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Labour MEP Alfred Sant says the agenda for a convention to revise EU treaties includes extending qualified majority voting that disadvantages small states
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola welcomes move to grant Ukraine candidate status
MEPs have revived climate laws that until a few days ago were ‘killed’ by eleventh-hour amendments that were not accepted by all MEPs
MEPs need majority in European Parliament to vote down EC’s delegated act to classify fossil gas and nuclear as ‘green investments’
Labour MEP takes different view of Brussels plan for legal route for skilled non-EU workers
Sicilian regional authorities call for re-routing of Malta-Sicily gas pipeline fearing environmental degradation of past industrial activity and concentrations of radioactive...
EWROPEJ DEBATES
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Labour candidate Thomas Bajada echoes Abela claims on Vitals inquiry
NEWS
EU paves way for Constitutional Convention as MEPs initiate process
Final decision now rests with the EU’s prime ministers and heads of...
Final decision now rests with the EU’s prime...
Roe v Wade: Labour MEPs support parliamentary appeal to prevent backslide on reproductive rights
Cyrus Engerer and Alfred Sant back resolution calling for protection of women’s sexual and reproductive health and rights worldwide, other MEPs do...
Cyrus Engerer and Alfred Sant back resolution calling for...
Maltese authorities urged to clamp down on communication companies over extra charges
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says communication companies are in breach of EU directives when levelling extra charge on consumers who do not settle bills by...
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says communication companies...
Fit for 55: EPP attempts to water down climate laws pushed back by MEPs
Key climate proposals turned by MEPs following EPP efforts to water them down
Key climate proposals turned by MEPs following EPP...
Women on boards: MEPs win 2026 date for mandatory female directors for listed companies
MEPs and EU ministers clinch deal for gender parity on listed-company boards where corporations employ over 250 workers
MEPs and EU ministers clinch deal for gender parity on...
Alex Agius Saliba takes on Apple as EU agrees common charger rules
‘If Apple want to benefit from the EU market and consumers they have to...
‘If Apple want to benefit from the EU market and...
Carbon tax delay reveals EP’s divide on climate crisis
MEPs will be split over whether taxing buildings and private transport with a...
MEPs will be split over whether taxing buildings and...
EU states, MEPs clinch deal on adequate minimum wage law
Minimum wages: Council and European Parliament reach provisional agreement on...
Minimum wages: Council and European Parliament reach...
[WATCH] Labour MEP accuses telecoms companies of price-fixing after raising charges
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says Go-Melita-Epic decision to increase fees for clients who do not use direct debit to pay for their services, could be...
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says Go-Melita-Epic decision...
Alfred Sant calls out EU attitudes on spying software: ’It happens possibly within the EU’
The Labour MEP and former prime minister argues that people are quick to protest when spying happens against them, but fall silent when it affects people...
The Labour MEP and former prime minister argues that...
Metsola warns EU could lose face with too much flexibility on Russian sanctions
Metsola told a special meeting of the European Council that Europe had to remain in the lead and give Ukraine candidate status for EU membership
Metsola told a special meeting of the European Council that...
Agius Saliba asks Facebook vice president to end discrimination against Maltese content creators
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba was part of an eight-member delegation from the European Parliament that discussed developments in the European digital sector...
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba was part of an eight-member...
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[WATCH] Maltese justice ‘excruciatingly slow and half-hearted’, rule of law MEPs conclude
The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee MEPs acknowledge Malta’s reform process since 2020 but says it lacks speed and...
The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee...
In Davos, Roberta Metsola renews appeal for EU enlargement
European Parliament president Roberta Metsola made her strongest...
European Parliament president...
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