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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 9070

18 November 2005
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THE DAY IN POLITICS / (eu) ep/armaments
Parliament eagerly waits for code of conduct on arms exports to become legally binding

Strasbourg, 17/11/2005 (Agence Europe) - The European Parliament is keeping pressure up on Member States so that they make the new code of conduct on arms exports legally binding (see EUROPE 8984 on the position of Member States along these lines), adopting the own-initiative report by Raul Romera i Rueda (Greens/EFA, Spain) on Thursday. The EP welcomes the establishment of a “toolbox” and mechanisms intended to regulate arms exports to countries for which the embargo has been lifted. In...

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THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EP/IRAN: Parliament condemns remarks by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on State of Israel
(EU) EP/ARMAMENTS: Parliament eagerly waits for code of conduct on arms exports to become legally binding
(EU) EP/TRANSPARENCY:
(EU) EU/CFSP: Helga Schmid to become Javier Solana's new political adviser
(EU) EU/COUNCIL OF EUROPE: Juncker Report to call on EU to sign ECHR
(EU) EU/HUMAN RIGHTS/NETHERLANDS: Dutch Senate opposes establishing an EU human rights agency
(EU) EU/UZBEKISTAN:
(EU) EU/SOMALIA:
(EU) NATO/TURKEY:
(EU) EU/AFGHANISTAN: New partnership to help Afghanistan become a 'secure, stable, free, prosperous and democratic' country
(EU) EU/AFGHANISTAN: Afghan and international media groups try to promote free press
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/ECONOMY: commission optimistic about economic upturn and drop in unemployment, but public deficits remain high in countries already under surveillance
(EU) EU/INFORMATION SOCIETY: 'e-skills society is guarantee against exclusion' says Viviane Reding in Tunis
(EU) EU/BETTER REGULATION:
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES:
(EU) EP/CHEMICAL PRODUCTS: Parliament's vote at first reading is greener than anticipated due to very strict authorisation procedure based on principle of substitution for dangerous substances - Sacconi/Nassauer compromise on registration passed
(EU) EU/EP/INDUSTRY: Call for European defence market legislation
(EU) EU/FISHERIES: European Parliament does not oppose idea of temporary bans on eel fishing
(EU) EP/HAMPTON COURT: Debate focuses on financial perspectives
(EU) EU/EUROVIGNETTE: Sharp debate during adoption of Wortmann-Kool Report
(EU) EU/MOROCCO: Association Council to focus on immigration and agriculture in Brussels next Tuesday
(EU) EU/GAC/IMMIGRATION: CONCORD objects to moves to make development aid conditional upon countries' migration policy
(EU) EU/COMMISSION: Court of Auditors recommends cutting EU expenditure on interpreters
(EU) EP/BALTIC SEA:
(EU) EP/FOOD SAFETY:
(EU) EP/TAXATION/VAT: Two reports on standard rate VAT and refunding VAT on purchases in another Member State
(EU) EU/BALKANS: Exceptional trade measures extended until the end of 2010
(EU) EU/ECONOMY: Inflation in eurozone reaches 2.5% and 2.4% in EU25 in October
(EU) EU/ECONOMY/EUROSTAT:
(EU) EU/FISHERIES: Commission recommends price rises for white fish
(EU) EU/BIRD FLU:
(EU) EU/FOOT AND MOUTH:
(EU) EU/INSURANCE: CEA discusses potential impact of "Solvability II" approach on the competitiveness of insurance sector
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT:
(EU) EP/MARITIME TRANSPORT: Launch of European Parliament Marine Industry Group (EPMIG)
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT: Rail Freight Group defends success of rail reform in United Kingdom against attacks from Deutsche Bahn and CER
(EU) EU/TRANSPORT:
(EU) EU/HEALTH/TRANSPARENCY: European Medicines Agency sets criteria to select patient associations
(EU) EU/HEALTH: Recent observations on mutation of H5N1 virus
(EU) EU/HEALTH:
€ VALUE IN DIFFERENT CURRENCIES ON 17/11/2005: