News report : 11-12-97     1:Telecommunications: Strengthened rights for disabled users     2:Authorisation of biocides: MEPs refuse to write blank cheque     3:Victim countries should lead the way     4:EU railways can only survive under free-market rules     5:Old aircraft: committee says no to exemption for saudi arabia     6:Town and country planning at EU level     7:Milk sector: more advertising to increase consumption News report : 10-12-97     1:Parliament-Council conciliation procedure: compromise on Socrates Prog     2:1998 Budget - austerity agreed between parliament and council     3:Cults     4:"Lukashenkism" - a variant of stalinism     5:ECSC Budget - coal and steel levy to continue in 1998     6:Yes to British/American airline merger, but only under strict conditions     7:Plan to limit solvents will help asthma sufferers News report : 09-12-97     1:Manuel Marin: the middle east peace process is flawed     2:EU-United States: Increased cooperation, better balanced relations, crisis preven     3:Committee deplores lack of analysis in commission report on training     4:Information campaigns on the euro in Austria and Ireland News report : 05-12-97     1:Juncker: "Euro X" will be established with or without agreement of all 15     2:Eurocoins: council position largely accepted by committee     3:Transatlantic trade and economic relations     4:EP research committee: 16.7 billion ecu for fifth framework for research 98-2002 News report : 03-12-97     1:Town and country planning - an issue for the EU?     2:Anti-fraud unit should be given more staff and a broader remit     3:Relocations and foreign direct investment     4:Hand-over of Macao - two years to go     5:EU-Mexico partnership agreement: An historic opportunity, says Mexican Trade News report : 02-12-97     1:Biotechnology:Council backs Parliament's position. Directive to be adopted soon,     2:A legacy of waste for future generations     3:Budgetary control committee calls for an eu humanitarian aid charter     4:Fisheries - disagreement over working hours News report : 01-12-97     1:Olive Oil: "No" to aid per tree, "Yes" to production aid only News report : 28-11-97     1:Poland's membership will benefit europe     2:ecstasy under investigation     3:Small shops to be exempted temporarily from dual pricing rule     4:EMU: Limited harmonisation of capital markets necessary     5:Euro will greatly benefit consumers, but measures are needed to avoid confusion News report : 27-11-97     1:Ahmed Attaf accepts ep delegation joint fight against terrorism but not     2:Italy on steadys course towards emu     3:emu: democratic control of economic policy must be strengthened     4:Road haulage: call for improved safety     5:Coordinating eu aid for greater efficiency     6:Assistance for heavily indebted acp countries     7:public access to community texts on internet     8:consistency and reliable information in human rights policy News report : 26-11-97     1:Who are the killers in Algeria?     2:Tourism Case: Commission answers still unsatisfactory     3:AIDS - Agonizing Choices     4:Parliamentary Secretaries-gen. of eu associated countries: cooperation     5:Chernobyl: EU funds to be made available when other donors pay     6:A European code of conduct for arms exports     7:Hughes and Van Velzen pleased with the Luxembourg results     8:Job summit results exceeds expectations     9:The future of whaling     10:Wilfried Martens invited to development council News report : 25-11-97     1:"UK is "pre-in" on EMU", Bank Governor says     2:Ethiopia: Foreign Affairs Minister challenges parliament's position     3:Emma Bonino: "A rose for Kabul"     4:Measures to combat trafficking in women News report : 18-11-97     1:All in the enlargement process, negotiations with all but Slovakia     2:The European Conference open to all including Turkey and Slovakia     3:Funding enlargement: will 1.27% of GDP be enough     4:No enlargement without further Treaty changes News report : 13-11-97     1:Green light for cut in pollution from bulldozers News report : 07-11-97     1:BSE - MEPs closely follow developments as committee adopts recommendations     2:Internal market - Commission action plan endorsed by Committee     3:One step closer to an information policy for the EU News report : 05-11-97     1:Reform of eu institutions before enlargement is a must     2:Proportional representation-labour party code of conduct given all-clear     3:Declarations on services of general interest must be transformed into action     4:Committee gives reluctant approval to agreement on part-time work     5:Commission urged to get tough on tax benefits to companies     6:Support for fiscalis programme     7:A european judicial network is needed to strengthen cooperation between eu states     8:Fisheries overlooked in the commission's work programme     9:MEPs break down secrecy to ensure safe food "from stable to table" News report : 04-11-97     1:Soft drugs should be legalised. Hard drugs shld be available on prescription     2:Food law and food policy hearing: US will not dictate to eu     3:Combating organised crime more effectively     4:Commissioner Flynn calls for general mobilisation against unemployment     5:Labour minister explains why he considers employment in spain is success     6:Schengen president-in-office sees freedom of movement as main priority     7:Committee urges eu coordination for economic, fiscal and social policy     8:Azerbaijan News report : 30-10-97     1:Abolishing duty and tax-free sales divides MEPs     2:European prize proposed for best anti-tobacco projects     3:Doubts about greenhouse gas targets set for kyoto     4:Safety rules and standards for passenger ships     5:Call for a stable external value of the euro     6:ACP-EU joint assembly - lome, togo, 27-30 october 1997 News report : 29-10-97     1:emu: call for fewer and nickel-free euro coins     2:enlargement for all - yes or no?     3:Tourism: ep keeps up the pressure on the commission     4:problems in reaching a compromise on olive oil     5:towards a ban on unsafe aircraft from third countries     6:ep and national parliaments: amsterdam treaty should be ratified     7:worrying increase in use of designer drugs     8:european and japanese parliamentarians cover political, economic social issue     9:european economic area joint parliamentary committee     10:acp-eu joint assembly, lome, togo - 27/30 october 1997 News report : 28-10-97     1:Financing of the eu after 2000: too early to say that 1.27% of gnp is enough     2:Directive on lawyers soon to be adopted: parliament's wishes taken into account     3:Organised crime: the eu must act     4:EP and national parliaments: a cautious welcome for the amsterdam treaty     5:25th acp-eu joint assembly, lome, togo, 27-30 october 1997 News report : 23-10-97     1:Salima ghezali - winner of the 1997 sakharov prize News report : 22-10-97     1:BSE follow up - President Santer confirms the commissions undertakings     2:Dr Waigel refuses to comment on UK membership of emu News report : 16-10-97     1:BSE: Commissioner BONINO plan of action. The next step: putting it into practice     2:Should negotiations be opened with Slovakia? Yes-if certain conditions met     3:Tunisia interparliamentary meeting - human rights concern News report : 15-10-97     1:President of Andean Pact issues call for solidarity, integration responsibility     2:training judges and lawyers in community law News report : 14-10-97     1:The euro: commissioner de silguy thinks most member states will qualify by 1999     2:The commission's report on bse: black, white and various shades of grey     3:Road safety in europe: accidents cost ecu 45bn says commission     4:Car parts - clash likely over design rights     5:Anti-personnel landmines:call for all eu member states to sign ottawa treaty     6:duisenberg sees bright future for euro     7:Legal affairs committee responds to attack on one of members on a tv prog.     8:Slovenia delegation supports accession     9:EU-Czech relations News report : 10-10-97     1:Go-ahead for South Africa to join the Lome Convention     2:Call for better respect for public procurement rules     3:Recognising the role of women in development cooperation     4:World food day - 16 October 1997 News report : 09-10-97     1:Nominations for the 1997 sakharov prize     2:Civil liberties committee calls on judge melchior wathelet to resign     3:1998 Budget: priority for "employment initiative"     4:MEPs hold up new chocolate directive: measurement methods inadequate     5:International fund for ireland gets full backing from parliament     6:Bananas: "chronicle of a death foretold"     7:Committee suggests overhaul of social fund     8:Gas prices could increase after liberalization     9:Towards a revamped european industrial policy?     10:12th meeting of the joint parliamentary committee eu-cyprus     11:Anti-mafia initiative explained News report : 08-10-97     1:Agreement on Boeing-McDonnell Douglas merger     2:Call for new approach to work     3:Disappointed at the amsterdam treaty     4:Basic telecommunications services - yes to the gatt agreement     5:Agenda 2000: farmers' organizations opposed to the commission's proposal News report : 07-10-97     1:Common employment strategy required at national and eu level     2:Beef and veal: animal welfare comes first!     3:Brussels conference on democracy building in europe     4:The right of petition and the treaty of amsterdam News report : 02-10-97     1:Gil Robles in Amsterdam - resist the temptations of nationalism     2:Young farmers-lively criticism of Agenda 2000 News report : 01-10-97     1:Enlargement: a majority for opening negotiations simultansly all candidates     2:Ruling of the court of justice on the Strasbourg part-sessions     3:Positive conclusions following the bse committee delegation visit to the UK     4:The dangers of religious fanaticism     5:EU economic financial assistance call from reps.of turkish bus. trade unions     6:Budget: EU funds for bosnia reconstruction unspent     7:Future relations between the European Union and the ACP countries     8:Promoting european business in japan: the experience of exec. training prog.     9:The common fisheries policy after 2002: reform but not revolution     10:Industry hearing - smart recipes for increased competitiveness News report : 30-09-97     1:MEPS meet CJD victim's family     2:Working towards guaranteed standards for slaughter,rendering,storage,incineration     3:Nominations for the 1997 Sakharov prize     4:Sir Leon Brittan thinks the wto is no threat to the cap     5:European quality for agricultural products: legislation is not enough     6:Agenda 2000: a good basis fr enlargement negotiations with Hungary     7:Informal justice and home affairs meeting News report : 29-09-97     1:Entry controls also needed in fight against BSE     2:Employment summit - jobs plan unveiled     3:Cream lovers lick additive lobby     4:Speedy response needed on Algeria     5:Observation of the elections in Mexico     6:Condemnation of corporal punishment in Saudi Arabia     7:The institutions' security contracts     8:Combating fraud: independence for uclaf     9:Phare: beneficiaries must gradually accept responsibility for fincial mgmt     10:Clearance of eaggf accounts: parliament remains vigilant     11:Protecting the role of the written press     12:Strengthening the eu satellite communications sector     13:Relocation and foreign direct investment     14:Modernising social security     15:Pepper schemes to enable workers to share profits need promotion     16:Energy committee demands more money for altener ii     17:The external dimension of trans-european energy networks News report : 25-09-97     1:Algeria: the right to know     2:Accession: the latvian prime minister wants all applicants on starting line     3:Cosmetics - clash between world trade and animal welfare     4:BSE crisis measures offer no long-term solution for beef     5:Tourism fraud: belgian and french authorities under heavy fire     6:Conciliation on data protection: agreement in sight     7:EMU: no statistical manipulation of criteria     8:Financial markets look forward to euro     9:Commission acts on bananas following wto panel     10:Abolition of duty free - call for re-think News report : 24-09-97     1:Research spending: extra cash for framework programme     2:Socrates and education: committee backs an extra ecu 100 for ecu 850m programme     3:Temporary protection of displaced persons     4:Call for copyright legislation to protect the music industry     5:The luxembourg presidency's programme for women     6:Community to accede to un convention on the law of the sea     7:The world bank assists development News report : 23-09-97     1:The single currency and a new financial perspective - prelude for inst. reform     2:Commissioner seeks meps' help in securing bse funding     3:80 proposals for improving freedom of movement News report : 18-09-97     1:Regligion, society and the future of the European union News report : 09-09-97     1:Research funding - new meeting scheduled News report : 05-09-97     1:Fight against swine fever: marker vaccine and extensive breeding     2:Kinnock expects TENS to create large numbers of jobs     3:Green light for liberalisation of the postal services     4:Fisheries will not hold up enlargement News report : 04-09-97     1:Junker: employment summit not to focus on deregulation     2:Fraud: buildings, british beef, tourism     3:Convention on extradition     4:Sexual abuse - exploitation of children     5:The Euro: exchange rate should not be an obstacle to growth     6:Telecommunications: social rights must accompany liberalisation     7:Compromise on EU tourism action plan     8:Yes to environmental NGOs     9:Priorities necessary in innovation policy News report : 03-09-97     1:Private lie and the media call for emergency debate     2:Agenda 2000: will farmers pay the cost?     3:Universal service in telecommunications     4:Discussions on launch of enlargement negotiations     5:Financing the peace initiative in Northern Ireland     6:Call for enhanced EU-ASEAN cooperation and political dialogue News report : 02-09-97     1:News Report 68/97 News report : 01-09-97     1:Message of condolence to the Queen News report : 24-07-97     1:Budget 98 - differences between MEPs and Council emerge in friendly talks     2:Equal opportunities still lacking     3:Equal opportunities still lacking     4:Call for greater international role for Japan, easier access to Japanese market     5:EU-Cambodia agreement on hold     6:Agenda 2000 - Financing questioned News report : 23-07-97     1:Brussels building - the president signs lease for new 3D building     2:Tougher monitoring of greenhouse gases     3:Commission called to investigate tourist industry irregularities     4:The future of ACP relations     5:The future of European cultural policy lies in cooperation News report : 22-07-97     1:Mr Levy wants peace but stands his ground     2:Enlargement Agenda 2000: Parliament and Council to study Commission proposal     3:Support for a treaty to ban anti- personnel mines     4:Luxembourg Presidency gives priority to fight against organized crime News report : 16-07-97     1:BSE     2:Cooperation with the European Parliament     3:Stricter controls in the UK     4:1650 tonnes of meat exported     5:Measures to combat fraud     6:Meat and bonemeal stocks     7:Mad cow disease     8:Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease     9:Gelatin     10:Reform of the CAP and Agenda 2000 News report : 15-07-97     1:Commission considering action against the UK for inadequate checks News report : 10-07-97     1:The President welcomes the EP Bureau's moves towards greater openness News report : 09-07-97     1:Commission strongly criticized over BSE     2:Lockerbie still unresolved     3:Cohesion policy and culture can help employment News report : 08-07-97     1:European company statute - Council optimistic     2:Justice and home affairs: the Luxembourg presidency's priorities     3:Farmers in difficulty - Euro SOS line on hand     4:Duty free sales: controls OK says the industry News report : 04-07-97     1:Beating in prison of Sakharov laureate Wei Jingsheng     2:SOCRATES programme: Culture Committee condemns Council's stinginess     3:Charging of heavy goods vehicles for the use of transport infrastructure     4:Showdown looms over community inaction while environment deteriorates News report : 03-07-97     1:Parliament and Council compromise on Raphael Programme     2:Meat and bone meal - the way forward     3:Hot air from cool cans     4:Better safe than sorry when dealing with genetic modification     5:Transport of horses under strict conditions     6:Competition policy: call for more flexible rules on vertical agreement     7:Commission "paternalistic" to countries which turn their nose up to our waste News report : 02-07-97     1:Mrs Roth-Behrendt calls for vigorous action against "BSE criminals"     2:Bank governor expects Spain to be founder member of EMU     3:Luxembourg: no plans to fix EMU conversion rates     4:Another debate on the Treaty? Mr Poos says no     5:Budgetary issues: Frank dialogue between Parliament and Council     6:Flynn says IGC produced important tools to fight unemployment     7:1997 - Year Against Racism: some progress made     8:Hops: Tastes are changing, so hop varieties must follow suit News report : 01-07-97     1:Meat and bone meal: lessons to be learnt from the BSE crisis     2:Elections in Albania     3:Mexico - variations on the human rights clause     4:Harmonisation of rules to improve safety and combat fraud     5:Biotechnology in agriculture? Yes but only on certain conditions News report : 30-06-97     1:Statement by Mrs Nicole Fontaine - Transition in Hong Kong     2:Birds do not recognize frontiers News report : 27-06-97     1:Comparative advertising agreement     2:mines appeal     3:Helsinki declaration on European wide transport policy adoped News report : 25-06-97     1:Bosnia - Carlos Westendorp's three priorities     2:Regional policy from Noordwijk to Amsterdam: gains and losses News report : 24-06-97     1:Hong Kong: EP should not attend provisio nal legislative council ceremony     2:A peacekeeping force in Congo Brazzaville     3:More openness in the BSE scientific steering committee     4:European Union-Australia: Human rights at issue     5:Tobacco: production cuts mean increased profits for multinationals says committe     6:Commission appeal on bananas     7:Banging the drum for music     8:ACP-EU joint assembly in Togo in October     9:EP and Central American Parliament sign cooperation agreement     10:Enlargement - democracy concerns over Slovakia but...     11:Support for Czech accession negotiations News report : 23-06-97     1:EU legal protection for biotechnology inventions     2:Telecommunications - call for number portability by the year 2000     3:Shift from environment law to self-regul ation could trigger crisis of confidence     4:Committee calls for more effective social dialogue     5:Discrimination against women in advertising: a public concern     6:Public hearing - combatting drug related crimes     7:False British passport probe News report : 19-06-97     1:Gil-Robles: Summit highlights the limit ation of the intergovernmental system     2:Congo-Brazzaville: a tricky mediation process     3:Amsterdam EMU pact welcomed by economic affairs committee     4:EMU: the road ahead from Amsterdam     5:EU financial aid to ensure stability in Armenia and Georgia     6:"The social clause: practical measures first"     7:Relations between the EU and the ACP News report : 18-06-97     1:Moment of truth for competition policy - Boeing concern     2:Cooperation between the EU and Cambodia     3:Cooperation between the EU and Laos     4:Development - not much progress report by the Dutch presidency     5:Anti-personnel mines - Parliament to take part in the Brussels conference News report : 17-06-97     1:NATO enlargement - between three and five new members     2:Budgetary control: financial management to be beefed up News report : 30-05-97     1:Parliament/Council conciliation: no go for Raphaël     2:Conciliation: Ariane, Telecommunications and freedom of movement for doctors     3:Company relocation and direct foreign investment     4:Conclusion of cooperation agreement with South Africa is possible by end of 1997     5:MEPs go sponge fishing     6:The European Union's space policy must be brought up to date News report : 28-05-97     1:President of Parliament - enhanced integration could operate for a while     2:France/IGC: Extending codecision depends on other institutional progress     3:EU/China: developing trade whilst respecting human rights     4:The European company: Willy de Clercq calls for swift return to work     5:Support for durum wheat: incentives for young farmers     6:EU-Malta joint Parliamentary committee News report : 27-05-97     1:Elections must be held in Albania in June, says Vranitzky     2:Common foreign and security policy in 1996: a disappointing record     3:German opposes unanimity requirement for enhanced integration     4:Social fund should improve working skills and provide retraining     5:Strengthening economic and security cooperation in the Baltic region     6:Environment: a new impetus for employment News report : 26-05-97     1:The World Trade Organisation and the developing countries     2:EU/Latin America: final act     3:Commission criticised over "one-sided" economic guidelines News report : 23-05-97     1:Thumbs down for latest trapping accord with Russia and Canada     2:Financing enlargement: realism is gaining ground     3:Fairness in budgetary stability pact     4:Italy wants an ambitious treaty     5:Call for a European maritime institute News report : 22-05-97     1:President says enlargement not free of charge     2:Taiwan - no move on reunification     3:European voluntary service: funding should match needs     4:Include sport i the treaty says committee     5:Single market under threat from states     6:Tougher curbs on animal tests and dangerous chemicals     7:Stability pact: convergence between Parliament and Council     8:Noisy neighbours and nobel prize winners     9:Air carrier liability in the case of accidents     10:EU-Latin America: ending drug trafficking and corruption a priority     11:Sex tourism involving children     12:Socrates: increase of ECU 100m a bare minimum News report : 21-05-97     1:Approximation of law on takeover bids     2:Greater democratic control by the EP     3:Transfer of Commission vet services to Ireland under fire     4:A European judicial and legal area against international crime     5:Bananas WTO ruling against EU: Commission to appeal     6:Lomé suspension: new role for MEPs     7:Oilseed advance payments should not be postponed to 1998 budget     8:Farm price proposals News report : 20-05-97     1:Mr Gil Robles calls for an agreement on more qualified majority voting     2:Mr Gil Robles - 13th European Union/ Latin America interparliamentary conf.     3:Protection of the citizen under Community law News report : 05-05-97     1:BSE: Implementation of the recommendatio ns of the Parl. Committee of enquiry News report : 30-04-97     1:IGC willing to accept financing of common foreign and security policy News report : 29-04-97     1:Europe: no monetary union without     2:The Treaty should outlaw discrimination on grounds of disability News report : 28-04-97     1:Information campaign on the IGC-Mr Oreja     2:IGC: Austria wants closer integration     3:Listening to the everyday problems of News report : 25-04-97     1:Monitoring reforms after the BSE crisis     2:Observer mission to the Parliamentary elections, Bulgaria 18-21 April 1997     3:The Franco-German concept of security and defence: a model for Europe? News report : 23-04-97     1:EMU - Majority of Member States set to qualify by 1 January 1999     2:Mr Lu Ping unconvincing on Hong Kong     3:Berthu report on the institutional nature of the European Union rejected     4:Time is not ripe for complete overhaul VAT regime, says committee     5:Organic livestock farming: consumer protection and guarantees of quality     6:Common ground found over GATT procurement rules     7:Support for Commission single market action plan     8:Cohesion fund: the best example of Community financing     9:Cross-border and inter-regional cooperation News report : 22-04-97     1:Refugees in Zaire abandoned by everyone     2:Correction: News Report No 31/97     3:Parliament goes head-to-head with Council and Commission over stability pa     4:José Ramos Horta appeals for the autonomy of East Timor     5:Estonia's membership of Nato should not be linked to EC membership     6:Temporary protection of displaced persons and Enlargement     7:Inclusion of Petersberg-type missions in the Treaty     8:Chad on the road to democracy     9:The paradox of food and famine News report : 21-04-97     1:Greater cooperation between the European Parliament and national parliaments requ     2:Protection against ionizing radiation     3:EP takes strong interest in future European research policy     4:Agricultural structural regulations: greater clarity in the Commission propos News report : 18-04-97     1:"Turkey's accession is not on the agenda ", says Hans Van Den Broek     2:Openess in information society services     3:Strong reactions to latest ECOFIN EMU proposal     4:Poor application of Community legislation will distort the working of     5:Supplementary supervision of insurance undertakings     6:Application of subsidiarity must not lead to a weakening of Community legisla     7:Information technology sector: US takes the lead     8:Eurpean information policy: decentralisation is essential     9:Sanctions and human rights development committee seeks new procedur     10:No changes in EFTA membership says Secretary-General Johannsson News report : 17-04-97     1:Gil-Robles: a Penal code is the only practical way of fighting organised crim     2:Outcome of conciliation on health data     3:A new approach for the PHARE programme     4:Strict rules for the marketing of biocides     5:More than 1000 petitions every year     6:The EU will not be intimidated by the US     7:Video on transport of horses shocks committee members     8:MEPs welcome the works programme of Dublin and Bilbao     9:Equal opportunities: promoting Parliamentary cooperation News report : 16-04-97     1:Reform of the Treaty - social domain     2:Television without frontiers     3:Visit of Czech Prime Minister to EP     4:Social programmes and incentives for employment     5:1998 budget: structural funds     6:Belarus     7:Intergroups     8:Olive Oil     9:Pollution from internal combustion engines - tax incentives     10:Passenger lists for Channel crossings     11:Combined transport     12:Air carrier liability     13:Equal pay - Code of practice News report : 15-04-97     1:Official visit to Belgium     2:EU/China     3:eu/south korea     4:Making Europe a Union of knowledge     5:Proposals on mobility in the EU     6:Third Pan-European Transport Conference- in Helsinki     7:Consumer protection: The Euro News report : 03-04-97     1:MR GIL ROBLES WILL TAKE PART IN THE NOORDWIJK CONCLAVE     2:ALBANIA:MAKING SURE HUMANITARIAN AID GETS THERE     3:EP/COUNCIL AGREEMENT ON TRANS-EUROPEAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS News report : 24-03-97     1:THE 24TH ACP/EU JOINT ASSEMBLY News report : 21-03-97     1:INCREASED ROLE FOR EP IN THE FINAL STAGE OF THE IGC     2:PARLIAMENT COUNCIL AGREE ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS INTERCONNECTION     3:SHARING THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN SEX DISCRIMINATION CASES     4:DEMAND FOR BETTER IMPLEMENTATION OF EU ENVIRONMENTA LAW     5:SME'S AND THE CRAFT SECTOR IN FOCUS     6:EMU:COMMISSION URGED TO PROPOSE MEASURES FOR MONETARY STABILITY     7:OVERCOMING BUREAUCRACY     8:REGIONS IN INDUSTRIAL DECLINE-JOBCREATI A PRIORITY SAYS COMMISSIONER WULF-MATHIE     9:THE 24TH ACP/EU JOINT ASSEMBLY News report : 20-03-97     1:A NEW DIMENSION FOR EU SPORT     2:DUMA DELEGATES STRONGLY OPPOSE ENLARGEMENT OF NATO     3:A PROTECTION FORCE FOR ALBANIAN HUMANITARIAN AID     4:MAKING THE VALLETTA CONFERENCE A SUCCESS     5:COMMISSIONER WARNED: PARLIAMENTARY SCRUTINY OF FOOD SAFETY WILL CONTINUE     6:GREEN LIGHT FOR ARSENAL OF MEASURES TO COMBAT TRAFFIC POLLUTION     7:AGREEMENT WITH PLO APPROVED     8:BUDGETARY CONTROL: ALL CLEAR FOR EUROPEA DEVELOPMENT FUND, VOCATIONAL TRAINING CE     9:NEED FOR CONCILATION BY THE COUNCIL News report : 19-03-97     1:IGC: PRESIDENT SAYS NO TO INADEQUATE RESULTS     2:SOUTH AFRICA TRADE CONCERN     3:IGC AND FINLAND     4:LINKING THE COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL TRADEMARK SYSTEMS     5:EUROPEAN VOLUNTARY SERVICE: REMOVING LEGAL OBSTACLES TO YOUNG PEOPLE'S MOBILI     6:DRIVING LICENCES - CALL FOR EU WIDE PENALTIES     7:STAFF TO CONTROL DRIVING TIMES IN ROAD TRANSPORT TO BE DOUBLED     8:SAFETY RULES: BLACK LIST OF 3rd COUNTRY AIR CARRIERS     9:7EU/CYPRUS DIALOGUE-DELAYS UNDER FIRE     10:YES TO A SLIM News report : 18-03-97     1:PARLIAMENT DEMANDS THAT DEVELOPER MEETS TERMS OF LEASE     2:LOBBYISTS MUST BE FAIR AND OPEN IN THEIR DEALINGS WITH PARLIAMENT     3:DEMAND FOR PASSENGER LISTS ON CHANNEL FERRIES AND IN CHANNEL TUNNEL     4:COMMITTEE WANTS HEALTHCARE BENEFITS FOR 3 rd COUNTRY STUDENTS     5:MORE INFORMATION NEEDED ON EFFECTS OF LIBERALIZATION OF PUBLIC SERVICES     6:BASIC TELECOM INFO TECHNOLOGY AGREEMEN TO BOOST GROWTH EMPLOYMENT IN EUROPE     7:UN CONFERENCES THE FUTURE OF LOME News report : 14-03-97     1:NEWS ALERT 10 News report : 07-03-97     1:PARLIAMENTARY COOPERATION ENLARGEMEN News report : 03-03-97     1:EUROPEAN PRESCRIPTION FOR CHINESE MEDICINE     2:REDUCING CANCER THREAT AT WORK     3:SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE AND COMMISSION UNITE THEIR FORCES FOR IGC     4:A WINDOW TO EUROPE     5:EURATOM/USA NUCLEAR AGREEMENT WELCOMED     6:INSTITUTIONAL SOLUTION NEED FOR EU'S REMOTER REGIONS News report : 27-02-97     1: GIL-ROBLES:'THE PARIS INCIDENT IS CLOSED TALKS WERE A SUCCESS     2: NEW TARGET FOR GREENHOUSE GAS EMMISSIONS     3: SAFEUSE OF MICRO-ORGANISMS/ BUREAUCRATIC RESTRAINTS     4: BOLSTER EUROPE DEFENCE IDENTIT BY DEVELOP COMMON ARMS POLIC     5: CONFLICT PREVENTIO GREATLAKES CALL FOR BETTER MANAGEMENT     6: YES TO THE PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT WITH KAZAKHSTAN     7: NO MORE LANDINGS FOR NOISY SAUDI BOEINGS     8: STOP DECLINE OF EU MERCHANT NAVY     9: A WINDOW TO EUROPE .     10: TIME IS RIPE TO COMPLETE THE SINGLE MARKET SAYS MONTI     11: POSITIVE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR 1997, BUT....     12: 1995 DISCHARGE - 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News report : 26-02-97     1: IMMIGRATION:DISPUTE WITH FRANCE PRESIDENTIA MEETING OFF     2: HELLO, DOLLY!.. MEPS COUNT SHEEP     3: NO TAKE OFF FOR BRITISH AIRWAYS AMERICAN AIRLINES ALLIANCE     4: EU-MOROCCO FISHERIES AGREEMENT:CALMING EURO'S     5: TELECOMMUN AGREEMENT:A BOOST FOR GROWTH JOBS     6: SPAIN SAYS NO LEAP FORWARD TO FURTHER INTEGRATION AT IGC     7: EQUAL TREATMENT: PUSH TO SHIFT     8:B THE BURDEN OF PROOF RANK     9: USE OF COMPUTERS BY CUSTOMS: COUNCIL IGNORES PARLIAMENT     10: EU AID POLICIES EXPLAINED .     11: CREDIT INSTITUTIONS, SOLVENCY RATION CAPITAL ADEQUACY     12: SUPPORT FOR REGIONAL INTEGRATI AMONG DEVELOPING COUNTRIES     13: YES TO INTERIM AGREEMENT WITH ARMENIA     14: NEW SYSTEM TO REPLACE BORDER CHECKS News report : 25-02-97     1: PARLIAMENT'S SUPPORT FOR ARAFAT'S PEACE PROCESS     2: IGC: FREE MOVEMENT SECURITY PRES CALLS FOR COMMUNITIE ROLE     3: UK'S EURO DEBATE LACKS SOLID ARGUMENTS     4: IGC/DENMARK: MORE THAN ONE REFERENDUM?     5: THE EURO: NO FREE LUNCH SAYS BANKERS     6: PIRACY OF ENCRYPTED TV PROGRAMMES MUST BE STOPPED     7: SUPPORT FOR ANTI-DRUGS AND DRUG ADDICTION     8: POPULATION GROWTH IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES News report : 11-02-97     1:news report 06/97 the EP as at 11/02/97 News report : 07-02-97     1: BSE: CONFIDENCE CAN ONLY BE RESTORED BY ESTABLISHING     2: COMM CRITICIZES GREENPAPER FOR 1 SIDED APPROACH TO     3: NEW SOLUTIONS REQUIRED FOR OLD AGE PENSIONS HEALTHCARE     4: NO MORE MONEY FOR 4TH RTD FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME '94-'98     5: COMMITTEE CALLS FOR NEW ACTION PROGRAMME FOR     6: YES TO AGREEMENT WITH ARMENIA AS BOOST TO TRADE     7: INTERIM TRADE AGREEMENTS WITH GEORGIA KYRGYZSTAN News report : 06-02-97     1: JUDICIAL COPERATION ONLY WAY TO COMBAT FRAUD CORRUPTION     2: EMU:COMM SCEPTICAL OVER PLANS TO CREATE STABILITY COUNCIL     3: DISCHARGE TO COMMISSion FOR CLEARANCE OF '92 EAGGF A/C's     4: BETTER CHECKS TO SAMP OUT FRAUD     5: COMMITTEE RESIST COMM SORCERY SPLITS MICKEYMOUSE PROPOSAL     6: GREEN LIGHT ENERGY CHARTER, CONCERN ON NUCLEAR SAFETY     7: COMMISSIONER CONFIDENT OF TIMELY ENTRY INTO IT News report : 05-02-97     1: MOTORBIKES-CONCILIATION BREAKTHU ON TYRES     2: EP/COUNCIL CONCILIATION: SAFER PRESSURE EQUIPMENT     3: A DETERMINED ROMANIAN PRESIDENT MEETS MEPs     4: FIGHTING FRAUD: 'GENEVA APPEAL' JUDGES SPEAK OUT     5: COMPULSORY LABELLING OF BEEF NEEDED TOBOOST CONSUMER     6: TV WITHOUT FRONTIERS: COMPROMISE FOR CONCILIATION     7: BREAST SCREENING GAPS EXPOSED .     8: BANOTTI HUNTS FOR ABDUCTED CHILD IN WESTERN SAMOA     9: SMEs: TIME TO TIDY UP THE SUPPORT FRAMEWORK     10: CALL FOR A COMPETETIVE EUROPEAN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY News report : 04-02-97     1: SERB GOVERNMENT REPRESSION SEVERELY CONDEMNED     2: B.TAPIE NOT TO BE UNSEATED UNTIL PARLIAMENT HAS ACTED     3: SERBIA TO ACCEPT CONCLUSIONS OF GONZALEZ MISSION     4: BANANAS: COMPROMISE POSSIBLE BETWEEN EP EC     5: IGC: INSTITUTIONS MUST BE ACCEPTABLE TO MS PUBLIC News report : 31-01-97     1: PRESIDENT OF EP CALLS FOR ANTI DISCRIMINATION MEASURES     2: NO STATUE PLANS FOR JACQUES .     3: HILL FARMING - GUARDIAN OF THE COUNTRYSIDE     4: DOCTORS SAVE BARTS AT THE PARLIAMENT News report : 29-01-97     1: MEP'S ALLOWANCES COMMON STATUTE - WORKING PARTY SET UP     2: BULGARIAN PRESIDENT - A 'MAN OF COURAGE'     3: INQUIRY INTO TRANSIT: THE SWISS UP IN ARMS     4: COMMITTEE GETS STUCK INTO TAMPON SAFETY RESEARCH     5: CALL FOR AUSTRALIA TO ACCEPT HUMAN RIGHTS CLAUSE     6: SUPPORT FOR CATTLE PASSPORT .     7: FOLLOW-UP TO BARCELON CONFERE TOWARDS POLITICAL PARTNERSHIP     8: ISLAM AND EUROPE: MEETING POINTS     9: MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF QUALIFICATIONS: COULD BE News report : 28-01-97     1: FAIR TAX COMPETITION THREATENS ECONOMIC WELFARE     2: LOCKERBIE SECURITY CHECKS STILL NOT FULLPROOF 8 YEARS ON     3: CONCERN ABOUT SITUATION IN SERBIA,BULGARIA,ALBENIA     4: FLEXIBILITY-FINLAND'S 10 COMMANDMENTS     5: BIOTECHNOLOGY INVESTIGATION - THE DEBATE CONTINUES     6: DAIRY QUOTAS/DECLARATION: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EP EC     7: STRENGTHENING COOPERATION BETWEEN THE EU CHILE News report : 27-01-97     1: MEDA FUNDS FOR TURKEY: THE COMMISSION CALLED TO ACCOUNT     2: DRUG TRAFFICKING:DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN COUNCIL EC.     3: THE EU MUST OPPOSE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN News report : 24-01-97     1: TRANSIT OPERATORS WELCOME DRAFT REPORT BY K.BOWMAN     2: COHESION INFO SOCIETY: BALL IN COURT OF MEMB STATES     3: SOC SECURITY SCHEMES-SUPPORT FOR GRADUAL CONVERGENCE     4: MEPS CALLED FOR MORE ATT TO COMBATE SOCIAL EXCLUSION     5: TELECOMMUNICATIONS: PLEA FOR FLEXIBILITY     6: COMPETITION POLICY - VAN MIERT UNVEILS GREEN PAPER News report : 23-01-97     1: COSMETICS TRIGGER BETWE FREETRADE ANIM RIGHTSCONFLICT     2: TERMINATION OF BERNARD TAPIES TERM OF OFFICE AS MEP     3:Pain of dual pricing will be eased for small shopkeepers     4: CHANNEL TUNNEL - MEPS CALL FOR TRANSPARENCY IN PLANS     5: DOUBLE-SIDED DIPLOMAS DISGUST COMMITTEE     6: BUDGET/FISHERIES AGREEMENTS: EP STILL WATCH FALL     7: HUMANITARIAN AID AND 'ECHO' .     8: PRINCIPLE OF EQUALITY BETWEEN MEN WOMEN TOBE IN TREATY     9: MEPS CALLED FOR MORE ATTENT TO COMBAT SOCIAL EXCLUSION     10: ORIGINAL WORKS OF ART SAFEGUARDING RIGHTS OF ARTISTS     11: RECONCILING HUMANITARIAN AID, EMERGENCY AID, REHAB     12: PROCEEDINGS OF ACP/EU JOINT ASSEMBLY IN 1996 News report : 22-01-97     1: EU aid to Guatemala .     2: Leghold traps .     3: Yes to Schengen .     4: Languages row - Council to Court .     5: Transcaucasia agreements and human rights .     6: VAT - Divisions over the clearance system .     7: Competitive fisheries sector     8:B . RANK     9: Recording equipment - Road transport . News report : 21-01-97     1: IGC: President promotes enhanced integration     2: BSE inquiry - Medina Ortega report .     3: Rwanda aid workers must be protected .     4: Flexibility the key to IGC .     5: Improved police cooperation a Dutch priority     6: Car and road taxes     7: EC/Angola fisheries agreement .

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