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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10866

14 June 2013
Contents Publication in full By article 32 / 32
EDUCATION - YOUTH / (ae) youth
EYF welcomes EP resolution as positive step for youth employment

Brussels, 13/06/2013 (Agence Europe) - On 12 June, the European Youth Forum (EYF) welcomed the “strong commitment” of the European Parliament to genuine investment in youth employment and calls on the upcoming European Council to ensure further measures tackle the issue. “If we don't take effective action now we will bankrupt Europe's future”, warned Peter Matjasic, the Forum president. On 12 June, the European Parliament adopted a resolution on European action for tackling youth...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Europe up against its foreign, military and security policy
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Agreement on professional qualifications
(AE) JHA: Crisis leads to increasing exodus from southern European countries
(AE) JHA: Viviane Reding wants real answers on PRISM programme
(AE) JHA: States urged to step up fight against corruption (GRECO)
(AE) ENERGY: Binding nuclear safety tests every six years
(AE) AGRICULTURE: CAP reform, tension over milk, sugar and wine before Council
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Seven countries advocate caution in CMO regulation reform
(AE) TRANSPORT: Commission proposes mandatory eCall by 2015
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) FINANCE: Ministers reach agreement on MiFID
(AE) TAXATION: Commission shares similar approach to OECD
(AE) CYPRUS: France says it has heard Nicosia's call
(AE) TAXATION: EU wants adjustments in Swiss tax deal
(AE) AUDITING: Courts want a greater role for external auditing
(AE) COMPETITION:
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
(AE) TURKEY: European Parliament calls Erdogan to conciliation
(AE) FOREIGN AFFAIRS: EU called to ensure protection of journalists
(AE) EEAS: Parliament wants better institutional coordination
(AE) CUSTOMS: EP adopts regulation on intellectual property rights
(AE) FINANCE: MEPs say it takes too long to get new rules onto statute books
(AE) ECONOMY: EP accuses ministers of dithering
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) GREECE: Samaras sticks to decision to close ERT
(AE) PORTUGAL: Growth, employment and return to markets (Cavaco Silva says)
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UNITED STATES: Suspense hangs over free-trade mandate
(AE) TRADE: WTO challenge against Chinese duties on steel tubes
(AE) TUNISIA: EU surprised at severity of sentence imposed on Femen group
(AE) CLIMATE: EIB support for fund to safeguard tropical forests
(AE) UNITED STATES:
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: France found guilty of non-compliance with nitrates rules
(AE) STATE AID: Court of Justice rules on Alitalia and Ryanair
EDUCATION - YOUTH
(AE) LANGUAGES: Label 2014-2015 gives priority to social inclusion and sport
(AE) YOUTH: EYF welcomes EP resolution as positive step for youth employment