Small business lobby calls out Labour MEP for demanding Brussels probe into Maltese food importers
Alex Agius Saliba claims Maltese distribution chain leading to high inflation, Chamber of SMEs says Labour MEP is wrong
Alex Agius Saliba claims Maltese distribution chain leading...
How the EU can act in cases of breaches of rule of law
The rule of law is one of the EU values and a key principle in democratic...
The rule of law is one of the EU values and a key principle...
Agius Saliba wants commission to investigate ‘de-facto monopolies’ in distribution sector
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says de-facto monopolies in the distribution sector are contributing to higher inflation in food price
Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says de-facto monopolies in...
Media law that challenges state control of public broadcaster heads for Council talks
Negotiations with Council ministers will determine extent of Media Freedom law that seeks to create autonomous and independent public broadcasters
Negotiations with Council ministers will determine extent...
Šefčovič grilled on climate deliverables for European Green Deal by MEPs
Commissioner who will take over ambitious portfolio for to reduce emissions by 55% by 2030, grilled by MEPs from environmnt and transport committees
Commissioner who will take over ambitious portfolio for to...
MEPs tell governments to reverse omission of rape in violence against women Directive
A majority of member state governments are rejecting the inclusion of rape in a new draft law to protect women from this very crime across the entire...
A majority of member state governments are rejecting the...
Casa wants European Commission to investigate disability benefits racket
Nationalist MEP David Casa tells European Commission to make use of the tools at its disposal including the rule of law monitoring and the conditionality...
Nationalist MEP David Casa tells European Commission to...
Open doors of EU market to Ukraine, Metsola says over future membership
In Guardian interview, Metsola says Ukraine should be granted membership benefits before full accession
In Guardian interview, Metsola says Ukraine should be...
MEPs’ abolitionist line toasted by campaigners against sex buying
Malta Women’s Lobby says European Parliament line on abolitionist stance...
Malta Women’s Lobby says European Parliament line on...
Polish migration referendum pushes MEPs to stall key asylum negotiations
MEPs suspend talks on tighter border controls after Poland refuses solidarity deal for crisis situations at EU frontiers
MEPs suspend talks on tighter border controls after Poland...
Metsola in New York: Despite trade battles, EU and US a ‘global democratic alliance’
European Parliament president Roberta Metsola tells American audiences Europe must have strategic trade autonomy but stand strong as part of liberal democracy...
European Parliament president Roberta Metsola tells...
[WATCH] Von der Leyen calls for EU expansion to 'complete our union'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivers the annual State of...
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivers...
EU law that could sever Castille’s control of PBS heads for vote
Castille’s historic control of the national broadcaster could be...
Castille’s historic control of the national...
MEPs fast-track renewables permits, Greens see red on Metsola interview
MEPs vote to boost deployment of renewable energy across EU, while Greens question Metsola interview in which she commented on costs of climate...
MEPs vote to boost deployment of renewable energy...
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