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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11537
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SECTORAL POLICIES / (ae) fisheries

Yellow cards for three Kiribati, Sierra Leone and Trinidad & Tobago over illegal fishing

Brussels, 21/04/2016 (Agence Europe) - The European Commission issued yellow cards to Kiribati, Sierra Leone and Trinidad & Tobago on Thursday 21 April as they are not doing enough to tackle illegal, undeclared and unreported (IUU) fishing.

There was good news for Sri Lanka, which has been removed from the list of third countries considered to be uncooperative in the fight against illegal fishing.

The Commission “today … expands the global fight against illegal fishing by warning three...

Contents

BEACONS
(AE) BEACONS: MAKING GOOD USE OF REFERENDUMS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
SECTORAL POLICIES
(AE) JHA: Ministers satisfied with EU/Turkey migrants agreement and call for new agreements with African countries
(AE) JHA: Renewed support for coastguard agency to be operational from summer
(AE) JHA: asylum policy, Commission says it will meet its reform timetable
(AE) JHA: Terrorism - ministers want single interface to access data from different systems
(AE) JHA: Council of EU formally adopts European Passenger Name Record
(AE) CLIMATE: EU could be left behind on ratification of Paris Agreement
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Glyphosate - NGOs press charges against EFSA, Germany's Bfr and Monsanto
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: MEP says clear framework on deactivated arms is needed
(AE) DIGITAL: Parliament questions cross-border portability
(AE) FISHERIES: Yellow cards for three Kiribati, Sierra Leone and Trinidad & Tobago over illegal fishing
(AE) REGIONS: Employment is solution for rapid migrant integration
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) ECB: Monetary institute sticks to its course and responds to German criticism
(AE) ECOFIN: Banking Union and fight against tax evasion on agenda of ministers' meeting
(AE) ECONOMY: Deficit and debt fall in eurozone and EU
(AE) TAXATION: PensionsEurope proposes areas to facilitate cross-border investment
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) INDONESIA: Negotiations in sight for economic partnership agreement
(AE) CANADA: Chrystia Freeland promotes gold-plated CETA in Brussels
(AE) TRADE: Large OECD steel producers look for solutions
(AE) UKRAINE: Hahn says government must quickly show resolve for reforms
(AE) GEORGIA: Political pluralism is prerequisite for democratic elections
(AE) PAKISTAN: EU and Islamabad strengthen cooperation
INSTITUTIONAL
(AE) ADMINISTRATION: Five agencies audited by Court of Auditors chose inappropriate financing tools
(AE) BUDGET: European Parliament plans for OLAF monitoring committee vote in June
COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU
(AE) JHA: Prospective assessment of third county national's financial resources may be made for family regroupment
(AE) INTERNAL MARKET: Flemish cross border invoice decree illegal
EUROPEAN COUNCIL
(AE) JHA: PACE attacks EU-Turkey agreement on migration management
NEWS BRIEFS
(AE) AGRICULTURE:
(AE) ARYM:
(AE) COURT OF AUDITORS:
(AE) CULTURE:
(AE) TAXATION:
(AE) LIBYA: