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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 7696

12 April 2000
Contents Publication in full By article 44 / 55
ECONOMIC INTERPENETRATION / (eu) agri-food

The large British cider producer HP BULMER HOLDINGS is to acquire DAWES GROUP for the sum of £32 million.

Contents

THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EU/RUSSIA: The Fifteen remain concerned at situation in Chechnya, but consider that differences over this should not impede development of a genuine long-term strategic partnership with Moscow - Little progress on commercial issues
(EU) EU/CRISIS MANAGEMENT: Commission proposes a "rapid reaction" facility to organise and accelerate intervention of civilian experts and European instruments in cases of crises
(EU) EP/POLITICAL GROUPS: Rebirth of Christian Democrat core within EPP/DE group
(EU) EU/INSTITUTIONAL REFORM: During Monday's IGC, Ms Fontaine stressed the role of the Commission and spoke of strengthening Articles 6 and 7
(EU) EU/INSTITUTIONAL REFORM: Taoiseach confirms Irish reticence on the subject of enlargement of IGC agenda, ESDP, inclusion of Charter in the Treaty, and enhanced cooperation
(EU) EU/SOCIALISTS: Round tables on Europe of 21st Century with MEPs, Commissioners and Ministers
(EU) EU/CAMBODIA: EU welcomes resumed dialogue on creation of Tribunal to judge Khmer Rouge
(EU) COUNCIL OF EUROPE: Parliamentary Assembly welcomes efforts by Macedonia to comply with commitments made during accession
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/ECONOMY: Broad economic policy guidelines are strongly influenced by Lisbon summit, said Mr. Solbes, who announced growth of 3.4% for 2000 and 3.1% for 2001
(EU) EU/ECOFIN: Mr. Lemierre towards presidency of EBRD, but other candidates are announced
(EU) EU/EDUCATION: Problem of youth mobility will be resolved through language learning, says Viviane Reding - Positive results of "G8-Education"
(EU) EU/TURKEY: Opening of negotiations to deepen certain aspects of customs union, creation of groups that will carry out "screening" of Community acquis in the shadow of accession
(EU) EU/KOREA: (Non-binding) agreement on shipbuilding after Korea makes certain commitments
(EU) EU/BURMA: Council strengthens sanctions against Burmese junta while safeguarding possibilities of ministerial dialogue with ASEAN
(EU) EP/BUDGETS: Difficult discussions on discharge for 1998 budgets - Towards postponing discharge for Parliament budget?
(EU) EP/CHILD PORNOGRAPHY:
(EU) EU/BALKANS: Overview of pledges made at "Donor Conference", procedures and initiatives aimed at coordinating projects
(EU) EU/ENERGY: De Palacio sets out major principles of directive she is preparing for the promotion of "green electricity"
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: Green light for merger between Scandinavian leaders of finance, MeritaNordbanken and UniDanmark
(EU) EU/INFORMATION SOCIETY: Liikanen anticipates Commission's guidelines for implementing "e-Europe"
(EU) EU/RESEARCH: Towards a simplification of management procedures in research framework-programme
(EU) EU/STATE AID: Commission decisions
(EU) EU/COMPETITION:
(EU) COURT OF JUSTICE: Selection rules for participants in international tournaments laid down by sports federations are not contrary to Community law
(EU) EU/COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS: Aspirations of new President Jos Chabert - plenary session
(EU) EU/TRADE: European importers call for simplification of rules of origin for textiles
(EU) EU/CONSUMERS: Eurocoop draws European Parliament's attention to pitfalls of new regulation on labelling of bovine meat that, in its opinion, does not inform the consumers of origin of meat
(EU) EU/SINGLE MARKET:
ECONOMIC INTERPENETRATION
(EU) Cleaning:
(EU) Banks:
(EU) Banks:
(EU) Real estate:
(EU) Packaging:
(EU) Mechanics:
(EU) Elevators:
(EU) Medical equipment:
(EU) Computing:
(EU) Telecommunications:
(EU) Hotels:
(EU) Automobiles:
(EU) Construction:
(EU) Construction:
(EU) Energy:
(EU) Agri-food:
(EU) Agri-food:
(EU) Venture capital:
(EU) Finance:
(EU) Holdings:
(EU) Automobile equipment:
(EU) Communication:
(EU) Electronics:
(EU) Telecommunications:
(EU) Water:
(EU) Clothing:
VALUE OF THE EURO IN DIFFERENT CURRENCIES 11/04/2000: