INTA Committee - State of play of EU trade policy - Exchange of views with Sabine WEYAND, Director-general of DG Trade, Commission

SANT Subcommittee

Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

LIBE

Committee on Transport and Tourism

TRAN

Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

ITRE

Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development

AGRI

Committee on Foreign Affairs / Policy Department: External Policies

AFET

Subcommittee on Human Rights

DROI

Committee on Development

DEVE

Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

IMCO

Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

ECON

Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety

ENVI

Joint meeting

Briefing on parliamentary agenda

UNKN

Dates of forthcoming sittings : see Minutes

Adjournment of the session

Forwarding of texts adopted during the sitting : see Minutes

Explanations of vote

Silvia SARDONE in the EP in Strasbourg

Isabella LOVIN in the EP in Strasbourg

Ulrike LUNACEK, Dubravka SUICA, S. HAMITTI

7th EP-Kosovo Inter-Parliamentary Meeting

Pina PICIERNO, Anna Maria CORAZZA BILDT, Beatriz BECERRA BASTERRECHEA

Roundtable discussion ' Single Seat Campaign Steering Group Meeting '

Antonis SAMARAS - leader of Nea Dimokratia Party meets with Guy VERHOFSTADT

Elisabeth MORIN-CHARTIER on press conference on Youth Employment

EU-Iceland Joint Parliamentary Committee meeting

Martin SCHULZ - EP President, Zanda KALNINA LUKASEVICA - Parliamentary State Secretary for EU Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

EP President - LEX signing: mobilisation of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund on cooperation in budgetary matters and on sound financial management

Bruno GOLLNISCH, Anne SANDER, Csaba SOGOR, Pedro SILVA PEREIRA

35th EU-Japan Interparliamentary meeting (IPM)

Plenary session week 18 2015 in Strasbourg - Explanations of votes

Louise WEISS bust

Plenary session week 18 2015 in Strasbourg - votes

Marlene MIZZI during catch the eyes in plenary session week 18 2015 in Stasbourg

Mihai TURCANU voting in plenary session week 18 2015 in Strasbourg.

Lorenzo FONTANA voting in pleanry session week 18 2015 in Strasbourg

Alfred SANTduring his 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

Antonis SAMARAS, Martin SCHULZ - EP President

EP President meets with Leader of the Nea Dimokratia Party

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

Jana ZITNANSKA in the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Martin SCHULZ - EP President, Davide BORRELLI

EP President meets with Davide BORRELLI

Is internet access a fundamental human right? How should copyright be protected online? How about personal data? Are we facing a society addicted to social networking applications like Facebook? EuroparlTV talked to Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the

The Interview: Give them a way to do the right thing – Tim Berners-Lee

Green technology is not normally what you'd associate with China. As the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, China is looking to clean-up its act ahead of the Copenhagen Conference. We went to Suntech Power in Wuxi to investigate.

Reporter: China - seeing Green

As the EU concedes the failure of its fisheries policy, experts report that bluefin tuna are being fished out of existence in the Mediterranean, one of only two breeding grounds in the world. EuroparlTV gets different views on how to save stocks and livel

Crossborder: Too many fishermen, too few fish

The ice melts. Fishing becomes harder, but some Greenlanders look forward to mining and oil exploration.

Reporter: Effects of global warming on Greenland

The world is heating up. How can we save it? The whole world is getting together in Copenhagen to try and find common solutions. What will the EU propose? MEP Corinne Lepage responds.

Backstage: Tell me! Climate change

At the European Council in Brussels all eyes were on British and French leaders Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy. They put aside past economic rivalries to set the agenda on economic contributions to help developing countries combat climate change. In res

Flash: Anglo-French deal dominates Brussels summit

What powers does the EU have? What rights do consumers have across borders? How can consumers protect their data? What about downloading music? MEPs set the record straight.

Q&A: Consumers Rights

One of the winners of the Sakharov Prize 2009, Oleg Orlov talks to us from the offices in Russia where he battles everyday for the respect of human rights. Though Memorial was originally established to document past human rights abuses in the hope that re

Interview: Oleg Orlov working so that 'the totalitarian past is not repeated'

The climate summit is in the spotlight. Is China a model pupil or a serial offender in its green credentials? Can the EU go some way to addressing the emissions issue? MEP Lepage, BussinessEurope representative Folkner Franz and from the Chinese Mission t

Focus: From Beijing to Copenhagen - combating climate change

Should Turkey join the European Union? Is the country putting any effort into it, and is the EU helping or hindering? EuroparlTV asked, and Turks in Turkey and Belgium answered.

Viewpoint: Turkey's entry into the EU

The EU is leading the way in climate protection, and must act accordingly. Jo Leinen, Chairman of the Environment Committee, wants to see the 30/30 still in play: a 30% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, and 30 billion euros in aid to developing count

The European offer must be made more concrete - MEP Jo Leinen

The last plenary session of the year will approve next year's budget, which includes emergency provisions to tackle the dairy sector crisis. Other items on the agenda include the award of the Sakharov Prize to Russian human rights NGO Memorial. Although t

December plenary to decide 2010 budget

Heated negotiations are underway as delegates try to overcome key stumbling blocks. The emerging countries have raised the pressure by adopting a common line: they are calling for binding commitments  for developed countries, and that includes the US.

Climate change summit hots up

Time isn't on the side of representatives in Copenhagen, with days packed to the brim with meetings, events and canvassing. However, the EU's chief climate negotiator Artur Runge-Metzger remains optimistic about the outcome.

Interview: 'The political momentum is there' for climate deal - Artur Runge-Metzger

If nothing is done about climate change, the small island nation of Tuvalu will cease to exist in 50 years. Already now its inhabitants are fleeing the rising seas - the first climate change refugees. Prime Minister Apisai Ielemia came to the European Par

Soon gone

UK MEP Chris Davies backs Tuvalu in its attempts to push the climate deal further on the issue of a legally binding   protocol. He claims it is in the whole world's interest to fight to get 'the best possible deal'.

Interview: It's in the world's interest that Tuvalu 'rocks the boat'

The Democratic Republic of Congo is home to the world's second largest rainforest. Environment Minister José Endundo Bononge asks Europe to open its eyes to the interlinked destinies of Europe and Africa. Climate change is a matter to be negotiated equita

Interview: Europe cannot forget Africa - José Endundo Bononge

Day 3 brings the consequences of the leaked document purporting to have the Copenhagen deal signed, sealed and delivered in the hands of rich countries. Developing countries are up in arms about the so-called 'stitch-up'.

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