KD profile does not want to disclose anonymous financier
KD politician Alice Teodorescu Mรฅwe has received funds for personal security but refuses to disclose the financier's identity.
Alliance of Sahel states outraged at EU demand to free Niger's president
The Alliance of Sahel states has condemned the European Parliament's call for the immediate release of Niger's detained former president Mohamed Bazoum, labeling it as interference in national sovereignty.
Europe's housing crisis: Is the EU plan up to the job?
The European Parliament has approved a report aimed at addressing a significant housing crisis, marked by soaring property and rental prices across the continent.
Demand from Finland: Hungary must be expelled from the EU
Aura Salla, a Finnish Member of the European Parliament, has called for Hungary's expulsion from the EU if its policies regarding Ukraine are not addressed.
European Union countries must be involved in the unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz, believes Ijabs
Ivars Ijabs, a Member of the European Parliament, emphasizes the need for EU countries to participate in unblocking the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting Europe's significant dependence on oil and gas imports through this route.
Trade Deal with the USA: Enough Blocked
The European Parliament has lifted its blockage on the transatlantic trade deal with the United States, though uncertainties about implementation remain.
EU to vote next week on trade agreement with the United States
The EU Parliament is scheduled to vote next week on a trade agreement with the United States, following approval from the Parliament's trade committee.
Metsola: Cyprus's security is a European responsibility
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola emphasized that Cyprus's security is a European responsibility and called for unity against geopolitical challenges during the European Council Summit.
EU launches 'Trump safeguard' - gives green light to proceed with criticized agreement
The EU Parliament has voted to proceed with a contentious trade agreement with the U.S. that includes 15% tariffs on European goods, signaling a readiness to continue negotiations despite ongoing U.S. threats of new tariffs.
Metsola: Courageous decisions to reduce energy bills
The President of the European Parliament emphasized the need for targeted legislation and clear timelines at the upcoming EU summit to lower energy costs and support the competitiveness of European industries.
US Tariffs: European Parliament Ends Blockade of EU-US Deal
The European Parliament has lifted its blockade of the EU-US trade deal, but has attached conditions regarding tariff limits.
Members of the European Parliament took the first step towards the implementation of the US and EU trade agreement
The European Parliament has made progress in the US-EU trade agreement by voting to lower tariffs on certain American goods as part of a prior agreement.
The EP took the first step towards a US-EU trade agreement
The European Parliament has taken an important initial step towards implementing a trade agreement between the European Union and the United States by approving a reduction in tariffs on American goods.
Khan says Labour should rejoin EU customs union and single market this parliament โ UK politics live
Sadiq Khan advocates for Labour to reconsider rejoining the EU customs union and single market during the current parliamentary session, signaling a potential shift in party stance on Brexit negotiations.
European Parliament: Weber: Right Majorities Including the AfD Remain an Option
The article discusses the tensions within Germany's Christian Democratic Union regarding alliances with right-wing parties, particularly the AfD, amidst a 50th anniversary celebration of the European People's Party.
Germany Live Blog: Merz: "We do not want to continue undervaluing ourselves"
Friedrich Merz addressed the German Parliament, emphasizing that Europe should no longer underestimate its worth in the world.
EVP and the Firewall: "It has irritated and disturbed us"
The EU's conservative EVP has been scrutinized for its collaboration with far-right groups, raising concerns among Bavarian politicians about potential electoral repercussions for the CSU.
EU: Right to vote by proxy for pregnant women and new mothers Members of Parliament
European ministers approved plans allowing female Members of Parliament to temporarily assign their votes to representatives before and after giving birth, a reform aimed at making the institution more family-friendly.
Pregnant Women Allowed to Vote by Proxy in the EU
The EU has approved a reform allowing pregnant women and new mothers to vote by proxy in the European Parliament starting in 2026.
First debate on the national referendum concluded
The Icelandic parliament has concluded its first debate on a government proposal for a national referendum regarding the continuation of EU membership negotiations.
Breakdown on temporary "chat control"
EU countries and the European Parliament have reached a deadlock in negotiations over temporary regulations aimed at combatting online child abuse.
World Market Prices at Record Highs, True Fans of Laufey, and Tension in EU Discussions
The article discusses the rising global aluminum prices, the implications of statements made by the U.S. President regarding NATO, increasing unemployment in construction, a cultural event featuring artist Laufey, and discussions in Iceland's parliament.
Podcast: 'On Point': EU Parliament: An Affair that Helps the Right
A recent podcast discusses the troubling collaboration between conservative and right-wing factions in the EU Parliament, which raises concerns about shared policy agendas.
Kristrรบn's Frustration During Question Time
Prime Minister Kristrรบn Frostadรณttir expressed her irritation over repeated questions regarding EU accession talks during a recent parliamentary session.
"Firewall" in the EP: Union sees "no cooperation" in chat with the AfD
The Union party in the European Parliament denies any collaboration with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) following reports of closer ties between the European People's Party (EVP) and far-right factions.
Debate on Firewall: CSU demands clarification regarding chat group with AfD in the EU Parliament
The leader of the CSU parliamentary group in the Bundestag, Alexander Hoffmann, has called for clarification regarding the controversial cooperation between CDU and CSU in the European Parliament with the AfD and other right-wing parties.
New directive from the EU: Ukraine can enter now
The European Parliament voted in favor of a new EU expansion strategy that allows Ukraine to integrate into EU structures before full membership.
Chat Group with the AfD: How the EVP Ignored Its Own Firewall
The European People's Party (EVP) faces criticism for allegedly collaborating with the far-right AfD in the European Parliament, causing internal pressure on party leader Weber.
Niger summons EU representative in protest against call for the release of Bazoum
The Nigerien government has summoned the EU representative in Niamey to protest against the European Parliament's call for the immediate release of former President Mohammed Bazoum.
EU Parliament: The Firewall in Brussels is Crumbling
Manfred Weber is facing criticism for allegedly disregarding the firewall against the Alternative for Germany (AfD) within the European Parliament amid reports of collaboration between his party, the European People's Party (EPP), and right-wing factions.
EU Parliament: This is not just a chat group, it is dangerous
The European People's Party is celebrating its 50th anniversary amidst concerns over its alignment with nationalist and far-right groups in the European Parliament.
Niger: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs summons the EU chargรฉ d'affaires in Niamey
Niger's foreign minister summoned the EU chargรฉ d'affaires following a European Parliament resolution demanding the release of the ousted president Mohamed Bazoum and his wife.
EU's planned mass surveillance of messages halted
The European Parliament voted against the EU's proposed mass surveillance of private messages, allowing only targeted scanning for materials related to child sexual exploitation.
EU Parliament: Internal Chats Evidence Cooperation of EPP with Right-Wing Parties
Internal chats reveal that the EPP in the EU Parliament has cooperated more closely with the AfD and other right-wing parties than previously acknowledged, including participation in discussions on migration policy.
Dutch Farmers Movement Left the People's Party and Joined Conservatives
The Dutch Farmers and Citizens Movement has left the European People's Party to join the European Conservatives and Reformists group in the European Parliament.
Iran and European Disorientation
The article discusses the prevailing confusion and disorientation among European Union actors in response to rapidly changing global dynamics, highlighted by recent tensions within the European Parliament.
Niger protests EU's resolution for unconditional release of Bazoum
Niger's government protested against a European Parliament resolution demanding the release of former President Mohamed Bazoum, asserting that such calls interfere in its internal affairs.
Support Group Wants Rohukรผla Railway Declared a State Important Project
A support group in the Estonian Parliament is urging the government to declare the Turba-Haapsalu-Rohukรผla railway as a nationally significant infrastructure project.
Without labels, control or precaution: deregulating genetically modified organisms in Europe would entail serious risks
The European Parliament is facing a critical decision regarding the deregulation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), which could soon allow such foods to be sold without proper labeling or risk assessment.
"Broad daylight robbery": MEPs demand von der Leyen punish Hungary over Ukraine
35 Members of the European Parliament have urged European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to take action against Hungary for seizing Ukrainian cash-in-transit guards and funds.
In Parliament - important vote on sanctions against Russian and Belarusian citizens: the project has overcome the first hurdle
Lithuanian Parliament approved the initial legislation to extend sanctions against Russian and Belarusian citizens for another 18 months.
European Parliament: Green light for the first international, legally binding treaty on Artificial Intelligence
The European Parliament has overwhelmingly approved a resolution for the ratification of the Council of Europe's Convention on Artificial Intelligence, marking the first legally binding international framework for AI governance.
United Right: EP Committee Approved Stricter Rules for the Return of Illegal Migrants
The European Parliament's LIBE Committee has adopted changes to the EU's policy on illegal migrants, facilitating and increasing deportations.
Representation of Abuse: A Curious Vote Restricts Child Protection in the EU
The EU Parliament's recent vote complicates the extension of rules allowing internet providers to scan unencrypted messages for child abuse imagery and grooming attempts.
The Kokoomus mother party in the midst of a fiery dispute - โA really nasty trickโ
A heated dispute in the European Parliament arises as the EPP, Kokoomus's parent party, supports the establishment of return centers outside Europe, drawing criticism from within their own ranks.
EU: Casasco, good appointment of Salini as rapporteur on CBAM revision and decarbonization fund
Massimiliano Salini has been appointed rapporteur in the European Parliament's Industry, Research, and Energy Committee regarding the revision of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the establishment of a temporary decarbonization fund.
Copyright and AI: EU Parliament Demands Strict Rules for AI and Copyright Protection
The European Parliament calls for stringent regulations concerning artificial intelligence and copyright, ensuring creators receive fair compensation and that AI-generated content remains excluded from copyright protection.
Anger in the EU Parliament over von der Leyen's Iran remarks
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faced backlash after suggesting that Europe should not play the role of guardian of the international order, especially in light of changing global dynamics.
Yes to extension while waiting for "chat control"
The EU Parliament has approved an extension of the current rules to combat online sexual abuse against children until August 2027.
The Surveillance Law Weakens, Decided by MEPs
MEPs have decided to weaken the surveillance law in the EU.