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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10576
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ECONOMY - FINANCES / (ae) greece

First instalment of aid to be released on Monday (€5.9 billion)

Brussels, 16/03/2012 (Agence Europe) - The new Greek government, to be elected shortly, may decide to review aspects of the second bailout from the International Monetary Fund and the eurozone nations, said Matthias Mors, the European head of the troika fact-finders in Greece (the European Commission, European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund) on Friday. Mors told reporters that every quarter some aspects for the programme have to be adjusted each time a memorandum is issued...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICY
(AE) PUBLIC PROCUREMENT: Encouraging non-EU countries to respond in kind
(AE) FISHERIES: Common fisheries policy reform to be debated on Monday
(AE) FISHERIES: General approach on ending finning of sharks
(AE) AGRICULTURE: CAP, drought and Schmallenberg on Monday's Council agenda
(AE) AGRICULTURE: COPA calls for aid for private storage of olive oil
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Easter and new rules cause egg prices to soar
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Sugar - measures planned for market supply
(AE) CONSUMERS: States may cancel contracts containing unfair terms
(AE) HEALTH: Antimicrobial resistance - European action is needed
(AE) HEALTH: Public health - EuroHealthNet and SEEHN ramp up cooperation
(AE) TRANSPORT: EIB loan for tramways in Ile-de-France
ECONOMY - FINANCES
(AE) GREECE: First instalment of aid to be released on Monday (€5.9 billion)
(AE) GREECE: Huge task ahead but taskforce optimistic about promising start
(AE) GREECE: IMF to contribute €28 billion to second Greek bailout
(AE) EURO: Merkel may suggest Schäuble to head Eurogroup
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) HUNGARY: Viktor Orban says Hungary will not be colonised
(AE) FUTURE OF EUROPE: European Growth and Minimum Wage Pact to fight economic crisis
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) TRADE: Temporary application of Colombia-Peru deal possible in 2012
(AE) TRADE: Scoping continues with Japan
(AE) TRADE: New impetus in trade talks with Singapore next month
(AE) IRAN: EU denies banks access to SWIFT network
(AE) FYROM: High-level accession dialogue opens
(AE) SYRIA: Kofi Annan calls on Security Council for unity
(AE) PIRACY: MEPs want EU to act swiftly
(AE) HORN OF AFRICA: Call for appeasement between Eritrea and Ethiopia
(AE) MOLDOVA:
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: EP says water, needed by all, must be safeguarded
(AE) ANIMAL HEALTH: EP wants eight hours transport at most
(AE) NIGERIA: Cracking down on Boko Haram and analysing causes of conflict
(AE) HUMAN RIGHTS: Bahrain, Palestine and Sinai
(AE) EDUCATION: Chess should be played more at school
(AE) RESEARCH: EP wants Euro-Africa radio astronomy partnership
(AE) JHA: EP focuses on different ways of training judges
EVENTS CALENDAR
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(AE) Other events 19-23 march: