Traduction de «mutual evolution » (Anglais → Français) :

It will develop tools for a better assessment of the contextual and mutual impacts of such evolutions, compare public policies against the variety of challenges across Europe, and analyse policy options and decision making mechanisms in areas such as employment, taxation, inequalities, poverty, social inclusion, education and skills, community development, competitiveness and the Internal Market with a view to understanding the new conditions and opportunities for greater European integration and the role of its social, cultural, scientific and economic components and synergies as sources of comparative Union advantages at world level.

The report comprehensively highlights issues pertaining to: the right to life and protection from hatred and violence; threats to freedom of assembly and expression; the latest anti-discrimination directive currently under consideration by the Council; the evolution of EU jurisprudence and policies to cover discrimination linked to gender identity; the mutual recognition of same-sex unions; and the protection of LGBT people seeking international protection.

14. Very much appreciates the initiative of the Chinese and EU authorities and businesses to reinforce cooperation, notably through the establishment of an annual dialogue on macroeconomic and financial sector issues and the organisation of a capital markets roundtable, with the objective of creating platforms for discussing strategic financial regulatory issues between financial regulators and market participants; suggests that these discussions should focus on common regulatory issues facing policymakers on both sides and the influence of regulation on EU-Chinese commercial partnerships; also suggests that the huge challenges of growing interdependence of financial markets in a globalising business environment reinforces the need for po ...[+++]licy makers and regulators to cooperate as early as possible on emerging issues; stresses the importance of the rapid evolution of Chinese and EU financial services industries, the importance of these markets for economic development, and the demands that these developments make on regulation and supervision; suggests that the emerging specific themes of mutual interest include:

2. Draws attention to the fact that the combination and mutually-reinforcing nature of climate change, demographic evolution and globalisation signal an unprecedented period of instability in the history of humanity; this underlines the need to reduce the cleavage between the developing world and the rest of the globe and to eradicate poverty;

28. Expresses its concern at the evolution of the situation and endorses the European Council's appeal to the parties concerned to respect their undertakings and to restore a climate of mutual trust, and in this regard requests:

(g) development, at a European level, of methods of analysis and follow-up of youth policies and their evolution (e.g. databases, key figures, mutual knowledge of "systems") and of methods of disseminating good practice.