Parliament approved the agreement with Council on the non-acceptance of travel documents issued by Russia in occupied Ukrainian regions and so-called breakaway territories of Georgia, for the purposes of issuing visas or crossing the EU’s external borders, with 531 votes in favour, 7 against and 34 abstentions.
We need a common European response to migration, not battles among Member States. As events in the past weeks have shown once again, the current system is not working. We urgently need a European migration policy that is fair with those in need of protection, firm
EPP Foreign Affairs Ministers, co-chaired by Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister of Defence, Simon COVENEY TD and EPP Vice President and Chairman of the EP AFET Committee, David McALLISTER MEP met this morning to prepare and discuss the FAC agenda. The Russian aggression against
On Tuesday, the committees on Foreign Affairs and International Trade will hold a hearing on foreign policy and trade aspects of the EU’s strategic autonomy. The EU’s strategic autonomy refers to the European Union’s capability to act independently from other countries in important areas such as security and
Monday, 7 November 15:00 - 16:30 in room: Jòzsef Antall 2Q2 Debates · Exchange of views with the with the European External Action Service and the European Commission on the reconstruction of Ukraine · Recommendation to the Council taking stock of the functioning of the EEAS and for a
On Monday and Tuesday, MEPs and UK parliamentarians will meet in London to discuss EU-UK relations and the pressing energy challenges facing the European continent. The second gathering of the EU-UK Parliamentary Partnership Assembly (PPA), which was established by the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) and agreed