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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10519
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EXTERNAL ACTION / (ae) belarus

Four European ministers want tougher sanctions

Brussels, 19/12/2011 (Agence Europe) - On Monday 19 December, the Polish minister for foreign affairs Radoslaw Sikorski and his counterparts from Germany, Guido Westerwelle, from the United Kingdom, William Hague, and from Sweden, Carl Bildt, called for tougher sanctions against the Belarus regime. Published in the Polish newspaper, Gazeta Wyborcza, the ministers announced in a “manifesto”: “we are going to support harsher EU sanctions against all those responsible for financing the...

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A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Good start to intergovernmental treaty negotiations - agreement already on some issues, but obstinate obstacles remain
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) EURO: Monetary policy can't do everything, warns Draghi
(AE) ECB: European Council appoints Benoît Coeuré to ECB Executive Board
(AE) COMPETITION: TAP and Brussels Airlines under investigation
(AE) COMPETITION: Approval for VW's acquisition of exclusive importers and distributors of its vehicle brands in Poland
(AE) COMPETITION: Oaktree can take over Panrico
(AE) COMPETITION:
(AE) COMPETITION:
(AE) STATE AID: Commission accepts SNS REEAL commitments
SECTORAL POLICY
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Ministers endorse integrated maritime policy
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Ministers want marine fuel sulphur content impact study
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Ministers discuss biodiversity and making CAP more environmentally friendly
(AE) FISHERIES: Council political agreement on fishing quotas for 2012
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Five product names registered
(AE) AGRICULTURE:
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Commission proposes professional qualifications card
(AE) JHA: GEBTA wants legal clarity on PNR
(AE) SPORT: EU looking for sustainable sports funding
(AE) SPORT: European directors want more independence
(AE) TRANSPORT: List of ten passenger rights set out
(AE) TRANSPORT: Loans for Bucharest and Prague underground networks
(AE) TRANSPORT: Agreement likely on Lyons-Turin high-speed train line funding
(AE) ENERGY: EIB backing for “green” projects in Estonia
(AE) ENERGY:
(AE) ENERGY:
(AE) WOMEN: Gender equality on agenda for social and employment policies
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: Association agreement signature depends on political progress
(AE) BELARUS: Four European ministers want tougher sanctions
(AE) EEAS: 12 member states send their recommendations to Ashton
(AE) EGYPT: Catherine Ashton calls for calm and restraint
(AE) KAZAKHSTAN: Catherine Ashton wants enquiry into clashes
(AE) SRI LANKA: Ashton wants detailed study of report on end of civil war
(AE) NORTH KOREA:
(AE) PHILIPPINES:
(AE) CHINA:
(AE) TRADE: WTO/DOHA - deepening impasse noticeable, little hope for 2012
INSTITUTIONAL - BUDGET
(AE) CZECH REPUBLIC: EU pays tribute to Vaclav Havel
(AE) BUDGET: €110 million to fight fraud in 2014-2020
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: No. 939