Today, the office of the HDP party in Izmir, Turkey, was attacked by an assailant, who killed one of the party's female staffers, Deniz Poyraz. The S&D Group condemns the attack and expresses solidarity with her family and the HDP Party.
Nacho Sánchez Amor, S&D MEP and EP standing rapporteur on Turkey, said:
With the ongoing impact of the pandemic, and with the Green Deal solidifying into a tangible set of policies, having an understanding of industry trends is more important than ever.
Fortunately, Eurelectric's annual Power Barometer returns September 29 with another detailed look at the European power sector's recent decarbonisation efforts.
The Single European Sky is eventually becoming a reality. The vote on the Regulation in the Transport Committee today lays down rules for the creation and effective functioning of the Single European Sky, in order to ensure current air-traffic safety standards. As requested by the S&D Group, it will also contribute to the sustainable development of air transport systems and to improving the overall performance of air traffic management and air navigation services, in line with targets on climate, the environment and social rights.
Özlem Alev Demirel, stellvertretende Vorsitzende im Ausschuss für Sicherheit und Verteidigung des Europäischen Parlaments (SEDE), erklärt zu einer Antwort des Hohen Vertreters Borrell auf ihre schriftlic
Legislative reforms aligned with current off-patent market conditions are the precondition for a coherent policy to improve the secure supply of essential medicines. The EU structured dialogue on medicines manufacturing is a critical first step to align stakeholders on workable reforms.
As the biggest supplier of prescription medicines, our industry is committed to improving security of supply in Europe.
“I fully support the lessons learnt by the European Commission on the Covid-19 pandemic, but the analysis must go beyond its impact on health”, says Iratxe García
Today, the president of the Socialists and Democrats, Iratxe García, welcomed the Communication presented yesterday by the European Commission on the early lessons learnt from the Covid-19 pandemic. The Socialists and Democrats back key proposals included in the document, such as adopting the legislation for a Health Union by the end of the year, improving the early warning system and achieving a permanent capacity to produce 300 million vaccines within six months of any new health emergency.
The Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament will co-host the first Progressive caucus meeting with the Party of European Socialists in Strasbourg on Friday 18 June, the day before the inaugural plenary of the Conference on the Future of Europe.