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MEPs set fossil fuels priorities ahead of Antalya COP31
ENVI committee adopted priorities ahead of the COP31 Antalya summit calling for an accelerated fossil fuels phase-out, more climate finance and stronger support for vulnerable countries.
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Tribute to Anna Politkovskaya in Strasbourg by MEPs
MEPs from the Subcommittee on Human Rights and the EU-Russia Parliamentary Cooperation Committee will pay tribute to Anna Politkovskaya in Strasbourg, marking her assassination and highlighting human rights concerns.
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NATO grey-zone response after Ukraine war
He clarified that NATO’s response to grey-zone activity could be either visible or non-public, and may not always be a direct tit for tat reaction.
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MEPs push to make Erasmus+ programme more accessible
MEPs on the Culture and Education Committee urge simplifying the Erasmus+ programme to increase predictability and accessibility so more learners and institutions can participate.
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Know your vital numbers: EU screening week for cardiovascular health
The European Commission launched the EU’s first Screening Week to promote cardiovascular health checks, urging citizens to know your vital numbers and support early detection and prevention.
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Kaja Kallas: Russia Not Interested in Peace, Europe Rearm
Kallas underscored this urgency, stating, Kyiv needs Patriots now, while acknowledging that missile production takes time and no new Patriot pledges.
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Stronger EU action for equal access to treatment
MEPs on the Committee on Public Health urge stronger EU action to fight cancer with dedicated funding, tougher prevention policies and equal access to screening, diagnosis and treatment.
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Parliament to rename Brussels building Sassoli building
The European Parliament will rename one of its Brussels buildings as the Sassoli building to honour former Parliament president David Sassoli, recognising his service to the institution.
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Democratic resilience meeting in Brussels to rebuild trust
European parliamentarians, national MPs, experts and civil society will convene in Brussels for a two-day democratic resilience meeting aimed at rebuilding citizens’ trust in democratic institutions.
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Edi Rama Warns UN: AI Threatens Democracy, Proposes Compact
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama addressed the UN, cautioning that AI’s greatest danger lies in its perfect obedience to the wrong people, not disobedience.
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Sikorski Warns Russia: You Cannot Win at UN Council
Sikorski rejected Moscow’s justifications for the war in Ukraine and cautioned against further escalation, stating that Russia cannot win by
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