Statement by Barry Andrews, chair of the European Parliament's Committee on Development, in response to the negotiating box presented on Saturday by the Irish Presidency.

Statement by leading MEPs on the long-term budget and own resources, in response to the negotiating box presented on Saturday by the Irish Presidency.

MEPs call for more vigilance against Islamist entryism, including funding controls, scrutiny of networks, and stronger cross-border cooperation.

On Thursday, Parliament adopted a resolution calling for deeper EU-Africa trade and investment ties built on fair, rules-based and mutually beneficial partnerships.

On Thursday, MEPs adopted their priorities for the Commission's imminent anti-corruption strategy to strengthen prevention, enforcement, and integrity across the EU.

MEPs recommend including schools from disadvantaged contexts and striking a geographical balance in the future European school alliances pilot scheme.

On Thursday, Parliament adopted three resolutions on the human rights situation in Iran, Georgia and Azerbaijan.

In a resolution adopted on Thursday, MEPs say the “fake” ballot was held in a climate of fear and against the backdrop of Moscow’s continued illegal war against Ukraine.

The changes to the members’ statute are designed to strengthen democratic representation by allowing MEPs to delegate their plenary votes to another member before and after childbirth.

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Parliament has reiterated its call for stronger consular protection for EU citizens abroad, including clearer rules and better crisis preparedness.

The European Parliament demands a stronger and principled EU-China policy that combines dialogue with more protection of European interests.

On Wednesday, MEPs gave the greenlight to disburse €6.91 million to help workers laid off in Belgium, Spain and Finland find new jobs.

On Wednesday, Parliament gave its final green light to clarified rules on road charges for low-emission trucks and buses applicable until 30 June 2031.

On Wednesday, Parliament gave its final green light to clarified rules on road charges for low-emission trucks and buses applicable until 30 June 2031.

On Wednesday morning, MEPs with Commission and Council representatives debated the latest developments in the negotiations on the EU’s next multiannual financial framework (MFF).

Highlights of the meeting of the committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE)

During a “This is Europe” debate, MEPs and Portugal’s Prime Minister focused on an ambitious EU long-term budget, a successful energy transition, and EU competitiveness.

Parliament is calling the European Commission to better protect workers from work-related psychosocial risks and stress.

The programme aims to respond to the new security environment shaped by Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, where fast and low-cost defence innovation cycles are critical.

This update completes the alignment of the EU economic governance framework with the 2024 reform and removes obsolete or duplicative procedures and reporting requirements.

MEPs on Tuesday adopted recommendations on how the EU should approach corporate tax policy in light of the situation at the global level.

On Tuesday, Parliament approved new rules to improve EU standards protecting workers from exposure to certain dangerous substances.

“Violence against women, online or offline, is intolerable and deplorable. This House stands against it with every measure available” said Metsola in her opening statement.