EP Plenary session - Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament - First ballot

Roberta METSOLA, EP President meets with António COSTA, President elected of the European Council

Committee on Fisheries

PECH

Committee on Petitions

PETI

Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

ECON

Committee on Employment and Social Affairs

EMPL

Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

ITRE

Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

LIBE

Subcommittee on Security and Defence

SEDE

Committee on Constitutional Affairs

AFCO

Subcommittee on Human Rights

DROI

Committee on Budgetary Control

CONT

Committee on Transport and Tourism

TRAN

Committee on Development

DEVE

Committee on Culture and Education

CULT

S&D Group press point

Italian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Spanish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Swedish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Slovenian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Bulgarian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Valerie DEVAUX and her team in the EP in Brussels

MEP Daniel Luis VARELA SUANZES CARPEGNA at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Inside the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Meeting at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Phillip WHITEHEAD, Eryl Margaret McNALLY, Hugh KERR, Peter TRUSCOTT, Arlene McCARTHY, Veronica HARDSTAFF, Imelda Mary READ, Susan WADDINGTON, Angela BILLINGHAM

MEPs Phillip WHITEHEAD, Eryl Margaret McNALLY, Hugh KERR, Peter TRUSCOTT, Arlene McCARTHY, Veronica HARDSTAFF, Imelda Mary READ, Susan WADDINGTON and Angela BILLINGHAM at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Meeting in support of the 1000th day of the Siege of Sarajevo at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

HOFFMANN, Lord STERLING, Martin BANGEMANN, Alan John DONNELLY, Brigitte LANGENHAGEN, Roberto SPECIALE

Nuala AHERN, Hanumappa SUDARSHAN, Bernhard RAPKAY

Signature at the European Parliament in Brussels

Press Conference at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Arthur Stanley NEWENS, Mark Phillip HENDRICK, Pauline GREEN, Shaun Mark SPIERS, John E TOMLINSON

MEPs Arthur Stanley NEWENS, Mark Phillip HENDRICK, Pauline GREEN, Shaun Mark SPIERS and John E TOMLINSON at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets with MEP Ben FAYOT

Stephen HUGHES, Klaus HANSCH EP President

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets with MEP Stephen HUGHES

Meeting at the European Parliament in Brussels

Presentation of ECU Coins at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

MEP Barbara Lochbihler speaks in plenary as author on Iran

MEP Barbara Lochbihler - Plenary debate on Iran

With the Lisbon Treaty 'things can only get better' for Tony Blair, whose name has been mentioned for the post of President of the Council, though not everyone is convinced of his candidacy. A single president is included in the treaty to replace the six

The News: A President for Europe?

Making Europe more effective requires a pooling of resources according to social democrat MEP Vladimír Manka. Effective measures would include a re-think on translation, and investment in technologies of the future, going green will create more jobs.

The News: Invest in green technologies says MEP Manka

A first for the new parliament, and a trial by fire for Commission President Barroso who had to answer twenty questions in sixty minutes. The new procedure seemed to please most MEPs, but the jury is still out on his aswers.

The News: Barroso in the hot seat

The Wall divided a whole country as well as the city of Berlin and, on an individual level, families. Underground tunnels attempted to  bring relatives together again.

The News: Remembering the Berlin Wall

Czech President Václav Klaus is yet to sign on the dotted line. Some reports suggest he is holding out for UK elections; whereby potentially victorious Tory Eurosceptics might repeal Lisbon approval. Czech MEP Zuzana Roithová analyses his game plan.

The News: Lisbon Treaty waiting game

Swine flu fear has the world in it’s grip, and Belgian health authorities are rolling out preventative actions. EuroparlTV went to St Luc’s hospital in Belgium to make it’s own risk assessment.

Reporter: Preventing pandemic panic in Belgium

The Lisbon Treaty sets out a European External Action Service which will be responsible for EU Foreign policy and MEPs want some say in the matter, however, some Member States are throwing a spanner in the works.

The News: Battle lines drawn in foreign affairs

What surprised the former Commission President was Europe's able handling of the aftermath.

Interview: Jacques Delors - Changes symbolised by the fall of the Wall were no surprise

MEPs will be heading to Copenhagen this December in an effort to sway the heads of state and government to commit to climate change actions. They will be looking to hold President Obama to climate pledges, but they recognise that India and China carry a l

The News: From Brussels to Copenhagen

Twenty years after the fall of the Wall, Berlin residents take EuroparlTV through the city's streets and recount the reality of living with the Wall.

Reporter: Life alongside the Wall

A string of extraordinary events led to the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. Hungary, a Communist country itself at the time, played no small role in them. In the studio to discuss the before and after of German and indeed European reunificati

Focus: The fall of the Berlin Wall

H1N1 will have a huge economic impact on the UK, the country hardest hit by the pandemic. Doctors predict hundreds of thousands will suffer from the deadly virus.

Reporter: UK braced for more swine flu deaths

Rebecca Harms, co-president of the Greens/European Free Alliance, presents the group's priorities in the European Parliament.

Political Groups: Greens/EFA

Fugitives from East Germany spilt their blood at the Berlin Wall. Artists in West Berlin covered it with paint. All were united in their hatred of this dividing line.

Reporter: Painting over the divide

This year's journalism prizes went to German, Hungarian and Polish reporters in the areas of print/TV, online, and radio respectively. EuroparlTV caught up with vice-president Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou who chaired the proceedings to get her views on journalism

The News: Rewarding Journalism

This was the sentiment expressed by Jerzy Buzek during the Journalism prize-giving ceremony at the European Parliament today. Chosen for their contribution to understanding the EU; the winners were narrowed down from 65 nominees, with Germans, a Hungarian

The News: Journalists - Europe needs YOU!

MEPs will continue discussing the Lisbon Treaty, and especially how to get that final, elusive signature needed for its ratification. They will also go over questions related to what would be the EU’s very own diplomatic network, preparations for the Cope

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