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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10736

23 November 2012
Contents Publication in full By article 5 / 32
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY / (ae) china
EP wants fast action on Chinese solar panel dumping

Strasbourg, 22/11/2012 (Agence Europe) - MEPs want a rapid introduction of temporary anti-dumping rights on Chinese solar panels, which the European Commission has been investigating since September.

In an oral question from the European Parliament to the European Commission on measures to protect the European market from imports from China sold at abnormally low or loss leader prices, MEPs from the main political parties were unanimous in their calls on the European executive on Thursday...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Summit of uncertainty in the face of three possible alternatives
EUROPEAN COUNCIL
(AE) BUDGET: Marathon meeting trying to bash out compromise on MFF 2014-2020
ECONOMY
(AE) CYPRUS: Christofias says aid deal imminent
(AE) GREECE: Rehn tells lenders to stick to their commitments
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
(AE) CHINA: EP wants fast action on Chinese solar panel dumping
(AE) KAZAKHSTAN: EP wants stronger cooperation agreement
(AE) 2014 ELECTIONS: Leader of winning party will preside over Commission
(AE) ENLARGEMENT: Call for increase in social dimension and simplified procedures
(AE) INTERNET: European Parliament demands better child protection
(AE) DEFENCE: European Parliament voices concern at EU's strategic decline
(AE) CORRIGENDUM:
(AE) FISHERIES: EP bans on board shark finning
(AE) FISHERIES: EP moves forward on plan for recovery of Baltic salmon stock
(AE) FISHERIES:
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) AGRICULTURE: COPA-COGECA wants to keep up agricultural spending
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Baltic farmers want higher level of aid
(AE) HEALTH: EPHA urges Borg to avoid any conflict of interest
(AE) COHESION: Last-ditch appeal by MEPs for cohesion policy
(AE) WOMEN: 50/50 declaration for parity in institutions after 2014
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Many reasoned opinions for non-respect of EU law
(AE) JHA: Reasoned opinions for Czech Republic and Latvia regarding notaries
(AE) EMPLOYMENT: Proceedings opened against four member states
(AE) ENERGY: Internal market - Poland and Finland taken to Court of Justice
(AE) ENERGY:
(AE) FINANCE: Electronic money, Belgium in the dock
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Public procurement, Greece taken to court
(AE) JHA: Belgium in default on biometric passports
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) GAZA: Europeans welcome ceasefire and call for resumption of talks
(AE) INDIA: EU concerned about execution of terrorist
(AE) TRADE: France looks out for free trade and reciprocity
EDUCATION
(AE) EDUCATION/CULTURE: Debate on new programmes continues
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
(AE) TRANSPORT: Rights and obligations of different stakeholders