EU heads of state and government, opposition leaders of the European Peoples Party (EPP) and the Presidents of the European Council, European Commission and the European Parliament Donald TUSK, Jean-Claude JUNCKER and Antonio TAJANI will participate in the upcoming EPP Summit, to take place in Brussels on
We, the EPP Group in the European Parliament, are extremely concerned by the latest developments in Moldova. We fully support the decisions taken by the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, including the formation of the government coalition led by Maia Sandu with a pro-European agenda
Presidential elections will take place in Kazakhstan on 9 June 2019. The European Parliament will not observe this electoral process, and consequently will neither comment on the process nor on the results that will be announced afterwards. No individual Member of the European Parliament has been
The European People’s Party (EPP) Political Assembly (PA) met in Brussels on 3-4 June to analyse the results of the European elections, discuss political developments in member states and the upcoming priorities for the next mandate. The members welcomed Ukrainian party Samopomich Union. The PA
MEPs debated the 2019 enlargement package with Commissioner Hahn | News | European Parliament
Foreign Affairs MEPs will discuss the 2019 enlargement package on Wednesday at 11:30, following a presentation by Enlargement Negotiations Commissioner Johannes Hahn. The European Parliament has previously called on EU member states to formally launch EU accession talks with both Albania and North Macedonia, this summer.