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European Report
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- Europolitics
- Publication date:
- 2011-03-11
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- 1021-4267
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Latest documents
- E-IDENTIFICATION: ITRE ENDORSEMENT.
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- ATHENS AND TROIKA STRIKE DEAL.
- MARITIME TRANSPORT : PORT SERVICES: COMMISSION PLANS TO MAINTAIN ITS PROPOSAL.
- CLIMATE CHANGE : AVIATION IN ETS: MEPS REJECT EP-COUNCIL DEAL.
- CARTELS : PRODUCERS OF CAR AND TRUCK BEARINGS FINED 953 MN EURO.
- CONSULTATION ON NET NEUTRALITY.
- FOOD SAFETY : REVISED CONTROL MEASURES ON AFRICAN SWINE FEVER ADOPTED.
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- CIVIL PROTECTION : NEW EUROPEAN DISASTER RESPONSE MECHANISM.
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