Updates to EU consumer protection rules to tackle misleading rankings in online marketplaces and dual quality of products were provisionally agreed on Friday.
Civil Liberties Committee MEPs condemned the Council’s inaction relating to EU values in Hungary, following last September’s Article 7 request by Parliament.
MEPs and African, Caribbean and Pacific MPs discussed the future of the partnership and agreed to enhance support for education and the fight against climate change.
New rules aim to ensure access to social security for EU workers who have moved to a different EU country, while fairly distributing obligations among member states.
2018 Sakharov Prize finalist NGOs, which carried out rescue operations in the Mediterranean and are now prevented from operating, discussed their work with MEPs on Monday.
On Tuesday, Parliament and the Commission will host a conference covering global ocean governance, a sustainable blue economy, and healthy, clean seas and oceans.
Migration, rule of law, climate change, ACP-EU relations beyond 2020, renewable energies and education will be among issues discussed at the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly in Bucharest.
Parliament has adopted, on Thursday, new EU rules for standard minimum coverage of bad loans.
MEPs outlined their ideas on the EU’s long-term emissions reduction strategy, in a resolution adopted on Thursday.
On Thursday, MEPs backed a resolution calling for new EU human rights sanctions to punish state and non-state actors responsible for gross violations of human rights.
MEPs expressed concern on Thursday that member states have scuppered the Commission’s plan to place new countries on the EU money-laundering blacklist.
MEPs deplore human rights violations and all forms of political repression in Iran, Kazakhstan and Guatemala.
Following years of severe political and democratic backsliding, the European Parliament recommended suspending EU accession negotiations with Turkey.
MEPs warn that Russia’s disinformation campaigns are the main source of disinformation in Europe, along with China, Iran and North Korea.
To ensure the least possible disruption, MEPs on Wednesday vote on travel, transport, Erasmus, social security and fisheries measures.
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