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INTA STANDING RAPPORTEURS & SHADOWS ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE RELATIONS Agreement/Negotiation Standing Rapporteur Shadows Country/region Member Political Group EPP S&D RENEW EUROPE GREENS/EFA ID ECR GUE ACP COUNTRIES Pacific States (1) and CARIFORUM (2): Interim Partnership Hervé JUVIN ID David McALLISTER Miroslav ČÍŽ Morten LØKKEGAARD Anna CAVAZZINI Emmanouil FRAGKOS Luke Ming FLANAGAN Agreement (EPA) SADC (Southern African Development Community) (3) (EPA) Joachim SCHUSTER S&D Elżbieta ŁUKACIJEWSKA Samira RAFAELA Saskia BRICMONT Luisa REGIMENTI Dominik TARCZYNSKI Helmut SCHOLZ EAC (East African Community) (4) (EPA) Massimiliano SALINI EPP Bernd LANGE Nicola DANTI Anna CAVAZZINI Luisa REGIMENTI Dominik TARCZYNSKI Helmut SCHOLZ ESA (Eastern and Southern African States) (5) (EPA) Saskia BRICMONT Greens/EFA Christophe HANSEN Agnes JONGERIUS Nicola DANTI Luisa REGIMENTI Dominik TARCZYNSKI Emmanuel MAUREL Central Africa (6) (EPA) Marie-Pierre VEDRENNE Renew Europe Annie SCHREIJER-PIERIK Joachim SCHUSTER Saskia BRICMONT Luisa REGIMENTI Dominik TARCZYNSKI Emmanuel MAUREL West Africa (7) (EPA) Pedro SILVA PEREIRA S&D Annie SCHREIJER-PIERIK Samira RAFAELA Heidi HAUTALA Luisa REGIMENTI Jan ZAHRADIL Emmanuel MAUREL SOUTHERN MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES Maghreb (8) Kathleen VAN BREMPT S&D Andrey KOVATCHEV Jérémy DECERLE Saskia BRICMONT Luisa REGIMENTI Sergio BERLATO Emmanuel MAUREL Tunisia Emmanuel MAUREL GUE Arnaud DANJEAN Raphael GLUCKSMANN Barry ANDREWS Saskia BRICMONT N.N. Sergio BERLATO Mashreq/Middle East (9) Luisa REGIMENTI ID Arnaud DANJEAN Costas MAVRIDES Jérémy DECERLE Saskia BRICMONT Emmanouil FRAGKOS Emmanuel MAUREL Israel/Palestine Anna-Michelle ASIMAKOPOULOU EPP Kathleen VAN BREMPT Karin KARLSBRO Markéta GREGOROVÁ N.N. Sergio BERLATO N.N. EASTERN NEIGHBOURHOOD/EU ACCESSION Eastern Partnership (10) Markéta GREGOROVÁ Greens/EFA Sandra KALNIETE Mihai TUDOSE Urmas PAET Maximilian KRAH Witold J. WASZCZYKOWSKI Helmut SCHOLZ Ukraine Eniko GYÖRI EPP Marek BELKA Urmas PAET Markéta GREGOROVÁ Maximilian KRAH Witold J. WASZCZYKOWSKI Helmut SCHOLZ Russia Miroslav ČÍŽ S&D Liudas MAŽYLIS Nicola DANTI Heidi HAUTALA Oscar LANCINI Witold J. WASZCZYKOWSKI Helmut SCHOLZ Switzerland/Norway/Iceland/Liechtenstein Jörgen WARBORN EPP Marek BELKA Urmas PAET Reinhard BÜTIKOFER Marco CAMPOMENOSI Geert BOURGEOIS Emmanuel MAUREL Turkey Andrey KOVATCHEV EPP Nikos ANDROULAKIS Jordi CAÑAS Markéta GREGOROVÁ Maximilian KRAH Emmanouil FRAGKOS N.N. ASIA Central Asia (11) Roman HAIDER ID Liudas MAŽYLIS Javier MORENO Morten LØKKEGAARD Klaus BUCHNER Witold J. WASZCZYKOWSKI Helmut SCHOLZ China/Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macao (12) Iuliu WINKLER EPP Marie-Pierre VEDRENNE Reinhard BÜTIKOFER Maximilian KRAH Emmanouil FRAGKOS Helmut SCHOLZ Inmaculada RODRIGUEZ PIÑERO Japan Oscar LANCINI ID Massimiliano SALINI Inmaculada RODRIGUEZ PIÑERO Barry ANDREWS Sergio BERLATO Helmut SCHOLZ Reinhard BÜTIKOFER & Klaus BUCHNER ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations) (13) Heidi HAUTALA Greens/EFA Sean KELLY Miapetra KUMPULA NATRI Svenja HAHN Oscar LANCINI Jan ZAHRADIL Emmanuel MAUREL Singapore Barry ANDREWS Renew Europe Angelika WINZIG Mihai TUDOSE Reinhard BÜTIKOFER N.N. Jan ZAHRADIL Emmanuel MAUREL South Asia (14) Maximilian KRAH ID Gheorge-Vlad NISTOR Agnes JONGERIUS Svenja HAHN Saskia BRICMONT Dominik TARCZYNSKI Emmanuel MAUREL India Geert BOURGEOIS ECR David McALLISTER Agnes JONGERIUS Svenja HAHN Anna CAVAZZINI N.N. Emmanuel MAUREL Vietnam Geert BOURGEOIS ECR Iuliu WINKLER Bernd LANGE Karin KARLSBRO Saskia BRICMONT Oscar LANCINI Emmanuel MAUREL South Korea Liesje SCHREINEMACHER Renew Europe Angelika WINZIG Joachim SCHUSTER Saskia BRICMONT Marco CAMPOMENOSI Jan ZAHRADIL Helmut SCHOLZ Australia/New Zealand Daniel CASPARY EPP Pedro SILVA PEREIRA Karin KARLSBRO Anna CAVAZZINI & Sara MATTHIEU Oscar LANCINI Jan ZAHRADIL Luke Ming FLANAGAN NORTH AMERICA Canada Javier MORENO S&D Anna-Michelle Samira RAFAELA Saskia BRICMONT N.N. Emmanouil FRAGKOS Helmut SCHOLZ USA Bernd LANGE S&D Danuta HÜBNER Liesje SCHREINEMACHER Reinhart BÜTIKOFER Oscar LANCINI Geert BOURGEOIS Helmut SCHOLZ LATIN AMERICA Andean Community (15) Juan Ignacio ZOIDO EPP Nikos ANDROULAKIS Jordi CAÑAS Anna CAVAZZINI N.N. Sergio BERLATO Helmut SCHOLZ Central America (16) and Cuba Gabriel MATO EPP Miroslav ČÍŽ Dita CHARANZOVÁ Anna CAVAZZINI N.N. Mazaly AGUILAR Helmut SCHOLZ José Manuel GARCIA Chile Samira RAFAELA Renew Europe Nikos ANDROULAKIS Anna CAVAZZINI Markus BUCHHEIT Emmanouil FRAGKOS Helmut SCHOLZ MARGALLO y MARFIL Mercosur (17) Jordi CAÑAS Renew Europe Sven SIMON Kathleen VAN BREMPT Anna CAVAZZINI&Yannick JADOT Marco CAMPOMENOSI Mazaly AGUILAR Helmut SCHOLZ Mexico Inmaculada RODRIGUEZ PIÑERO S&D Eniko GYÖRI Dita CHARANZOVÁ Sara MATTHIEU N.N. Mazaly AGUILAR Emmanuel MAUREL OTHER, INCLUDING SECTORIAL TRADE INITIATIVES Monitoring Group for the United Kingdom Christophe HANSEN EPP Paolo DE CASTRO Liesje SCHREINEMACHER Heidi HAUTALA Markus BUCHHEIT Geert BOURGEOIS Helmut SCHOLZ FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) Karin KARLSBRO Renew Europe Jörgen WARBORN Miapetra KUMPULA NATRI Heidi HAUTALA N.N. Dominik TARCZYNSKI Helmut SCHOLZ GSP (Generalised Scheme of Preferences) * Emmanouil FRAGKOS ECR Sean KELLY Raphael GLUCKSMANN Jordi CAÑAS Anna CAVAZZINI Marco CAMPOMENOSI Helmut SCHOLZ MIC (Multilateral Investment Court) and investment policy** Anna CAVAZZINI Greens/EFA Danuta HÜBNER Marie-Pierre VEDRENNE Maximilian KRAH Geert BOURGEOIS Emmanuel MAUREL Inmaculada RODRIGUEZ PIÑERO WTO rules on e-commerce Miapetra KUMPULA NATRI S&D Jörgen WARBORN Marie-Pierre VEDRENNE Sara MATTHIEU Roman HAIDER Geert BOURGEOIS Helmut SCHOLZ Dominik TARCZYNSKI EGA (Environmental Goods Agreement) Helmut SCHOLZ GUE Gabriel MATO Miapetra KUMPULA NATRI Barry ANDREWS Sara MATTHIEU N.N. pro tempore, meaning that Group coordinator is taking care of this responsibility pending nomination of a permanent Standing Rapporteur *The Standing Rapporteur should not be automatically appointed rapporteur for GSP legislation and the Monitoring Group should not pre-empt the legislative work of INTA on the GSP regulation. **This includes the EU’s general investment policy (but neither the work on investment-related legislation, which will be allocated under the legislative file procedures to political groups, nor the work on bilateral investment agreements, which are part of the geographical INTA Monitoring Groups). 1/1.
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    www.ssoar.info Inteligenta liderilor politici: sondaj național de opinie publică, 12-20 ianuarie 2019 Stefan, Bruno Veröffentlichungsversion / Published Version Verzeichnis, Liste, Dokumentation / list Empfohlene Zitierung / Suggested Citation: Stefan, B. (2019). Inteligenta liderilor politici: sondaj național de opinie publică, 12-20 ianuarie 2019. Bucharest: Editura BCS. https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-71512-3 Nutzungsbedingungen: Terms of use: Dieser Text wird unter einer Free Digital Peer Publishing Licence This document is made available under a Free Digital Peer zur Verfügung gestellt. Nähere Auskünfte zu den DiPP-Lizenzen Publishing Licence. For more Information see: finden Sie hier: http://www.dipp.nrw.de/lizenzen/dppl/service/dppl/ http://www.dipp.nrw.de/lizenzen/dppl/service/dppl/ INTELIGENȚA LIDERILOR POLITICI Sondaj național de opinie publică 12 – 20 ianuarie 2019 BIROUL DE CERCETĂRI SOCIALE Str. g-ral H. M. Berthelot nr. 84, apart. 2, Sector 1, Bucureşti Tel/Fax: 031 422 00 58 Mobil: 0723 364 739 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] www. sondaje.info Metodologie Volumul eşantionului: 1099 persoane cu vârste mai mari de 18 ani domiciliate în 120 localități urbane și rurale selectate din toate județele țării Tipul eşantionului: probabilist, stratificat, format din 40 straturi rezultate din intersecţia a 8 zone geografice cu 5 tipuri de localităţi urbane şi rurale. Selecţia subiecţilor: interviurile s-au realizat la domiciliul subiecților. Persoanele intervievate au fost alese prin pas statistic, din 2 în 2 apartamente sau case, pornind de la numărul 2 al fiecărei străzi. În cazul în care în apartamentele sau casele selectate nu locuia sau nu răspundea nimeni s-a selectat următoarea a 2-a casă.
  • Question for Written Answer E-003824/2019/Rev.1 to the Commission Rule 138 Christine Anderson (ID), Charlie Weimers (ECR)

    Question for Written Answer E-003824/2019/Rev.1 to the Commission Rule 138 Christine Anderson (ID), Charlie Weimers (ECR)

    Question for written answer E-003824/2019/rev.1 to the Commission Rule 138 Christine Anderson (ID), Charlie Weimers (ECR) Subject: Commission programme ‘Sport as a means of integration and social inclusion for migrants’ The Commission has set up a programme to promote, among other things, the ‘exchange of successful methods for integrating migrants’ through sporting activities. This encompasses various projects such as SFR-2287CF34 in Germany (EUR 240 000) and SFR-A72056BB in Italy (EUR 200 740). How many so-called migrants (broken down by age, gender, country of origin and project supported) are taking part in the programme? EUR 2 million have been set aside for the programme in the 2016-2018 funding period. What results are known to the Commission (with an indication of the survey and evaluation methods) in terms of successful integration? German football is seeing an increase in violent incidents. A whole team (BV Altenessen 06 II) was recently suspended after players and the coach attacked the referee. The names of players would indicate a migrant background (due to EU-data protection rules their names can not be published) Does the Commission programme include measures to prevent similar outbreaks of violence in sport from happening in the context of the projects? If no such measures have been put in place yet, how might the Commission support the Member States in the fight against acts of violence in sport carried out by migrants? Supporters1 1 This question is supported by Members other than the authors: Guido Reil (ID), Lars Patrick Berg (ID), Markus Buchheit (ID), Maximilian Krah (ID), Bernhard Zimniok (ID), Catherine Griset (ID), Gunnar Beck (ID), Sylvia Limmer (ID), Joachim Kuhs (ID), Nicolaus Fest (ID), Jörg Meuthen (ID) PE644.443v02-00.
  • Manufacturing Discontent: the Rise to Power of Anti-TTIP Groups

    Manufacturing Discontent: the Rise to Power of Anti-TTIP Groups

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