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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 7810

30 September 2000
Contents Publication in full By article 16 / 39
GENERAL NEWS / (eu) eu/internal market/consumers
Council notes linguistic differences on future Community patent and takes stock of situation regarding several sensitive issues

Brussels, 29/09/2000 (Agence Europe) - The first Internal Market/Consumers Council ended in Brussels on Thursday evening with a positive report, both for the Internal Market side chaired by French Minister Pierre Moscovici (European Affairs) and for the Consumers side chaired by Marylise Lebranchu (SME, trade, crafts, consumption). In addition to the debate, open to the public, on the services of general interest (see yesterday's EUROPE, p.9), the ministers took stock of the situation with...

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A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
: The outcome of the Danish referendum is neither a setback for the euro nor for European construction, but strengthens the need for a vanguard
THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EMU/DENMARK: After clear success of "No" (53.1% against 46.9) in referendum on Danish participation in Euro, Mr Rasmussen asserts that his country "is not turning its back on Europe" - For Euro Group, decision "does not close door to future accession"
(EU) CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: Both left and right pleased - for binding value to future Charter
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES: ministerial meeting on Serbia, Middle East, Russia and oil
(EU) EU/FRY: Presidency favours verification of election results
(EU) EU/INSTITUTIONAL REFORM: VIMONT GROUP MEETS ON 2 OCTOBER - COMMISSION PROPOSAL ON EUROPEAN PROSECUTOR
(EU) EU/INSTITUTIONAL REFORM/ENLARGEMENT: Aznar says most advanced candidates could join by 2003 - Enhanced cooperation (Aznar speaks of "precursors") and sharing of powers
(EU) EU/LIBERALS:
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/OIL: EcoFin Council reaches a certain number of conclusions without surprises
(EU) EU/ECOFIN COUNCIL: Political agreement on directive to combat money laundering
(EU) EU/EUROGROUP: Ministers remain serene after Danish "no" vote which in no way changes situation of single currency - Other deliberations
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT COUNCIL: Maritime security, social conditions in road transport and transit across Switzerland will be main subjects of Monday's session in Luxembourg
(EU) EU/MARITIME TRANSPORT: COUNCIL TO DECIDE ITS POSITION FOR IMO NEGOTIATIONS ON ELIMINATION OF SINGLE-HULL VESSELS AND ANSWER A QUESTIONNAIRE FROM THE PRESIDENCY ON NEW INITIATIVES
(EU) EU/ROAD TRANSPORT: Council resumes debate on social package
(EU) EU/JUSTICE/HOME AFFAIRS COUNCIL: Agreement of principle on provisional "Eurojust" unit, preparation of strengthened measures against financial fraud
(EU) EU/INTERNAL MARKET/CONSUMERS: Council notes linguistic differences on future Community patent and takes stock of situation regarding several sensitive issues
(EU) EU/ENLARGEMENT: Difference between Commissioner Verheugen and Chancellor Schuessel on the setting of target dates for end of accession negotiations - Austria stands firm on Temelin power plant - "Poland wants to join EU in 2003"
(EU) EU/FISHERIES: Does Morocco really want a fisheries partnership with EU?
j(EU) EP/OCTOBER SESSION: Situation in Serbia added to already full programme - Solana expected to make address on access to documents
(EU) EP/SOCIAL: Dybkjaer Report calls for annual Commission reports on equal opportunities to analyze progress made instead of simply describing measures taken
(EU) EU/DEVELOPMENT/HEALTH: European Commission is determined to take concrete action in fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in developing world
(EU) ED/EDUCATION: Informal ministerial meeting of EU15 in Paris should confirm at political level action plan for mobility of teachers, students and trainees in Europe
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: DETAILS PROVIDED BY EUROPEAN COMMISSION
(EU) EU/GENERAL INTEREST SERVICES: BAVARIA IS CRITICAL OF THE COMMISSION'S COMMUNICATION AND PROPOSES TREATY MODIFICATIONS ON STATE AID
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