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Organ donation and transplantation saves lives… thousands of lives! And while some countries have seen encouraging increases in donation rates, in others transplantation rates have been stagnating or even decreasing…Responsibility for heath policies lies primarily with the Member States, but how can the EU bolster cooperation to save even more lives?

EPRS policy podcast - Organ donation and transplantation: Facts, figures and European Union action

As COVID-19 has proved once again, diseases do not recognise borders… So, with labs around the world on the race to find a vaccine, it is time to ask ourselves the question: What can the EU do to help? Is there a European added value concerning vaccination?

EPRS policy podcast - Towards a joint European approach on vaccination

Apart from taking thousands of lives… COVID-19 has revealed one hard truth: the EU’s dependency on other countries for essential medical equipment such as protective masks and gloves, but also respiratory ventilators. The EU and its Member States have acted swiftly to counter these shortages… but Europe may need to re-think its production and trade priorities if it doesn’t want to find itself in the same situation when the next pandemic strikes!

EPRS policy podcast - EU imports and exports of medical equipment

Images of half-empty supermarket shelves are becoming all too common as European countries struggle to limit the effects of the coronavirus, a pandemic that has changed what everyday life looks like for everyone… So, what is the EU doing to protect the agri-food supply chain and ensure food security during the pandemic?

EPRS policy podcast - Protecting the EU agri-food supply chain in the face of COVID-19

The coronavirus crisis has highlighted the EU’s dependency on countries outside its borders for the production of many active pharmaceutical ingredients and medicines. It is not a new problem… but it has become painfully exposed in the past weeks. So, why is that? And what can the EU do about it? Never a debate has been timelier!

EPRS policy podcast - Addressing shortages of medicines

Our longtime use - and abuse…- of antibiotics in humans, agricultural livestock management, and food production has led to an increased threat of antimicrobial resistance, making us all more vulnerable to infectious diseases… But what if the answer lied in probiotics?

EPRS STOA podcast - What if we could fight antibiotic resistance with probiotics?

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Despite the Commission’s assurances that the long-term work on the European Green Deal will continue in parallel to the coronavirus firefighting… the COVID-19 emergency and the need to deal with its socio-economic consequences is raising concerns that decarbonisation strategies could be derailed… But is this a real threat or could it also be an opportunity? There’s no lack of voices arguing that green investments need to play a central role in any economic recovery plan.

EPRS policy podcast - European Green Deal Investment Plan: Main elements and possible impact of the coronavirus pandemic

Today, rising sea levels place coastal cities under constant threat. An estimated 250 million people currently live on land below projected annual flood levels, often in coastal cities such as London, Lagos, Mumbai or Shanghai; and this number may rise to 630 million by the end of the century. An additional 318 million people have been displaced since 2018, due to climate disasters. Could it be that, instead of humankind fleeing from water, building on it could serve as a better long-term solution? What would the creation of entire water cities entail for societies, economies and the environment? What if populations could live on water instead of facing displacement and migration? The combined effects of climate change, land subsidence and accelerated urbanisation could force us to rethink the use of water surfaces on Earth as potential settlement areas, as an alternative to an Earth surface made uninhabitable by over-population and climate catastrophes.

EPRS STOA podcast - What if we built cities on water?

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Kratke vijesti - HR - 200506

LIBE - Confirmation hearing of Magnus BRUNNER, European Commissioner-designate for Internal Affairs and Migration

ENVI - Confirmation hearing of Jessika ROSWALL, European Commissioner-designate for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy

Committee on Petitions

PETI

10 years of supporting parliamentary democracy beyond the EU - Comprehensive approach to the institutional reform and capacity development

Committee on International Trade

INTA

Committee on Regional Development

REGI

Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

ECON

Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality

FEMM

Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

10 years of supporting parliamentary democracy beyond the EU - What have we achieved and what have we learned?

Subcommittee on Human Rights

DROI

Committee of inquiry to investigate the use of the Pegasus and equivalent surveillance spyware

PEGA

Subcommittee on Security and Defence

SEDE

Special Committee on COVID-19 pandemic

Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development

ITRE - ENVI

ITRE

ENVI

Committee on Transport and Tourism

Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection

ITRE EMPL - Confirmation hearing of Dan JØRGENSEN, European Commissioner-designate for Energy and Housing

AFET - Confirmation hearing of Dubravka ŠUICA, European Commissioner-designate for Mediterranean -  Press point.

SEDE - Election of the second Vice-Chair

AGRI Public hearing on '  Energy efficiency on farms '

Press conference on LUX European Audience Film Award 2023

AFET -  Exchange of views on the recent developments between Serbia and Kosovo

LUX European Audience Film Award 2023 Ceremony

LUX European Audience Film Award 2023 - Arrival of guests

REGI Committee - Presentation of the Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP) with Elisa Ferreira, Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms

70 years of Transnational Groups in the European Parliament

REGI Committee - Presentation of the mid-term review of the Multiannual Financial Framework.(MFF) 2021-2027 with Stéphanie Riso, Director-General, DG Budget

INTA Committee meeting - Exchange of views Margrethe Vestager and Valdis Dombrovskis, Executive Vice-Presidents of the European Commission

LUX European Audience Film Award 2023 - Film Academy Youth Seminar

43rd session of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly - Debate with EU and OACPS Ministers

TRAN Committee - Meeting of the TTF on ‘ A competitive and sustainable Tourism addressing the global energy crisis and emissions’ reduction targets ’

LUX European Audience Film Award 2023 - Interviews

Press conference on Nature Restoration Law: good intentions, bad design

Article 17 dialogue on The 30th Anniversary of the EU Single Market

Press conference on Nature Restoration Law

The European Parliament in Strasbourg was in festive mood as it opened its doors to the general public on 9 May. Visitor highlights included photos in the voting chamber, while several hundred lucky youngsters from around Europe discussed topical events w

Strasbourg celebrates Festival of Europe

When Robert Schuman went to school in Metz, his native Lorraine region was the bone of contention between Germany and France. It is his to his merit that it was later to become a bridge between the historically hostile nations. And when young people met i

Rediscovering Europe's Founding Father

Irish MEP Seán Kelly gave visitors a guided tour around the European Parliament. The European Open Days are a chance for the general public to see how Europe works for themselves.

Up close and personal in the Parliament

Many European citizens are celebrating the Festival of Europe with a visit to the European Parliament. The public can walk the corridors of power and gain a better understanding of what the Parliament and the political parties do.

European Open Days

With no clear majority won by any party the UK parliament has been thrown into turmoil. Conservatives did win the most seats but will need to ally with the Lib Dems to have a majority, but PM Gordon Brown would remain in charge. The talk is of another ele

Flash: UK elections chaos

Tracking terrorist finance is important, but it must be in line with European laws says Dutch MEP Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert. She is upbeat about the US response to European concerns, but says she will wait to see if actions speak louder than words.

Interview: The US is back in the business of listening to its allies

Joe Biden’s visit will no doubt boost EU-US relations, but will the vice president’s visit bring his country concrete gains by way of greater European support in Afghanistan, Iran and counter-terrorism initiatives? In other news, MEPs have chosen to delay

The News: US Vice President in Brussels – Parliament Delays Budget Approval – Air Security: Who Pays?

Body Scanners don't come cheap costing up to 200,000 euros each. The question now is who will have to pay for heightened airport security? MEPs voted on a report to make Member States to pay for the new technology, so that the costs don't fall on airlines

Footing the bill

Has Joe Biden’s visit re-ignited the EU-US love affair? They share history said the US vice president, and one MEP spoke of interdependence. But the Americans want their EU partners to be more vocal in their support, particularly over Afghanistan and Iran

US Vice-President in Brussels

MEPs voted on the Budgetary Discharge for 2008 this Wednesday in Brussels. Having been delayed since April due to volcanic ash disrupting the plenary, MEPs approved the Parliament and Commission's budgets, but chose to delay the European Police College an

Signing off on 2008

Come and visit the citizens' own  EU institution, the European Parliament, on Saturday 8 May. That's when all the European institutions open their doors for those curious to learn more about how they work. This year the Parliament focuses on the Schuman d

Open Days in the European Parliament

Europe’s foreign affairs supremo has secured agreement from EU foreign ministers on the future of the External Action Service.  The budget for the EU’s new diplomatic service, which Ashton hopes will provide a European response for the 21st century, may r

Ashton’s first victory

MEPs demand an inquiry into the way swine flu was handled in Europe - at a great cost to the Member States which did organise extensive vaccination campaigns. Suppliers of illegal timber face tougher penalties, and we take a look at the EU's Joint Researc

The News: Swine flu inquiry - Fighting illegal timber - Joint Research Centre

Bogusław Liberadzki, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgetary Control talks about the budgetary discharge 2008.

Swine flu fallout

EuroparlTV takes a look at the activities of the Joint Research Centre, the scientific arm of the Union that is essential to developing policy in areas such as environment, energy, consumer protection and food safety.

Science for better policies

Twenty percent of timber in Europe is illegally imported. That figure may be slashed if the Parliament secures agreement with the Council and Commission. Legal and illegal deforestation account for 20% of CO2 emissions.

Cutting back on illegal logging

As Europe celebrates the anniversary of European forefather Robert Schuman's European construction speech, the faltering Eurozone is looking more stable as EU leaders agreed to a loan for Athens. MEPs had their say on how future crises should be avoided d

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