EU sanctions must include Aliaksandr Lukashenka, who is not the legitimate presidentViolence in Belarus must endNew, free and fair elections must be held under international supervisionSviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s Coordination Council is the legitimate representative of the people Parliament says negotiations on the EU-Belarus Partnership Priorities must be
Call for superpowers to resume dialogueIran should ensure full compliance with its nuclear-related commitmentsNorth Korea urged to abandon its nuclear weapons programme Effective multilateralism and a rules-based international order are essential to keep the world’s nuclear regime in balance, say MEPs. The Council and the EU foreign
Parliament discussed the outcome of last week’s EU summit with European Council President Michel, Commission Vice-President Šefčovič and EU Brexit chief negotiator Barnier. On the negotiations with the UK on the future relationship, European Council President Charles Michel and the EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier outlined
MEPs and experts discussed the latest developments in Belarus, including possible international legal paths to bring regime officials guilty of human rights violations to justice, on Friday. During the debate, most of the invited speakers outlined the unprecedented and large-scale continuous repression of the Belarusian people,
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Members will discuss what role the EU can play in the fight against impunity in Belarus, following weeks of anti-government demonstrations, on Friday. The debate is organised by the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Subcommittee on Human Rights together with the delegations for relations with Belarus