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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10550

10 February 2012
Contents Publication in full By article 18 / 36
SECTORAL POLICY / (ae) jha
EP civil liberties committee delays Schengen evaluation vote

Brussels, 09/02/2012 (Agence Europe) - The European Parliament (EP) civil liberties committee decided on Thursday 9 February to delay voting on the report by Carlos Coelho on the Schengen evaluation mechanism, amended by a Commission proposal last September. Coelho said that the Danish Presidency of the EU Council of Ministers had sent him a letter indicating that discussions with the Council might be re-opened. The Council and EP are at odds over the legal basis for the proposal, Parliament...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Economic and monetary union: Jacques Delors explains where improvements are needed
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) EUROGROUP: Athens' painful decision to sign up to second bailout plan
(AE) ECB: Mario Draghi says agreement has been reached in Greece
(AE) TAXATION: Transatlantic deal on tackling tax evasion
(AE) CREDIT RATING: S: Domenici wants special system for sovereign debt
SECTORAL POLICY
(AE) HEALTH: PIP implants - John Dalli wants EU27 to take immediate measures
(AE) TELECOMS: Roaming at centre of EPP hearing
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Green growth - China and EU share same objective
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Green budgets create jobs, report says
(AE) ENERGY: Cooperation with Turkey - Füle and Oettinger in Istanbul
(AE) ENERGY: Agricultural organisations have concerns over biofuels
(AE) ENERGY:
(AE) ENERGY:
(AE) COHESION: Maritime regions vigilant over cohesion package
(AE) REGIONS: Cohesion needs review for island states
(AE) TRANSPORT: CPMR suggests 11th TEN-T corridor
(AE) TRANSPORT: Kallas talks tough on railways
(AE) JHA: EP civil liberties committee delays Schengen evaluation vote
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Call for EP to assess impact of EU-Morocco agreement
EDUCATION - CULTURE
(AE) EDUCATION: Reducing school failure to boost equity (OECD)
(AE) AUDIOVISUAL: Slight decline in EU cinema admissions
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) SYRIA: Observers return - France pushes for solution
(AE) PAKISTAN: 5-year engagement plan to enhance relations
(AE) BELARUS:
(AE) BURMA: €150 million for reform and development
(AE) RUSSIA: Russian organisations concerned about presidential elections
(AE) AZERBAIJAN: EU calls for democratic reform
(AE) TUNISIA: Tunisian president soon to visit Brussels and Strasbourg
(AE) ALGERIA: Energy agreement to be signed in “coming weeks”
(AE) EGYPT: Cairo lays into Egyptian and International NGOs
(AE) TRADE: Civil society concerns about ACTA
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) HUNGARY: Budapest and Commission very close to agreement
(AE) HUNGARY: Kroes still very worried over media law
(AE) EP: European Council, EU-Morocco agriculture agreement and Mario Monti
(AE) COURT OF AUDITORS: Candidacy of new Spanish member
(AE) POLITICAL PARTIES: PES seeks to tackle youth unemployment