EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
Check also our newsletter for detailed information on the session, as well as the plenary page for all priority information.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
Check also our newsletter for detailed information on the session, as well as the plenary page for all priority information.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Votes
There will be one voting session, from 14.00 to 15.00. Find here a detailed voting schedule.
Check also our newsletter for detailed information on the session, as well as the plenary page for all priority information.
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
EU summit and sanctions on Russia: debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen
In a debate at 9.00, MEPs will review the results of 24-25 March European Council with Presidents Charles Michel and Ursula von der Leyen, and EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell, focusing on the latest developments of the war in Ukraine and the EU sanctions against Russia. Plenary will summarise its views in a resolution on Thursday.
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Rule of law in Hungary and Poland and the EU’s response
Starting around 16.00, plenary will evaluate with Commission Vice-President Jourová and the French Presidency the EU’s response to the democratic backslide in Hungary and Poland. Both countries are under Article 7 proceedings due to perceived risks to the rule of law and EU values.
Parliament will assess with Commissioner Dalli and the French Presidency the application of asylum rules across the EU, including allegations of breaches to the right to asylum and to the right to not be returned to a country where your life is at risk (refoulement).
MEPs will discuss at noon and vote later in the day on a draft law that aims to make data accessible to start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation. A press conference with the rapporteur will be held at 10.30, ahead of the plenary debate.
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
Human rights and democracy: North Korea, Guatemala and Russia
In debates in the evening with High Representative Josep Borrell, Parliament will look into issues related to human rights and democracy in North Korea -including the persecution of religious minorities-, the Republic of Guatemala, and Russia -including the case of Alexey Navalny-. MEPs will vote on three separate resolutions on Thursday.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin At 15.00, MEPs will debate with the Commission and the Council the cooperation and similarities between the Putin regime and extreme right and separatist movements in Europe. This is a topical debate, as established in Article 162 of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure.
Cooperation of Europe’s extreme right and separatist movements with Putin
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