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    06 Sep 17
    MEPs complain that Commission suffers from 'structural discrimination'
    Budget and human resources Commissioner Günther Oettinger has been accused of going back on his word to protect workers who come from ethnic, racial and religious minorities.
    06 Sep 17
    Refugee crisis: ECJ rules against Hungary and Slovakia
    A key ruling by the European Court of Justice on member states' refugee obligations has generally been welcomed by MEPs.
    06 Sep 17
    Rights of EU citizens in post-Brexit UK, ‘number one priority’ warns EU parliament chief
    Parliament’s president Antonio Tajani criticises UK for ‘not very clear’ position on Brexit.
    05 Sep 17
    Verhofstadt again warns of limited progress on Brexit talks
    European Parliament Brexit coordinator Guy Verhofstradt has again said that the slow pace of the Brexit negotiations has resulted in poor progress on several crucial topics.
    04 Sep 17
    EU leaders condemn latest North Korean nuclear test
    EU policymakers have strongly condemned North Korea's latest nuclear test.
    01 Sep 17
    Tajani: Relocation of London-based EU agencies must be done in full transparency
    European Parliament President Antonio Tajani has insisted that any decision on the future of the UK-based EU agencies post-Brexit must be based on objective criteria.
    31 Aug 17
    MEPs approve new rules to protect workers from carcinogens
    Parliament has approved new EU rules which are designed to protect workers from carcinogens and mutagens in the workplace.
    31 Aug 17
    Guy Verhofstadt warns of slow progress on Brexit talks
    Guy Verhofstadt has told MEPs that progress in the talks between the EU and UK have been slow and that it may be difficult to make sufficient progress on issues such as citizens' rights by October. 
    31 Aug 17
    Frans Timmermans: No concrete measures from Poland to address EU concerns
    European Commission First Vice-President Frans Timmermans voiced "new and grave concerns" over the EU's increasingly tense dispute with Poland. 
    30 Aug 17
    Commission urged to consider emergency aid for Northern Ireland
    Irish MEP Mairead McGuinness has called on the European Commission to consider possible emergency aid to help those affected by recent flash flooding in Northern Ireland. 
    30 Aug 17
    Tajani: UK government must come forward with clear positions for Brexit talks to progress
    European Parliament President Antonio Tajani has voiced his "concern and desire" to see "real progress" being made in the Brexit negotiations between the EU and UK.
    29 Aug 17
    MEPs set to approve €1.2bn in recovery aid for Italy
    MEPs are set to approve using €1.2bn from the EU solidarity fund (EUSF) to aid the recovery of the Italian regions of Abruzzo, Lazio, Marche and Umbria following recent earthquakes.
    29 Aug 17
    EU-wide fire safety campaign launched
    A new EU-wide campaign has been launched to help raise the profile of fire safety in buildings.
    28 Aug 17
    Brexit talks resume
    Britain's talks on leaving the EU resumed on Monday amid a deepening standoff over the UK's financial obligations and fresh fears about security when the UK finally exits the EU.
    28 Aug 17
    Lobbyists attempting to shape Brexit talks, claim campaigners
    Corporate Europe Observatory and Global Justice Now have accused the UK's Department for Exiting the EU and the EU Brexit task force of discriminating against citizens and NGOs.
    25 Aug 17
    GUE/NGL group furious over Estonian presidency Day of Remembrance event
    A furious row has flared over claims that Estonia has used its EU Council presidency to focus on "communist crimes" in history.
    24 Aug 17
    MEPs fuming over Interpol arrests of Erdoğan critics
    MEPs have rounded on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for his latest actions.
    22 Aug 17
    Northern Ireland Local Government Association not impressed with UK's Irish border proposals
    The UK government has been accused of being "miles away" from tackling the Irish border issue in the current Brexit talks with the EU.
    21 Aug 17
    Juncker and Tajani condemn Barcelona and Turku attacks
    Jean-Claude Juncker and Antonio Tajani have joined forces in condemning the two recent terrorist attacks in Barcelona and Finland.
    21 Aug 17
    Brexit: Ashley Fox welcomes UK's customs union plans
    UK ECR group MEP Ashley Fox has welcomed the UK government's proposals for a future customs relationship with the EU.
    16 Aug 17
    Brexit: David Davis slams EU residency rights offer
    The UK’s Brexit Secretary David Davis has said the EU is offering British nationals living in EU member states restricted residency rights post-Brexit.
    11 Aug 17
    EU Commission marks International Youth Day
    The European Commission has said the Erasmus education scheme is an example of how Europe can “pull together” in adversity.
    11 Aug 17
    EU Commission monitoring fipronil egg crisis
    The European Commission says it is closely monitoring the egg crisis rapidly engulfing Europe.
    09 Aug 17
    Refugees: Former MEP urges EU Parliament to intervene in Mediterranean
    Former Greens MEP Monica Frassoni has angrily hit out at the “ongoing criminalisation of NGOs” who help migrants in the Mediterranean.
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