EP Plenary session - Voting session

Committee on Budgets

BUDG

Committee on Fisheries

PECH

Subcommittee on Human Rights / Policy Department: External Policies

DROI

Committee on Transport and Tourism

TRAN

Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development

AGRI

Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety

ENVI

Committee on Legal Affairs

JURI

Committee on International Trade

INTA

Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality

FEMM

Committee on Culture and Education

CULT

Committee on Budgetary Control

CONT

Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

ECON

Committee on Petitions

PETI

Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

IMCO

Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

LIBE

Jose CEPEDA in the EP in Brussels

Susanna CECCARDI in the EP in Strasbourg

Italian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Committee on Foreign Affairs  interparliamentary meeting with delegations from the Foreign Affairs Committees of the National Parliaments.  Exchange of views with Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations, on the Review of the European Neighbourhood Policy.

AFCO-ECON hearing on institutional aspects of the new rules on economic governance and the role of the eurogroup.

Z.A. HAMAD, W.H. AMEIR, D. KAMALA, P.A. KIFICHO, S.V. NAHODHAMBER, H.M. HAMAD, A.J. ABDALLA, Y.K. HAMAD, Judith SARGENTINI

Meeting with house of representatives members from Zanzibar

Commemoration of Dutch victims of World War II in Nijmegen - The Netherlands

Hubert BRULS, on the left, Mayor of Nijmegen looks at Martin SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament as he signs the City's Golden Book during a commemoration of Jewish victims in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, on May 4,  2015.

CONT committee meeting

AFET Committee Meeting

Meeting with house of representatives members from Zanzibar. DG EPU - DDS - EPMS

AGRI Hearing - The simplification of the CAP

Open Days in Strasbourg

Visitors line-up to enter the Eurpean Parliament

Tibor Jeno SZANYI in plenary session week 18 2015 Strasbourg when he speech about the  'Case of Nadiya   Savchenko'

Neven MIMICA Commissioner in charge of  International Cooperation & Development

Plenary session week 18 2015 - Death penalty in Indonesia

Developing Operational tools within the EU for a Comprehensive approach to prevent electoral violence

Plenary session week 18 2015  in Strasbourg - Report of the extraordinary European Council meeting (23 April 2015) - The latest tragedies in the Mediterranean and EU migration and asylum policies  European Council and Commission statements

DG EXPO meeting

Maria NOICHL in plenary session week 18 2015 in Strasbourg

Meeting of the Minority Intergroup

Lara COMI in plenary session week 18 2015 in Strasbourg

Meeting of the Conference of Presidents

Microcredits became famous in Bangladesh for helping people without money gain small loans to start up a business. Now microcredits are being taken seriously in Europe. MEPs Elisabeth Schroedter and Kinga Göncz discuss how microcredits will lift Europe's

Focus: Microcredits to help jobless

Brussels welcomes the Spanish presidency of the EU. Working in trio with Belgium and Hungary to bring continuity to presidencies Spanish PM Zapatero has set out his priorities for 2010. Jobs and the economic crisis are among the priorities, but gender equ

Flash: Spain takes the reins of the EU

A man makes his home under a motorway bridge in the capital of Europe in the 21st century. In 2010 the European Union’s headline campaign will focus on combating poverty and social exclusion, a decade after European leaders’ promises to eradicate them. So

Public Forum: Can we make poverty history in Europe?

Last year brought us the Lisbon Treaty, this year brings us a presidency prepared by the Spanish heading the Council of Ministers and a Belgian, Herman Van Rompuy at the European Council. We look ahead at the challenges of 2010 with top European journalis

Press Corner: 2010 - the Spanish Dilemma

Martin Schulz, President of the Alliance of Socialists and Democrats, talks about his priorities for the next five years.

The Political Groups: S&D

Four out of five Europeans live in cities, which is where most of our environmental challenges arise. From now on the European Green Capital award will, each year, reward the efforts by one chosen city to improve the urban environment. In the studio to di

Crossborder: Green Capitals of Europe

Jerzy Buzek, European Parliament President, takes time out to review the year that was 2009 and establish the priorities for 2010.

A Christmas Message from the President

Stockholm is earning its title as European Green Capital 2010 with an inventive scheme which recycles human body heat in the central station for use in the neighbouring buildings. Though this is the most headline grabbing initiative, the Swedish capital h

Reporter: Renewable power to the people

Is a world wide welcome to all types of content the only way to go? Is it realistic to even think we can control access to the internet? Would regulation be effective in deterring paedophiles and fraudsters? EuroparlTV goes out on the streets to get your

Viewpoint: An open-door policy for the World Wide Web?

The waste crisis first began in the Bulgarian capital in 2005, when residents on the outskirts forced the closure of the main landfill. As rubbish piled up in the streets the European Commission threatened sanctions. After internal political wranglings th

Reporter: Cleaning up Sofia

The Commission is hoping to plot a safer path for air traffic in Europe with its proposal to set up a network of investigating authorities. Pooling expertise is its answer to rising air traffic, a series of accidents and the increasing complexity of aviat

Starting Point: Will a pan-European air safety body take off?

MEPs are already preparing for 2010 with many important dates ahead of them in January. European Commissioners will have to pass before MEPs to get their approval before a vote in the plenary. Bulgarian Commissioner, Rumiana Jeleva expects special attenti

Flash: New Commissioners Preview

In 2007, 79 million people in Europe were living below the poverty line, and that was before the economic crisis hit. We discuss the situation in Europe with Fintan Farrell, director of an anti-poverty NGO. He tells us where the EU's strategies have gone

Focus: What does Europe do to fight poverty?

The EU will focus on fighting poverty in 2010. But those on the front line want to see action and not just words. EuroparlTV goes out on the streets with an emergency team that provides more than hope to the homeless.

Reporter: On the poverty front line

The EU budget has been set at 122 billion euros, costing the average citizen 270 euros for 2010. Agricultural and regional policy will take up the main part of the budget, but part of the budget has been set aside for the economic revival plan, a must in

2010 - a budget fit for the crisis?

The Sakharov Prize 2009 went to Memorial, a Russian NGO founded by Andrei Sakharov himself. Was this a merely symbolic act, or is the human rights situation in Russia still so serious it merits special attention? And what is the role of the EU here - is t

Focus: Human rights in Russia, 20 years on

Why do VAT rates differ around the EU? Would harmonisation of VAT on hygiene and basic products really distort the internal market? Why doesn’t the EU do more to support culture by levelling VAT on books? MEPs answer citizen's questions.

Q&A: Will harmonising VAT add value to citizens' lives?

With 2010 around the corner the Parliament voted on its budget with policy titans agriculture and cohesion getting the big sums. Alain Lamassoure joins us to talk about its strengths and weaknesses. Also, we look back at the year that was 2009, and what a

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