EP Plenary session - Statement by the Candidate for the Presidency of the European Commission (2024-2029)

EP Plenary session.- Statement by the Candidate for the Presidency of the European Commission (2024-2029)

António CORREIA DE CAMPOS - STOA Chairman - Professor Rolf HEUER - Director-General of CERN - Peter HIGGS - Professor Emeritus University of Edinburgh - and François ENGLERT - Professor Emeritus, Université Libre de Bruxelles

UNKN

European Parliament Conference of Presidents (open to all members)

Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

LIBE

Committee on Legal Affairs

JURI

Committee on Foreign Affairs

AFET

Joint meeting

Committee on International Trade

INTA

Committee on Constitutional Affairs

AFCO

Committee on Transport and Tourism

TRAN

Committee on Budgetary Control

CONT

Committee on Regional Development

REGI

Committee on Culture and Education

CULT

Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety / Policy Department: Economic and Scientific Policy

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Roberta METSOLA, EP President participates at the French National Day at the Bozar, Brussels

Fête Nationale Française

German MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Dutch MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Greek MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Meeting of the Conference of Presidents

Italian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Karl-Heinz FLORENZ in Plenary session week 21 2015 in Strasbourg

EP Building in Strasbourg - Demolition of the Wacken Hall exhibition

Plenary session week 21 2015 - Financing for development

External view of the EP building in Strasbourg

S&D event, I support strong legislation on conflict minerals.

Presentation of Europa friedensarbeit by Dieter ROGALLA

Des GERAGHTY in plenary session in Strasbourg, april 1994

Edward McMILLAN SCOTT with  guest at the EP in Brussels

Kresevl JAKOVIC receiving a medal at the EP in Brussels.

Meeting of the EP delegation for relations with Israel

Eva PAUNOVA in Plenary session week 21 2015 in Strasbourg

Plenary session week 21 2015 - Indices used as benchmarks in financial instruments and financial contracts

TAXE Committee ad hoc Delegation to Luxembourg    Press Conference

TAXE Committee ad hoc Delegation to Luxembourg

Martin SCHULZ - EP President presides over the plenary session in Strasbourg - Week 21 2015

Pertti Edvard SALOLAINEN, Egon A KLEPSCH - EP President

EP President meets with the Minister for Foreign Trade (and Europe) of Finland

Demonstration to oppose the proposal of the Commissioner in charge of Industrial Affairs, Information Technologies and Telecommunications, to restrict the sale of superbikes.

Conference on Local Authorities at the EP in Brussels in april 1994.

Saving energy can start very close to home - just insulate your house and lower the heating a little. Investing in energy efficiency will pay dividends, as being environmentally-friendly can halve your electricity bill. EuroparlTV goes looking for good pr

Focus: Save your energy

VIPs from the Middle East: Avigdor Lieberman from Israel and Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority are scheduled to meet Parliament President Jerzy Buzek. We will also be looking into the EU 2020 economic strategy and find out what MEPs really think

Next week in Brussels

No tapas for Obama as he snubbed Spanish PM Zapatero's invitation to an EU summit in Madrid. The euro is also under fire as Eurozone country Greece's economy plummets. Some are declaring this an identity crisis for Europe. To discuss the latest events in

Press Corner: EU identity crisis

A debate over harmonising rail safety standards in Europe has flared up after an accident on the Belgian railways claimed 18 lives. Whether or not the Commission is at fault, some MEPs think the current situation is absurd.

Controversial safety standards

18 dead and 171 injured - and who's to blame? A rail accident in Belgium sparks a debate on harmonising safety standards. We talk to Belgium's former Transport Minister, MEP Isabelle Durant. And what exactly do MEPs do when they're not in the Parliament?

The News: Rail security debate - A day in the life of an MEP

What do MEPs do when they're not in Brussels or Strasbourg? EuroparlTV followed MEP Raffaele Baldassarre back home to Italy, where he discussed developments in the olive oil and building sectors.

A day in the life of MEP Baldassarre

No crisis in sight here - online sales in some countries have actually increased. Online shopping is quick and easy, with articles delivered all the way to your home door. The only problem: should something go wrong, who do you complain to? The problems o

Reporter: Business is booming on the internet

The internet makes shopping easier, but services and products bought do not always match customers’ expectations. EPTV goes to sunny Spain to see how the authorities protect holiday makers by ensuring internet claims deliver on their promises.

Reporter: Protecting Online Shoppers

Back to school for Barroso II, the new Commissioners all met together officially for the first time. Consumers' rights in crossborder issues is back in the news with the German BahnCard being the offending object this time.  Plus, the devastating Belgian

The News: Commission's first meeting - Consumers' rights - Round up

Having survived the gruelling  hearings, it's no holiday for Barroso's new college. On the occasion of their first official meeting MEPs took the time to remind them that they will not let the Commissioners off the hook that easily. They will be keeping a

Meet the Commissioners

Bargain hunters are flocking to the internet as the economic crisis bites into pockets. But what rights do they have if and when things go wrong? EPTV’s panel of experts discuss how and what to include in a reform of consumer rights.

Crossborder: Increasing Rights for Internet Shoppers

MEPs of all political colours are pulling together to prevent future financial crises. Their recipe to avoid economic meltdown: a European oversight authority with binding powers to supervise the ‘too-big-to-fail banks’. EPTV goes to Alsace to see how the

The News: Financial Markets Face Tougher Regulation – High Hopes for Low Energy Buildings

Banks and insurers will face tighter regulation if MEPs get their way. Parliamentarians have given cross-party support to a proposal to set up a European supervisory authority whose decisions would be binding. Other measures include the creation of a body

MEPs want tougher scrutiny of markets

A failed bomb attack on a plane headed to the US has brought body scanners back on the agenda in the EU. Opinions remain divided on the imaging technology which is already being tested in some countries. Some feel it's less invasive than a physical search

Reporter: Body scanners - more or less privacy?

The US is lobbying for the introduction of body scanners in the EU, but Europeans are divided over their use. Do they violate privacy? Are they too expensive? Do they work? Will they put airport users’ lives in danger? EuroparlTV raises these questions wi

Focus: Do Body Scanners Safeguard Airport Security?

Chair of the special economic crisis committee stands firmly behind the Euro. He says of traders betting against it and trying to bring it, that it will 'not be that easy'. He suggests also asks that Europe sticks to the Treaty and calls on Greece to impl

The market isn't dry yet - Wolf Klinz

With 378 against, 196 in favour MEPs from all political groups said a firm 'No' to the SWIFT agreement on EU-US bank data exchange. It was heralded as an historic outcome for privacy of EU citizens. MEPs also had their say on online gambling, asking for n

The News: Crisis Exit Plan – SWIFT Rejected – Online Gambling Regulations

MEPs have denied Washington the right to access EU citizens’ banking data. The SWIFT agreement’s supporters claim it is a crucial counter-terrorist measure, its detractors say it is a clear and unnecessary violation of privacy. Whoever wins this battle wi

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