EU affairs 

Young people aged 16-30 working on EU projects can apply for the Charlemagne Youth Prize.

From childhood to retirement, social policies are important at all stages of our lives. Find out what EU rules Parliament is working on.

Join us at Parliament’s youth event EYE2023 and share your ideas for the future of Europe. Take part in our Instagram contest and win a trip to Strasbourg.

Discover the nominees for the 2023 LUX Audience Award.

The European Parliament counts 705 members. Read on to find out in which of the seven political groups your MEP sits.

Committees are the powerhouses of the European Parliament’s legislative work. Find out who heads them up.

MEPs elected a new Parliament president, vice-presidents and quaestors in January 2022. Find out from our infographic who was chosen for Parliament's key posts.

Sweden took the helm of the Council of the EU for the third time on 1 January. What do Swedish MEPs expect from the coming six months?

Renewable energy, the circular economy, migration and online security are all on Parliament’s agenda for 2023.

It has been a difficult year, coping with the continued impact of the pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, energy supply problems, soaring inflation and the cost of living crisis.

Parliament’s 2022 Sakharov Prize was awarded to the brave people of Ukraine, in a ceremony on 14 December.

The citizens who were at the core of the Conference on the Future of Europe's work questioned the EU institutions at a follow-up event in Brussels.