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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11882

13 October 2017
Contents Publication in full By article 21 / 30
EXTERNAL ACTION / Trade
European Parliament's trade committee supports inter-institutional agreement on new EU anti-dumping rules
Brussels, 12/10/2017 (Agence Europe)

On Thursday 12 October, MEPs from the European Parliament's international trade committee approved (with 31 votes in favour, 2 against and 5 abstentions) the political agreement – concluded on 3 October between the Estonian Presidency of the EU Council, negotiators from the European Parliament and European Commission – on the new EU methodology for calculating anti-dumping duties.  This is based on an assessment of the market distortions in third countries where state intervention in...

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BEACONS
BEACONS: There will be no more ‘favourable winds’ unless they come from the citizens! (Part IV)
SECTORAL POLICIES
JUSTICE: Criminal records, Council divided over adding double nationality Europeans to ECRIS-TCN
JUSTICE: Ministers from 20 member states formally approve creation of European Prosecutor's Office 'whose doors are not closed'
JUSTICE: EU ministers call for preventive confiscation of criminal assets
MIGRATION: MEPs say member states should take 20% of the world's refugees annually
JHA: Germany and Denmark have provided notification that they intend to extend their internal border controls as from mid-November
DIGITAL: MEPs adopts limited provisions on parcel price transparency
HEALTH: Endocrine disruptors, Commission warns MEPs not to issue further objections
ENVIRONMENT: Political agreement in sight at Council on sharing non-ETS effort and Lulucf, ahead of COP 23
CLIMATE: EU says it will join $USD 100 billion a year plan by 2020
ENERGY: Foratom wants immediate talks on Brexit implications for nuclear industry
TRANSPORT: Report on road hauliers' qualifications and training is unanimously adopted
TRANSPORT: Own-initiative report on enhancing vehicle safety is adopted by large majority
TRANSPORT: Austria lodges proceedings for failure to fulfil an obligation against Germany over its road toll project
SPACE: Space industry calls for long-term commitment to Copernicus from European institutions
INSTITUTIONAL
UNITED KINGDOM: Deadlock on Brexit budget figures a week ahead of the European Summit
EP2019: Opinions differ greatly at European Parliament on creating pan-European constituency
EXTERNAL ACTION
USA: EU wants to strengthen security and defence cooperation 
SERBIA/KOSOVO: Mogherini hopes for qualitative leap in normalisation of relations by end of 2018
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND: European Parliament wants free trade agreements that open up public procurement and protect sensitive agricultural products
TRADE: European Parliament's trade committee supports inter-institutional agreement on new EU anti-dumping rules
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
BANKS: EBA's recommendations to minimise regulatory disturbances resulting from Brexit
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
SOCIAL: Committee of the Regions calls for introduction of European unemployment insurance fund
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
COUNCIL OF EUROPE: PACE adopts list of rule of law criteria
COUNCIL OF EUROPE: PACE worried at new Ukrainian education law
NEWS BRIEFS
STATE AID: Green light to prolongation of Danish aid for promoting rail freight
ENVIRONMENT: Member states to vote on 25 October on plan to authorise glyphosate for ten more years
EUROGROUP: ESM to remunerate Jeroen Dijsselbloem until end of his mandate
GEORGIA: First EU-Georgia high-level strategic dialogue on security
IRAQ: EU releases another €60.4 million for country's stabilisation