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EU Firms Get Boost For Third Country Contract Bids

January 16, 2014 by Brian Maguire

Daniel Caspary, MEP, EPP, DE

Plans for a tool to allow EU countries to prevent non-EU firms from bidding for public procurement contracts worth €5 million or more unless their home countries reciprocate by allowing EU firms to do likewise were approved by Parliament on Wednesday. The proposed tool, which could be used only with European Commission approval, should strengthen […]

Filed Under: Business, Economy, Enterprise, EPP, EU Institutions, European Parliament, External Action - Foreign Affairs, Foreign Relations

Troika Time – Klaus Regling Gets Grilled By MEPs

January 16, 2014 by Staff Reporter

Klaus Regling, Chief Executive Officer of the European Financial Stability Facility

MEPs questioned EU bailout fund chief Klaus Regling on Wednesday as part of their inquiry into the anti-crisis role and operations of the European Central Bank/IMF/EU Commission “Troika”. Mr Regling recognised that the remedies had created hardship, but stressed that the severity of the crisis had made the decisions taken necessary. He also said that […]

Filed Under: ECB - European Central Bank, Economy, EU Institutions, European Parliament, Finance & Monetary Policy

Final Stage Of Banking Union At Risk Says Workmann-Kool

January 9, 2014 by Brian Maguire

Corien Wortmann-Kool, MEP, EPP, NL

“The final dossier of the Banking Union might be at risk. We demand a more efficient procedure for failing banks”, stated Corien Wortmann-Kool, Vice-Chairwoman of the EPP Group and Shadow Rapporteur on the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) dossier. Wortmann-Kool expressed her disappointment on Thursday morning following the start of trilogue negotiations with the Council and […]

Filed Under: ECB - European Central Bank, Economy, EPP, EU Institutions, European Council, European Parliament, Finance & Monetary Policy

ECB Can’t Get No, Satisfaction, From The German, CPI Data…

January 6, 2014 by Staff Reporter

Carsten Brzeski, Senior Economist, ING Belgium

Inflationary pressure in Germany remains low. Based on the results of several regional states, German headline inflation increased to 1.4% YoY in December, from 1.3% in November. On the month, German prices increased by 0.4% MoM. Based on the harmonised European definition (HICP), headline inflation decreased to 1.2%, from 1.6% in November. On the month, […]

Filed Under: Business, ECB - European Central Bank, Economy, EU Institutions, Finance, Finance & Monetary Policy

Latvia Joins Euro With Smooth Transition

January 6, 2014 by Staff Reporter

Ilmārs Rimšēvičs, Governor of the Bank of Latvia, Andrus Ansip, Valdis Dombrovskis and Andris Vilks, Latvian Minister for Finance

Latvia has adopted the euro as its official currency and “the changeover is running smoothly and according to plan” according to the European Commission. The previous national currency – the lat – is now being phased out during a transitional two-week dual circulation period when both currencies have legal tender status. By the end of […]

Filed Under: Business, ECB - European Central Bank, European Commission, Finance, Finance & Monetary Policy

Consistent EU Foreign Policy Demanded On International Day of Human Rights

December 11, 2013 by Brian Maguire

Consistent EU Foreign Policy Demanded On International Day of Human Rights

  On International Human Rights’ Day, civil society networks Alop, Cifca, Grupo Sur, Oidhaco and Protection International urged the European Union to make respect for human rights the guiding principle in its trade relations with Latin America. The European Parliament ratified trade agreements with Colombia, Peru and Central America in December 2012. This caused deep […]

Filed Under: Business, EU Institutions, European Parliament, External Action - Foreign Affairs, Trade & Invesment

Single EU Patent Protection Agreed

December 9, 2013 by Staff Reporter

Viviane Reding - Viviane Reding, Vice President of the EC in charge of Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship

European Union Justice Ministers have reached agreement in record time on a European Commission proposal (IP/13/750) to complete the legal framework for Europe-wide patent protection. The proposal will update EU rules on the jurisdiction of courts and recognition of judgments and pave the way for a specialised European patent court – the Unified Patent Court – […]

Filed Under: EU Institutions, European Commission, European Council, Justice & Home Affairs, Single Market

Portugal Gets ‘Team Tajani’ Investment Promotion

December 2, 2013 by Brian Maguire

Antonio Tajani, European Commissioner for Industry and Entrepreneurship

Antonio Tajani, European Commissioner for Industry and Entrepreneurship, was in Portugal, Friday, for a Mission for Growth with 800 entrepreneurs from Portugal, Europe and third countries. Tajani met the President of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva to address the economic crisis and discuss the need for growth policies to boost domestic demand and increase industrial competitiveness. […]

Filed Under: Business, Enterprise, EU Institutions, European Commission, Trade & Invesment

Ashton Celebrates Chanukah, The Festival Of Light

November 28, 2013 by Staff Reporter

Catherine Ashton, High Representative of EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy

Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy participated in the “EuroChanukah 4 Peace 2013” event. Organised by the European Jewish Community Centre (EJCC) to celebrate the eight-day Jewish festival of Chanukah – which means “festival of lights” – it aimed to illustrate the message that “a small light can […]

Filed Under: EU Institutions, European Commission, External Action - Foreign Affairs, Foreign Relations

Damanaki Harpoons Fish Rogues

November 27, 2013 by Staff Reporter

Maria Damanaki, European Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

Maria Damanaki, European Fisheries Commissioner harpooned Belize, Cambodia and Guinea today, following a formal warning by the Commission one year ago. Damanaki intensified the Commission’s fight against illegal fishing by identifying Belize, Cambodia and Guinea as non-cooperating third countries. Despite the Commission working closely with the countries’ authorities to set up fisheries management and effective control […]

Filed Under: EU Institutions, European Commission, Maritime & Fisheries

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