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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10974

30 November 2013
Contents Publication in full By article 37 / 38
EVENTS CALENDAR /

Monday 2 December

Brussels. Competitiveness Council (issues on internal market and industry).

Brussels (until 5/12). European Parliament. Week of parliamentary committee meetings. Main items on agenda: banking union (Thursday); ECB Supervisory Board (Thursday); surveillance of external sea borders (Thursday); European investigation order (Thursday); inquiry on NSA surveillance (Monday and Thursday); preparation for plenary on 9-12 December; 2014 European elections (Tuesday and Thursday)....

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) TRANSPORT: Agreement not expected on railways or air passenger rights
(AE) COMPETITIVENESS: Full agenda for second Council of Lithuanian Presidency
(AE) RESEARCH: Ministers focus on public-private and public-public partnerships
(AE) SPACE: Competitiveness Council to confirm Copernicus for 2014-2020
(AE) JHA: Cameron angered by Andor but backed by pro-European deputy prime minister
(AE) JHA: Eighteen member states launch EUROSUR on 2 December
(AE) JHA: Commission suggests visa-free travel for Moldovans
(AE) JHA: Aid for Bulgaria for coping with Syrian refugees
(AE) FOOD: Stronger controls and deterrent anti-fraud penalties
(AE) FOOD: Commission snubbed over GM pollen in honey
(AE) BIODIVERSITY: Partial moratorium on 3 bee-killer pesticides takes effect
(AE) CLIMATE: CO2 from cars - Coreper endorses renegotiated agreement
(AE) HEALTH: Circulatory diseases main cause of death among those aged 65+
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Genetic resources in agriculture must be preserved
(AE) AGRICULTURE: South African citrus fruit - EU measures have no effect (COPA)
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: EU and Kiev leave door open for signing agreement
(AE) EASTERN PARTNERSHIP: Initialling agreements with Moldova and Georgia
(AE) ARMENIA: EU and Armenia to review basis of their relations
(AE) BELARUS: Minsk ready to start negotiations on visas
(AE) MOROCCO: “We must remain focused on fisheries agreement” (Dati)
(AE) TUNISIA: EU hopes for exit of crisis in near future
(AE) UN/AGRICULTURE: Conference on family farms
(AE) CENTRAL AMERICA: Free-trade operational with the six countries
(AE) COLOMBIA: Not enough human rights progress
(AE) TRADE: De Gucht promises a fair system for investment protection
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) GREECE: No decision on troika's return to Athens (Commission)
(AE) BANKING: Ministers continue bank resolution scheme talks
(AE) ECONOMY: Eurozone inflation 0.9% in November
(AE) POLAND: Swoboda says joining the euro would give Poland greater influence
(AE) FINANCE: French senators query European Commission's benchmark plans
(AE) COMPETITION: Schneider Electric to acquire Invensys for €3.9 billion
(AE) STATE AID:
(AE) LUXEMBOURG:
SOCIAL AFFAIRS - CULTURE
(AE) SOCIAL: Negotiation to continue in Council on posted workers
(AE) SOCIAL: Unemployment down slightly in eurozone but not for youth
(AE) CULTURE: First sites named for European Heritage Label
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