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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 8234

17 June 2002
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THE DAY IN POLITICS / (eu) eu/terrorism
Council adopts revised list

Luxembourg, 17/06/2002 (Agence Europe) - On Monday in Luxembourg, the General Affairs Council adopted a revised list of organisations considered as terrorist by the European Union. In the revised list, that will be made known on Tuesday after it is published in the Official Journal, the EU has included the Colombian FARC (Colombian Armed Forces) and three Palestinian organisations - the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, the As-Aqsa Martyr Brigades and the Palestinian Liberation...

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A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
: Mistaken FAO remedies to combat hunger in the world - Russia and the Energy Charter - The Euro is waiting for Sweden
THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) GENERAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL: Foreign Ministers cannot bring their views closer on Council reform - European Council will be able to settle matter in Seville
(EU) EU/DEFENCE: Council reaches agreement on financing military operations and Union's defence
(EU) EU/TERRORISM: Council adopts revised list
(EU) EU/IRAN: Political agreement on mandate for negotiating with Iran
(EU) EU/EPP/SEVILLE SUMMIT: EPP Summit in Madrid on 20 June to be attended by Aznar
(EU) EU/AFGHANISTAN: Vendrell succeeds Klaiber in Afghanistan
(EU) EU/LIBERALS: ELDR Summit in Seville on 20 June
(EU) EU/BALKANS: Council insists that ITFY be cooperated with - Country by country conclusions
(EU) EP/CONVENTION: MEPs impatient given uncertainty of final objective
(EU) EP/AFGHANISTAN: Has US army committed war crimes?
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/IMMIGRATION: No agreement at Council on sanctions against countries not cooperating in combatting illegal immigration
(EU) EU/LEBANON: Euro-Mediterranean Association Agreement is signed
(EU) EU/CUBA: Council reaffirms its common position
(EU) EU/SWITZERLAND:
(EU) EU/ACP: Council provides Commission with brief to negotiate regional economic partnership agreements with ACP
(EU) EU/SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: General Affairs Council endorses Union's stance for Johannesburg Summit - Now up to European Council of Seville
(EU) EU/ECONOMY: On Wednesday, Commission to make assessment of euro zone in world economy from 1999 to 2001
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT: Council reaches political agreement on port services
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT: Council does not reach agreement on financing of Marco Polo programme
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT: Council reaches political agreement on opening port services up to competition - No agreement on Marco Polo or ecopoints - Aid for airline insurance extended for three months
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES/STEEL: WTO endorses Japanese and South Korean request for arbitration
(EU) EU/BUDGET 2003: Council and Parliament prepare for battle well before first reading of preliminary daft budget 2003
(EU) EU/HEALTH: Commission proposes new anti-tobacco measures
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES/FSC: WTO to decide in second half of July
(EU) EU/ENLARGEMENT: Schröder stands his ground over direct aid: No negotiations before Copenhagen Summit to await first outcome of CAP reform process
(EU) EU/HUMANITARIAN AID: EUR 9.25 million for Afghanistan
(EU) EU/AGRICULTURE: Franz Fischler and about fifty ministers of all kinds reaffirm need to take concerns other than trade concerns into account in WTO negotiations
(EU) EU/ECONOMY: French public deficit may reach 2.6% in 2002 - Juncker speaks of links between growth and budgetary balance
(EU) EU/G7: European Ministers welcome rise in euro
(EU) EU/EXTREME RIGHT:
(EU) EU/SEVILLE/DEVELOPMENT: NGO group warns against political consequences of abolishing Development Council and calls for open debate before any decisions are taken
(EU) EU/SEVILLE SUMMIT: European employers call for decisions on immigration, Community patent and eEurope - Jürgen Strube to be UNICE's next President
(EU) EU/EIB: EUR 45 million loan for port of Tripoli in Lebanon
(EU) EP/FOOT-AND-MOUTH: Parliament demands measures to prevent import of disease by tourists
(EU) EP/FOOTBALL/CHILDREN: Parliament calls on FIFA and manufacturers of sports articles to contribute to the effective abolition of child labour
(EU) EP/INFORMATION SOCIETY: Massive support for Commission's guidelines on Web-site accessibility
(EU) EP/OVERSEAS: Parliament approves new tax scheme for Canary Isles
(EU) EP/INSTITUTIONS:
(EU) EU/COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE: Confirmation of dismissal of Hubert Onidi, ECHO official sacked for corruption
(EU) EU/EDUCATION: At ministerial meeting in Bratislava, Viviane Reding to call for model of education and training proper to Europe
(EU) EU/COMPETITION:
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(EU) EU/ENTERPRISE:
(EU) EU/EDUCATION:
(EU) EU/ETHICS:
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: No. 510
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