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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10944

17 October 2013
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SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) fisheries
Political agreement expected on Baltic fishing quotas

Brussels, 16/10/2013 (Agence Europe) - EU fisheries ministers are expected to reach a political agreement on total allowable catches (TACs) and quotas for the waters of the Baltic Sea for 2014 when they meet in Luxembourg on Thursday 17 October (see EUROPE 10905 for the Commission proposals). The Council will also discuss bilateral negotiations with Norway and the ICCAT (International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tuna) meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, on 18-25...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) CLIMATE: Prospect of European airspace ETS until 2020
(AE) CLIMATE: EU will assume its share of financing
(AE) CONSUMERS: Trilogue agreement on 2014-2020 programme
(AE) FOOD: Commission calls for reduction in food waste in EU
(AE) ENERGY: Big rise in Gazprom sales to EU in October
(AE) DIGITAL: European Council says strong digital economy is vital
(AE) TOURISM: Ministers to discuss visas and offers for senior citizens
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Shift to EU e-signatures
(AE) TRANSPORT: €1.6 billion earmarked for TEN-T this year
(AE) INDUSTRY:
(AE) FISHERIES: Political agreement expected on Baltic fishing quotas
(AE) FISHERIES: EU tries again on protected areas in Antarctic
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Proposed 2.45% cut in direct aid reduction rates
(AE) JHA: NSA appears to have overestimated success of its spy programmes
(AE) SOCIAL: Another EGF intervention proposed in three member states
(AE) CORRIGENDUM/SOCIAL:
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) ALBANIA: Commission recommends granting Tirana candidate status
(AE) FYROM: Opening of EU accession negotiations recommended again
(AE) TURKEY: Commission calls for fresh momentum in negotiations
(AE) KOSOVO: SAA negotiations to start on 28 October
(AE) SERBIA: 2013 is historic year for EU-Serbia relations
(AE) IRAN: Another meeting on nuclear issue on 7-8 November
(AE) UKRAINE: Parliament mission goes on and Füle says Tymoshenko's exit close
(AE) SERBIA: Agreement on adapting trade agreement
(AE) TRADE: Investment with Asia at Council
(AE) TRADE: Parliament wants to ban Chinese forced labour products
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: Difficult solar energy take off in North African desert
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECONOMY: Rehn sticks to his interpretation of Stability and Growth Pact
(AE) FINANCE: Under MiFID II, banks will need a subsidiary in the EU
(AE) ECONOMY:
(AE) STATE AID: Detailed investigation into Gibraltar corporate tax scheme
(AE) STATE AID: Investigation into airlines using two Catalan airports
(AE) STATE AID:
(AE) STATE AID:
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
(AE) STATE AID: Court rules against TF1 on public aid to France Télévisions
(AE) COMPETITION: Court rules against Vivendi on France Télécom rates
SUPPLÉMENT
EUROPE/Document no. 2574: Draft conclusions for European summit on 24-25 October