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| Declaration by the EU on the recent events in the Democratic Republic of Congo (22 March 2002) Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the recent events in Democratic Republic of Congo (Brussels, 22 March 2002) EU-EURO: Welteke: no change in interest rates "for foreseeable future" Frankfurt (FRG), 25 Mar (EFE).- Interest rates in the Eurozone, currently at 3.25%, will not change in the "foreseeable future", Bundesbank Governor Ernst Welteke has said to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper. TURKEY-AFGHANISTAN: Ankara continues to negotiate for ISAF leadership Ankara, 25 Mar (EFE).- Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit said today that his country is continuing to negotiate the conditions for taking on the control of the multinational peace force for Afghanistan (ISAF). Provisional Agenda of the Transport and Telecommunications Council (Brussels, 25 and 26 March 2002) US-STEEL/CHINA: China sides with EU in US steel dispute Beijing, 25 Mar (EFE).- China has asked the United States for compensation for the losses it has sustained following the raising of tariffs on steel imports, and has asked to be included in the negotiations with Washington on the issue. Declaration by the EU on the incidents in Kyrgyzstan (22 March 2002) Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the incidents in Kyrgyzstan (Madrid, 22 March 2002) Transport and Telecommunications Council (Brussels, 25 and 26 March 2002) The Telecommunications and Transport Council to be held in Brussels today and tomorrow will be chaired by Spanish Minister for Science and Technology Anna Birul�s and Spanish Minister for Internal Development Francisco �lvarez Cascos, respectively. JULIET LODGE Professor of European Integration And of European Politics, Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence, University of Leeds (England) |
Documentos por Tem�tica/Tipo Contenido Declaration by the EU on the recent events in the Democratic Republic of Congo (22 March 2002) <i>Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the recent events in Democratic Republic of Congo (Brussels, 22 March 2002)</i> EU-EURO: Welteke: no change in interest rates "for foreseeable future" Frankfurt (FRG), 25 Mar (EFE).- Interest rates in the Eurozone, currently at 3.25%, will not change in the "foreseeable future", Bundesbank Governor Ernst Welteke has said to the <i>Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung</i> newspaper.
TURKEY-AFGHANISTAN: Ankara continues to negotiate for ISAF leadership Ankara, 25 Mar (EFE).- Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit said today that his country is continuing to negotiate the conditions for taking on the control of the multinational peace force for Afghanistan (ISAF). Provisional Agenda of the Transport and Telecommunications Council (Brussels, 25 and 26 March 2002) US-STEEL/CHINA: China sides with EU in US steel dispute Beijing, 25 Mar (EFE).- China has asked the United States for compensation for the losses it has sustained following the raising of tariffs on steel imports, and has asked to be included in the negotiations with Washington on the issue. Declaration by the EU on the incidents in Kyrgyzstan (22 March 2002) <i>Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the incidents in Kyrgyzstan (Madrid, 22 March 2002)</i> Transport and Telecommunications Council (Brussels, 25 and 26 March 2002) <i>The Telecommunications and Transport Council to be held in Brussels today and tomorrow will be chaired by Spanish Minister for Science and Technology Anna Birul�s and Spanish Minister for Internal Development Francisco �lvarez Cascos, respectively.</i> JULIET LODGE Professor of European Integration And of European Politics, Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence, University of Leeds (England)
