Slovakia’s Prime Minister takes centre stage for the future of Europe debate and MEPs look to improve cybersecurity and safeguard May's European elections. The new Solidarity Corps and accessibility for the disabled are also on the agenda in Strasbourg.

European election

rights of the individual

education

development aid

DSM (Digital Single Market)

Coming up in Strasbourg: From cybersecurity to better accessibility for the disabled

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The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Peter Pellegrini is the speaker 

MEPs vote on measures to protect internet users from disinformation campaigns 

They want to introduce financial penalties for EU parties 

which break data protection rules to influence the vote. 

Parliament is set to approve new measures including 

better protection for consumers, easier procedures for businesses 

and more power to the EU cybersecurity agency. 

The new Solidarity Corps will give young people more opportunities to volunteer. 

Changes include the possibility to participate

and more guidance for youth who need support. 

Parliament votes on rules to improve everyday products and services for the disabled. 

From cash machines to mobile phones, MEPs want better access 