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Mardi 23 Octobre 2012
MARDI 23 OCTOBRE 2012 Répression de la manifestation du 17 octobre 1961 SOMMAIRE CMP (Candidatures)....................................................................................................................... 1 DÉPÔT DE RAPPORTS ................................................................................................................. 1 DÉLÉGATION PARLEMENTAIRE AU RENSEIGNEMENT (Nomination)................................... 1 RETRAIT D’UNE QUESTION ......................................................................................................... 1 COMMISSIONS (Candidatures) .................................................................................................... 1 RAPPEL AU RÈGLEMENT ............................................................................................................ 1 M. Claude Domeizel 1 RÉPRESSION DE LA MANIFESTATION DU 17 OCTOBRE 1961 ............................................... 2 M. Pierre Laurent, auteur de la proposition de résolution 2 M. Roger Karoutchi 3 M. David Assouline 4 M. Guy Fischer 4 M. Yves Pozzo di Borgo 5 M. Robert Hue 5 Mme Esther Benbassa 5 Mme Bariza Khiari 6 M. Alain Vidalies, ministre délégué auprès du Premier ministre, chargé des relations avec le Parlement 7 CMP (Nominations)........................................................................................................................ 7 COMMISSIONS (Nominations)...................................................................................................... 8 N° 10 mardi 23 octobre -
Prezentace Aplikace Powerpoint
Current French Politics A brief quiz to warm ourselves up: Who is this person? Presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy 2007- 2012 • Sarkozy – minister of interior 2002- 2004 and 2005-2007 (civil unrests 2005) • Anti-immigration and securitization rhetoric in the campaign and in office • Crisis of the Eurozone and French- German Leadership (‘Merkozy’) • Economics of state interventionism (dirigisme) • British and French operation in Libya 2011 turning down Kaddafi’ s regime • Prime minister François Fillon Presidential elections 2012 • Main candidates: • François Hollande (28.6 per cent in the 1st round; 51/6 in the 2nd round) • Nicolas Sarkozy (27.2 / 48.4) • Marine Le Pen (17.9) • Jean-Luc Mélenchon (11.1) • François Bayrou (9.1) Parliamentary elections 2012 Presidency of François Hollande • First secretary of PS 1997-2008 • Law on marriage of same-sex couples (2013) • Unpopular labour reform 2013 (Kurzarbeit) • January and November 2015 Paris and 2016 Nice terrorist acts • Economical and social difficulties • The least popular President of the 5th Republic • Prime ministers: • Jean-Marc Ayrault (2012-2014) • Manuel Valls (2014-2016) • Bernard Cazeneuve (2016-2017) The European Parliament elections 2014 Presidential elections 2017 • Main candidates: • Emmanuel Macron (24.0 / 66.1) • Marine Le Pen (21.3 / 33.9) • François Fillon (20.0) • Jean-Luc Mélenchon (19.6) • Benoît Hamon (6.4) Parliamentary elections 2017 • Effects of the electoral system: • http://www.parties-and-elections.eu/france.html Presidency of Emmanuel Macron • Graduated from ENA -
Doers Dreamers Ors Disrupt &
POLITICO.EU DECEMBER 2018 Doers Dreamers THE PEOPLE WHO WILL SHAPE & Disrupt EUROPE IN THE ors COMING YEAR In the waves of change, we find our true drive Q8 is an evolving future proof company in this rapidly changing age. Q8 is growing to become a broad mobility player, by building on its current business to provide sustainable ‘fuel’ and services for all costumers. SOMEONE'S GOT TO TAKE THE LEAD Develop emission-free eTrucks for the future of freight transport. Who else but MAN. Anzeige_230x277_eTrucks_EN_181030.indd 1 31.10.18 10:29 11 CONTENTS No. 1: Matteo Salvini 8 + Where are Christian Lindner didn’t they now? live up to the hype — or did he? 17 The doers 42 In Germany, Has the left finally found its a new divide answer to right-wing nationalism? 49 The dreamers Artwork 74 85 Cover illustration by Simón Prades for POLITICO All illustrated An Italian The portraits African refugees face growing by Paul Ryding for unwelcome resentment in the country’s south disruptors POLITICO 4 POLITICO 28 SPONSORED CONTENT PRESENTED BY WILFRIED MARTENS CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES THE EAST-WEST EU MARRIAGE: IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO TALK 2019 EUROPEAN ELECTIONS ARE A CHANCE TO LEARN FROM LESSONS OF THE PAST AND BRING NATIONS CLOSER TOGETHER BY MIKULÁŠ DZURINDA, PRESIDENT, WILFRIED MARTENS CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES The East-West relationship is like the cliché between an Eastern bride and a Western man. She is beautiful but poor and with a slightly troubled past. He is rich and comfortable. The West which feels underappreciated and the East, which has the impression of not being heard. -
Mercredi 19 Octobre 2016
MERCREDI 19 OCTOBRE 2016 Débat sur l’organisation, la place et le financement de l’islam en France Déclaration du Gouvernement sur les opérations extérieures de la France Débat préalable à la réunion du Conseil de l’Europe des 20 et 21 octobre 2016 Débat sur l’eau et les milieux aquatiques SOMMAIRE CMP (Nominations) ........................................................................................................................ 1 DÉBAT SUR L’ORGANISATION, LA PLACE ET LE FINANCEMENT DE L’ISLAM EN FRANCE 1 Mme Corinne Féret, présidente de la mission d’information 1 Mme Nathalie Goulet, rapporteur de la mission d’information 1 Mme Éliane Assassi 1 M. Michel Amiel 2 M. François Zocchetto 2 Mme Esther Benbassa 3 Mme Corinne Féret 3 M. André Reichardt 3 Mme Nathalie Goulet 4 M. Jacques Bigot 4 Mme Chantal Deseyne 5 Mme Colette Giudicelli 5 M. David Rachline 5 M. Bernard Cazeneuve, ministre de l'intérieur 6 DÉCLARATION DU GOUVERNEMENT SUR LES OPÉRATIONS EXTÉRIEURES DE LA FRANCE .............................................................................................................................. 7 M. Jean-Marc Ayrault, ministre des affaires étrangères 7 M. Bernard Vera 9 M. Jean-Noël Guérini 9 M. Joël Guerriau 9 Mme Leila Aïchi 10 M. Jeanny Lorgeoux 10 M. Robert del Picchia 11 M. David Rachline 12 M. Jacques Gautier, vice-président de la commission des affaires étrangères 12 M. Jean-Marc Todeschini, secrétaire d'État chargé des anciens combattants 12 M. Harlem Désir, secrétaire d'État chargé des affaires européennes 14 ENGAGEMENT DE LA PROCÉDURE ACCÉLÉRÉE .................................................................... 14 MISES AU POINT AU SUJET D’UN VOTE .................................................................................... 14 DÉBAT PRÉALABLE À LA RÉUNION DU CONSEIL DE L’EUROPE DES 20 ET 21 OCTOBRE 2016 ...................................................................................................... 14 Orateurs inscrits 14 M. -
FRANCE: a HOTBED of OPPOSITION to the TTIP? Elvire Fabry | Senior Research Fellow at the Jacques Delors Institute
POLICY PAPER 136 10 JUNE 2015 FRANCE: A HOTBED OF OPPOSITION TO THE TTIP? Elvire Fabry | senior research fellow at the Jacques Delors Institute SUMMARY Two years after the start of negotiations for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) in July 2013, the evolution of French public opinion is intriguing. THE EVOLUTION OF FRENCH PUBLIC OPINION It was expected that opposition to TTIP would come primarily from France, IS INTRIGUING” where public opinion is traditionally wary of trade liberalisation. But in November 2014, when 59% of Europeans and 25 of 28 member states said they were in favour of TTIP, 50% of French held a favourable opinion while the Germans had become the leading opponents of TTIP. The shift in German public opinion in spring 2014 had not been anticipated, considering that the German econ- omy has turned towards exports and that the German government itself was active in supporting the launch of negotiations. Public debate over TTIP has only truly manifested in France during the European election campaigns of May 2014, when the minor parties opposed to negotiations put the spotlight on the sanitary, phytosanitary, and environmental issues of the negotiations. The two major political groups adopted a more cautious and even evasive approach, waiting until autumn 2014 to clearly state their positions. In summer 2014, meanwhile, the inclusion of a mechanism to resolve disputes between investor and state has imposed itself as a source of more mobilising fears and has united a cross-partisan opposition which has con- tributed to growing doubts over the benefits of the agreement. -
Vendredi 31 Mai 2013
VENDREDI 31 MAI 2013 Action publique territoriale (Suite) SOMMAIRE RAPPELS AU RÈGLEMENT .......................................................................................................... 1 M. Christian Favier 1 Mme Marylise Lebranchu, ministre de la réforme de l'État 1 M. René Vandierendonck, rapporteur de la commission des lois 1 M. Jean-Pierre Sueur, président de la commission des lois 1 ACTION PUBLIQUE TERRITORIALE (Suite) ............................................................................... 2 Discussion des articles 2 ARTICLES ADDITIONNELS AVANT L’ARTICLE PREMIER 2 ARTICLE PREMIER 8 M. Bernard Cazeau 8 ARTICLE 2 11 M. Christian Favier 11 SÉNATEUR EN MISSION TEMPORAIRE...................................................................................... 11 ACTION PUBLIQUE TERRITORIALE (Suite) ............................................................................... 11 Discussion des articles (Suite) 11 ARTICLE 2 (Suite) 11 M. Dominique de Legge 11 M. Bernard Cazeau 11 M. Pierre-Yves Collombat 12 M. Roger Karoutchi 12 M. Philippe Dallier 12 M. Louis Nègre 12 M. André Reichardt 12 M. René-Paul Savary 12 M. Jacques Mézard 13 M. Gérard Roche 13 M. René Vandierendonck, rapporteur 13 Mme Marylise Lebranchu, ministre 13 ARTICLE ADDITIONNEL 19 ARTICLE 3 20 M. Christian Favier 20 M. Bernard Cazeau 20 M. Daniel Dubois 20 M. Gérard Longuet 20 M. René-Paul Savary 20 M. Louis Nègre 21 M. Dominique de Legge 21 M. Roger Karoutchi 21 M. Michel Mercier 21 M. André Reichardt 22 M. Edmond Hervé 22 M. Pierre-Yves Collombat 22 M. Jacques Mézard 22 Mme Catherine Tasca 22 M. Jean-Pierre Sueur, président de la commission des lois 23 ARTICLE ADDITIONNEL 33 ARTICLE 4 34 ARTICLE 5 (supprimé) 42 ARTICLE 6 (Supprimé) 43 ARTICLE ADDITIONNEL 43 N° 108 vendredi 31 mai 2013 Le premier engagement du pacte de stabilité et de SÉANCE confiance est d’assurer des financements pérennes du vendredi 31 mai 2013 aux départements. -
European Financial Outlook 2021-2027 Which Budget for Which Europe?
POLICY POLICY PAPERPAPER European issues n°453 European Financial 27 November 2017 Outlook 2021-2027 Jean Arthuis Which budget for which Europe? Singular in every way – that is how we might level group comprising the representatives describe the European budget. Its financing of three institutions (Council, Parliament, depends on the Member States alone and the Commission) would propose financing from European Parliament is kept at bay, its spending new own resources. It was also planned that lines are maintained in the straitjacket of the flexibility margins would be introduced so seven-year Multiannual Financial Framework that unscheduled events might be better (MFF), with most of its appropriations being apprehended. Finally, a commitment was made redistributed to its contributors. Although its to settle payments arrears of over 20 billion € weight is but modest, 1% of the European rapidly. GDP, the budgetary rules and procedures seem to have been governed by an overprotective The execution of this plan soon came up rationale via supervision and overuse of controls. against reality: the crisis of the Greek Out of necessity, given the circumstances, its debt, sudden massive migration and the operators have had to distance themselves from imperative of receiving refugees, terrorist the fundamental principles of budgetary unity, attacks, cyberattacks and the need to renew universality, annuality and sincerity. And so the investments. budget has become a corseted, unidentifiable object to the citizen-contributor – a symptom Given these circumstances and the urgency of a Europe that no longer communicates with of the situation the Commission tried to meet the Europeans. expectations and the multi-annual financial framework was effectively revised mid-term, At a time when all eyes are set on what the but below the ceilings set in 2013. -
DRAFT AGENDA 28/11/2017 (Following BG Remarks)
DRAFT AGENDA (Dated 25/01/2018) European Parliamentary Week 2018 - European Semester Conference - - Interparliamentary Conference on Stability, Economic Coordination and Governance in the European Union - Co-organised by the European Parliament and the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria European Parliament Brussels, 19 - 20 February 2018 Monday, 19 February 2018 12.00 - 15.00 Registration of participants from national Parliaments Registration desk “Event Participants and Guests”, Altiero Spinelli Building 12.00 - 15.00 Political group meetings (tbc) 15.00 - 16.30 Opening plenary session: Policy priorities of the 2018 European Semester cycle? Meeting room: Hemicycle (Paul-Henri Spaak Building, 3rd floor) Co-chaired by Roberto Gualtieri, Chair of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs of the European Parliament and Evgeniya Angelova, Deputy Chair of the Finance and Budgetary Committee of the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria Introductory remarks by - Valdis Dombrovskis, Vice-President of the European Commission for the Euro and Social Dialogue [tbc] - Pierre Moscovici, European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs [tbc] - Marianne Thyssen, European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labour Mobility - Krzysztof Hetman, rapporteur on the 2018 European Semester, Committee on Employment and Social Affairs of the European Parliament - Hugues Bayet, rapporteur on the 2018 European Semester, Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs of the European Parliament -
A N N U a L R E P O
2015 ANNUAL REPORT Editorial The year 2015 was marked by the The fight against racism, anti-Semitism tragic events of January and November, and intolerance, which the Prime tighter security and a temporary ban Minister declared a major national on school outings. It emerged as a year cause in 2015, has become a Shoah when fighting anti-Semitism by Memorial priority in the past 10 years. educating young people was more relevant than ever. In Paris, Drancy, Toulouse and abroad, the Memorial raises awareness of The Memorial quickly adjusted to this Holocaust history as a way to promote new context by taking proactive steps. living together in harmony and fight Responding to requests from teachers intolerance. Our open-minded Éric de Rothschild. as well as students, our education teams comparison between the Holocaust © DR. travelled to schools to conduct and other genocides shows, if it were workshops. needed, the universal nature of our teaching, which echoes loudly and Samuel Pisar, who died in July 2015, durably. talked about his trust in youth at the inauguration of the expanded Memorial In the 70 years since its creation, in 2005. “What I find so striking,” he the Memorial has become a place of EDITORIAL said, “is that young people in particular remembrance, a documentation and now want to understand what really transmission centre, and a so important happened in those grim places and unique place of education and training. times. They want to better understand This could not have happened without and measure the grave dangers our permanent staff’s steadfast threatening our conflict-torn world dedication, the commitment of the again.” Ten years on, his words still survivors, former Resistance members ring true. -
La Politique Sans En Faire
POLITBURO BERNARD CAZENEUVE LA POLITIQUE SANS EN FAIRE Quand il accueille David Austin en haut du perron du nés par le ministre, les jardiniers du château de Ver- ministère de l’Intérieur, Bernard Cazeneuve respire sailles se tiennent prêts, tout excités à l’idée de partici- PAR THOMAS avec émotion le parfum de ses roses pivoines, aux mille per à sa grande œuvre florale. pétales, comme si l’air en était tout entier empli. Ce THÉVENOUD jour-là, plus rien ne compte pour le ministre de l’Inté- Bernard Cazeneuve aime donc les fleurs, pas seulement Député de Saône-et-Loire rieur que cette rencontre avec le plus célèbre rosiériste pour leurs couleurs, pas seulement pour le parfum du monde. Rien d’autre à l’agenda qu’un déjeuner et qu’elles exhalent, pas seulement pour leur beauté et leur Telle une rose poussant sur du fumier, Bernard Cazeneuve, une balade dans les jardins de Beauvau. Le temps est fragilité. Il les aime car elles durent plus que les jours. Il fabiusien-hollando-compatible, autrement dit un poisson volant, suspendu, la politique n’existe plus. David Austin a les aime comme un jardinier aime le rythme des saisons, beau en avoir vu d’autres, ce ministre de la République l’alternance du soleil et de la pluie (la pluie, surtout serait le seul ministre à avoir réussi son quinquennat. C’est en française lui plaît avec ses manières distinguées et son quand on a été élu de Cherbourg pendant vingt ans...), tout cas le point de vue développé par Thomas Thévenoud, qui, humour so British. -
European Interview N°100 with Jean-Claude Juncker
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JEAN-CLAUDE JUNCKER European interview n°100 “Europe is a world power and th 19 October 2020 unaware of it” • In 2000, you were the Prime Minister of certain point on, Europe gave the impression that it Luxembourg. Twenty years on do you believe was working, which led the populations of Europe to that Europe has changed, for the better or lose interest in others. So the mistrust that citizens worse? have of their national governments, with the growing, palpable gap between those who govern and the When I began my community life, at the age of 28 as governed - it can be seen in every Member State, how a young Employment Minister, there were ten Member can you expect it not to exist and grow at European States, then came the Portuguese and the Spanish. level! At ministerial level there was a club atmosphere, we knew everything about each other: family, children, • Do you have answers to bridge this gap? grandparents. After the various enlargements, all that unravelled, relations between leaders became When I was President of the Commission, we strained. Europe is, of course, made up of institutions, launched the «European Solidarity Corps». The idea countries, governments, but also people. I have always is that young people will go and help in any place borne in mind that I had to see the person in front of in Europe when disaster strikes (earthquakes, floods, me firstly as a person. And I have always wanted to fires). Some 150,000 young people have already know what is really happening in the Member States. -
And Chancellor Helmut Kohl (R.)
50 YEARS OF THE ÉLYSÉE TREATY GERMANY AND FRANCE HALF A CENTURY OF FRIENDSHIP AND COOPERATION “…no greater, finer, or more useful Plan has ever occupied the human mind than the one of a perpetual and universal Peace among all the Peoples of Europe.” Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), French philosopher and writer Their fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfa - Wars (1914-1918 and 1939-1945). The cost was thers clashed on the battlefield, where they immeasurable. More than 70 million people were looked into the mouth of hell. Their families suffe - killed in Europe and around the world, 13 million of red hardship, bereavement, destruction, bombard - them in Germany and France. The bloodletting and ment, occupation and in some cases deportation devastation left Europe on its knees. to the Nazi death camps. Whenever defeated, their nations endured the traumatic humiliations Yet it was amid the still-smouldering ruins of imposed by the victors. They learned to foster a these tragic events that the course of history was culture of revenge. reversed. After the Second World War, Franco- German reconciliation became the motivation for So it was that for 75 years, from 1870 until 1945, reconstructing Europe as a peaceful edifice. the middle of the European continent lived in the shadow of the confrontation between its neigh - In Paris on 22 January 1963, the Élysée Treaty offi - bouring and rival powers: France and Germany. cially set the seal on those intentions. Each had become the other’s hereditary foe. A vicious cycle of obsessive distrust and hatred had That was 50 years ago.