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    Tajani urges ‘real Marshall Plan for Africa’ bolstered by ‘massive’ private sector investment
    19 Jun
    Tajani urges ‘real Marshall Plan for Africa’ bolstered by ‘massive’ private sector investment
    European Parliament President Antonio Tajani has repeated his call for a "real Marshall Plan for Africa" backed by “massive” private sector investment.
    ‘Toxic politics’ hampering efforts to tackle refugee crisis, says former UK foreign minister
    19 Jun
    ‘Toxic politics’ hampering efforts to tackle refugee crisis, says former UK foreign minister
    Former UK foreign minister David Miliband says that “toxic politics” in some Member States is hindering efforts to tackle the ongoing refugee crisis.
    Russia did not interfere in EU elections, says ambassador
    18 Jun
    Russia did not interfere in EU elections, says ambassador
    Russia’s ambassador to the EU has categorically denied claims that Moscow used disinformation to sway voters in the recent European elections.
    MEPs investigate UK #DeniedMyVote elections scandal
    18 Jun
    MEPs investigate UK #DeniedMyVote elections scandal
    Evidence alleging that the UK government prevented over one million eligible voters from taking part in the recent European Parliamentary elections due to a catalogue of blunders is now being examined by MEPs.
    Movers and Shakers | 14 June 2019
    14 Jun
    Movers and Shakers | 14 June 2019
    New 73-strong far right grouping formed in European Parliament
    14 Jun
    New 73-strong far right grouping formed in European Parliament
    Alliance of extreme-right, populist and nationalist parties say they will become a “thorn in the flesh” for EU policymakers.
    Commission ‘failing' to monitor its sustainable development activities, says EU auditors
    14 Jun
    Commission ‘failing' to monitor its sustainable development activities, says EU auditors
    The European Court of Auditors has said the EU is failing to providing citizens with reliable information on it contributes to sustainable development in areas such as climate change
    North Macedonia facing 'unprecedented exodus' if accession talks postponed, warns president
    12 Jun
    North Macedonia facing "unprecedented exodus" if accession talks postponed, warns president
    Stevo Pendarovski has said his country is suffering from "enlargement fatigue".
    British MPs demand urgent probe into #DeniedMyVote scandal
    12 Jun
    British MPs demand urgent probe into #DeniedMyVote scandal
    Leading campaign group presses for inquiry into allegations that up to 2 million EU citizens were left unable to vote in the European elections.
    Nigel Farage says chances of UK leaving the EU on 31 October “pretty low”
    12 Jun
    Nigel Farage says chances of UK leaving the EU on 31 October “pretty low”
    Brexit Party leader argues that his party’s recent election success gives it “legitimate” right to be included in any further Brexit talks between the UK and EU.
    Increased prospect of no-deal Brexit or no Brexit at all amid Westminster ‘chaos’, says Nicola Sturgeon
    11 Jun
    Increased prospect of no-deal Brexit or no Brexit at all amid Westminster ‘chaos’, says Nicola Sturgeon
    Scotland’s First Minister believes that there is all to play for in the Brexit “horror show” as blinkered Britain careers towards a no-deal Brexit while the possibility of no Brexit at all gathers momentum.
    Catalan MEPs 'barred' from accessing the European Parliament
    07 Jun
    Catalan MEPs "barred" from accessing the European Parliament
    Carles Puigdemont and Toni Comín claim they have been refused access and official MEP accreditation.
    EU urged to up its game on tackling racism
    07 Jun
    EU urged to up its game on tackling racism
    The EU has been urged to “show a true commitment” to tackling racism after a new report revealed that only 5 percent of the new European Parliament intake are from racial and ethnic minorities.
    Movers and Shakers | 7 June 2019
    07 Jun
    Movers and Shakers | 7 June 2019
    EU risks losing credibility in Western Balkans if no North Macedonia accession talks this summer
    06 Jun
    EU risks losing credibility in Western Balkans if no North Macedonia accession talks this summer
    The EU will lose “credibility” in the Western Balkans if it refuses to open accession talks with North Macedonia this summer, according to the country’s chief accession negotiator.
    Manfred Weber hits back at criticism of his suitability to be next European Commission president
    06 Jun
    Manfred Weber hits back at criticism of his suitability to be next European Commission president
    EPP Lead Candidate insists he has “strong support” for EU’s top job.
    Nigel Farage snubs European Parliament, rebuffs request to testify over gift allegations
    05 Jun
    Nigel Farage snubs European Parliament, rebuffs request to testify over gift allegations
    Nigel Farage has angrily rejected a European Parliament request to appear before a committee to testify about allegations that he failed to disclose gifts worth over €400,000 from a UK businessman.
    Scale of UK's European elections vote scandal 'staggering', says campaign group
    05 Jun
    Scale of UK's European elections vote scandal "staggering", says campaign group
    New figures suggest as many as 1.6 million EU citizens in the UK may have been denied a vote in the recent European Parliamentary elections.
    EESC urges buildings directive review to prevent asbestos exposure
    05 Jun
    EESC urges buildings directive review to prevent asbestos exposure
    The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has demanded a review of the EU’s energy performance of buildings directive (EPBD) so that it “improves the protection” of workers who may be at risk of asbestos exposure.
    Claude Moraes denounces senior UK politicians for lying about Brexit contingency plans
    04 Jun
    Claude Moraes denounces senior UK politicians for lying about Brexit contingency plans
    Senior UK MEP Claude Moraes has accused top British politicians of “lying” to the public about contingency plans for leaving the EU without a deal.
    Molly Scott-Cato: UK’s EU elections ‘clear condemnation’ of Conservatives and Labour
    03 Jun
    Molly Scott-Cato: UK’s EU elections ‘clear condemnation’ of Conservatives and Labour
    Newly re-elected MEP Molly Scott Cato says the European election results in the UK were a “clear condemnation” of the Conservatives and Labour, the country’s two biggest political parties.
    EU Elections: The gloves are off
    03 Jun
    EU Elections: The gloves are off
    The European elections are over, but it could be argued that the real battle has only just begun. Martin Banks reports from the EU front line.
    Former MEP welcomes Polish complaint over new EU copyright directive
    03 Jun
    Former MEP welcomes Polish complaint over new EU copyright directive
    Former MEP Catherine Stihler has welcomed a Polish complaint to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) about the EU’s controversial copyright crackdown.
    No European shift to far-right parties, says ECFR
    03 Jun
    No European shift to far-right parties, says ECFR
    Far-right parties fell short of predictions in the European elections and, in many cases, polled lower than in pre-election polls, according to the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR).
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