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Kratke vijesti – 2023-01-16 - hrvatski

Kratke vijesti – 2023-01-13 - hrvatski

Kratke vijesti – 2023-01-12 - hrvatski

Kratke vijesti – 2023-01-11 - hrvatski

Kratke vijesti – 2023-01-10 - hrvatski

Edith Steinschreiber Bruck nacque nel 1931 a Tiszabercel, un piccolo comune ungherese, quasi al confine con la Slovacchia e l’Ucraina, Scrittrice, poetessa, sceneggiatrice, regista, autrice teatrale e traduttrice, è sopravvissuta alla Shoah. Questa è la sua storia.

“Luci, nel buio più totale”. Edith Bruck, la storia di una sopravvissuta

Edith Steinschreiber Bruck rođena je 1931. u Tiszabercelu, gradiću u Mađarskoj blizu tromeđe sa Slovačkom i Ukrajinom. Prije nego što je postala spisateljica, pjesnikinja, scenaristkinja, režiserka, dramaturginja i prevoditeljica, Edith Bruck je preživjela holokaust. Poslušajmo njezinu priču. Stotine priča, dokumenata, fotografija i videa koje objavljuju građani iz čitave Europe. Ovo je „Moja priča”, projekt Europskog parlamenta u kojem se isprepliću europska povijest i životi građana.

Tračci svjetla u najdubljoj tami Edith Bruck – priča preživjele

Kratke vijesti – 2023-01-09 - hrvatski

The European Union has set itself a double target: a 50 % reduction in the overall use of and risk from chemical plant protection products,and a 50% reduction in the use of more hazardous ones by 2030. A proposed regulation on the sustainable use of plant protection products would require EU countries to contribute collectively to achieving these EU-wide targets through the adoption and attainment of binding national targets. To protect biodiversity and citizens' health, the use of all plant protection products would be banned in specific, sensitive areas. While environmental organisations are pushing for more ambition, the farming community is concerned about the lack of alternatives for farmers, the broad coverage of sensitive areas, and consequences for business continuity.

EPRS podcast policy - Sustainable use of plant protection products

The European media freedom act proposes a new set of rules and mechanisms to promote media pluralism and independence across the European Union. The aim is to prevent political interference in editorial decisions and ensure transparency of media ownership. The proposed act stresses the importance of an independent and adequately funded public service media, and seeks to protect journalists from having to disclose their sources and from the use of spyware against them.

EPRS podcast policy - European media freedom act

As AI spreads into workplaces, workers and employers are increasingly confronted with applications and software that affect labour relations. While AI systems could be introduced with the explicit aim of improving working conditions, this cannot be expected in general and evidence suggests that it may be the exception. In this podcast, we’ll talk about the impacts that artificial intelligence applications may have on our workplaces and how policymakers and legislators in the EU will need to ensure that it works for and not against us.

EPRS podcast - STOA: Using artificial intelligence in workplace management

The volume of online child sexual abuse materials (CSAM) and frequency of grooming activities, increasingly targeting younger children, is rising sharply. Reporting of suspected online child sexual abuse increased by 35 % in 2021 compared with 2020, representing a historical peak. The proposed regulation laying down rules to prevent and combat child sexual abuse would require interpersonal communication services and others to search proactively for CSAM materials and grooming activities targeting children. However, this poses many concerns regarding privacy, security and law enforcement investigations.

EPRS podcast policy - Combating child sexual abuse online

Kratke vijesti – 2022-12-21 - hrvatski

Kratke vijesti – 2022-12-20 - hrvatski

Kratke vijesti – 2022-12-19 - hrvatski

Solarna energija ima mnoge prednosti: jeftina je, čista i najbrže je rastući izvor energije u posljednjem desetljeću. Može se koristiti za proizvodnju električne i toplinske energije te doprinijeti smanjenju Unijine ovisnosti o uvozu energije. Međutim, i dalje postoje određeni izazovi. Saznajmo kako će se Europska unija suočiti s njima i kako bi joj upotreba solarne energije mogla pomoći u zelenoj tranziciji prema klimatskoj neutralnosti.

Solarna energija u Europskoj uniji - hrvatski

REGI-  Confirmation hearing of Raffaele FITTO, European Commissioner-designate for Cohesion and Reforms

AFET -  Confirmation hearing of Kaja KALLAS, European Commissioner-designate for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy

Joachim STREIT in the EP in Brussels

Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety

ENVI

Committee on Legal Affairs

JURI

Press conference by Christine SCHNEIDER and Peter LIESE, on Nature Restoration Law: good intentions, bad design

Article 17 seminar on the 30th Anniversary of the EU Single Market

Press conference by César LUENA, rapporteur on EU's nature restoration law

IMCO - JURI

IMCO

Press Seminar LUX Audience Award 2023

Committee on Transport and Tourism

TRAN

Committee on Fisheries

PECH

Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality

FEMM

Delegation to the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly / Plenary session

DACP

Committee on Budgetary Control - Interparliamentary committee meeting

CONT

Committee on Petitions

PETI

Committee on Foreign Affairs - Interparliamentary Committee Meeting

AFET

Committee on International Trade

INTA

Committee on Regional Development

REGI

ECON JURI - Confirmation hearing of Valdis DOMBROVSKIS, European Commissioner-designate for Economy and Productivity, Implementation and Simplification

BUDG CONT - Confirmation hearing of Piotr Arkadiusz SERAFIN, European Commissioner-designate for Budget, Anti-Fraud and Public Administration - Press point

European Parliament Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought - Interview

Quaestors family  photo

Press briefing The Left

EP Plenary session - Commission statement - Parliament's call for the Right to Disconnect – 3 years after

EP Plenary session - European Health Data Space

EP Plenary session - Voting session

Press conference on the European Elections 2024 report

Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought - Event with  EPLO Rome

Press conference of the the laureates of the 2023 Sakharov Prize

EP Plenary session - Award of the Sakharov Prize 2023

Press briefing Renew Europe

Press briefing S&D group

EP Plenary session - Oral question - EU-Taiwan trade and investment relations

Press briefing EPP

Media Seminar - European Parliament Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought - Meeting with finalists

Media Seminar - European Parliament Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought - Meeting with laureates

EMPL - FEMM Trilogue on Equality

MEPs vote for a budget for next year that will pay the bills, Parliament trims its financial sails and Martin Schulz makes an official visit to Ireland.

Battle for 2013 budget / EP cuts costs / President visits Dublin

New concerns over Europe's nuclear power plants: 'big investments needed' to improve safety, rescue and emergency planning.

Nuclear Europe under stress

Two MEPs look at the pros and cons of quotas for women in company boardrooms, and Parliament cancels its November mini session in Brussels.

Gender equality / Brussels mini plenary

Parliament wants cautious approach to 'fracking', with insistence that operators pay for damage or pollution.

MEPs cautious over shale gas

MEPs move to improve protection of EU citizens caught in natural disaster or political crisis abroad - or just needing consular support.

Help! Au secours! Apua!

Leading MEPs debate Van Rompuy plan for EMU, art from Cyprus is exhibited at the Parliament and Foreign Affairs Committee MEPs host Tunisian leader Hamadi Jebali.

Monetary union / Cyprus art / Tunisian leader at the EP

MEPs are negotiating nearly 7,500 amendments on the future of Europe’s farm policy, with 40% of the EU budget at stake.

7,500 amendments to CAP reform

New measures to enhance safety for Europe’s ever-growing numbers of motorcyclists – and to reduce the pollution they cause.

Talking point: Two-wheel hazards

Euro MPs scrutinise Council accounts for 2010, MEP Othmar Karas attends UN General Assembly and Greek opposition leader Alexis Tsipras visits Parliament.

Council's cash / MEP in NYC / Greek crisis

Increasing infringements of Europe's intellectual property rights threaten growth – MEPs want to give customs officers more ability to stop fakes.

Counterfeits: MEPs visit customs

MEPs are demanding adequate decision making powers over the proposed banking union and ask if it won't divide Europe.

Yes or no to banking union

Parliament is urging the Member States to commit more efforts and political attention to solving citizens' and businesses' cross-border problems.

Do you have a problem with the internal market?

Vote on EU anti-fraud body postponed, diverging views on multilingualism at the Parliament, and Provence city gears up for European culture capital.

Budget control / Languages / Marseille

Parliament looks at the 2012 Sakharov Prize candidates, ministers still disagree over conserving fish stocks and MEPs condemn the 'undemocratic' election in Belarus.

Sakharov Prize / Fisheries reform / Belarus election

Following Libor interest fixing scandal in London, MEPs tackle a culture of market manipulation by banks with proposals for punitive fines and long prison terms.

Fightback against market abuse

MEPs consider ways to strengthen the EU's anti-fraud office to combat the misuse of EU funds that could be costing the Union €120 billion a year, and possibly more...

Fighting fraud to save billions

In a packed agenda MEPs are set to discuss combating the culture of financial market manipulation and will reveal the nominees for this year's Sakharov Prize.

On the Agenda: Market manipulation and human rights

Chinese and EU leaders meet at a time of disagreement over solar panels, but human rights not on the agenda and no major decisions expected.

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