Medal Award Ceremony for Outgoing Members

Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality

Committee on Employment and Social Affairs

Committee on Budgetary Control

Committee on Legal Affairs

Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

Committee on Culture and Education

Committee on Transport and Tourism

Committee on Development

Committee on Foreign Affairs

Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development

Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety

Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

Committee on Industry, Research and Energy - Policy Department Economic and Scientific Policy

Spanish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

EPP leaders meet ahead of the informal European Council meeting

Bulgarian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

French MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Portuguese MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Dutch MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Hungarian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Swedish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Irish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Polish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

German MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Cyprus MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Jose Maria GIL-ROBLES GIL-DELGADO, Otto von HABSBURG

Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy

' Fraud, Time to shed some light ' conference in Brussels in April 1996.

Gunter RINSCHE, Klaus HANSCH EP President, Boon-ua PRASERTSUWAN

Asia - Europe Parliamentary  Partnership (ASEP) meeting in Strasbourg on April 1, 1996.

Sylvester EIJFFINGER, M. HASSE, M. HAY, M. GROS

Meeting of the  Subcommittee on Monetary Affairs in Strasbourg in April 1996.

Medal giving ceremony to civil servants of the European Parliament in Strasbourg in April 1996.

Meeting with the Wirtschaftsrat, a German Economic Council in Brussels in April 1996.

Edith CRESSON, European Commisioner during a meeting in Brussels in April 1996.

Mario MONTI, European Commissioner during a meeting in Luxembourg in April 1996.

The MEP Sergio RIBEIRO during a meeting in Strabourg in April 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President during a meeting in Strasbourg in April 1996.

Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy in Strasbourg in April 1996.

'10 Years After CHERNOBYL, ? Years Before' conference in Strasbourg in April 1996.

EP photo

The MEP Sergio RIBEIRO meets Klaus HANSCH EP President in Strasbourg in April 1996.

Christos PAPOUTSIS, European Commissioner meets with Markus FERBER in Strasbourg in April 1996.

The MEP Bryan M.D. CASSIDY in Strasbourg in April 1996.

Paul RUBIG, Michael SPINDELEGGER, Agnes SCHIERHUBER, Reinhard RACK

The MEPs Paul RUBIG, Michael SPINDELEGGER, Agnes SCHIERHUBER, Reinhard RACK in Strasbourg in April 1996.

Erkki TUOMIOJA, Chairman of Finnish SDP Parliamentary Group and Klaus HANSCH EP President at a meeting in Strasbourg in April 1996.

EuroparlTV has pulled out all the stops in its coverage of  election night across Europe. From Berlin to Warsaw, election results were hot off the press and straight on the net with in-depth debates with the main protagonists.

Europarl Today: europarltv is all systems go for election night

Most Member States chose to hold their elections on Sunday the 7th of June. Polls ahead of the event saw the turn out rate, which was already low in previous years, continue its decline. Or was 2009 different?

Europarl Today: Europeans in the polling booths

Voting for the first time has left some Dutch youths disillusioned. Low voter turnout has marred the Dutch vote in the European Elections. However, what are the reasons behind this? Is it apathy or abstention?

Europarl Today: The Dutch go to the Polls by the dozen

From the London Tube attacks to the Madrid train bombings and not even counting numerous spoilt attacks, Europe has been prey to terrorist attacks in recent years. How does it face up to them and fight?

Flashback: Europe fights terrorism

The electoral night will start on Sunday at 19:00, Brussels time, with live studios from major European capitals, to tell you everything about the newly elected European Parliament.

Europarl Today: Final countdown for the electoral night

Europarl Today: Final countdown for the electoral night (extended version)

The European Parliament prides itself to be an example of transparency - but why are some debates still hidden from public view? And what about the Parliament's claim to being a powerful legislative body?

How It Works: Why are some debates still held behind closed doors? Can MEPs oppose legislation?

The number of MEPs will change after the elections – and if the Lisbon Treaty is ratified it will change again. Since the treaties of Maastricht and Amsterdam, Parliament’s powers have increased. EuroparlTV answers citizens’ questions on how many MEPs the

How it works: Treaties and MEPs

Even if all polls predict a big abstention rate among young people, some of them are actively interested in the European elections, like on the occasion of a debate with Belgian socialist MEP Saïd El-Khadraoui.

Europarl Today: Some young support Europe

Patrick Gaubert, MEP, and Peter Verhaeghe, from Caritas, discuss the return directive and its consequences for illegal immigrants and asylum seekers. Is it a step forwards in terms of immigrants’ rights or is rather a breach of human rights?

Studio: A look back at the return directive

From Figo to Chivu, European sports stars explain why voting in the European Elections is important, and how being a European has affected their careers and their lives.

Be a sport go and vote

There are too few fish, and too many boats trawling EU seas. This has led to a dramatic drop in fish stocks. Member States came together to vote on fishing quotas in order to reverse this trend.

Flashback:  Re-stocking fish in EU seas

Although the last major reform of the CAP was in 2004, this Parliamentary term has not been short of action in the field of agriculture: GMOs, the Health Check, voluntary modulation and climate change challenges, amongst others.

Flashback: EU agriculture does more than provide food

Faced with an economic crisis, Europe has taken measures to protect. Anti-discrimination laws were extended from office to home covering goods and services, and funds were provided to help people go from welfare to work.

Flashback: Europe gets more social

Evidence suggests that increased use of pesticides in farming is linked to a rise in certain fatal illnesses such as cancers. In order to curb exposure to these toxic substances the EU adopted the Pesticides Package, but will killing off pesticides actual

Studio: De-Toxing EU Food

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