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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY / (ae) agriculture

Parliament not suggesting review of ban on neonicotinoids

Brussels, 12/03/2014 (Agence Europe) - Contrary to items appearing in a number of dispatches, the European Parliament has not called for a re-examination of the current ban on certain neonicotinoids.

In its adoption (354 votes in favour, 285 against and 21 abstentions), on Tuesday 11 March, of the report by British Conservative Anthea McIntyre on the horticulture sector, the Parliament in fact deleted (298 votes in favour of the paragraph in question, 332 against and 21 abstentions) the...

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A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: The big powers are looking for dialogue routes but their approaches are different
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
(AE) EUROZONE: Left and Right clash over troika
(AE) UKRAINE: European Parliament threatens sanctions and calls for de-escalation
(AE) JHA: Clarification of powers of future European Prosectutor's Office
(AE) JHA: European Parliament adopts new funding rules for asylum and migration
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Impact assessment directive strengthened but shale excluded
(AE) CLIMATE: European parliament approves ban on fluorinated gases
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Parliament not suggesting review of ban on neonicotinoids
(AE) CONSUMERS: European parliament wants full labelling for nano-materials
(AE) SINGLE MARKET: European Parliament finally validates universal European mobile phone charger
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) TRANSPORT: Council due to finalise rail package technical pillar
(AE) COHESION: Structural funds absorption record in Greece
(AE) WOMEN: Greens and EPP justify Zuber equality report's rejection
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Possible ways of boosting long term investment
(AE) FISHERIES: Agreement on mackerel quotas without Iceland
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Experts make progress in debates on product promotion
(AE) YOUTH: youth conference publishes recommendations
(AE) AUDIOVISUAL: Neelie Kroes welcomes Europeana project on 1914-18 war
(AE) AUDIOVISUAL: ACT wants convergence not revolution
ECONOMY - FINANCE
(AE) BANKING: European Parliament and Council schedule last-ditch SRM talks
(AE) BANKING: Nine new technical surveillance rules
(AE) STATE AID: Banco Ceiss' new restructuring plan given green light
(AE) EUROZONE: Latvia joins European Stability Mechanism
(AE) TAXATION: France must adjust some of its tax laws
(AE) OECD:
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: Possible signature of association agreement at European Council on 21 March
(AE) TURKEY: Ankara calls on EU to open new chapters
(AE) RUSSIA: South Stream negotiations still on track
(AE) BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: New appeal to leaders to listen to their people
(AE) TRADE: Public procurement - revised WTO agreement to apply from April
(AE) PANAMA: Extension of canal - Tajani sees opportunities for European business
(AE) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: EU grants aid of €81 million to CAR
(AE) MALDIVES:
(AE) TUNISIA: Stefan Füle's clarification visit
(AE) CHINA: