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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11989
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EXTERNAL ACTION / Russia

Fourteen member states expel diplomats following Skripal affair

On Monday 26 March, European Council President Donald Tusk announced that 14 EU member states had decided to expel Russian diplomats in retaliation for the poisoning of a former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter in Salisbury, UK (see EUROPE 11987, 11988).

"As a direct follow-up to last week’s European Council decision (on 22 March) to react to Russia within a common framework, already today (26 March) 14 member states have decided to expel Russian diplomats", Tusk told...

Contents

EXTERNAL ACTION
RUSSIA: Fourteen member states expel diplomats following Skripal affair
SERBIA/KOSOVO: Federica Mogherini says its urgent to implement existing agreements
USA: European Commission confirms readiness to discuss points of trade friction with Washington
TRADE: After raising of US taxes, EU opens safeguard investigation into imports of steel
TRADE: EU opens safeguard investigation into imports of Cambodian and Burmese rice
TRADE: United States and China continue to be EU's two largest commercial partners in 2017
INDIA: Assessment of problematic issues continues with view to resumption of EU-India free trade talks
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
FRANCE: French nominal government deficit stood at 2.6% of GDP in 2017, according to INSEE
BANKS: Danièle Nouy makes case for new European institution responsible for overseeing correct application of anti-money laundering legislation
STATE AID: Green light to Dutch guarantees in favour of medium-sized and large businesses with strong growth potential
SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: Commission's plant protein plan needs to tie in with biofuels, Farm Europe says
FISHERIES: Commission presents Western Waters multiannual management plan
ENVIRONMENT: Preserving biodiversity through reformed CAP is matter of urgency say MEPs and Commissioner Vella
DIGITAL: Initiative to tackle platforms' unfair practices against businesses passes regulation examining committee stage
REGIONS: France, Portugal and Spain support outermost regions
COHESION: Olbrycht calls on regions to fight for all European policies and not just cohesion policy
INSTITUTIONAL
COMMISSION: Selmayr case – Oettinger awaited at European Parliament
BUDGET: MEPs vote on discharge for 2016 budget
NEWS BRIEFS
BANKS: Suspect in Carbanak and Cobalt cyber-attacks arrested in Spain with assistance of banking industry
CATALONIA: Commission remains silent on Puigdemont's arrest while some members of Committee of Regions and European Parliament respond
DIGITAL: Consortium set up for developing low-power microprocessors
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: No. 1215