Committee on Foreign Affairs Wednesday, 20 April 9:00 to 15:45 in room: ANTALL 2Q2 Debates · Situation following Russia's aggression and invasion of Ukraine - Exchange of views on the impact of western sanctions on Russia two months after their adoption: assessment of their effectiveness and of the opportunity
Committee meetings, Brussels The humanitarian situation in Ukraine. The Chair of the Humanitarian Committee of the Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada, Mykyta Poturayev, will speak with Development Committee MEPs about the devastating humanitarian consequences of the Russian invasion. The European Commission and humanitarian organisations active in Ukraine will also
Need stable and predictable fishing conditions in UK waters, less protectionismBrexit has destabilised relations between North Atlantic coastal statesCommission must consider all options available to ensure EU fishers’ rights EU-UK relationship must act in good faith after Brexit, otherwise the Commission should be ready to protect
The policy of the European Union regarding China should be based on the following principles: cooperate where possible,compete when needed,confront where necessary. Engagement requires interest from both parties and adherence to existing rules. China needs to deliver on its own commitments. Centuries-old maps cannot take precedence over international
Statement by leading MEPs ahead of the EU-China summit via video conference 1 April 2022. “The EU-China Summit is taking place in unprecedented circumstances with a war on the European continent and following several turbulent years in EU-China relations. China’s ambiguous stance on the war in
Two weeks ago, the German Federal Cabinet passed the draft law for the establishment of a special fund "Bundeswehr" worth 100 billion euro and the draft of a corresponding amendment to the Grundgesetz (Basic Law). This is intended to fulfill the Federal Chancellor's promise to