To restore people's trust in the EU we need quick and tangible results on youth employment and tax fraud, warned Parliament president Martin Schulz at the...(read more) Facebook
Water is the theme of this year's International Day for Biological Diversity. Essential to life, water has always been an important topic for the Parliament....(read more) Facebook
The chat with Jan Philipp Albrecht, who is charge of steering the data protection proposal through Parliament, has just started! Don't miss the opportunity to...(read more) Facebook
What would you do with €1 trillion? That's the amount of taxes lost to fraud and evasion in Europe: €2,000 per citizen per year. Read more about how Parliament...(read more) Facebook In a busy Brussels plenary 30 November and 1 December, MEPs discussed the upcoming summit, which will focus on the economic crisis, with European Commission Vice-President Olli Rehn, voted on Croatia becoming the 28th member of the EU and gave a final stamp of approval to the budget for 2012.
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi made his first appearance in plenary, since taking up the post, for a debate on the 2010 ECB report. On Thursday, International Aids Day, the house debated the EU's global reaction to HIV/Aids. MEPs also adopted a new code of conduct.
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Newsletter - 30 November-1 December 2011 - Brussels plenary session
The European Semester: a new structure for macroeconomic coordination
MEPs to vote on accession of Croatia to EU Thursday
Carlo Casini: "We want to make clearer rules"
Opening: Yemeni visitors, Turkey, Egypt, Morocco
MEPs urge EU leaders to adopt bold measures to quell crisis
HIV/AIDS: Further action needed to cut new infections
New code of conduct for MEPs approved
Croatia’s EU accession: green light from Parliament
EU budget for 2012 approved by Parliament
Things we learnt in Brussels plenary: 30 November – 1 December