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Anti-corruption: MEPs to push for stricter EU-wide measures and penalties
The Committee on Civil Liberties endorsed the draft negotiating mandate for stronger rules against corrupt decision-makers across all levels in the EU. The report, adopted with 63 votes for, two…
Holocaust Remembrance Day: “Hitler did not win!”
On Thursday, Irene Shashar, a survivor of the Warsaw ghetto, addressed MEPs in a plenary session in Brussels to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day. “We pay tribute today to the…
New law banning greenwashing and misleading product information
hand putting a band aid on smoke stack. Greenwashing malpractice concept Parliament has given its final green light to a directive that will improve product labelling and ban the use…
An EU Disability Card to support persons with disabilities’ right to free movement
A proposed directive introduces an EU-wide Disability Card and revamps the European Parking Card for persons with disabilities to make sure that, when travelling for a short period, they have…
Asylum and migration: deal for more solidarity and responsibility sharing
MEPs and national governments reached a long-sought agreement to revamp the EU’s asylum and migration legislation. Parliament and Council negotiators agreed on the final form of five separate EU regulations,…
Euro 7: Deal on new EU rules to reduce road transport emissions
Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement on new rules to reduce road transport emissions for passenger cars, vans, buses, trucks and trailers. The regulation for the type-approval and market…
MEPs propose lead candidate system rules ahead of European elections
Parliament adopted its proposals to strengthen the democratic dimension of the 2024 elections, and for the lead candidate system. The report, which received 365 votes for, 178 against, and 71…
Road safety: ending impunity for non-resident drivers
To make Europe’s roads safer Transport MEPs want driving disqualification decisions to apply in all EU member states and for more offences to trigger cross-border investigation. The Transport and Tourism…
Anti-SLAPP: MEPs reach deal with member states to defend critical voices
The rules aim to ensure the EU-wide protection of journalists, media organisations, activists, academics, artists and researchers against unfounded and abusive legal proceedings. The new law will apply in cross-border…
New EU rules encouraging consumers to repair devices over replacing them
Parliament adopted its negotiating position on new measures to strengthen the right to repair and reduce the environmental impact of mass consumption. On Tuesday, Parliament adopted its position on a…