European integration has been a key driver of economic growth, peace and social prosperity. But challenges remain and crises could arise. In one of its latest studies, “Increasing European added value in an age of global challenges: Mapping the cost of non-Europe (2022-2032)”, EPRS finds that more EU action in 50 policy areas could bring large gains to society, up to more than €2.8 trillion per year by 2032. In this podcast, we will look at the benefits from more EU action in the area of defence.

EPRS podcast policy - Mapping the cost of non-Europe: EU common defence

SEDE Exchange of views EU Defence Research Networks and the future of EU defence research

Plenary session week 27 2017 in Strasbourg - Topical debate - EU defence plan and the future of Europe (jointly with VP Katainen)

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Plenary session week 27 2017 in Strasbourg - EU defence plan and the future of Europe

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Public Hearing of the Subcommittee on Defence (SEDE) on ' International efforts to combat ISIL: military and strategic dimension'

Control of the acquisition and possession of weapons - Firearms Directive

Visit of Jerzy BUZEK, President of the European Parliament to the European Defence Agency EDA.

EP President meets the Deputy Chief Executive (Operations) of the European Defence Agency.

This infoclip illustrates the EU's Strategy for Security and Defence, featuring exterior and interior views of planes on patrol, various navy shots, and footage of drones operated via remote control. It also shows Ukrainian troops and Leopard 2 tanks in action. Footage is courtesy of NATO, see conditions of use: https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natolive/68162.htm

Infoclip: EU Strategy for Security and Defence

Piecas dienas pēc Krievijas karaspēka iebrukšanas Ukrainā valsts prezidents Volodimirs Zelenskis uzrunāja Eiropas Parlamentu videosavienojumā no aplenktās Kijevas. Savā kaismīgajā runā viņš slavēja ukraiņu drosmi, nosodīja bezjēdzīgo slepkavošanu un aicināja Eiropas Parlamentu atbalstīt Ukrainas pieteikumu par iestāšanos ES. * Noskatieties pilnu 2022. gada 1. marta runas ierakstu Eiropas Parlamenta Multimediju centrā: http://epyoutube.eu/speechZelenskyy

Volodimira Zelenska runa par karu Ukrainā | Eiropas Parlaments

Polijas prezidents Lehs Valensa 1991. gadā izklāstīja savu redzējumu par Polijas nākotni Eiropā pēc komunistiskā režīma sabrukuma. Bijušais kuģubūvētavas strādnieks Valensa vadīja "Solidaritāti" – kustību par demokrātiju, kas veicināja komunistiskā režīma sabrukumu Polijā 1989. gadā. Uzrunā Eiropas Parlamentā viņš runāja par cerībām un sarežģījumiem, kuri saistās ar bijušā Austrumeiropas bloka valstu integrāciju plašākā Eiropas saimē. *Noskatieties visu runu Eiropas Parlamenta Multimediju centrā.

Leha Valensas runa par nākotni pēc komunistiskā režīma | Eiropas Parlaments

The European Parliament has called for urgent action to counter hate speech and hate crime.     
MEPs say they should be added to the list of so-called Euro-crimes, meaning common standards and sanctions across the EU.     

They want to extend the current EU framework - which covers hatred based on race, skin colour, religion and ethnicity - to include sex, sexual orientation, age and disability.    
 
Parliament also called for measures to stop the internet and social media being used to spread hate.

MEPs call for tough EU-wide rules to tackle hate speech and hate crime

On 1 November 1993, the Maastricht Treaty came into force! It marked a new stage in the process of European integration by creating 'an ever-closer union among the peoples of Europe'.   

The Treaty is the cornerstone of the European Union that we know today. It gave more power to the people by increasing the lawmaking powers of the European Parliament!  

Did you know that thanks to the Maastricht Treaty you, as EU citizen, can vote and stand in EU elections in any EU country? Your next chance is in June 2024!

The Maastricht Treaty: 30 years of ever-closer union

As Russia’s full-on invasion of Ukraine enters its second year, many refugees have picked up the pieces of their shattered lives and are rebuilding them in the European Union. Their stories are a tale of strength, resilience and solidarity. Here, four of them, living in Germany, Poland and Spain, tell their stories.        
      
The European Parliament continues to stand by Ukraine and its people. Learn more: http://epyoutube.eu/UkraineOneYearOn

Meet Ukrainian refugees who fled the war

MEPs welcomed the International Criminal Court’s decision to issue an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin. The Russian president stands accused of war crimes over the alleged deportation of Ukrainian children.  

Parliament has repeated its call to establish a special tribunal to hold Russian leaders accountable for the crime of aggression against Ukraine.

Parliament welcomes ICC arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin

2022. gada 24. februārī Kremlis sāka visaptverošu uzbrukumu Ukrainai. Neprovocētais, nepamatotais un nelikumīgais karš pret kaimiņu šokēja pasauli un mainīja Eiropas attiecības ar Krieviju. ES un Eiropas Parlaments turpina solidarizēties ar Kijivu, nosodot Krievijas agresiju, nosakot sankcijas vainīgajiem un sniedzot finansiālu un materiālu palīdzību Ukrainas un ES iedzīvotājiem.

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