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Dhaka, Dec 04 (bdnews24.com)�The lifting of a self-imposed ban on exports of shrimps to European Ubion countries has apparently hit snags. The government's Department of Fisheries (DoF) last month decided to resume exports of fresh-water shrimps from...
Tags: EU Commission, Rafiqul Islam, Belgium, Brussels, Science of photography, European Union, Depth of field
European Union finance ministers reached a compromise agreement this week on a new supervisory structure for financial markets in Europe. Here's a rundown on what will change under the new framework – and what will stay the same. Finance ministers plan...
Tags: European Commission, CESR, ESRB, occupational pensions, finance ministers, Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy, EU Commission, european insurance, CEBS, U.K. Treasury, Belgium, Brussels, Committee of European Securities Regulators, Financial regulation, CEIOPS
The European Commission said on Thursday it had appealed against a successful court challenge by Poland and Estonia to their carbon quotas. The decision raises the specter of tougher carbon quotas for the two countries, which rely heavily on highly polluting...
Tags: EU Commission, carbon quotas, Estonia, Poland, European Commission, Belgium, Brussels, Environment, European Union, Emissions trading, Carbon finance, Air pollution, Greenwashing, EU Allowances, Carbon credit, European Union Emission Trading Scheme, Kyoto Protocol, Sustainability
UNB, Dhaka The Head of European Union (EU) delegation in Dhaka, Ambassador Stefan Frowein Tuesday said that the EU will continue its trade and development activities in Bangladesh as before. "Trade will be as before," he said at a press conference at...
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The French victory came after months of intense lobbying over top Commission jobs that culminated on Friday in an announcement of new portfolios by José Manuel Barroso, the European Commission president. Alarmed about Mr Barnier’s possible influence over...
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His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said yesterday received the credentials of a number of ambassadors of friendly countries to the Sultanate, at Hisn Al Shomoukh in the Wilayat of Manah. His Majesty received the credentials of the extraordinary, plenipotentiary...
Tags: resident ambassadors, EU Commission, Omani, Belgium, Brussels, United States Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, United States Ambassador to the Dominican Republic, Human Interest, Politics
EU antitrust authorities continue to examine Oracle's plan to buy Sun Microsystems over which there are competition concerns, a senior European Commission official said on Tuesday. Oracle, the world's No. U.S. regulatory approval for its $7 billion acquisition...
Tags: EU Commission, European Commission, U.S. Justice Department, Sun Microsystems, Oracle, Belgium, Brussels, Mergers and acquisitions, Oracle Database, MySQL, European Union, Cross-platform software, Competition law, Oracle Corporation
Conservation groups said lower quotas for Atlantic tuna fishing set in a meeting in Brazil would encourage illegal fishing and diminish long-term gains. The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas in Recife, Brazil, set the quota...
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MEPs attending a first meeting of the European Parliament's special committee on the financial and economic crisis on Wednesday (4 November) said the group's work should extend well beyond the financial sector. And in a sign that the committee wants the...
Tags: EU Commission, David Cameron, Mr Cameron, European Union, Lisbon Treaty, European Commission, European Parliament, cameron promised, Czech Republic, tories leaders
But well over a year since EU citizens first awoke to newspapers containing the words "credit crunch," ongoing problems in the bloc's credit market continue to maintain a drag on the region's economy. "The banking sector is still fragile and credit is...
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