Meeting of the European Parliament's Bureau

Medal Award Ceremony for Outgoing Members

Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

Special committee on organised crime, corruption and money laundering

Subcommittee on Security and Defence

Committee on Constitutional Affairs

Committee on International Trade

Subcommittee on Human Rights

Committee on Regional Development

Committee on Fisheries

Press Conference: Sonia ALFANO, chair of the special committee on organised crime, Salvatore IACOLINO, Julian NEWMAN - Environmental Investigation Agency, Chris VANSTEENKISTE - Europol, Thierry HENNE - Olaf

Joint meeting

Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality

German MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Bulgarian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Italian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Spanish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Czech MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Maltese MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

EPP leaders meet ahead of the informal European Council meeting

Visit of Carlos MENEM, President of Argentina in Brussels in June 1996

The MEP Jutta HAUG, meets with Muendela WA MUENDELA in Brussels in June 1996.

Enrico VINCI, Josep VERDE I ALDEA, Klaus HANSCH EP President, A NORDMANN

Enrico VINCI, Josep VERDE I ALDEA, Klaus HANSCH EP President, A NORDMANN during a meeting in Brussels in June 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, meets Mesut YILMAZ, Turkish Prime Minister in Brussels in June 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, m??eets with Romano PRODI, Prime Minister of Italy in Brussels in June 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Janez DRNOVSEK

Klaus HANSCH EP President, meets with Janez DRNOVSEK, Prime Minister of Slovenia in Luxembourg in June 1996.

Plenary session in Brussels in June 1996.

Medal award ceremony to long-serving civil servants in June 1996

Elmar BROK, Klaus HANSCH EP President, Elisabeth GUIGOU

Intergovernmental Conference IGC in Luxembourg on April 22, 1996

Pasqual MARAGALL, Klaus HANSCH EP President

Visit of the President of the Committee of the Regions to the EP.

James L.C. PROVAN, Sir Jack STEWART-CLARK

The MEPs James L.C. PROVAN, Sir Jack STEWART-CLARK and visitors in Brussels in April 1996.

The MEP Antoni GUTIERREZ DIAZ during a meeting in Strasbourg in Apri l 1996.

The MEP Brendan Patrick DONNELLY in Strasbourg in April 1996.

The MEP Jose Manuel TORRES COUTO in Strasbourg in April 1996.

Neil KINNOCK, European Commissioner during a meeting in Luxembourg in April 1996.

Outside view of the European Council building in Brussels in April 1996.

Demonstration for an independent Kosovo, in front of the EP in Luxembourg.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Herbert BOSCH, Augustin Marian HUSKA

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Herbert BOSCH and Augustin Marian HUSKA, Slovenian politician attend a meeting in Brussels in June 1996.

Belgian MEP Saïd El Khadraoui explains to young people why it is important to vote, and how we can raise young people's interest in the European elections.

Talking Europe: Why vote?

Talking Europe: Why vote? (extended version)

It's a "mixed bag" for the co-leader and newly elected MEP of the German leftist party Die Linke

The Interview: Lothar Bisky on the election results (extended version)

The European Parliament’s LUX Prize rewards films about any issues concerning Europe. The wining film will be subtitled in all official EU languages, which will allow it to be screened in countries where it would otherwise not have been understood.

Europarl Today: Who will win the 2009 LUX Prize? (Extended version)

The European Parliament’s LUX Prize rewards films about any issues concerning Europe. The winning film will be subtitled in all official EU languages, which will allow it to be screened in countries where it would otherwise not have been understood.

Europarl Today: Who will win the 2009 LUX Prize?

The abstention rate and the lack of discussion of European issues during the campaign were the unfortunate highlights of the 2009 European elections. So what’s going to be done to make the 2014 elections different?

Studio:  The new face of the European Parliament

Despite a low turnout, one interesting trend to arise from the European elections was the homogeneity of political choices made across the 27 Member States. This would seem to be a historical first, but do the voting patterns conceal more than they reveal

Press Talk: Is Europe united in uniformity? (Extended version)

The make-up of the new parliament means there is everything to play for in negotiations for political groupings. Making alliances is critical at this point as it opens doors to funding and committee chairs. But will far-right groupings make their mark, an

Europarl Today: Taking sides in the new Parliament (extended version)

Europarl Today: Taking sides in the new Parliament

Following the elections the traditional balance of political power has been upset, thus throwing open the competition for EP President. Candidates from all political leanings will challenge the EPP-PES domination, but who will win?

Europarl Today: Who will be the next European Parliament President?

What is blurredly referred to as 'Brussels' is in fact a combination of three institutions, interacting with one another and having specific domains of competence.

How It Works: What is Brussels?

The pop of champagne corks is quickly replaced by ringing phones and briefcases snapping. Newly-elected MEPs have a lot on their plate from choosing a new President of the Parliament to deciding on committees to divide up the pressing tasks of solving the

Europarl Today: A full plate for newly-elected MEPs

Newly-elected MEP Isabelle Durant was the first MEP to register herself in the European Parliament. The first step is the easiest, the next steps may be harder as the MEP explains.

Europarl Today: The first to cross the threshold of the new Parliament (Extended version)

REACH, the regulation on chemicals and their safe use, aims to identify hazardous chemicals, but has the regulation gone far enough to protect consumers? Will there be sufficient information made available, and is it going to make the products we use safe

Studio: Stocktaking of REACH

EuroparlTV reported live for three hours: Debates, interviews, analysis, live link-ups with our correspondents on location in the main European capitals. See for yourself.

Europarl Today: Election night was intense!

The results of the European elections are in and the make-up of the European Parliament is overwhelmingly different from the last, with the left-right balance thrown into flux by further gains on the far-right. The EPP-ED renewed its roll as the largest g

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