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    Conference on the Future of Europe a time to ‘reconnect the European project’ says Sergei Stanishev
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    18 Jun 21
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    Ahead of World Refugee Day 2021, Birgit Sippel argues that the EU needs to take a step back and get a new perspective on what she describes as ‘a never-ending’ issue.
    18 Jun 21
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    Greener together: Delivering Zero Pollution in practice
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    17 Jun 21
    European Commission approves Coronavirus recovery plans for several Member States
    The financing, it is hoped, will unlock millions under the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) to help revive battered economies in Europe.
    17 Jun 21
    LGBTIQ community has become the new scapegoat in Hungary, says MEP
    The comments by Greens/EFA deputy Gwendoline Delbos-Corfield come in the wake of what many see as Hungary’s latest breach of EU norms.
    17 Jun 21
    European Parliament calls for the end of all animal cages in Europe by 2027
    MEPs also want the European Commission to speed up its review of EU animal welfare legislation.
    16 Jun 21
    Gender Balance on Boards: High time for gender quality
    The ‘Women on Boards’ Directive has been delayed long enough, argues Evelyn Regner.
    16 Jun 21
    Online Harassment: Breaking cyber violence
    More than ever, Europe needs a legal definition for online harassment and other forms of cyber bullying, urges Maria Walsh.
    16 Jun 21
    Plasma-derived Medicinal Products: It’s in us all to save a life
    EU policymakers must do more to ensure better patient access to plasma-derived medicinal products, writes Manuel Pizarro.
    16 Jun 21
    EU Energy Transition: Made in Europe
    Our transition to emission-free energy generation is an opportunity to make Europe a global economic leader, but only if we take bold action now, writes Michael Bloss.
    16 Jun 21
    EU Industrial Strategy: Building a more resilient Europe
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    15 Jun 21
    EPP and S&D dominate European Parliament’s representation on CoFoE
    A total of 108 MEPs will take part in the key Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) plenary meetings, with the EPP, Parliament's biggest political group, being represented by 28 members and S&D with 23 members.
    14 Jun 21
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    14 Jun 21
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    European Parliament calls for new EU biodiversity law
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    11 Jun 21
    Less than 50 percent of EU citizens ‘in favour’ of EU as currently realised
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    11 Jun 21
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    SMEs & the Recovery: A strategic approach to helping Europe’s SMEs
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    10 Jun 21
    Von der Leyen says 50 percent of EU’s adult population now vaccinated at least once
    Speaking on Thursday, the European Commission President also said that 100m people in Europe are now fully vaccinated.
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