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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10712
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INSTITUTIONAL / (ae) religion

Churches highlight need for church access in northern Cyprus

Brussels, 17/10/2012 (Agence Europe) - On 6 October in Nicosia, a delegation of the Commission of the Bishops' Confesences of the European Community (COMECE) representatives was received by the Cypriot Deputy Minister for European Affairs Andreas D. Mavroyiannis as part of the series of regular encounters between churches and EU presidencies.

COMECE representatives addressed several human rights issues, in particular on the implementation of freedom of religion or belief in the whole of...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Jacques Delors' project to boost the single European market
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) COMMISSION: Grey areas surround Dalli's resignation
(AE) FRANCE: Hollande sets out his vision of EU's future
(AE) RELIGION: Churches highlight need for church access in northern Cyprus
(AE) MEDAL OF TOLERANCE:
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) SUMMIT: Fast action on finance and planning for the future
(AE) GREECE: New obstacles in troika discussions
(AE) CYPRUS: Broad agreement on counter measures
(AE) TAXATION: Hollande says FTT revenue should be used to boost economy
(AE) STATE AID: United Kingdom may fund “green bank” start-up
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) ENERGY: Stricter rules for more sustainable biofuels
(AE) CLIMATE: Connie Hedegaard reassures producers on biofuel reform
(AE) JHA: EPP blasts London's planned opt-out
(AE) INDUSTRY: Updating rules on radio equipment
(AE) TRANSPORT: Kallas supports neutrality of rail infrastructure
(AE) COHESION: Hahn in Athens to analyse 40 reprogrammed stalled projects
(AE) HEALTH: EPHA concern over Dalli case effect on tobacco directive
(AE) DIGITAL: Commission launches consultation on telecoms markets
(AE) AGRICULTURE: 10% drop in European wine production 2012/2013
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: Kostiantyn Yelisieiev says association agreement is solid basis for membership application
(AE) TRADE: Ukraine clings to its tariff review plan at WTO
(AE) SERBIA: Nikolic more attached to Kosovo than EU
(AE) MONTENEGRO: Stefan Füle calls for focus on negotiations
(AE) IRAN: Tehran criticises sanctions but will not capitulate on nuclear issue
(AE) MALI/SAHEL: Ashton and Senegalese president on same wavelength
(AE) MALAWI: EU and Malawi sign two funding agreements
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: EU/UN support for women's empowerment