Highlights of meetings on Tuesday, 1 September 13.45 – 15.45 Exchange of views on the situation in Lebanon with EEAS Deputy Managing Director for MENA, Carl Hallergard, and European Commission (DG NEAR) Deputy Director-General Maciej Popowski Exchange of views with Gilles Bertrand, Chargé d'Affaires ad interim to Syria 16.45
The Foreign Affairs Committee chair David McAllister made a statement following to a Committee discussion on the situation in Belarus with opposition leader Svetlana Tsikhanouskaya. “Today the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs held an extraordinary meeting to discuss the situation in Belarus. We heard an
TRANSATLANTIC LEGISLATORS’ DIALOGUE joint statementHerunterladen While the Covid-19 pandemic has prevented us, Members of the European Parliament and of the US House of Representatives, from meeting in person for our bi-annual inter- parliamentary meetings, we have managed to hold regular online exchanges between April and July
MEPs will debate the recent developments in Belarus after the 9 August presidential election with opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya and EEAS Secretary General Helga Schmid. When: Tuesday 25 August, from 11.00 to 13.00 Where: European Parliament in Brussels, Antall building, room 4Q1, and via videoconference. After the falsified
Statement by David McAllister (EPP, DE), Chair of the Parliament's EU-UK Coordination Group, after the latest round of talks on the future relationship between the UK and the EU: "Michel Barnier just debriefed the UK Coordination Group in the European Parliament about the seventh negotiation round
The European Union has been following the developments in Belarus very closely and with increasing concern. The 9 August elections were neither free nor fair. Therefore, we do not recognise the results. The people of Belarus have a right to determine their future. The European Union has expressed our clear solidarity