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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10992

9 January 2014
Contents Publication in full By article 23 / 31
EXTERNAL ACTION / (ae) turkey
EU wants impartial investigation into corruption affair

Brussels, 08/01/2014 (Agence Europe) - On Wednesday 8 January, the European Commission expressed its “concern” at the crisis in Turkey and requested a “transparent and impartial” investigation into the accusations of corruption against the team of Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayip Erdogan (see EUROPE 10990).

“The recent developments in Turkey are a subject of concern for the European Commission” said Olivier Bailly, a spokesperson from the Commission, calling for a...

Contents

GREEK PRESIDENCY
(AE) GREECE: Greece officially takes reins of EU Council of Ministers
(AE) GREECE: Country does not want to live off its partners
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: Venizelos says EU must increase its influence on crises
(AE) BUDGET: Greek Presidency wants end to amending budgets
(AE) FUTURE OF EU:
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECB: Ministers recommend appointment of Sabine Lautenschläger
(AE) ECONOMY: EU unemployed totalled 26.55 million in November, 23.6% of them young people
(AE) COMPETITION:
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) JHA: Still no new European data protection supervisor
(AE) JHA: Tusk confirms veto on any treaty changes to free movement
(AE) JHA:
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Greek Presidency follows same line
(AE) CLIMATE/ENERGY: EU objectives 2030 - priority for Greek Presidency
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Greece gets to grips with single market dossiers
(AE) WOMEN: Agreement on quotas unlikely under Greek Presidency
(AE) REGIONS: Twentieth anniversary of Committee of Regions in 2014
(AE) COHESION: Greek Presidency will make sure reform gets underway
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Shared French and German ambition for strong CAP
(AE) TRANSPORT:
(AE) TRANSPORT:
(AE) DIGITAL AFFAIRS: Greece to focus on digital single market
(AE) DIGITAL ECONOMY: ENISA's ideas for dealing with power blackouts
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) TURKEY: EU wants impartial investigation into corruption affair
(AE) CHINA: Barnier advocates increased opening of banking sector
(AE) UNITED STATES: Tangible progress in TTIP negotiations crucial in 2014
(AE) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: EU studies different military operation options
(AE) DEVELOPMENT: Greek Presidency looks to post-2015 framework
(AE) ACP: Peace facility for Africa and EPA on Greek Presidency agenda
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: 5th annual ARLEM session
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: Consortium for promoting Euromed cooperation
SUPPLEMENT
“EUROPE/Documents” No. 2578: A Spartan Greek Presidency at the service of growth and cohesion