EU lawmakers debate the future of the Green Deal ahead of elections
European lawmakers clashed over the future of the Green Deal in a Parliament debate on Wednesday (24 April) while keeping one eye firmly on the EU elections in June.
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April 13, 2024 Belgium probes EU lawmakers allegedly bribed by Moscow
Belgium’s federal prosecutor has launched an investigation against members of the European Parliament allegedly paid by Moscow, and Prime Minister Alexander De Croo will bring the issue of Russian interference to the top of next week’s leaders’ summit, he said on Friday (12 April).
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April 12, 2024 Belgium probes EU lawmakers allegedly bribed by Moscow
Belgium’s federal prosecutor has launched an investigation against members of the European Parliament allegedly paid by Moscow, and Prime Minister Alexander De Croo will bring the issue of Russian interference to the top of next week’s leaders’ summit, he said on Friday (12 April).
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February 5, 2024 EU lawmakers to Amazon lobbyists: ‘We want you out of Parliament’
Lobbyists from US tech giant Amazon should have their access badges to the European Parliament revoked “until the company’s management is willing to engage in genuine dialogue with the Parliament,” members of the Parliament’s employment committee have written in a letter to the institution’s president, Roberta Metsola.
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January 30, 2024 EU lawmakers signal support for upcoming ‘Industry Decarbonisation Deal’
Key EU lawmakers have asked the European Commission to present a package to boost the climate-friendly transformation of Europe’s industrial sector while expressing concerns about social stability once climate measures start to bite.
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December 13, 2023 EU lawmakers nail down rules for platform workers
The representatives of the main EU institutions reached a provisional agreement over the Platform Workers Directive in the early hours of Wednesday (13 December) after almost two years of strenuous negotiations.
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October 20, 2023 EU lawmakers call for higher budget for autonomous access to space
EU lawmakers have called for more independence from third countries in space launches, including EU-funded space pads and an EU preference, according to a draft report seen by Euractiv.
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August 25, 2023 EU lawmakers promise rough ride for Hoekstra over COVID controversy
The European Parliament’s Socialist group has promised a rough ride for Wopke Hoekstra, the Dutch nominee to replace Frans Timmermans as European Commission Vice-President, citing controversial remarks about south European states during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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July 4, 2023 EU lawmakers set to close deal on cybersecurity law for connected devices
The main political groups of the European Parliament are expected to reach a common position on the new cybersecurity regulation at a political meeting on Wednesday (5 July).
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May 17, 2023 EU lawmakers kick off cybersecurity law negotiations for connected devices
Manufacturers’ obligations, reporting, compliance and enforcement are the main areas of the first compromise on the new cybersecurity law EU lawmakers will discuss next week.
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