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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11103
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SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) transport

2010-13 saw 18% fewer road deaths but no change on injuries

Brussels, 18/06/2014 (Agence Europe) - The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) PIN programme figures for the 2010-2013 period reveal a fall of approximately 18% in the death toll on Europe's roads. In 2013, 26,000 people lost their lives in car accidents and almost 200,000 were seriously injured, with sometimes irremediable consequences.

The ETSC regrets that the efforts made to reduce the number of fatal injuries on the roads have not been matched in reducing the number of those...

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SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) JHA: Political agreement in principle on revising money laundering rules
(AE) JHA: European Council - new out of old for future policies
(AE) ENERGY: Binding 2030 objective on energy efficiency being debated
(AE) HEALTH: Council to define guidance on medical devices
(AE) DIGITAL: Kroes argues in favour of completing single digital market
(AE) AGRICULTURE: “.vin”, “.wine” - wine sector speaks out against pressure
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Council takes stock of implementation of CAP
(AE) AGRICULTURE: EU and USA seek to improve mutual understanding
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Endocrine disruptors - Commission's back to wall
(AE) CLIMATE: LIFE - €44.6 million available for projects in 2014
(AE) EFSA: EFSA extends call for applications until 7 July
(AE) REGIONS: Adriatic Ionian macro-region taking shape without FYROM
(AE) TRANSPORT: 2010-13 saw 18% fewer road deaths but no change on injuries
(AE) COPYRIGHT: Mobile phone memory card copies subject to copyright law
(AE) ENTERPRISE: REFIT makes EU law simpler and less costly
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) EP 2014: Martin Schulz ready to negotiate a post
(AE) EP 2014: ALDE waiting for a 'yes' from N-VA MEPs
(AE) EP 2014:
(AE) EP 2014:
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECONOMY: Merkel says no need to change stability and growth pact
(AE) ECOFIN: Ministers to discuss stability and growth pact
(AE) CYPRUS: Cyprus returns to money markets
(AE) COMPETITION: Goldman Sachs appeals against Commission decision
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
(AE) SOCIAL: No consensus on platform to tackle undeclared work
(AE) WOMEN: Company boardroom quotas getting bogged down at Council
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) ENERGY: Oettinger wants Russian-Ukrainian gas dispute solution by summer
(AE) GEORGIA: EU hails turnout in elections but is concerned about intimidation
(AE) TURKEY: Füle calls for continued reforms and progress on Cyprus
(AE) KENYA: EU condemns fresh attacks by al Shabaab
(AE) EGYPT:
(AE) IRAQ: