Tomorrow, Spain takes over the presidency of the EU Council. Over the next six months, the Spanish government will try to find a consensus among EU member states to negotiate important files with the European Parliament.
The leader of the Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament, Iratxe García, said:
On 28 June, the FIA Region I gathered over 100 key mobility stakeholders, including EU officials and European FIA Mobility Club representatives, at its annual Summer Cocktail in Autoworld Brussels.
The event focused on consumer empowerment and featured initial results from the latest FIA Region I survey on European attitudes towards connected cars.
Ahead of the European Council starting today in Brussels, the leader of the Socialists and Democrats Iratxe García sent a strong message on the need to increase the pace of reforms:
Brussels, 28 June 2023 – FEDIOL applauds the decision to recognise the role of crop-based biofuels in meeting the EU’s transport renewable energy target.
After five days of intense debates, a vote on resolutions and visits on the ground, the 43rd session of the Joint Plenary Assembly among the African, Caribbean, Pacific Countries and the EU (JPA ACP-EU) has ended.
One in three women in the EU has experienced physical or sexual violence since the age of 15. One in two women has experienced sexual harassment. Gender-based violence, sexual violence and domestic violence are the most widespread violations of women’s rights in Europe. These serious human rights violations are crimes that disproportionately affect women. For the S&D Group, these are crimes that must not go unpunished.
Frankfurt/Brussels, 28 June 2023 – Commenting on the political agreement reached by the EU institutions on the Data Act, Harmut Rauen, Deputy Executive Director of the VDMA, says:
AdriaClim is the acronym of the research project funded by the Italy-Croatia Interreg Cooperation Programme dedicated to supporting the development of science-based regional and local climate change adaptation plans. AdriaClim addresses climate change threats by developing regional and local adaptation plans based on up-to-date meteorological and oceanographic information acquired through newly implemented observing and modeling systems for the Adriatic Sea.
Only two months ago, the European Parliament was ready to negotiate for asbestos-free work, with a strong mandate for talks with EU member states. The positions were far apart. Yet today, the co-legislators unexpectedly used momentum to strike a deal under the Swedish Presidency on the revised European law on the protection of workers from asbestos. This agreement will significantly improve the safety and health of workers exposed to asbestos.