Silvia SARDONE in the EP in Strasbourg

Stefano CAVEDAGNA in the EP in Strrasbourg

Closure of Greek national broadcasting company (debate)

265164: Roberta Angelilli

Rui TAVARES - LIBE rapporteur

UNKN

Erminia MAZZONI - chair of the Committee on Petitions

Matthias GROOTE - ENVI rapporteur

Explanations of vote

Voting time (continuation)

Election of the OmbudsmanЍЍ

Martin SCHULZ - President of the European Parliament - and Dalia GRYBAUSKAITE - President of the Republic of Lithuania

Voting time

Giovanni LA VIA - BUDG rapporteur - and Andrej PLENKOVIC

Programme of activities of the Lithuanian Presidency (debate)

Agenda

Opening of the sitting

265163: Martin Schulz

Agenda of the next sitting : see Minutes

Closure of the sitting

Serious cross-border threats to health (debate)

Nikolas FARANTOURIS in the EP in Strasbourg

Sandro GOZI in the EP in Strasbourg

Joint committee meeting ITRE / IMCO   Towards a Digital Single Market Act

CONT Hearing ' The Financial Instruments under the Cohesion Policy 2007 -2013: How the Member States and the Selected Financial Institutions have respected and preserved the EU financial interests '  Rapporteur PIRINSKI

Aerial view of EU Headquarters in Strasbourg

REINTKE, Terry (Greens/EFA, DE);   ECKERT, Detelf, Director of Skills, Directorate General Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion of the European commission;   SCHWENG, Christa, Member of EESC, HERNANDEZ, Pable, External Relations Director and in charge o

Euranet Plus radio debate - Citizen's corner

Ana CARRILHO  FERNANDES, Jos?© Manuel (EPP, PT) [6757];

KY,Patrick - Executive Director of EASA; MULLER, Erwin  - Dutch Safety Board VP

TRAN Committee meeting ' Report on MH17 crash investigation '   Discussion with the Dutch Safety Board and the European Aviation Safety Agency

Johannes HAHN - Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy & Enlargement Negotiations (AT);

Interparliamentary committee meeting with delegations from National Parliaments. Discussion on migration through the Western Balkans.

EMPL committee meeting - Exchange of views with the Commissioner in charge of Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labour Mobility on the 2016 European Commission Work Programme

CONT Committee meeting - Presentation of the European Court of Auditors - Annual Report concerning the financial year 2014 by the President of the ECA

MEP Manuel PORTO during a plenary session in Strasbourg in April 1990.

Destruction of a building behind the Palace of Europe in Strasbourg

ECON Exchange of views with Exchange of views with the Commissioner in charge of Competition

CONT Committee meeting

Discussion with the personal envoy of the President of the European Council for the Valletta Conference on migration

IMCO Committee meeting

LUX Prize 2015 - Posters

ITRE Committee meeting - Public hearing on ' Green Action Plan for SMEs: opportunities and challenges '

9th meeting of the EU-Albania Stabilisation and Association Parliamentary Committee (SAPC)

Among the stars who left their mark on European integration, let me introduce you to Robert Schuman!

Eureka: Schuman 'Father of Europe'

Free circulation of people certainly exists in Europe, but are our rights still respected when we travel? And do they vary depending on the mode of transport?

Focus: Are all passengers equal?

Europe has the densest rail network in the world but booking a train ticket between two EU countries can be a real challenge. EuroparlTV investigates.

Reporter: Will EU train ticketing get back on track?

The EU looks into ways of convincing people to eat European while Jim Gibbons takes a look at the big issues awaiting the EP after the summer recess.

The News: Farm foods – The Parliament will return

Summer is upon us and the Parliament takes a break. But on its return, will it be able to settle its differences over the budget, the debt crisis and Frontex?

What not to miss in September

Following the recent food crisis involving cucumbers, the EU is looking into promoting its agricultural goods.

Why buy European?

The internet is merely a mirror of society, says the Parliament's rapporteur on paedophile smut: Combating child pornography must start within families.

Interview: Child pornography - Focus on deletion

Euro MPs fear proposed reforms of the CFP don't go far enough, leaving too much power centralised in Brussels.

MEPs give fisheries reform cool reception

Members of the European Parliament give their views on the EU's radical fisheries reform while Kosovo edges closer to the EU after recent talks with Serbia.

The News: Sustainable fishing - Kosovan EU dreams

Aiming for EU membership, Kosovo's Foreign Minister Enver Hoxhaj met MEPs to talk about latest developments.

Kosovo's progress

MEPs set out their suggestions for preventing - and managing - oil rig disasters in European waters. EuroparlTV goes on the hunt for waste in the food chain.

The News: Improving offshore safety - Making better use of food

MEPs want to upgrade the safety of European oil rigs with site-specific impact assessments and contingency plans.

Planning for the unplanned

Europeans throw away nearly 20% of the foodstuffs they buy. EuroparlTV looks at ways to prevent waste in the food chain.

Waste not! Food is precious

Ten years after 9/11, the EU has to ask itself whether its money is well spent to combat terrorism and what the risks are, says Dutch MEP Sophia in 't Veld.

Interview: Counterterrorism - Where is the money? What is the impact?

Good news for smartphone owners as Commission seeks to cap data roaming charges - and for consumers hoping to assert their rights through a collective lawsuit.

The News: Happy roaming - Consumer action

Collective redress, a legal tool that would allow Europeans to take legal action as a group could finally emerge in 2013 after a decade in the making.

Empowering the consumers

The EU strengthens its grip on roaming charges: Commission proposes to bring down - currently unlimited - data roaming charges to 50 cents per megabyte in 2014.

A Union of smartphones?

After years of controversy, MEPs and Member States have agreed on new labelling legislation, but will it lead to clearer information and combat food claims and obesity?

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