Timo Vornanen's Appeal Made Public: Worried for His Family
Timo Vornanen is seeking leave to appeal his conditional prison sentence for a shooting incident outside a bar, claiming he feared for his family's safety.
The long road for the EU-Mercosur trade agreement to go from 'provisional application' to definitive
The EU-Mercosur trade agreement has moved into provisional application following ratification by Uruguay and Argentina, but faces further legal and parliamentary hurdles before it can be fully implemented.
Diagnosis in 12 months: Europe wants to ensure early detection of rare diseases
The European Parliament is finalizing a legislative initiative aimed at creating a binding framework for rare diseases, with a target for diagnosis within one year when medically possible.
From glamour to the Parliament, who is Koel Mallick... Mamta gave Rajya Sabha ticket
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's party TMC has announced Bengali actress Koel Mallick as one of its candidates for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections.
From Plumbing to Parliament: Hannah Spencer Triumphs in Manchester Driven by Support for Gaza
Hannah Spencer of the Green Party has won a significant political victory in Manchester, ending decades of Labour dominance in the area.
Rhineland-Palatinate: Even where they govern quietly, the FDP suffers
In Rhineland-Palatinate, the Free Democratic Party (FDP) remains in power but faces the risk of being ousted from the state parliament due to low public support.
Poland Takes on Major Army Modernization
The Polish parliament has approved a significant army modernization plan funded by a €44 billion loan from the European Union.
Farandouris: "European EEZ in the Mediterranean is the answer to threats"
An initiative for a 'European Exclusive Economic Zone' (EEZ) in the Mediterranean has been proposed by MEP Nikola Farandouris and former Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Giannis Valinakis during an event in the European Parliament.
The Election in Sörmland: They are on their way out of the parliament – and here are the politicians who want in
New candidates, including Jimmy Jansson, are competing for Sörmland's parliamentary seats as current politicians prepare to leave.
Prisoners of War in Russia: 'They Tried to Turn People into Animals'
Former Ukrainian prisoners of war described systematic torture and inhumane treatment in Russian captivity during a testimony in the Saxon State Parliament.
A report from the European Parliament urges states to increase oversight to prevent "abusive practices" in rentals
A report from the European Parliament calls on member states to enhance monitoring to prevent abusive rental practices affecting tenants across Europe.
Member of Parliament Shocked by New Attendo Information - 'The Situation is Catastrophic'
Finnish MP Arja Juvonen has expressed alarm over new information regarding care inadequacies at an elder care facility in Espoo, stressing the need for urgent audits in elderly care.
Member of Parliament Shocked by New Attendo Scandal - "The Situation is Catastrophic"
Member of Parliament Arja Juvonen expressed her shock over the latest Attendo scandal involving neglect at a care facility for the elderly.
Senegal: parliament refers former minister to court over embezzlement claims
Senegal's parliament has voted to refer former minister Moussa Bocar Thiam to court for alleged embezzlement related to a digital technology park contract.
The European Union will begin applying the "Mercosur" agreement
The European Commission announced a temporary application of the Mercosur trade agreement, which faces criticism from French President Emmanuel Macron and requires full ratification from the European Parliament.
Welsh elections a choice between culture or ignorance, Plaid leader says
The leader of Plaid Cymru emphasized that the upcoming Welsh parliament elections pose a clear choice between cultural advancement and ignorance, as his party prepares to challenge Reform UK.
Parliament: A minute of silence in memory of the 57 victims of the tragedy in Tempi
The Greek Parliament observed a minute of silence to honor the 57 victims of the Tempi train tragedy on the third anniversary of the incident.
SAFE Act Passed. What Will the President Do?
Poland's parliament approved participation in the SAFE military procurement program, which now awaits the president's signature.
N. Farandouris: European Exclusive Economic Zone in the Mediterranean is the answer to threats
The proposal for a 'European Exclusive Economic Zone' in the Mediterranean was discussed in the European Parliament, emphasizing the need for a unified response to geopolitical threats.
This is how Sauli Niinistö commented on his bust
President Sauli Niinistö expressed mixed feelings about being part of the continuum of past Finnish presidents when he viewed his bust in the Parliament's State Hall.
The European Parliament estimates the deficit at 10 million homes and proposes a "simplification package" along with the mobilization of European funds
The European Parliament has identified a housing deficit of approximately 10 million homes in Europe and proposes measures to address the ongoing housing crisis.
Paris criticizes, while Berlin praises EU's decision to implement the agreement with MERCOSUR
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed surprise and discontent over the EU's unilateral decision to temporarily apply the MERCOSUR agreement without prior voting in the European Parliament.
Today the SAFE Act will go to the President. It is a card in the game about his role in defense
The Polish parliament is set to send the SAFE Act to the President, which could significantly affect the country's defense strategy and financing policies.
Macron against von der Leyen over the decision regarding Mercosur: "Unpleasant surprise"
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his dissatisfaction with the European Commission's decision to temporarily implement the Mercosur trade agreement, which has been blocked by the European Parliament.
OPEKEPE: The report of the Investigative Committee has been delivered to the Speaker of the Parliament
The report of the Investigative Committee concerning OPEKEPE has been delivered to the President of the Hellenic Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis.
Slovenia Soon Goes to Elections: Who are the Key Players?
Slovenia is heading to parliamentary elections on March 22, where voters will select 90 representatives, with former Prime Minister Janez Janša's SDS party predicted to lead.
Tempi: A minute of silence and emotion in Parliament for the three years
A minute of silence was held in the Greek Parliament in memory of the 57 victims of the Tempi tragedy, alongside discussions about ongoing justice issues.
M: We agree with S on nuclear power - completely wrong, replies S
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson claims that there is already broad support for nuclear power in parliament, contrary to the views of the Social Democrats who insist a comprehensive agreement is needed.
Pro-Palestinian Vandal Sprays Statue of Churchill in London
A pro-Palestinian vandal sprayed graffiti on the statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square, London, leading to the suspect's arrest.
Free Trade: von der Leyen Implements Mercosur Agreement
Ursula von der Leyen has implemented the EU free trade agreement with Mercosur countries despite lacking approval from the European Parliament, following ratification by Uruguay and Argentina.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Santa Catarina from Friday, February 27, 2026
The podcast discusses the postponement of a judgment to March 25 by Fachin, with the current suspension still in effect until then.
There is a motion to strip Braun of his immunity
The Polish Attorney General has requested the European Parliament to revoke MEP Grzegorz Braun's immunity due to his denial of Nazi crimes.
Citizens' initiative to reduce VAT on repair services progresses to Parliament
A citizens' initiative demanding a reduction in VAT on repair services has gathered the necessary support and is moving forward to be processed by the Finnish Parliament.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Rio on Friday, February 27, 2026
Key legal proceedings in Brazil have been postponed, impacting the implementation of a significant treaty until approved by the European Parliament.
Denmark: Lead for Frederiksen's party in the polls - The vote of the Greenlanders is crucial
The Social Democratic Party led by Mette Frederiksen in Denmark is gaining momentum in the polls ahead of the March 24 elections, positioning itself close to achieving an absolute majority in Parliament.
VIDEOS: BDP of Friday, February 27, 2026
The judgment has been postponed to March 25, 2026, with the current suspension remaining in effect until that decision is made.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Minas on Friday, February 27, 2026
The article discusses the postponement of a judgment to March 25 by Fachin, with current suspension remaining in effect until then.
Russia denies involvement in drone in Sweden
Jon Stephensen reveals that he was offered money to resign from his mandate while on leave from the Danish Parliament.
EU-Mercosur Agreement: French Minister of Agriculture "regrets" the provisional application of the treaty
French Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard expressed regret over the EU's decision to provisionally apply the Mercosur agreement, stating that it undermines the decisions of the European Parliament.
The EU will launch the agreement with Mercosur. Von der Leyen will not wait for the European Parliament vote.
The European Union has announced it will begin to implement a significant trade agreement with Mercosur despite the European Parliament not having approved it yet.
Despite strong opposition: EU Commission wants to provisionally apply Mercosur Agreement
The EU Commission intends to provisionally implement the Mercosur trade agreement despite strong opposition from the European Parliament, following ratifications from Uruguay and Argentina.
Man arrested after Churchill statue outside UK parliament sprayed with graffiti
A man has been arrested for defacing the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square with graffiti that includes phrases accusing the former Prime Minister of being a "Zionist war criminal" and calling for the end of genocide in Palestine.
Von der Leyen says the EU-Mercosur agreement will come into effect despite legal review
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement will enter into provisional effect despite a legal review initiated by the European Parliament last month.
It was kicked to the corner, but the EU is now resuming the controversial trade agreement
The EU has announced the provisional start of the Mercosur trade agreement with four South American countries, despite a prior hold from the European Parliament.
VIDEOS: Good Morning PE on Friday, February 27, 2026
A podcast from 'Bom Dia PE' discusses the postponement of a crucial judgment until March 25, with current suspensions remaining in effect.
Von der Leyen announces the 'provisional application' of the Mercosur agreement and overcomes the blockade from the extreme left and right
The European Commission has activated the provisional application of the Mercosur agreement, overcoming opposition from both extreme left and right factions in the European Parliament.
Electoral law, there is an agreement. Meloni: text in Parliament but we will not impose confidence
Italian political leaders have reached an agreement on a new electoral law aimed at ensuring stable parliamentary majorities, but Prime Minister Meloni has stated they won't impose confidence in Parliament regarding this proposal.
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Jon Stephensen claims he was offered DK 1.3 million to resign from Parliament, which he declined, amid controversies tied to the Moderaterne party.
Brussels announces the provisional application of the trade agreement with Mercosur
The European Commission has announced the provisional application of the trade agreement with Mercosur following ratifications from Argentina and Uruguay, despite legal uncertainties raised by the European Parliament.
The Government of Salvador Illa presents the Budgets without support and highlights its solitude in the Parliament
The Government of Salvador Illa has initiated the process to approve the 2026 budget without securing the necessary support from parliamentary groups.