EP Plenary session - Election of the new EP President

EP Plenary session - Opening of the sitting with the interpretation to the European anthem

Alleged transportation and illegal detention of prisoners in European countries by the CIA (debate)

Electronic identification of bovine animals (debate)

European standardisation (debate)

Order of business

Signature of acts adopted under the ordinary legislative procedure: see Minutes

Delegated acts (Rule 87a(6)): see Minutes

Corrigendum (Rule 216): see Minutes

Composition of political groups : see Minutes

Composition of committees and delegations : see Minutes

Request for the defence of parliamentary immunity : see Minutes

Request for the waiver of parliamentary immunity : see Minutes

Verification of credentials : see Minutes

Composition of Parliament : see Minutes

Statement by the President

Tribute

Approval of the minutes of the previous sitting

Resumption of the session

265163: Martin Schulz

Italian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Czech MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Polish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Finnish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Swedish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Hungarian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Spanish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

French MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Cyprus MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Maltese MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Portuguese MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Christa KLASS, Agnes SCHIERHUBER, Paul RUBIG, Hedwig KEPPELHOFF-WIECHERT

Meps in Stasbourg

The MEP Carole TONGUE during a meeting in Strasbourg in September 1996.

THE MEP Johanna BOOGERD-QUAAK during an exhibition in Brussels in September 1996.

The MEP Ria OOMEN-RUIJTEN in Brussels in September 1996.

The MEP Phillip WHITEHEAD meets the participants of the Tamworth - Bad walk in  Strasbourg in July 1996.

The MEPs Reinhard RACK and Othmar KARAS during a meeting in Brussels in September 1996.

The MEP Mar??a Mirja RYYNANEN during a session in Strasbourg in July 1996.

The MEP Luisa TODINI during a session in Brussels in September 1996.

Portrait of the MEP Mathieu GROSCH in Strasbourg in September 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets Zoltan GAL, Hungarian politician, in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Dick SPRING, Jacques SANTER EC President

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Dick SPRING, Irish Foreign Affairs Minister and Jacques SANTER EC President meet together in Strasbourg in July 1996.

The MEP Salvador JOVE PERES during a meeting in Strasbourg in July 1996.

The MEP Gay MITCHELL during a session in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Michel EBNER, Karl HABSBOURG-LOTHRINGEN, Markus FERBER

Michel EBNER, Karl HABSBOURG-LOTHRINGEN, Markus FERBER pose together in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Dick SPRING, Gay MITCHELL, Alonso Jose PUERTA

Dick SPRING, Irish Foriegn Affairs Minister,  Gay MITCHELL, Alonso Jose PUERTA during a Plenary session in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Doris PACK and Vlatko PAVLETIC, Speaker of the Croatian Parliament attend a meeting with the delegation for relations with the Republics of former Yugoslavia in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Jutta HAUG, Karel VAN MIERT, Karl Heinz BLAWERT

Jutta HAUG, Karel VAN MIERT, Karl Heinz BLAWERT meet together in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets with Dick SPRING, Irish Foriegn Affairs Minister in Strasbourg in July 1996.

The race is on, so it’s time to place bets on who the next President of the European Parliament will be: Jerzy Buzek, Mario Mauro, Graham Watson, Martin Schulz  or a surprise candidate from the Greens or GUE? Who is going to win the race?

Europarl Today: The bets are on for the President (extended version)

German MEPs seem to be ubiquitous in the European Parliament, but then one in every six EU citizens is German. Although national delegations are not directly proportionate to a country’s size, are they fair? Do the European Parliament, and the Commission

Studio: Germany’s place in an enlarged EU

From ex-EU Commissioners, to ex-Justice Ministers and show girls and TV personalities, the new European Parliament will be full of very important MEPs. But will their celebrity be enough to carry them through the next five years?

Europarl Today: VIP MEPs in the new Parliament (extended version)

Newly elected MEPs share their thoughts on the next 5 years. Barroso's candidacy is up for question and committee chairs are up for grabs.

Studio: Rookie MEPs discuss their game plans

In response to the recent violent repression of protests linked to suspected irregularities in the elections of June 12 in Iran, MEPs have called for a new election to be held. A delegation will be sent as soon as possible in the hope of finding a peacefu

Europarl Today: MEPs demand fresh elections in Iran

Europarl Today: MEPs demand fresh elections in Iran (Extended version)

MEPs are faced with a tough choice for Commission President: Barroso or nothing. The Portuguese Commission head is seen as a maleable ally by heads of state. A more head-strong Commission President would put pay to nation states plans to tread lightly on

The Debate: Barroso or a vacuum?

The Debate: Barroso or a vacuum? (Extended version)

Newly elected MEP Leonidas Donskis is a well-known philosopher in Lithuania, but he felt it time to enter the European arena to become a part of the political action rather than the political theory.

Interview Today: Lithuanian man of action not just ideas

Interview Today: Lithuanian man of action not just ideas (extended version)

A route less travelled for a MEP, Louis Michel is leaving the Commission behind to sit in the Parliament. As current Commissioner for Development hopes to continue his humanitarian work and defends the choice of his present boss Barroso to re-serve as Com

Interview Today: Development Commissioner takes up parliamentary seat

Interview Today: Development Commissioner takes up parliamentary seat (extended version)

From show girls and ex-EU Commissioners, to ex-Justice Ministers and TV personalities, the new European Parliament will be full of very important MEPs. But will their celebrity be enough to carry them through the next five years?

Europarl Today: VIP MEPs amongst rising stars in the new EP

Sweden is the next country to take charge of the 6-month rotating presidency of the EU. Taking over from the Czech presidency during a financial crisis is no small challenge, but top of the agenda is the upcoming Copenhagen summit, which some say will def

Europarl Today: Stockholm looks to Copenhagen as Sweden takes over the presidency

Like many others, Petr from the Czech Republic is concerned about how MEPs are paid and the possibility for anomalies. How it Works delves into how the recently revised pay and expenses works for all MEPs and their assistants.

How it Works: MEPs' pay and expenses

The new arrivals at the parliament must choose their political family, their president and split themselves up into working groups and get stuck in to solving the crisis.

A full plate for MEPs

Following the attacks on Madrid and London 2004-5, the EU adopted a series of pan-European measures to ensure the safety of its citizens. However, some see these attempts at protection as encroaching on civil liberties. Where should the line be drawn, and

Studio: EU citizens caught in cross-fire of war on Terrorism

This week: highlights from the election night, the first steps of a new MEP, and the battle for the presidency of the Parliament.

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