• Risk assessments and national strategies to be upgraded • Critical Entities Resilience Group to improve cross-border cooperation • Climate change and cyber-security potential sources of disruption • Inform the general public about incidents or serious risks / Civil Liberties Committee MEPs endorse new rules to better protect essential services like energy, transport and drinking water. With 57 votes in favour and 6 against (no abstentions), the Committee adopted its negotiation position on new rules on EU critical infrastructure entities. MEPs are aiming to better protect essential services (e.g. energy, transport, banking, drinking water and digital infrastructure) by improving member state resilience strategies and risk assessments. (....)