Plenary votes in Strasbourg, committee decisions in Brussels, and the press releases that follow. Every item is written in our own words and links straight to the Parliament’s own statement, so the original wording is one click away. See also European Commission.
The Civil Liberties Committee approved narrower amendments to an ePrivacy derogation allowing electronic communication providers to voluntarily detect and address child sexual abuse material while stressing the
The European Parliament adopted three separate resolutions on human rights violations in Sudan, Nigeria and Pakistan, but its brief press release did not include the texts, vote details or next steps.
The European Parliament published the EP TODAY timetable for Thursday 9 July, listing plenary sittings, committee meetings, press briefings and delegation activities in Strasbourg and Brussels.
The European Parliament announced a plenary sitting in Strasbourg on Wednesday 8 July to inform MEPs, staff and the public about the scheduled date for debates, votes and parliamentary business.
The European Parliament approved a modernised political agreement and a trade deal to deepen EU–Mexico ties and simplify trade, while the press release omitted vote totals, texts and detailed measures.
The European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee adopted a report praising Moldova's exemplary commitment to EU accession reforms while flagging ongoing Russian-led interference as a key challenge.
The European Parliament warned that Serbia’s repeated declarations of EU membership as a strategic goal must be matched by concrete actions and reforms aligned with EU values and standards.
MEPs from the Committee on Foreign Affairs called for a constructive debate on advancing Ukraine’s European integration while explicitly considering the EU’s strategic and security interests amid the ongoing war.
The European Parliament voted to request a verification of whether the ESN party complies with EU treaty values after a national authority raised concerns prompting an official check.
Parliament negotiators agreed updates to EU air passenger rules to simplify compensation for delays, ban fees for seating children with families, and require fares to include carry-on luggage.
