MEPs on the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Security and Defence Subcommittee will meet with the Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Tuesday. In the context of the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine, the debate on the safety and security of nuclear installations
The European Parliament calls for a comprehensive response to the challenges in West Africa and the Sahel, with coordinated security, climate, development and trade policies In a resolution adopted on Thursday, MEPs expressed concern over the increased instability in West Africa and the Sahel, strongly condemning
In a resolution adopted on Thursday, Parliament welcomes Moldova’s EU membership application, saying the country is on the right track in adopting key reforms. The text, approved by show of hands says Moldova has been disproportionately affected by the Russian war in neighbouring Ukraine. (RA) This
High energy prices, disrupted supply chains, the transition towards climate neutrality, as well as new legislation in the pipeline - our businesses in Europe are bearing the brunt of all these developments. Individually, each would have been ambitious, but manageable. Taken together, their cumulative effect
The Tunisian president’s latest decree adversely affects electoral independence and the legitimacy of the electoral authority in Tunisia, say David McAllister and Michael Gahler. On 22 April 2022 the President of the Republic of Tunisia Kaïs Saïed announced a Decree Law (no. 2022-22) that authorises him
Foreign Affairs Committee MEPs will debate the situation in Ukraine on Wednesday morning at 9.00 CEST, and will be joined by Ivan Fedorov, the Mayor of Melitopol. At the meeting, participants are expected to discuss several of the latest developments in Ukraine following the Russian invasion