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Recent Eurobarometer data confirms that, rather than a declining faith in the EU to deliver, EU citizens expect the EU to do more to address their main concerns.

Civil Liberties Committee MEPs will be in Poland from Wednesday to Friday this week to assess the rule of law and respect for fundamental values

The digital agenda, globalisation and development aid will be discussed by MEPs and Latin-American parliamentarians next week in Vienna.

Civil Liberties Committee MEPs will go to Slovakia and Malta next week to assess the rule of law, corruption and the safety of journalists.

The conference “EU leadership for democracy”, celebrating the International Day of Democracy, will be held in the European Parliament, in Brussels, on 18 September.

The new law aims to avoid duplicating national assessments to determine a medicine’s added value that help EU countries decide on pricing and reimbursement.

They advocate creating a genuine single market for recycled plastics, and propose measures to tackle marine litter.

If a firm sells a product EU-wide, but with compositions that differ between countries, it must not label and brand it in a seemingly identical way, as this may mislead consumers, say MEPs.

Prime Minister of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) Zoran Zaev addressed the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Thursday.

The growing threat posed by antibiotic-resistant bacteria can only be tackled through a “One Health” approach, MEPs said on Wednesday.

Parliament confirmed on Thursday the mandate for negotiations with the Council on the proposal to waive visa requirements for Kosovo’s citizens.

MEPs condemn arrests and trumped-up charges against opposition politicians and journalists in Cambodia, Uganda and Myanmar.

Parliament has asked EU member states to determine, in accordance with Treaty Article 7, whether Hungary is at risk of breaching the EU´s founding values.

Weapons without meaningful human control over selecting and attacking targets should be banned before it is too late, stressed MEPs on Wednesday.

Parliament adopted its revised negotiating position on copyright rules on Wednesday, adding safeguards to protect small firms and freedom of expression.