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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10624
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SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) transport

EU must stand firm on ERTMS

Brussels, 31/05/2012 (Agence Europe) - The railway industry has sent a strong signal to the European Commission and its member states for them to pull out the stops to ensure that the ERTMS - European Rail Traffic Management System - be rapidly introduced across Europe, because some governments seem reluctant to make this happen. The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) and the European Rail Infrastructure Managers (EIM) joined forces after a joint meeting in...

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ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECONOMY: Draghi calls for a banking union in the eurozone
(AE) ECONOMY: Goulard suggests three-stage introduction of eurobonds
(AE) ECONOMY: Monti says growth stimulus measures urgently needed
(AE) ITALY: EIB loans for small and medium-sized enterprises
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) TELECOMS: Commission proposes fines for five EU member states
(AE) JHA: Data retention - Commission takes Germany to Court
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Patents - dossier referred to European Council again
(AE) CONSUMERS: Agreement in principle on out-of-court dispute settlement
(AE) RESEARCH: Council agreement on general structure of Horizon 2020
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: New approach to risk of chemical cocktails
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Germany taken to European Court of Justice
(AE) TRANSPORT: New tachograph passes first stage
(AE) TRANSPORT: Second round of negotiations on rail legislation
(AE) TRANSPORT: MEPs increasingly concerned about Single European Sky
(AE) TRANSPORT: EU must stand firm on ERTMS
(AE) HEALTH: Most Europeans want tougher anti-smoking measures
(AE) HEALTH: New anti-smoking campaign on aeroplanes
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Preparation of ministerial discussions on rural development
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Technical negotiations on greening of aid
(AE) ENERGY: France called on to revise regulated price system
(AE) ENERGY: Poland called on to comply with EU legislation
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) TRADE: Scoping exercise on free-trade area with Japan completed
(AE) COLOMBIA/PERU: One more step towards free trade by end 2012
(AE) CANADA: Free-trade negotiations on home straight
(AE) TRADE: Future for ACTA looks bleak in Europe
(AE) CHINA: European firms facing cost rises
(AE) KOSOVO: Start of structured dialogue on rule of law
(AE) SERBIA: New President Nikolic wants both EU and Kosovo
(AE) SYRIA: Country on verge of civil war
(AE) TURKEY: MEPs deplore condemnation of Sakharov prizewinner
(AE) IRAN:
(AE) COLOMBIA:
(AE) THAILAND:
(AE) TUNISIA: Project initiated for lawyer support
(AE) ALGERIA: Talks resumed in “neighbourhood” context
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: Youth employment challenge