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EU takes Argentina trade fight to WTOThe European Union has launched a challenge at the World Trade Organization against Argentinian restrictions on imports, escalating a trade war triggered when Buenos Aires seized Spanish oil assets. |
EU mulls wine label allergen alertsEuropean winegrowers may soon be required to state on labels if the wine contains potentially allergenic traces of egg or milk, a European Commission source said Thursday. |
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Germany planning several new fossil fuel plants Whoever wins next year's German general election, nuclear power in Germany is dead. However, any other country thinking of following Germany's lead should consider the climate and financial effects of early closure - and leave existing nuclear stations open - Stephen TindaleCOMMUNITY |
New European Consumer Agenda: the start of a 'Consumer Spring'? ANEC welcomes the proposal of the European Commission, unveiled today, to strengthen consumer confidence and put consumers at the centre of the Single Market - ANEC - the European consumer voice in standardisationPRESS |
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Executive Training Programme in Japan and Korea The Executive Training Programme (ETP) helps EU companies to enter or expand their activities in the Japanese and Korean markets, providing support to the development of their business plan, as well as intensive business and language training. EU executives need to apply by 31 May.PRESS |
Junior Communications Manager, CER, Brussels The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) is looking for a junior communications manager to join their team in Brussels from 1 July 2012. CER represents a majority of European railway and infrastructure companies in Europe.JOBS |
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EU-EIB Project Bonds Initiative The European Commission, Parliament and Council have agreed on a proposal for a pilot phase of Project Bonds. The Project Bond Initiative by the EU and the European Investment Bank will support the financing of commercially viable infrastructure projects in the area of transport, energy and communications infrastructure.GUIDES |
Temporary free allocation of emission allowances for power plants beyond 2012 The European Commission has adopted a framework under which EU Member states may compensate some electro-intensive users, such as steel and aluminium producers, for part of the higher electricity costs expected to result from a change to the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) as from 2013.GUIDES |