Rapporteur Jörgen Warborn will brief journalists on changes to sustainability reporting and due diligence requirements for companies, on Monday 13 October at 18.15.
Rapporteur Andrey Novakov (EPP, BG) and shadows will brief journalists on the review of EU air passengers rights rules following a vote in the Transport Committee on Monday.
Coordinated action, stronger defence, and sanctions needed to counter Russian provocations targeting EU security and infrastructure.
MEPs call for aid to reach all earthquake victims in Afghanistan, where the regime’s restrictive gender policies are obstructing aid deliveries.
In two separate votes on Thursday, Parliament rejected two motions of censure against the European Commission.
On Thursday, Parliament adopted three emergency resolutions on Equatorial Guinea, Haiti and China.
Thursday 9 October
On Wednesday, Jens-Frederik Nielsen addressed MEPs in Strasbourg as the first leader of a Greenland government to speak at the European Parliament.
Parliament has adopted its mandate for talks with member states about new rules aimed at restoring balanced power relations in the agri-food supply chain.
On Wednesday, MEPs adopted a negotiating position for talks with the Council on simplifying the EU’s common agricultural policy.
On Wednesday, MEPs approved EU aid for laid-off workers following the closure of chip manufacturer BelGaN.
On Wednesday, MEPs approved EU aid for 915 former Goodyear employees in Hanau and Fulda, Germany.
MEPs today endorsed a mandate for negotiations with member states to ensure proper trainee working conditions and dissuade companies from disguising standard jobs as traineeships
Wednesday 8 October
Addressing MEPs, Prime Minister of Luxembourg Luc Frieden stressed Europe must recommit to its core values of liberty, democracy, and the rule of law.
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