On Tuesday, Parliament gave its approval on a regulation for a single digital declaration portal for companies temporarily sending workers to another EU member state.

On Tuesday, Parliament gave its final green light to updated EU rules to improve the protection and information passengers receive if their travel is disrupted.

On Tuesday, Parliament approved new rules that strengthen the right to autonomy for vulnerable adults who need support making decisions about their medical care or property management.

On Tuesday, Parliament adopted a resolution calling for cohesion policy to play a stronger role in addressing cities’ housing shortages, security challenges, climate risks.

The proposed amendments to the CRMA aim to bolster the EU’s strategic autonomy by securing a sustainable and circular supply of critical raw materials.

On Tuesday, Parliament endorsed its recommendations for accelerating the development of the EU’s high-speed rail connectivity and improving territorial cohesion.

The award ceremony will take place at 18.00, on Wednesday 21 October, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg (Daphne Caruana Galizia Press Room).

On Friday, EP President Roberta Metsola hosted Gulf Cooperation Council Speakers, with both sides committing to stronger strategic ties and deeper parliamentary cooperation.

At the European Council, President Metsola called for a long-term EU budget that matches Europe's ambitions, faster progress on competitiveness, and continued momentum for enlargement.

As national leaders call for massive cuts in the next EU budget, the parliament’s budget chiefs, MEP Siegfried Mureşan and Carla Tavares, warn that slashing EU cash now will undercut Europe’s competit...

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

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.

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

Culture and education committee MEPs want the next Erasmus+ programme to be simpler, more predictable, and more accessible.