Parliament has adopted a resolution welcoming the EU Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime, while calling for corruption to be included as a punishable offence. Corruption has a devastating impact on the state of human rights, and often undermines the functioning and legitimacy of institutions and the
The European Parliament will send a high-level delegation to observe early parliamentary elections in Moldova. Early legislative elections will take place in Moldova on Sunday, 11 July. The Conference of Presidents (the president and political group chairs), at its meeting on 1 July, authorised an Election Observation Delegation,
“This new EU Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime is becoming an essential addition to our human rights and foreign policy toolbox. It should be part of a coherent and clear strategy. The European Parliament would like to see an efficient and consistent use of the
Members stress the need for constructive international cooperation in the Arctic while issuing warnings over emerging threats to stability in the region. In a new report on geopolitical and security challenges in the Arctic, adopted by the Foreign Affairs Committee on Thursday, MEPs highlight that, in recent decades,
The EPP Group shaped the reform. We defended the European model of family farming so that our farmers have confidence in the future and security to invest. The new CAP will keep our food affordable, guarantees quality and combines the economic, social and ecological sustainability
Thursday 1 July 2021: 9.00 – 9.15 in room Paul-Henri Spaak (7C050) and 16.45 – 18.45 in room Paul-Henri Spaak (1A002) Votes •The Arctic: opportunities, concerns and security challenges (2020/2112(INI)) - Consideration and adoption of amendments / Adoption of draft report. Rapporteur: Anna FOTYGA (ECR, PL).•State of