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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11160

23 September 2014
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SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) cohesion
MEPs concerned about structural fund payments

Brussels, 22/09/2014 (Agence Europe) - This autumn, the Italian presidency has planned two important ministerial meetings to implement cohesion policy. Secretary of State Graziano Delrio (Regional Cohesion Policies) provided the details of the agenda to MEPs on the European Parliament's regional development committee (REGI) on Monday 22 September. MEPs also want to include the issue of structural fund payment problems on the agenda.

Key meetings. European ministers for cohesion policy will...

Contents

ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECB: Monetary policy and banking supervision are properly separated
(AE) BELGIUM: Planning Bureau talks of staggering budgetary adjustment
(AE) G20: Spotlight on role of investment in supporting growth
(AE) ECB:
(AE) TAXATION: Switzerland opens consultation on third corporate tax reform
(AE) COMPETITION: Commission denies having suspended Gazprom investigation
(AE) COMPETITION: Investigation into Liberty Global's stake in De Vijver Media
(AE) COMPETITION: Imminent “yes” in London to construction of power station
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) JHA: Commission denies it was target of attack
(AE) JHA: London to help Paris tackle situation in Calais
(AE) AGRICULTURE: At least €125 million aid for fruit and vegetables
(AE) HEALTH: Informal meeting calls for efficient response against Ebola
(AE) EDUCATION: Erasmus promoting employability - particularly abroad
(AE) COHESION: MEPs concerned about structural fund payments
(AE) REGIONS: Catalonia organises referendum while Madrid mutters
(AE) REGIONS: CoR examines EU communications plan
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) UKRAINE: EU welcomes new agreement and calls for its implementation
(AE) IRAQ: EU welcomes release of Turkish hostages
(AE) AFGHANISTAN: EU welcomes formation of government of national unity
(AE) MOZAMBIQUE: EU to observe general elections on 15 October
(AE) MOROCCO: Sahrawi objections to EU-Morocco fisheries agreement
(AE) EGYPT:
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN:
(AE) LIBYA: Military option formally ruled out
(AE) CLIMATE/UN: EU will be of one voice in summit
(AE) DISASTERS: Commission and Red Cross campaign to improve preparedness
(AE) KOSOVO: Normalisation of energy relations with Serbia
(AE) TRADE: First analysis of market access offers in TiSA talks
(AE) TRADE: WTO/Doha - a process in a precarious situation
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