Diabetes sufferers worst hit in Malta, Agius calls for national catch-up to EU standard
PN candidate for Europe Peter Agius calls for national effort to improve access to new medicines for diabetes patients
PN candidate for Europe Peter Agius calls for national...
EU step closer to new revenues from emissions trading, carbon and corporate profits
The European Parliament clinched an important vote on the EU’s overall financing by approving a new generation of so-called ‘own resources’...
The European Parliament clinched an important vote on the...
Russian oil still has backdoor into EU, MEPs demand better enforcement of sanctions
Rise in imports of petroleum products made with Russian oil from countries such as India, makes it a backdoor route for the Kremlin’s oil into the EU
Rise in imports of petroleum products made with Russian oil...
MEPs plan vote of no confidence in Von der Leyen over Israel stand
A group of MEPs plan to put forward a no-confidence vote against the European...
A group of MEPs plan to put forward a no-confidence vote...
European parties set to push for clean-tech ‘valleys’ inside Natura 2000 sites
WWF calls out proposed legislation for EU’s net-zero industries, after MEPs included nuclear technologies and ‘industry valleys’ within...
WWF calls out proposed legislation for EU’s...
Sant backs EU deterrent against third countries on coercion in trade
Labour MEP Alfred Sant votes for anti-coercion instrument but said tool must be...
Labour MEP Alfred Sant votes for anti-coercion instrument...
Problematic smartphone use ‘challenge of our time’, MEPs say in addiction warning
MEPs want Commission regulation of addictive design features in smartphones such as endless scrolling, pull-to-refresh, never-ending auto-play videos,...
MEPs want Commission regulation of addictive design...
After EU snubbed Manfred Weber, MEPs want leaders to take spitzenkandidat seriously
European elections 2024: MEPs will vote on agreement to have Council negotiate choice of next Commission president
European elections 2024: MEPs will vote on agreement to...
Give artists better social security, say MEPs sowing seed for EU legal framework
MEPs want Brussels to devise legal framework that gives artists and creatives social protection, social security, and decent working conditions
MEPs want Brussels to devise legal framework that gives...
MEPs split over higher emission reductions for heavy-duty vehicles and buses
Centre-right EPP votes against more onerous CO2 reductions for trucks and buses in committee vote that will now head to plenary
Centre-right EPP votes against more onerous CO2 reductions...
Labour MEP Cyrus Engerer appointed Socialists’ negotiator on rule of law in 2023
Cyrus Engerer will be S&D rapporteur for EU rule of monitoring across member states
Cyrus Engerer will be S&D rapporteur for EU rule of...
Casa insists he voted against abortion clause in EU resolution
David Casa insists he will always vote against abortion
David Casa insists he will always vote against abortion
Rule of law resolution on Daphne anniversary marked yet again by MEPs’ sparring
Casa, EPP-led resolution approved by votes • Agius Saliba and Engerer accuse EPP of ignoring rule of law shortcomings in right-wing...
Casa, EPP-led resolution approved by votes •...
Fish catches to be declared digitally under law approved by MEPs
For the first time, recreational boats will also have to declare catches,...
For the first time, recreational boats will also have to...
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