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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10514

13 December 2011
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SECTORAL POLICY / (ae) fisheries
Measures to reduce fleet overcapacity have failed

Brussels, 12/12/2011 (Agence Europe) - Overcapacity in the fishing fleet continues to be one of the main reasons for the failure of the common fisheries policy (CFP) and current measures to reduce capacity have failed, said the European Court of Auditors in a report published on Monday 12 December.

The European Commission says it agrees with most of the Court's observations and recommendations. European Maritime and Fisheries Commissioner Maria Damanaki said: “The report of the Court of...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: The three crucial European Council results are positive, including British disengagement, but many uncertainties persist
SOVEREIGN DEBT CRISIS
(AE) ECONOMY: Sarkozy says summit has put conditions in place to solve the debt crisis
(AE) ECONOMY: Financial penalties for excess deficits
(AE) ECONOMY: ETUC says deal is in nobody's interests
SECTORAL POLICY
(AE) JHA: Schengen - main subject of home affairs ministers
(AE) JHA: Launch of border surveillance system
(AE) TRANSPORT: Agreement on rail package and tachograph
(AE) REGIONS: Better assessing the impact of cohesion policy
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: €3.2 billion for LIFE 2014-2020 which contains climate chapter
(AE) FISHERIES: Measures to reduce fleet overcapacity have failed
(AE) FISHERIES:
(AE) ENTREPRISE: Tajani in Brazil to promote European industry
(AE) ENERGY: Green energy in Mediterranean - Algeria to contribute to Desertec
(AE) ENERGY:
(AE) ENERGY:
(AE) DIGITAL: Former minister accused of plagiarism given mission on net
(AE) DIGITAL: Strategy to add value to public administrations' data
(AE) SINGLE MARKET: Lack of common method harming counterfeiting fight
(AE) SINGLE MARKET: EU loses €10 billion to pirate works
(AE) STATISTICS: +3% in transfers by migrant workers to countries of origin
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UN/CLIMATE: EU hails Durban agreement as historic breakthrough
(AE) ICELAND: Iceland progressing in EU accession negotiations
(AE) SERBIA: Füle and Ashton say European Council decision recognises Belgrade's progress
(AE) LEBANON: EU condemns attack against UN peacekeepers
(AE) ALGERIA: Algeria wants progress on EU neighbourhood policy
(AE) TRADE: ASEAN, EU sets sights on negotiations with Thailand
(AE) TRADE: Cape Verde to benefit from GSP+
(AE) OECD:
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: Support for Tunisia reaffirmed
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: Change in Algerian position on partnership with EU
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: EIB Vice-President visits Tunis
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) PARLIAMENT: 17 MEPs make their debut
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: No. 938