‘We need to do more to protect journalists in Europe and beyond,’ President Metsola says
Book talk on ‘A Death in Malta: An Assassination and a Family’s Quest for Justice’ at the European Parliament
Book talk on ‘A Death in Malta: An Assassination and...
Forced marriage and surrogacy to be added to EU law for human trafficking crimes
MEPs and Council reach deal on updating EU’s anti-trafficking laws with forced marriage, illegal adoption and surrogacy
MEPs and Council reach deal on updating EU’s...
Digital Journey: take a virtual tour of the European Parliament
Embark on the digital journey to the European Parliament and...
Embark on the digital journey to the European...
[WATCH] Does Robert Abela want Cyrus Engerer to contest European election? 'Yes, definitely'
Robert Abela says Cyrus Engerer still has a lot to offer and Labour's door is still open for a Gozitan candidate for the European Parliament election
Robert Abela says Cyrus Engerer still has a lot to offer...
Enlarged EU will need less unanimity for decisions on institutional reforms, MEPs say
MEPs say the EU should be reformed to act more effectively, including in its decision-making procedures, and move away from unanimity
MEPs say the EU should be reformed to act more effectively,...
Over 1,000 call on MEPs to strike off Malta gas pipeline from EU funding
FOE Malta and Daphne Foundation file petition to European decision-makers not to include Melita-Transgas pipeline in list of projects eligible for EU funds.
FOE Malta and Daphne Foundation file petition to European...
Red bench by Dembska murder site in Sliema pays tribute to femicide victims
European Parliament president Roberta Metsola inaugurates memorial red bench for femicide victims at Paulina Dembska murder site in Sliema
European Parliament president Roberta Metsola inaugurates...
Metsola in Malta makes pitch for participation in 2024 European elections
European Parliament president in Malta for high-level meeting with educators, civil society organisations, the diplomatic corps, religious and other...
European Parliament president in Malta for high-level...
Malta MEPs split over Gaza resolution that does not call for unconditonal ceasefire
Labour MEPs vote against resolution because calls for ceasefire are only on condition of dismantling Hamas
Labour MEPs vote against resolution because calls for...
Small islands cannot bear disproportionate burden on ETS tax – Cutajar
Labour MEP Josianne Cutajar pushes amendments to European Port Strategy to highlight connectivity between islands and mainland
Labour MEP Josianne Cutajar pushes amendments to European...
Brussels proposal to ban trawling in marine protected areas, reversed by MEPs
WWF: European Parliament reverses course on ambitions for marine conservation
WWF: European Parliament reverses course on ambitions for...
Casa: EU cash to Egyptian ports cannot undermine member states ports like Malta
In letters to EBRD and EIB, Casa says financing of Egyptian port undermines ETS obligations now burdening Maltese transhipment port
In letters to EBRD and EIB, Casa says financing of Egyptian...
Washing machines lasting 5,000 cycles? MEPs ban greenwash claims
Products with misleading eco-labels and greenwashing now banned, ahead of new...
Products with misleading eco-labels and greenwashing now...
EU urged to ensure bigger slice of $22.6bn music streaming pie for artists
MEPs want EU law that forces just pay for artists, fair algorithms, even quotas from music streaming platforms
MEPs want EU law that forces just pay for artists, fair...
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