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MEPs will address concerns over the rule of law in Poland and vote on a climate resolution ahead of the COP26 conference during the plenary session on 18-21 October.
People from across the EU met in Strasbourg to discuss trade, relations with the US and China and Europe’s approach to migration 15-17 October.
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The 2021 finalists for the European Parliament's Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought are Afghan women, Jeanine Áñez and Alexei Navalny.
Young people can again register for free rail tickets until 28 October, thanks to the Discover EU initiative, supported by the European Parliament.
The EU plans to make life easier for consumers and reduce waste by making USB-C the common charger for smartphones and other mobile devices.
Parliament’s journalism prize has been awarded to the Pegasus Project that revealed government spying on journalists, politicians and others.
From stolen data to blocked hospital systems: cyberattacks can have perilous consequences. Learn more about cybersecurity and its importance.
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Opening of 18-21 October plenary session
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Press briefing on this week’s plenary session today at 16.30
Rule of law in Slovenia: MEPs conclude their first mission to the country
Press briefing on next week’s plenary session - Friday, 15 October, at 11.00
MEPs want protection for media, NGOs and civil society from abusive lawsuits
Mobile phone roaming: MEPs back extension of free roaming in the EU
Sakharov Prize 2021: introducing the finalists
The Pegasus Project awarded the 2021 Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism
Conference on the Future of Europe: fourth European Citizens’ Panel this weekend
EU values in Slovenia: MEPs to meet national authorities, civil society, media
Essential infrastructure: new rules to boost co-operation and resilience
Climate change: raise global ambitions to achieve strong outcome at COP26
EU Health: MEPs call for a future-proof EU pharmaceutical policy
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Participants of the third EU citizens’ panel shared ideas on fighting climate change and improving the environment and healthcare when they met on 1-3 October.
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