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GENERAL NEWS / (eu) eu/climate change

International negotiations resume whereas hope of agreement in Bonn evaporates with latest statements from Japan

Brussels, 16/07/2001 (Agence Europe) - In Bonn, where on Monday some fifty countries resumed international negotiations over climate change, the chances of saving the Kyoto Protocol at this session (COP6 (2), 16-27 July) are shrinking. Japan - key country to which all eyes have been turned since the United States denounced the Protocol - has abandoned any hope of succeeding, in so little time, of bringing the Americans back into the process aimed at tackling climate change by imposing n...

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A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
Short account of debate over future of Europe - While awaiting position from Berlusconi Government, :
THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EU/LAEKEN GROUP: New meeting on 17 July
(EU) EU/GENERAL AFFAIRS: Ministers want to better explain an enlargement which scares
(EU) EU/GENERAL AFFAIRS: Council adopts decision on list of Albanian extremists not allowed visas and a decision on aid to Serbia, and fine-tunes positions on Middle East and Central Africa
(EU) EU/BASQUE COUNTRY: Commission and Council condemn violence in Basque Country, which are attacks against the EU's democratic foundation
(EU) EP/OLYMPIC GAMES: Fontaine regrets choice of Beijing
(EU) EU/ESDP/WEU: A European debate on missile defence is required, says the WEU Institute for Security Studies
(EU) EU/PORTUGAL:
(EU) TURKEY/PRISONS:
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/KOREA: Council supports opening of WTO procedure against South-Korean shipyards but remains divided over temporary aid to European yards, to be presented by Commission on Wednesday
(EU) EU/G8/DEVELOPMENT: Romano Prodi may announce EU contribution to UN international Fund against AIDS at Genoa Summit
(EU) EU/FISHERIES: Adoption on Wednesday of plan for reconversion of Spanish and Portuguese fleets
(EU) EU/CLIMATE CHANGE: International negotiations resume whereas hope of agreement in Bonn evaporates with latest statements from Japan
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES: Lamy and Zoellick to make a "positive announcement" in Washington on "steel" convention
(EU) EU/EMPLOYMENT: Forthcoming publication of "Employment in Europe 2001" report
(EU) EU/SOCIAL: Green Paper on company social responsibility
(EU) EU/SOCIAL: Communication on minimum labour standards
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: European Banking Federation firmly rejects German proposal of modifying State "Anstaslast" guarantee
(EU) EU/ENLARGEMENT: Commissioner Barnier visits Baltic States
(EU) EU/INFORMAL REGIONAL COUNCIL: "Wide ranging consensus" for strong economic and social cohesion policy during first debate over post-2006
(EU) EU/INFORMAL REGIONAL COUNCIL: Minister for Spatial Planning decide to meet more often
(EU) JHA COUNCIL: Conclusions of ministerial session on 13 July
(EU) EU/ENERGY:
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT: EUR 50 million for 15 pilot projects for urban transport planning
(EU) EU/CLIMATE CHANGE: WWF considers it would be fatal to readjust Kyoto Protocol for United States at Bonn negotiations
(EU) EU/WTO/FOOT AND MOUTH: EU calls for easing of restrictions on its exports
(EU) EU/LATIN AMERICA: Mr Lamy underlines benefits of Mercosur type regional integration
(EU) EU/SPAIN:
(EU) EU/DOPING: Ministerial Sports Troika supports Commission approach concerning World Anti-Doping Agency
(EU) EU/BUDGET: In 2000, one sixth of transactions presented to financial control were examined
(EU) EU/SPORT/IOC:
(EU) EP/ENLARGEMENT: Parliament's rapporteurs underpin progress achieved in all candidate countries, but raise a series of problems (acquis, reforms, minorities)
(EU) EP/REGIONAL POLICY: MEPs from border regions call for substantial improvement to communication on Interreg 2000-2006
(EU) EP/SOCIAL: Andersson Report calls for tougher measures to combat harassment in workplace
(EU) EMU/ECB:
(EU) EU/ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Laurette Onkelinx considers European social model must be developed as a matter of priority as a major part of Union's future
(EU) EU/ECONOMY: Euro-zone GDP increases 0.6% during first quarter 2001
(EU) EU/LANGUAGES:
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: N° 468
VALUE OF THE EURO IN DIFFERENT CURRENCIES 16/07/2001: