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- Power emissions in the EU fell by 4.5 pct in 2016: report — 26 January 2017, 23:05 CET
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EU power emissions fell 4.5 per cent in 2016, according to a new report out on Wednesday, primarily as a result of a huge switch from coal generation to gas generation.
- Record numbers take part in Erasmus exchange programme — 26 January 2017, 23:05 CET
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678,000 Europeans - more than ever before - were able to study, train, work and volunteer abroad with the help of Erasmus+, the EU's education and training programme, which is 30 years old this year.
- Bulgaria, Romania still have work to do on corruption — 26 January 2017, 22:10 CET
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The fight against corruption and organised crime in Romania and Bulgaria still has some way to go, the EU Commission said in a report on judicial reform and the fight against corruption in the countries.
- ECB Greek debt exchange scheme lawful: EU Court — 26 January 2017, 18:28 CET
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The ECB is not bound to make good losses allegedly sustained in 2012 by commercial banks holding Greek debt instruments in connection with restructuring of Greek debt, the EU's top court ruled Tuesday.
- Recycling target should be 70 pct, say Euro-MPs — 26 January 2017, 22:12 CET
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70 per cent of waste should be recycled by 2030 - from 44% today - a European Parliament committee said Tuesday, with landfill, which has a big environmental impact, being limited to 5 per cent.
- Europe at increasing risk from climate change: report — 27 January 2017, 17:26 CET
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Rising sea levels, extreme weather such as intense heat waves, flooding, droughts and storms pose increasingly severe risks to Europe's ecosystems, human health and economy, says a new report.
- EU antitrust concerns prompt changes to Amazon e-books contracts — 26 January 2017, 14:22 CET
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The EU Commission is inviting comments on a number of changes Amazon is making to its e-books contracts, in response to a formal antitrust investigation into Amazon's practices started in 2015.
- EU Parliament committee backs EU-Canada trade deal — 25 January 2017, 17:35 CET
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Members of the European Parliament's trade committee gave their backing Tuesday to the controversial CETA EU-Canada trade and investment protection agreement.
- Social rights: EU prepares to address citizens' disconnect — 23 January 2017, 17:56 CET
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More "fairness and social justice in Europe" is the aim of of the European Commission as it prepared next steps towards a European Pillar of Social Rights Monday at a high level conference in Brussels.
- EU sets sights on new stimulus for capital markets union — 22 January 2017, 23:57 CET
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The European Commission launched a public consultation Friday with a view to developing faster and more ambitious progress towards a Capital Markets Union (CMU).
- Essen is European Green Capital for 2017 — 23 January 2017, 17:58 CET
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From coal and steel industry to the greenest city in North Rhine-Westphalia, the town of Essen in Germany officially became the 2017 European Green Capital on 21 January.
- Brussels hails Amazon, Apple audiobooks deal — 22 January 2017, 23:58 CET
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The European Commission welcomed Thursday an agreement to end all exclusivity obligations concerning audiobook supply and distribution between Amazon's subsidiary Audible and Apple.
- Improved car rental practices earn EU assent — 19 January 2017, 22:12 CET
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The EU Commission gave Europe's major car rental companies the nod of approval Thursday for new improved practices agreed to improve the treatment of consumers renting their cars.
- MEPs reject weak Commission money-laundering blacklist — 22 January 2017, 12:33 CET
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MEPs voted Thursday to reject the EU Commission's blacklist of countries deemed to be at risk of money laundering and terrorist financing, saying the list was too limited, and should be expanded.
- Court confirms Toshiba, Panasonic fine for cathode ray tubes cartel — 19 January 2017, 13:51 CET
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Europe's top Court confirmed Wednesday a fine of EUR 82 million imposed jointly and severally on Toshiba and Panasonic for their part in a cartel on the market for tubes for television sets.
- EU and U.S. take stock of TTIP progress — 19 January 2017, 00:16 CET
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The EU and the U.S.published Tuesday a joint assessment of the progress made in the negotiations for a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) since negotiations started in July 2013.
- New debt recovery rules enter into force — 18 January 2017, 23:49 CET
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Businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), will be able to benefit from new EU rules to recover debt from debtors in other EU countries which came into force on Wednesday.
- New EU presidency sticks to tough line on Brexit — 18 January 2017, 22:50 CET
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Malta's prime minister Joseph Muscat, speaking at the European Parliament Wednesday, promised a fair deal for the United Kingdom, but a deal that would necessarily be inferior to EU membership.
- European Parliament elects Tajani as its new president — 18 January 2017, 23:48 CET
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Euro-MPs elected Antonio Tajani, an Italian member of the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP), as their new president on Tuesday, to succeed Martin Schulz.
- UK needs migrant workers, but will they come? - report — 17 January 2017, 23:22 CET
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A new report on the impact of Brexit on UK migration shows that job sectors where EU workers are most needed are seeing the biggest immediate dip in interest following the leave vote in June.
- Britain must leave the single market, says May — 18 January 2017, 22:52 CET
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The United Kingdom must leave the EU's single market, prime minister Theresa May said in a speech Tuesday setting out her Brexit negotiating priorities as part of a Plan for Britain after leaving the EU.
- U.S. lifts ban on imports of French beef — 17 January 2017, 18:56 CET
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The United States has lifted a ban on imports of beef from France, representing another step on the reopening of a market which has been closed since the 1990s BSE epidemic.
- EU-U.S. (re)insurance deal boost for transatlantic trade — 17 January 2017, 18:55 CET
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More than 20 years of talks between the EU and the United States ended successfully Friday with a bilateral agreement set to boost transatlantic trade in insurance and re-insurance.
- Beehives in the EU on the increase: beekeeping sector report — 13 January 2017, 00:17 CET
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The European Commission published Thursday a report on the implementation of national beekeeping programmes, which benefit from EUR 33 million annually from the EU budget.
- EU Court confirms EUR 60m phosphates cartel fine — 12 January 2017, 22:20 CET
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The EU Court of Justice confirmed Thursday a European Commission fine of nearly EUR 60 million imposed on the Roullier group for sharing the phosphate market for animal feed for more than 30 years.