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

EP Plenary session - Election of the new EP President

Press briefing The Left

Last minute session briefing

Pre-session briefing

Press Conference: Ulrike LUNACEK, AFET rapporteur

Committee on Transport and Tourism

Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection

Press point: Martin SCHULZ - President of the European Parliament - and Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba - Secretary General of PSOE

Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety

Committee on Fisheries

Committee on Budgets

Committee on Foreign Affairs

Committee on Employment and Social Affairs

Committee on Constitutional Affairs

Press point: Martin SCHULZ - President of the European Parliament - and Gjorge IVANOV - President of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Press point: Martin SCHULZ - President of the European Parliament - and Ivica DAČIĆ - Prime Minister of Serbia

Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs

Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality

Committee on International Trade

Hungarian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Czech MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Austrian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Lithuanian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Polish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

French MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Spanish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Belgian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

German MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Finnish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term

Estonian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Latvian MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Irish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Swedish MEPs official portraits - 10th Parliamentary term.

Vlatko PAVLETIC, Klaus HANSCH EP President

Klaus HANSCH EP President, meets Vlatko PAVLETIC, Speaker of the Croatian Parliament in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Harash NARANG during a meeting in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Jacques SANTER European Commission President, meets Viviane REDING in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Alexander FREY during a meeting in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Mark Francis WATTS, Neil KINNOCK pose together with a placard of the

Blagovest SENDOV, Milos ZEMAN, Toomas SAVI, Zoltan GAL, Ilga KREITUSE, Klaus HANSCH EP President, Juozas BERNATONIS, Joseph ZYCH Adrian NASTASE, van GASPAROVIC, Joseph SKOLC

Meeting with representatives of Candidate Countries in Brussels in July 1996.

The MEP Irene Barbara Lilia SOLTWEDEL-SCHAFER during a meeting in Strasbourg in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Blagovest SENDOV

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets IBlagovest SENDOV, Bulgarian politician, in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets Milos ZEMAN, Speaker of the Czech Chamber of Deputies, in Brussels in July 1996.

The MEP Michael J. HINDLEY during a radio interview in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, meets Kris PATTEN, European Commissioner in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Adrian NASTASE

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets Adrian NASTASE, Romanian Deputy, in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Stephen Edmund FROW, Glyn FORD

Klaus HANSCH EP President, and Glyn FORD meet Stephen Edmund FROW  in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets Ilga KREITUSE, President of the Latvian Saeimas, in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President during a meeting in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President, Juozas BERNATONIS

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets Juozas BERNATONIS, member of the Lithuanian Seimas, in Brussels in July 1996.

Klaus HANSCH EP President meets Joseph SKOLC, President of the National Assembly of Slovenia, in Brussels in July 1996.

Ivan GASPAROVIC, Klaus HANSCH EP President

Ivan GASPAROVIC, President of Slovakia meets Klaus HANSCH EP President,  in Brussels in July 1996.

Hans-Gert Pöttering has come to the end of his presidency and the battle has begun for the next President of the new European Parliament.

Who will be the next President of the European Parliament?

Maurice Ponga ir Francijas eirodeputāts no Jaunkaledonijas, kas atrodas Klusā okeāna vidū. Viņš cer panākt, lai attīstības jautājumi būtu jaunā Parlamenta darba kārtības prioritāte.

Šodien Eiropas Parlamentā: Eirodeputāts no Antipodu salām

Šodien Eiropas Parlamentā: Eirodeputāts no Antipodu salām (paplašinātā versija)

After intense discussions the new political groupings are by and large fixed. The composition comprises the EPP, which lost the ED in its name when UK, Czech and Polish Conservatives formed their own party, the Conservatives and Reformists. On the left, t

Europarl Today: Political make-over for European Parliament

Europarl Today: Political make-over for European Parliament (Extended version)

Firebrand MEP Daniel Cohn-Bendit makes it known that a repeat of Barroso and a 'berlusconian' candidate for EP president will be less than welcome in the Green camp.

The Interview:  Mauro and Barroso means war, says Cohn-Bendit

Pēc Eiropas Padomes sanāksmes, kurā Eiropas līderi atbalstīja Barroso, vienīgais šķērslis ir Eiropas Parlaments. Ņemot vērā to, ka EPP ir galvenais noteicējs Parlamentā un ka viņi atbalsta Barroso vadīt Komisiju, ļoti iespējams, ka Barroso izdosies kļūt p

Šodien Eiropas Parlamentā: Barroso drošs uzvarētājs kā Komisijas priekšsēdētājs?

Following the European Council's meeting where Barroso was given the thumbs-up by European leaders, the only remaining hurdle is the European Parliament. Considering the fact that the EPP holds sway in the parliament and they favour Barroso to head the Co

Europarl Today: Barroso, a shoo-in for Commission President? (extended version)

Lothar Bisky MEP analyses the week's events. He talks of the threat that the extreme-right gains in the European Elections poses to Europe, and how the political make-up of the EP will make for an interesting 5 year legislature, as well as addressing the

Studio: Digesting the week 15-19 June 2009

Lithuanian MEP, Radvile Morkunaite, aged 25, is one of the youngest in the European Parliament but she already has key experience in politics, such as the well known Nord Stream citizens' initiative.

Interview Today: Lithuanian ingenue hopes to revitalize energy in Europe

Newly elected MEP Nikki Sinclaire is campaigning for her own redundancy as she believes Britain is better governed from Westminster.

Interview Today: "I want my country back" says UKIP MEP Sinclaire

Interview Today: "I want my country back" says UKIP MEP Sinclaire (extended version)

50 students meet in Krzyżowa, Poland, to discuss the support that the European Union offers to young people looking for their first job.

Talking Europe: Should Europe support youth employment?

Talking Europe: Should Europe support youth employment? (extended version)

Lavinia from Malta is concerned about the new statute for MEPs concerning expenses and whether it will be enough to stop possible fraud. How it Works finds out how far the new statute stretches.

How it Works: Fraud Squad

Nesen ievēlētā eirodeputāte no Rumānijas Monica-Luisa Macovei pielietos savu pieredzi, ko guvusi kā bijusī tieslietu ministre, lai mēģinātu panākt pārredzamību ES finansējumā, ne tikai Rumānijā, bet arī visā ES.

Dienas intervija: Bijusī tieslietu ministre iedibina likumu

Dienas intervija: Bijusī tieslietu ministre iedibina likumu (paplašinātā versija)

Nupat ievēlētais EPD Tēvs Mitro Repo no Somijas atradis otro aicinājumu politikā pēc pavadītajiem gadiem pareizticīgo baznīcā. Viņš domā, ka sociāldemokrātija ir politiskā izvēle, kas vislabāk savienojama ar kristīgo ticību, un cer, ka sociālā Eiropa būs

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