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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11161

24 September 2014
Contents Publication in full By article 19 / 28
INSTITUTIONAL / (ae) budget
Parliament should refuse to sign off Council's 2012 budget

Brussels, 23/09/2014 (Agence Europe) - In its adoption of the second report by Tamás Deutsch (EPP, Hungary) on Monday 22 September, the budgetary control committee of the European Parliament recommended that the EP refuse to grant discharge to the Secretary General of the Council on the execution of the budget of the European Council and the Council of Ministers for the financial year 2012. The European Parliament will debate and vote on this dossier in October.

In April 2014, the European...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: Economic recovery and military security - the EU faces difficult choices
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) HEALTH: Risk of Ebola spread slight but vigilance needed
(AE) HEALTH: Innovation must always be at service of patients
(AE) SINGLE MARKET: “Two in one” portofolio for Poland's Bienkowska
(AE) AGRICULTURE: End of aid to private storage of cheese
(AE) INDUSTRY: Guidance on mainstreaming industrial competitiveness
(AE) RESEARCH: Ministers to discuss Europe 2020 strategy and ERA
(AE) FISHERIES: Condition of fish stocks improves but remains fragile
(AE) FISHERIES: MEPs oppose drifting gillnets ban
(AE) TRANSPORT: Ship owners criticise ports package downgrade
(AE) TRANSPORT: Kallas says he hasn't been “too liberal” with rail reform
(AE) EMPLOYMENT: EU to have public employment services network
(AE) COHESION: Cretu will not be questioned about the poor Romanian results
(AE) JHA: Study shows that Google is rejecting “right to forget” requests
ECONOMY - FINANCE
(AE) COMPETITION: Clarification from Almunia on Google, Gazprom and Hinkley Point
(AE) FINANCE: Benefit of the doubt for Jonathan Hill
(AE) BANKS:
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) OMBUDSMAN: O'Reilly wants tougher rules on “revolving doors”
(AE) BUDGET: Parliament should refuse to sign off Council's 2012 budget
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) DEVELOPMENT: MEPS call on Catherine Ashton to wake up the EU28
(AE) HAITI: EU post-earthquake aid could have been more effective (EU Auditors)
(AE) CFSP: Belarusian journalist wrongly sanctioned by Council
(AE) BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: EU warns against risks of ethnic tension
(AE) NORWAY: Oettinger-Lien energy dialogue meeting on 25 September
(AE) CHINA: EU condemns prison sentence on Uighur professor Tohti
(AE) YEMEN: EU welcomes signing of peace agreement
(AE) UNION FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN: Hopes and disappointments
(AE) LIBYA: