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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11470

19 January 2016
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EXTERNAL ACTION / (ae) united states
CEO says TTIP is being used to torpedo public interest laws

Brussels, 18/01/2016 (Agence Europe) - Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) has added to the woes of the EU-United States free trade agreement currently under discussion (TTIP): in a report written by German NGO LobbyControl published on Monday 18 January, CEO shows how transatlantic regulatory cooperation would allow the administrations and big business to attack the public interest and curb the powers of elected representatives.

CEO challenges the claims of the European Commission which is...

Contents

EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) IRAN: EU hails entry into force of nuclear programme agreement which paves new ways for cooperation
(AE) IRAN: Commission wastes no time on energy cooperation
(AE) SYRIA: Mogherini calls for launch of inter-Syrian negotiations
(AE) LIBYA: EU losing patience at extension of deadline for forming government of national accord
(AE) UNITED STATES: First step towards opening US market to European apples and pears
(AE) UNITED STATES: CEO says TTIP is being used to torpedo public interest laws
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) TAXATION: Concerns and prospects of implementation of BEPS in EU
(AE) FINANCE: Parliament wants review of effects of legislation every five years
(AE) COMPETITION: Commission scrutinising use of big data by large digital companies
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) POLAND: Presidents of European Council and Poland call for end to hysteria over rule of law
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Commission launches European professional card
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Mario Monti targets three priority areas
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Automated translations for public market opinions
(AE) ECONOMY: EEA highlights challenge of extending knowledge base
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: IAI says Commission's CO2 emissions from lorries too demanding
(AE) DIGITAL: Hollywood studios refute Commission's objections
(AE) JHA: Five member states put temporary controls at Schengen borders
NEWS BRIEFS
(AE) BANGLADESH:
(AE) BURKINA FASO:
(AE) DEVELOPMENT:
(AE) SOMALIA:
(AE) SPORT:
(AE) TAXATION:
(AE) TRADE:
(AE) TURKEY:
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
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