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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 8137

26 January 2002
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THE DAY IN POLITICS / (eu) eu/general affairs
Monday's Council to discuss situation in Middle East, financing of the Convention, sanctions against Zimbabwe and EU civil intervention in Bosnia

Brussels, 25/01/2002 (Agence Europe) - The financing and the formation of the Convention, the sanctions against Zimbabwe and the situation in the Middle East will be the main points of the General Affairs Council to be held on Monday in Brussels, under the chairmanship of Spanish Minister Josep Piqué. Pending a more formal decision in February, the ministers are expected to also give their political go-ahead so that the EU civil intervention force takes the place of the United Nations...

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A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
: Discussions on financing Convention on the Future of Europe and its President should not obscure its real project from public - Scandal unjustifiably in the air - Back to the real problems
THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EU/GENERAL AFFAIRS: Monday's Council to discuss situation in Middle East, financing of the Convention, sanctions against Zimbabwe and EU civil intervention in Bosnia
(EU) EU/ZIMBABWE: Monday, General Affairs Council to outline basis for co-operation between EU and Zimbabwe - Will "smart-sanctions" be announced?
(EU) EU/CONVENTION: Community budget should be able to cover all operating costs of Convention responsible for preparing institutional reform, except in case of additional expenses
(EU) EU/CONVENTION: College of governmental representatives grows
(EU) EU/HAITI: Calendar for possible renewed co-operation
(EU) EU/COLOMBIA: Agreement between government and FARC-EP
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/CHILE: EU and Chile to intensify rate of negotiations on free trade agreement, during 8th session next week, in order to conclude by EU/Latin America Summit in May
(EU) EU/FOOD: Embargo to be decreed on import of all products of animal origin from China
(EU) EU/JAPAN: Discussions in Tokyo and Brussels on improving market access
(EU) EP/INSURANCE: Committee on Petitions considers that cult of secrecy makes investigation into Lloyd's of London difficult
(EU) EP/IMMUNITY: Forza Italia and EPP manage to get Legal Affairs Committee to postpone vote on immunity of Marcello dell'Utri
(EU) EU/FOOD: SVC discusses shrimps and veal containing Chloramphenicol
(EU) EU/CITIES: Adoption of four Urban programmes
(EU) EU/EIB: 200 million euro for a tunnel on A86 motorway in France
(EU) EU/ECB: Noyer confirms that he is to quit his job on 31 May and shows confidence in economic recovery and inflation
(EU) EU/ENLARGEMENT: Negotiations begin on liberalisation of agriculture
(EU) EU/ENLARGEMENT: Mr Fischler's services Strategy on direct payments, already criticised by candidate countries, will at centre of bitter discussion, before college of Commissioners vote on general document on enlargement funding
(EU) EU/WTO: Crucial stage for organisation of Doha Agenda negotiations, in Geneva on Monday
(EU) COUNCIL OF EUROPE: Moore would like parliamentary commitment to Doha Agenda
(EU) EU/FOOT-AND-MOUTH:
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: Arrangements for Schneider-Legrand separation
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: Dutch companies file complaint against Commission
(EU) EU/COMPETITION: Joint venture between Meneta and TDM is cleared
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(EU) EU/REGIONAL POLICY/MOUNTAINS:
(EU) POVERTY: Euronet considers combating poverty and exclusion of children must be political priorities of EU countries
(EU) COURT OF AUDITORS: Five new members will take solemn undertaking before Court of Justice on Wednesday
(EU) EU/COUNCIL: Tribute to Norbert Schwaiger on his departure
(EU) EU/COURT OF AUDITORS/STRUCTURAL FUNDS:
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