Council agrees on European Media Freedom Act pushed by MEPs
European Media Freedom Act: Council adopts new rules to protect journalists and...
European Media Freedom Act: Council adopts new rules to...
European NGOs unite to petition EU Parliament on voluntary assisted dying
During this legislature, Malta is set to have a discussion on euthanasia as this was one of the Labour Party’s 2022 electoral promises
During this legislature, Malta is set to have a discussion...
Doctors for Life call on Engerer to clarify position on abortion of Down Syndrome pregnancies
As MEP Cyrus Engerer has advocated for abortion becoming part of the EU's charter of Fundamental Rights, Doctors for Life calls on him to clarify his...
As MEP Cyrus Engerer has advocated for abortion becoming...
Metsola receives flak from Austrian students over EP stance on Palestine
The EP President was asked about the EU’s reluctance to guarantee humanitarian aid for Palestinians, as the crowd of students later started chanting,...
The EP President was asked about the EU’s reluctance...
EU leaders follow US cue on Gaza ceasefire, Metsola proposes Red Sea task force
Metsola reiterates call for ceasefire in Gaza as she proposes EU Red Sea economic Task Force
Metsola reiterates call for ceasefire in Gaza as she...
MEPs agree on toolset against bank failures to protect taxpayers and deposits
On top of €100,000 coverage per depositor, MEPs want deposits resulting from events like real estate transactions to be protected from...
On top of €100,000 coverage per...
EP President pays courtesy call to Speaker
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola pays courtesy call to Speaker...
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola pays courtesy...
Peter Agius vows to be ‘Olympian’ MEP Malta needs to keep up with EU laws
Longtime PN candidate Peter Agius says he has carried out 900 home visits and 17 town-hall meetings ahead of his formal 2024 launch
Longtime PN candidate Peter Agius says he has carried out...
Labour MEP makes plea for abortion to become fundamental right in EU Charter
Cyrus Engerer calls for the introduction of abortion to the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union in Brussels debate that follows French...
Cyrus Engerer calls for the introduction of abortion to the...
Labour MEPs do not back watered-down Euro 7 emissions rules
Euro 7 rules include lower exhaust emissions limits for buses and trucks, new...
Euro 7 rules include lower exhaust emissions limits for...
With just 2% of proceeds of crime being frozen, MEPs rush to plug the gap
New rules to freeze and confiscate the proceeds of crime and strengthen the powers of asset recovery offices
New rules to freeze and confiscate the proceeds of crime...
Non-EU nationals get breathing space in Single Permit rules agreed by MEPs
European Parliament backs more effective EU rules for combined work and residence permits for third-country nationals
European Parliament backs more effective EU rules for...
Metsola, Abela spar in tit-for-tat on interpreters shortage
Roberta Metsola wrote to the Prime Minister over lack of interpreters at...
Roberta Metsola wrote to the Prime Minister over lack of...
MEPs vote to take Commission to court over €10.2 billion pay-off to Hungary
EPP members back move as final decision moves to EP Conference of Presidents to take EC to Court of Justice for having unblocked frozen funds to Hungary
EPP members back move as final decision moves to EP...
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