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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10603
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SECTORAL POLICY / (ae) energy

Slowcoaches warned over internal market

Brussels, 26/04/2012 (Agence Europe) - On Thursday 26 April, the European Commission sent eight reasoned opinions to five member states - Austria, Estonia, Finland, Sweden and the United Kingdom - for failing to provide information on the measures for fully incorporating the directives of the 3rd package on the liberalisation of the internal energy market into national law. Hitherto, Finland Sweden and the United Kingdom have not informed the Commission of all the necessary transposition...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Quarrel between EU and Argentina gives clear indication of reciprocity necessary in trade relations with third countries
SECTORAL POLICY
(AE) JHA: Schengen - Franco-German proposals receive cautious welcome
(AE) JHA: PNR - EU27 outline European system
(AE) JHA: Council adopts directive on suspects' right to information
(AE) JHA: A new drug is detected each week on European market
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Reform - Council wants optional support for young farmers
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Via Campesina against wave of land privatisation
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Waste - four member states threatened with heavy fines
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Two countries summoned to respect EU legislation
(AE) CLIMATE: Fluorinated gases - Italy and Malta continue to infringe
(AE) ENERGY: Greece, Poland and Portugal in dock over nuclear safety
(AE) ENERGY: Italy referred to Court over performance of buildings
(AE) ENERGY: Slowcoaches warned over internal market
(AE) HEALTH: BEUC says consumers are not guinea pigs for implants
(AE) TECHNOLOGY: EIT reaches final phase of HULT Global Case Challenge
(AE) TELECOMS:
(AE) COHESION: Good structural fund auditing marks for the Commission
(AE) COHESION: French low-spending line disappoints EP
(AE) REGIONS: EIB sets up Urban Development Funds in Moravia-Silesia
(AE) TRANSPORT:
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) EUROPEAN COUNCIL: Special summit may be convened
(AE) ECONOMY: Monti wants a growth stimulus
(AE) IRELAND: New aid instalment gets go-ahead
(AE) TAXATION: Spotlight on Spain, Belgium and Bulgaria
(AE) LITHUANIA: Deficit expected to fall below 3% of GDP in 2012
(AE) GREECE: Commission unhappy about golden share in OTE
(AE) STATE AID: Go-ahead for Danish state aid for Vestjysk Bank
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - EDUCATION
(AE) SOCIAL: Move to bring in common rules on seasonal workers
(AE) SOCIAL: EU could do more on youth unemployment
(AE) SOCIAL: Posted workers reform divides ministers
(AE) EDUCATION: Bologna Process progress report
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: EU concerned by Tymoshenko situation
(AE) SYRIA: Juppé speaks of use of force
(AE) ISRAEL: EU challenges decision to legalise settlements
(AE) BALKANS: Not a matter of whether they will join but when and how
(AE) BURMA:
(AE) ARAB SPRING:
(AE) BRUNEI: EU and Brunei to be linked by PCA
(AE) INDONESIA: Free trade - negotiations projected
(AE) TRADE: Argentina's Senate approves YPF nationalisation
(AE) TRADE: Council adopts regulation on top quality meat
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
(AE) SPORT: Assembly says greater ethics needed - FIFA in question
(AE) HUMAN RIGHTS: Paul Lemmens elected ECHR judge for Belgium