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MEPs will discuss the outcome of the latest European Council summit.
Ahead of the 30th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, MEPs will discuss the new challenges that children and youth face today.
MEPs will discuss how the EU should counteract propaganda against it by non-EU countries.
Following the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists on 2 November, MEPs will discuss how to protect them, on Wednesday afternoon.
MEPs will discuss with the Commission the recent xenophobic and homophobic acts reported in Russia.
Ahead of the EU budget summit on 20 February, MEPs will discuss EU priorities for the next financial framework with Council and Commission on Wednesday from 9:00.
MEPs will discuss and vote on the issue during September's plenary session in Strasbourg.
On Wednesday morning the MEPs will discuss the priorities of the incoming Finnish presidency with Prime Minister Antti Rinne and the European Commission.
MEPs will discuss new measures to fight the most common practices on Tuesday 7 June and vote on them the following day.
On Tuesday, MEPs will discuss plans to counter water scarcity by promoting the reuse of water for agricultural irrigation.
MEPs will discuss with Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker the best way to tackle the challenges facing the EU.
MEPs will discuss migration in the hotspots of the Greek islands and Bosnia with the Commission and the Finnish Council Presidency on Thursday.
MEPs will discuss the state of play of the EU's association agreement with Ukraine on Tuesday, followed by a vote on a resolution on Wednesday.
MEPs will discuss how to enlarge and strengthen the border check-free Schengen area with Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia in a topical debate on Wednesday afternoon.
MEPs will discuss the state of play of the EU's association agreement with Ukraine on Tuesday, followed by a vote on a resolution on Wednesday.
MEPs will discuss on Wednesday the latest judicial reforms in Romania and their impact on the separation of powers, in the presence of Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă.
MEPs will discuss the ongoing bushfires in Australia, along with other extreme weather events resulting from climate change, on Monday.
MEPs will discuss on Wednesday(17 January) the influence of Russian propaganda in some European countries, especially to influence elections via misinformation.
MEPs will discuss, on Tuesday morning, their priorities for the 18-19 October meeting of EU heads of state or government in Brussels, which is set to focus on Brexit.
MEPs will discuss and vote on a resolution on coordinated EU action to combat the pandemic and its consequences, including orderly exit strategies from confinement.
MEPs will discuss priorities of the incoming Romanian Council presidency with Prime Minister Dăncilă at 15:00, following a morning debate with Austrian Chancellor Kurz.
MEPs will discuss on Wednesday(17 January) the influence of Russian propaganda in some European countries, especially to influence elections via misinformation.
MEPs will discuss the plans put forward by EU leaders after the terrorist attacks in Paris and give their input to an informal meeting of Justice and Home Affairs ministers on 29 January, in Riga(Latvia).
MEPs will also discuss preparations for the European Council(18-19 February) with the Commission and Council.
MEPs will this week discuss their priorities for the 21-22 March EU summit, focussing on jobs,….
Before voting on the Green Deal, MEPs will first discuss legislative proposals to help EU communities succeed in making the transition to low carbon, on Tuesday.
MEPs will also discuss Mr Kuciak's revelations in his last article, published posthumously, about alleged misuse of EU funds in Slovakia and potential links between organised crime groups and Slovak politicians.
Adelina Marini This is the parliamentary week of the EuropeanSemester, during which MEPs and members of national parliaments will discuss together with relevant commissioners the economic guidelines for the member states.
Citizen representatives will discuss Agora conclusions at the Conference Plenary with MEPs and national parliament representatives, Council ministers, Commission Vice-Presidents and representatives of other EU institutions, bodies and social partners.
MEPs will follow and debate the State of the Union address, and discuss the future of Europe with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.