The socialists and democrats in the European Parliament led a progressive majority endorsing a new EU ethics body in a vote in the constitutional affairs committee this evening.
Tomorrow, the European Parliament will put the final seal on the first EU law to ban products made with forced labour from reaching the EU market, regardless if they were made in the EU or any third country. Shirts, shoes or cars, made by enslaved Uyghurs, Turkmens, or forced workers anywhere, should not be sold in our shops or online anymore.
On Wednesday, the European Parliament is ready to give its approval to the agreement forged with the EU Council on the revised Ambient Air Quality Directive, establishing more stringent regulations to combat air pollution.
Tomorrow, the European Parliament - under S&D leadership - is set to give its final consent to the agreement on the revised Ecodesign Regulation, which aims to make sustainable products the norm in the European Union.
Next Tuesday, the European Parliament will vote on its mandate to negotiate the new European rules on retail investment with EU member states. The vote will take place because the Socialists and Democrats challenged the harmful mandate agreed on by the conservatives and liberals, who joined forces with the far right.*
The European Parliament’s committee on economic affairs today adopted a report on the European Deposit Insurance Scheme, the third pillar of the European banking union designed to protect all deposits below €100,000 across the euro zone.
The H2020 DEMOTEC project collaborates with the European Capital of Democracy and the New Bauhaus Festival to create the 360 Democracy Fest symbolising a collective stride towards innovative democratic practices. This event stands as a testament to the fusion of democratic engagement, technological innovation, and creative design.
Brussels, April 17th - The Music4Inclusion Erasmus+ Project, co-funded by the EU, is making waves in the heart of Europe by bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds to speak the universal language of music. Following its third workshop, the project culminated in a dynamic Media Day in Brussels, revealing the profound impact of music on social inclusion as a catalyst for social inclusion and integration across Europe.
On 17 April CEN and CENELEC, two of the official European Standardization Organizations, hosted JISC (the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee) in the