The European Union will survive “Russian blackmail” of energy supplies and the looming “long winter” but only if the bloc maintains its “unity, determination and courage,” said Finnish Prime Minister Sanna … Read More
Ursula von der Leyen is set to deliver her State of the Union speech on Wednesday morning before a full house of the European Parliament. What’s the story behind this … Read More
Ukraine must not waver in the face of Russian aggression, according to the country’s prime minister, as he urged the EU to provide more firepower. Denys Shmyhal was in Brussels … Read More
A cross-party group of 145 Members of the European Parliament has urged the Serbian president to revoke the controversial cancellation of the 2022 EuroPride that was scheduled to take place … Read More
Brussels should urge EU countries to suspend any extraditions of Russians back home. That’s the view of Bulgarian MEP Radan Kanev. Kanev, from the European People’s Party (EPP) group, is … Read More
Before the start of the summer holidays, European lawmakers spoke to Euronews about the big topics on their minds during the summer recess. For many, fears about the energy and … Read More
The European Parliament has passed a non-binding resolution calling for the right to “safe and legal” abortion to be added to the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, a change that … Read More
The European Parliament has asked for the right to “safe and legal abortion” be added to the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and stressed denying the procedure amounted to a form … Read More
MEPs on Wednesday backed a controversial plan to label certain nuclear and gas investments as sustainable. The objection raised by two key parliamentary committees in mid-June to not label the … Read More
The vote in the European parliament over the Commission’s proposal to label gas and nuclear investments as sustainable will be “tight”, MEPs who oppose it said on Tuesday. The Commission’s … Read More
