EP Plenary session - Summit of the Future: transforming global governance for building peace, promoting human rights and achieving the Sustainable development goals

EP Plenary session - The democratic backsliding and threats to political pluralism in Georgia

EP Plenary session - The crisis facing the EU’s automotive industry, potential plant closures and the need to enhance competitiveness and maintain jobs in Europe

EP Plenary session - Strengthening Moldova's resilience against Russian interference and a constitutional referendum on EU integration

Plenary Session week 11 2012 Minute of silence for the Belgian bus crash in Switzerland

Minute of Silence for Belgian Bus Crash in Switzerland

Plenary Session in Strasbourg - Week 11 - 2012

Plenary Session week 11 2012

Plenary Session Week 11-2012 - Enlargement report for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Plenary Session week 11 2012     Enlargement report for the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Plenary Session Week 11-2012 - Adressing the EU diabetes epidemic

Plenary Session week 11 2012   Cocoa sector

Plenary Session week 11 2012 - Discrimination Internet sites and Government reactions

Plenary Session in Strasbourg - Week 11 - 2012: Explanations of votes

Maros SEFCOVIC  Vice-President  Inter-Institutional Relations and Administration

Mojca KLEVA in plenary session in Strasbourg

Plenary Session week 11 2012 - Conclusions of the European Council meeting

EP President chaires Plenary Session in Strasbourg

Herman VAN ROMPUY - President of the European Council

Plenary Session in Strasbourg week 11 - 2012

Plenary session week 11

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels, MEPs vote on EU rules to oblige textile and clothing suppliers to respect workers&rsquo; rights. MEPs suggest a series of measures: due diligence obligations, conditional trade preferences, clothing labels and role models. The resolution was adopted by 505 votes against 49 with 57 abstentions.

EU flagship initiative on the garment sector: extracts from the vote on the report by Lola SANCHEZ CALDENTEY (GUE/NGL, ES)

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels, MEPs debate (05/04) and vote on the situation in Venezuela and the latest political events. Statements by Vĕra JOUROV&Aacute;, Member of the EC in charge of Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality, Luis de GRANDES PASCUAL (EPP, ES), Ram&oacute;n J&Aacute;UREGUI ATONDO (S&amp;D, ES), Beatriz BECERRA BASTERRECHEA (ALDE, ES) and Javier COUSO PERMUY (GUE/NGL, ES).&nbsp;David-Maria SASSOLI, EP Vice President, opens the vote. The results are: 450 votes in favour, 35 against and 100 abstentions.

Situation in Venezuela: extracts from the vote and from the debate (05/04)

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels, MEPs debate&nbsp;on the state of play of the second review of the economic adjustment programme for Greece. Statements by Fran&ccedil;oise GROSSET&Ecirc;TE (EPP, FR), Roberto GUALTIERI (S&amp;D, IT), Nils TORVALDS (ALDE, FI), Dimitrios PAPADIMOULIS (GUE/NGL, EL), Ska KELLER (Greens/EFA, DE) and Marco VALLI (EFDD, IT).

State of play of the second review of the economic adjustment programme for Greece: extracts from the extracts from the debate

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels, MEPs debate on the situation in Hungary, including legislative measures that could force the closure of the Central European University in Budapest. Statements by Manfred WEBER (EPP, DE), Gianni PITTELLA (S&D, IT), Guy VERHOFSTADT (ALDE, BE), Gabriele ZIMMER (GUE/NGL, DE) and Philippe LAMBERTS (Greens/EFA, BE).

Situation in Hungary: extracts from the debate

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels,&nbsp;Antonio TAJANI, EP President expresses himself&nbsp;on International Girls in ICT Day &ndash; 27 April 2017 and on the waiver of immunity of Marine LE PEN and Marie-Christine BOUTONNET

Opening remarks by Antonio TAJANI, EP President: International Girls in ICT Day – 27 April 2017 and on the waiver of immunity of Marine LE PEN and Marie-Christine BOUTONNET

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels, MEPs debate on the situation in Hungary, including legislative measures that could force the closure of the Central European University in Budapest. Opening statements by Frans TIMMERMANS, First Vice-President of the EC in charge of Better Regulation, Inter-Institutional Relations, the Rule of Law and the Charter of Fundamental Rights, and Viktor ORBÁN, Hungarian Prime Minister.

Situation in Hungary: extracts from the opening statements

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels, Marianne THYSSEN, Member of the EC in charge of Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labour Mobility presents and discusses with MEPs the Commission&rsquo;s &ldquo;Social Pillar&rdquo; initiative to ensure social protection, dignity and a decent work-life balance for EU citizens. Statements by Frans TIMMERMANS, First Vice-President of the EC in charge of Better Regulation, Inter-Institutional Relations, the Rule of Law and the Charter of Fundamental Rights, Valdis DOMBROVSKIS, Vice-President of the EC in charge of the Euro and Social Dialogue, Fran&ccedil;oise GROSSETETE (EPP, FR), Maria Joao RODRIGUES (S&amp;D, PT), Rina Ronja KARI (GUE/NGL, DK), Tatjana ZDANOKA (Greens/EFA, LV) and Jutta STEINRUCK (S&amp;D, DE).

European Pillar of Social Rights and work-life balance initiative: extracts from the debate

During the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017) in Brussels, MEPs discuss the outcome of the 16 April referendum on shifting more constitutional powers to Turkey&rsquo;s President. Statements by Antonio TAJANI, EP President, Johannes HAHN, Member of the EC in charge of European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations, Manfred WEBER (EPP, DE), Kati PIRI (S&amp;D, NL) and Guy VERHOFSTADT (ALDE, BE).

State of play in Turkey, in particular with regard to the constitutional referendum: extracts from the debate

Exterior and interior shots of the EP buildings in Brussels during the EP Plenary session (26-27/04/2017). Cutaways of MEPs, Antonio TAJANI, EP President, and arrival in the Chamber of Viktor ORBAN, Hungarian Prime Minister.

EP Plenary session (26-27/04): editing shots

During the EP lenary session (3-6 April 2017)&nbsp; in Strasbourg, an informal agreement between the Parliament and the Council on wholesale price caps for companies for carrying &ldquo;roaming&rdquo; data transfers between EU countries is up for a final. Wholesale price capping is the last legislative step clearing the way to reducing consumer prices to &ldquo;roam like at home&rdquo; levels. The resultas are: 549 votes to 27 and 50 abstentions.

Wholesale roaming markets: extracts from the vote on the report Miapetra KUMPULA-NATRI (S&D, FI)

During the EP plenary session (3-6 April 2017) in Strasbourg, Antonio TAJANI, EP President, expresses hismelf on the situation of&nbsp;the LGBT&nbsp;community in Chechnya.

Situation of the LGBT community in Chechnya: statement by Antonio TAJANI, EP President

During the EP Plenary session (3-6 April 2017) in Strasbourg, MEPs debate on Russia, the arrest of Alexei Navalny and other protestors, Belarus and Bangladesh, including child marriages. Statements on Russia by Charles TANNOCK (ECR, UK), Soraya POST (S&amp;D, SE), Tunne KELAM (EPP, EE), Authors, and Neven MIMICA, Member of the EC in charge of International Cooperation and Development. Statements on Belarus by Petras AUSTREVICIUS (ALDE, LT), Marie-Christine VERGIAT (GUE/NGL, FR), Authors. Statements on Bangladesh by Fabio Massimo CASTALDO (EFDD, IT), Ulrike LUNACEK (Greens/EFA, AT), Authors, and Neven MIMICA, Member of the EC in charge of International Cooperation and Development..

Cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law: extracts from the debates on Russia, the arrest of Alexei Navalny and other protestors, Belarus and Bangladesh, including child marriages

During the EP plenary session (3-6 April 2017) in Strasbourg, MEPs vote on the report Mariya GABRIEL (EPP, BG) so that Ukrainian citizens will have the right to travel to the EU without a visa. The text has been informally agreed with the Council and is likely to enter into force at the start of June. The legislation, approved by 521 votes to 75 with 36 abstentions, still needs to be formally adopted by the Council of Ministers. It is likely to enter into force in June, 20 days after it is published in the EU Official Journal.

Third countries whose nationals are subject to or exempt from a visa requirement; Ukraine: extracts from the vote on the report Mariya GABRIEL (EPP, BG)

Live replay of the EP Plenary session: Key debate - Negotiations with the UK following its notification that it intends to withdraw from the European Union

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