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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 8135

24 January 2002
Contents Publication in full By article 36 / 46
ECONOMIC INTERPENETRATION / (eu) entrepreneurship

- Belgium: According to a study by GRAYDON, Belgian companies lead the way in terms of foreign acquisitions and forming subsidiaries abroad. Some 9,650 foreign companies had Belgian shareholders in their midst in 2000, but this rose to 10,051 in 2001. In 6,938 cases (69% of the total), Belgian companies held controlling stakes; while in 4,784 cases (47.6% of the total) Belgians own the company outright. The countries favoured by Belgian companies are France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and...

Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
: Is there an "Italian case" in the EU today? Attempt at clarification and general considerations
THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EU/CFSP: Javier Solana invites United States not to give way to temptation of "global unilateralism"
(EU) EU/MIDDLE EAST: Spain may send letter to protest against destruction of Palestinian infrastructures financed by the EU - Damage inflicted amounts to EUR 17.254 million - Detailed list of damage
(EU) EU/MIDDLE EAST: Peres/Solana meeting
(EU) EU/MIDDLE EAST: Russia hopes to increase cooperation with EU and United States in context of peace effort
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES: Union breaks its silence regarding conditions in which prisoners are being held
(EU) EU/CONVENTION: French delegation has been decided
(EU) EU/CONVENTION: Clearer idea of who will represent European governments
(EU) EU/CONVENTION: Giscard d'Estaing appoints John Kerr to run Convention Secretariat
(EU) EP/PRESIDENT: Pat Cox presents his Cabinet
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT: Commission makes proposals to revitalise railways by opening national railways to competition and through harmonisation of technical and safety standards
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT: Rail freight users create European association to defend their interests and rail liberalisation
(EU) EU/CONVENTION/BUDGET: EU diplomats to discuss operations budget on Thursday for Convention on institutional reform
(EU) EU/ECB: Addressing Parliament's Monetary Committee, Wim Duisenberg gives prudent assessment of economic growth picking up in eurozone
(EU) EU/ZIMBABWE: Union Troika secures details on undertakings made by Zimbabwe authorities but asks for further clarifications before Monday
(EU) EU/FYROM:
(EU) EU/BIOTECHNOLOGY: European Commission adopts strategy for taking advantage of life science potential
(EU) EU/DEVELOPMENT: Commission wants to promote information and communication technologies to combat poverty
(EU) EU/HUMANITARIAN AID: Commission grants 17 million euro in humanitarian aid to Sudan for 2002
(EU) EU/HUMANITARIAN AID:
(EU) EU/EGYPT:
(EU) EP/LEGAL: President Cox should provide a follow-up to recommendation of Committee on Legal Affairs to challenge Council decision on legal basis of regulation on statute of European company before the courts
(EU) EP/EMPLOYMENT: Anna Diamantopoulou calls for more innovative and ambitious national action plans against social exclusion
(EU) EU/FOOT AND MOUTH: First Temporary Foot and Mouth Committee meeting to be held in Strasbourg on 4 February
(EU) EU/FISHERIES: Regulation on EU/Guinea-Bissau Fisheries Agreement adopted
(EU) EU/FISHERIES: Green light for Fisheries Agreement with Cap vert
(EU) WORLD SOCIAL FORUM:
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES: EU to speak of enriched uranium affair at WTO
(EU) EU/STATE AID: Commission opens inquiry into aid for Vauxhall Motors (United Kingdom)
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: Commission authorises Aker Maritime/Kvaerner operation in shipbuilding sector
(EU) EU/CITIES: Adoption of two Urban programmes for France
(EU) EU/INFORMATION SOCIETY: "ICTs" crucial for business logistics, according to Commission survey
(EU) EU/INFLATION: Annual inflation rate up to 2.0% in EU15
(EU) EU/LAOS:
(EU) EU/MACEDONIA:
ECONOMIC INTERPENETRATION
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€ VALUE IN DIFFERENT CURRENCIES ON 23/01/2002: