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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10726

9 November 2012
Contents Publication in full By article 30 / 36
EXTERNAL ACTION / (ae) trade
Anti-subsidies investigation into Chinese solar panels

Brussels, 08/11/2012 (Agence Europe) - In addition to an anti-dumping investigation that had already been launched against Chinese solar panels, these panels are now also being targeted in an anti-subsidies investigation.

In response to a complaint made on 26 September by an association of European solar panel producers, EU Pro Sun (see EUROPE 10697), the European Commission launched an anti-subsidies investigation on Thursday 8 November. This targets Chinese exports of solar panels and...

Contents

ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECB: Draghi say overcoming fragmentation will be a huge challenge
(AE) GREECE: EU says Greek parliament's vote is a “first step”
(AE) CYPRUS: Troika returns to Nicosia
(AE) ECONOMY: €30 billion to help Europe's emerging economies
(AE) TAXATION: Swedish study says Tobin Tax would damage EU economies
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) INDUSTRY: Limited scope of automotive industry plan “CARS 2020”
(AE) INFRASTRUCTURE: Project bonds agreement signed and ready for roll-out
(AE) TRANSPORT: Airports and workers want better ground-handling package
(AE) TRANSPORT: Anger is vented against lack of ambition for Single Sky
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: EPEE applauds gradual elimination of HFCs
(AE) CLIMATE: Group of NGOs urge ICAO Council to make progress
(AE) FISHERIES: EP fisheries committee criticises EU/Mauritania protocol
(AE) FISHERIES:
(AE) FISHERIES: Negotiations for new EU/Morocco agreement get go-ahead
(AE) FISHERIES: Committee vote on reform postponed until mid-December
(AE) REGIONS: Catalan crusade in EU for self-determination
(AE) REGIONS: CAP budget at heart of Valcarcel and Ciolos meeting
(AE) TECHNOLOGY: Androulla Vassiliou calls for adequate resources for EIT
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Unanimous opinions on two product directives
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
(AE) SOCIAL: High unemployment could become norm in EU
(AE) SOCIAL: Unions mobilise in response to ETUC's appeal
(AE) SPORT: Turin is 2015 European capital of sport
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) SERBIA/KOSOVO: Dialogue progresses gradually
(AE) TURKEY: Stefan Füle calls for focus on real priorities
(AE) BANGLADESH: MEPs mobilise to save Grameen Bank
(AE) UNITED STATES: Juppé harsh on Obama's foreign policy results
(AE) POLICE: A woman elected at the head of Interpol
(AE) FOREIGN AFFAIRS:
(AE) CARIBBEAN: €6 million in emergency aid to Sandy victims
(AE) TRADE: Anti-subsidies investigation into Chinese solar panels
(AE) TRADE:
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) BUDGET: Berlin wants close collaboration with London
(AE) COUNCIL OF EUROPE: Parliamentary Assembly and EP move closer together
(AE) ADMINISTRATION: Council civil servants and agents on strike on Thursday
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
(AE) CJEU: Ruling against Greek law on participation in strategic companies
(AE) CJEU: Paid annual leave may be reduced in relation to working time