European Parliament holds Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony with survivor testimony
On Tuesday, the European Parliament held a plenary session to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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EU-India summit delivers new trade deal and launches defence partnership
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, along with Portuguese President António Costa and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, participated in a summit marking a significant step forward in EU-India…
European Commission initiates specification proceedings for Google under Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has launched two specification proceedings aimed at helping Google comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
European Parliament committee backs stricter limits on non-EU steel imports
The International Trade Committee of the European Parliament has approved a set of measures aimed at protecting the EU steel market from the effects of global overcapacity.
European Parliament to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day with survivor address
On January 27, the European Parliament will hold a special plenary session to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
European Parliament debates Iran protests, drone warfare, censure motion, and social rights
On Thursday, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are expected to adopt a resolution urging the Iranian government to halt executions and release those detained during recent protests.
European Parliament adopts resolutions addressing human rights issues in Honduras, CAR, Hong Kong
The European Parliament has adopted three resolutions addressing human rights concerns in Honduras, the Central African Republic, and Hong Kong.
European Parliament passes resolution condemning Iranian crackdown on protesters
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution strongly condemning the Iranian government’s response to ongoing protests in Iran.
European Parliament votes down censure motion against European Commission
Members of the European Parliament have voted against a motion of censure directed at the European Commission.
European Parliament condemns US visa ban on former Commissioner Thierry Breton
The leaders of the European Parliament have issued a statement rejecting the United States’ decision to impose a visa ban on former Commissioner Thierry Breton.
MEPs approve €90 billion EU support loan for Ukraine using enhanced cooperation
The European Parliament has approved the use of the enhanced cooperation procedure to provide Ukraine with a €90 billion support loan.
European Parliament calls for stronger collective response amid rising external pressures
The European Parliament has adopted two annual reports addressing the European Union’s foreign, security, and defence policies.
European Parliament maintains push for robust air passenger rights amid ongoing negotiations
The European Parliament has reaffirmed its support for strong air passenger rights, voting to maintain compensation for delays of over three hours and to simplify reimbursement procedures.
Spain and Portugal mark 40 years since joining European Union at parliamentary ceremony
Spain and Portugal marked 40 years of membership in the European Union during a formal plenary session at the European Parliament.
European Commission proposes Digital Networks Act to modernise EU connectivity rules
The European Commission has introduced the Digital Networks Act (DNA), a legislative proposal aimed at updating and harmonising EU rules on digital connectivity networks.
European Parliament debates sovereignty amid global tensions; votes set on Ukraine aid and trade pacts
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) convened today to discuss several pressing issues, including the outcome of the December European Council meeting and calls for a stronger, more sovereign Europe.
European Parliament invites media to interview Holocaust survivor Tatiana Bucci
Media outlets have been invited to interview Holocaust survivor Tatiana Bucci, who is scheduled to participate in a special plenary session at the European Parliament in Brussels on January 27,…
European Parliament requests court review of EU-Mercosur agreement legality
The European Parliament has voted to seek a legal opinion from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) regarding the compatibility of the EU-Mercosur agreement with EU treaties.
MEPs discuss EU summit results amid calls for greater sovereignty
The European Parliament held a plenary session on Wednesday to review the outcomes of the December EU summit and discuss the need for a stronger, more sovereign Europe.
European Parliament adopts measures aimed at securing supply of essential medicines
On Tuesday, the European Parliament approved a set of proposals designed to strengthen the availability and supply of essential medicines within the European Union.
MEPs discuss priorities set by Cyprus Presidency at European Parliament
On Tuesday, President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus outlined the priorities for the upcoming Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the European Union during a session at the European Parliament.
Eurogroup discusses economic priorities; Bulgaria joins euro; ECB vice presidency candidate agreed
The Eurogroup convened its first meeting of 2026, focusing on policy priorities for the euro area economy.
European Parliament sets agenda for January plenary session covering key international issues
The European Parliament will hold a press briefing today at 16:30 to outline the agenda for its plenary session scheduled from January 19 to 22.
EU-Mercosur partnership agreement signed after 25 years of negotiation
In Asunción, leaders from the European Union and Mercosur gathered to sign a partnership agreement aimed at strengthening ties between Europe and South America.
European Parliament schedules release of draft EUDS report on January 21
Tomas Tobé, rapporteur for the European Democracy Shield (EUDS) Special Committee, is set to present his draft report on the committee’s findings and recommendations on Wednesday, January 21.