PETI  - End of term meeting

Former Members Association - Annual Memorial Service

CULT - Exchange of views with young people on the Committee’s achievements in the 9th Legislature - #Engaged4YOUth – bringing young people to the forefront of EU policy making

Press conference by Klára DOBREV (S&D, HU), Vice-president of the European Parliament, Sabine VERHEYEN (EPP, DE), Chair of the Culture and education committee, Mads BRÜGGER, Teona MITEVSKA, and Rodrig

Briefing Renew Europe - Dacian CIOLOS, President

Press conference by David SASSOLI, President of the European Parliament, with Ursula VAN DER LEYEN,  President-elect of the European Commission

Award of the LUX Prize

Plenary

Press conference byDavid SASSOLI, President of the European Parliament, on “Sakharov Prize 2019”

Briefing GUE/NGL - Manon AUBRY and Martin SCHIRDEWAN, Co-Presidents

Briefing EPP - Manfred WEBER, President

Briefing Greens/EFA - Ska KELLER, and Philippe LAMBERTS Co-Presidents

Briefing S&D - Iratxe GARCÍA PÉREZ, President

LIBE Committee meeting

LIBE

AFCO Committee meeting

AFCO

BUDG Committee meeting

BUDG

INTA Committee meeting

INTA

AFET/DEVE/DROI Joint meeting

ITRE Committee meeting

Official visit by Roberta METSOLA, EP President to Valletta (Malta) : Visit to PWC Malta, Mill street, Qormi

STOA workshop ' Strategic autonomy and the future of nuclear energy in the EU: use and availability of HALEU '

EP Plenary session - Resumption of session and order of business followed by a minute of silence on the assassination of Luca Attanasio the Italian Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo

EP Plenary session- Resumption of session and order of business followed by a minute of silence on the assassination of Luca Attanasio the Italian Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo

EP Plenary session  - International Women's Day Celebration

EP Plenary session- International Women's Day Celebration

Gianna GANCIA in the EP in Brussels

Headquarters of Banque Centrale du Luxembourg, in Luxembourg.

Sandor RONAI in the EP in Brussels

Lars Patrick BERG in the EP in Brussels

LIBE Committee - Working Group on Frontex Scrutiny meeting

Meeting of the EP Conference of Presidents

FEMM Committee - Inter-parliamentary Committee Meeting - International Women’s Day 2021 ' We are strong: Women leading the fight against Covid-19 '

FEMM Committee - Inter-parliamentary Committee Meeting - International Women’s Day 2021 ' We are strong: Women leading the fight against Covid-19 '  - Opening Speech by David SASSOLI, EP President

Marco DREOSTO in the EP in Brussels

Press Seminar - International Women's Day ' Women's leadership in the fight against COVID-19 - Focus : Scientist and Carers  '

David SASSOLI, EP President meets with General Claudio GRAZIANO, Chairman of the European Union Military Committee (EUMC)

Roundtable on Infection Disease Surveillance  - Albright Stonebridge Group  - Speech by David SASSOLI, EP President

The story of the Pact that was supposed to make Europe's single currency robust enough to withstand any storm.

How it works: The Stability and Growth Pact

Ever since the global meltdown of the financial industry the EU has been looking to regulate all financial markets in a much tougher manner. No more self-regulation for you, sir! EuroparlTV went to London to hear what those most affected - the bankers in

Reporter: Lessons learnt and soon forgotten

The new border control system, SIS II, failed an operational test in March. It is currently three years late and has cost taxpayers 90 million euros. Which power option should Bulgaria choose to replace nuclear fuel? Tachographs monitor truckers’ rest and

The News: Border Control -  Nuclear Decommissioning – Tracking the Truckers

Three years behind schedule and counting, the second-generation Schengen Information System or SIS II has received some 90 million euros in funds, but it still isn’t finished and experts can’t get it to work.

No operational date for border control system

Four units of a nuclear reactor similar to that of Chernobyl will be decommissioned in Bulgaria with the help of EU funds. But MEPs are divided on how the funds should be used. Obviously, there's an energy gap to be filled, but should it be powered by fos

Nuclear power struggle

Fatigue at the wheel costs lives, and lorry drivers run greater risks than most. MEPs want to harmonise driving times, rest periods and the use of tachographs throughout Europe to boost safety.

Driving home the message

The euro is dominating European headlines and causing fissures in the eurozone. Germany is a reluctant bailer, the UK is ignoring its responsibility whilst Greeks are taking to the streets. Journalists from the UK, Greece and Austria dissect the media's v

Press Corner: Euro and the city

The economic crisis has brought taxes on financial transactions, formerly championed by the anti-globalisation movement, back on the table: Those who benefit from risky investments should also pay for incurring costs, says MEP Markus Ferber. And oversight

Interview: Let bankers pay for bailouts

British MEP Malcolm Harbour explains how the Internal Market Committee's report debated Tuesday seeks to cut through red tape and make moving across borders a valid option for consumers and citizens.

Time to reboot the single market

Our homes and offices must cut energy consumption by 20% says Europe. But as the crisis hits taxpayers’ pockets, will the politicians pay for the measures needed? Could tax incentives be the answer?

Building A Greener Europe

Over a quarter of a million refugees sought asylum in the EU in 2008. But not every refugee gets the same welcome, and MEPs seek to ensure equal treatment for these people in all EU countries. They hope offering financial incentives will do the trick.

A common EU doorstep

Next time you request a new passport you might also be asked if you want to become an organ donor. This is one European idea to increase transplant donation. MEPs want to adopt common quality and safety standards to boost Member State cooperation and comb

Donating a life

Rather than co-ordinating, supervising and sanctioning Member States, the EU should unite them, fully exercise its own competencies and take decisive action. French Socialist MEP Pervenche Berès talks to EuroparlTV about her uncompromising and taboo-break

Interview: The EU should be doing what it does best

Supporters of the electric car definitely think so. But do people want to drive them? Where do you go to fill them up? And is the environment really better off?

Viewpoints: Can a car be green?

9 May is one of the symbols of the European Union. Europe Day is celebrated on that day every year. But few Europeans know what this celebration is about.

A-Z: S for Symbol - 9 May

Regulated hedge funds results in reduced market risk. MEPs have just voted for new reforms, but the City of London remains sceptical. Will more detailed labels help consumers to make more informed retail choices? Europe’s political Club Med has run out of

The News: Hedge Fund Control – Textile Labels – Mediterranean Union

MEPs want to give a boost to the Union for the Mediterranean, brainchild of French President Nicolas Sarkozy. This organisation that brings together the EU and the southern Mediterranean countries, and has Israelis and Palestinian sitting side by side for

Propping up Club Med

Would “Made in Europe” make us more money? It might favour SMEs who have decided to keep production in the EU. Obligatory textile labelling could also promote ethical shopping as consumers could spend to promote fairer wages and working conditions.

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