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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11060
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SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) agriculture

CAP reform - Council approves delegated acts

Brussels, 14/04/2014 (Agence Europe) - On Monday 14 April, the Council of Ministers of the EU decided not to issue any objections to the 11 delegated acts on the implementation of the common agriculture policy (CAP).

This means that these texts have now been adopted by the Council. The Special Committee on Agriculture (SCA) met on Monday morning to take note of the fact that the countries of the EU have approved these texts, which add to the four basic acts reforming the CAP, adopted by the...

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A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Considerations on possible cooperation between the EU and Russia continued
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: Ministers discuss extending list of targeted sanctions
(AE) UKRAINE:
(AE) UKRAINE: Liberalisation of European tariffs effective from 23 April
(AE) SYRIA: EU denounces elections in Syria as “parody of democracy”
(AE) BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA: Ministers call on leaders for reforms
(AE) TRADE: EU clarifies regional agreement with Bosnia to WTO
(AE) CHINA:
(AE) CAR: EU welcomes creation of UN peacekeeping mission
(AE) SOUTH SUDAN: EU mobilises €45 million to prevent humanitarian tragedy
(AE) MOROCCO: Anger and frustration with EU agricultural market obstacles
(AE) EIB: EU lending mandate outside EU approved for 2014-2020
ECONOMY - FINANCES
(AE) ECONOMY: €1billion of aid for Ukraine gets go-ahead
(AE) ECONOMY: ECB - Strong euro is dampening growth and inflation
(AE) G20: Joe Hockey sets the cat among the pigeons on economic growth
(AE) FINANCE: New tools for tackling abuse of the markets
(AE) FINANCE: PensionEurope concerned about money market fund rules
(AE) GREECE:
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Fruit and vegetables - PO system not attractive enough
(AE) AGRICULTURE: CAP reform - Council approves delegated acts
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Tough situation for beef meat sector
(AE) CONSUMERS: 62% of travel web sites now legally compliant
(AE) CLIMATE: IPCC report - Hedegaard calls for movement from big emitters
(AE) JHA: Lords want better targeted and more strategic post-Stockholm
(AE) JHA: Culture of fundamental rights progressing in EU, says Commission
(AE) WOMEN: Steady progress in gender equality indicators
(AE) TRANSPORT: S. Kallas supports phasing out of cabotage restrictions
COURT OF JUSTICE OF EU
(AE) PRIVATE COPYING: Dutch fee does not distinguish between legal and illegal copying
SUPPLEMENT
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