EU affairs 

Worried about what is happening to our oceans? Take part in the Parliament's conference on their future taking place on 19 March.

Future funding for the Erasmus+ programme, the EU’s long-term climate strategy and trade negotiations with the US are all on Parliament’s agenda this week.

MEPs approved a trade deal with Singapore as well plans to screen foreign investment and better protect the victims of road accidents during this week's plenary session.

From 23 to 26 May 2019, people in the EU vote for the next European Parliament. It’s the moment to make your voice heard. Find out all about it below.

Animal transport, foreign direct investment and water reuse will be dealt with by MEPs during the next plenary session. Read on for our overview.

Hostile propaganda that seeks to undermine the EU could influence the upcoming European elections. We talked to MEP Anna Fotyga about how to counteract it.

New priorities for the European Solidarity Corps, Erasmus+ Brexit measures and digital challenges will be on Parliament's agenda this week.

MEPs playing a leading role in drafting and negotiating legislation will have to publicly announce whom they meet under approved changes to Parliament’s rules of procedure.

MEPs marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day during a ceremony in the plenary on 30 January.

This week Parliament holds a ceremony to commemorate Holocaust victims, debates the future of Europe with the Finnish prime minister and assesses rule of law issues in Hungary.

EU countries that widely undermine the rule of law should face financial penalties, say MEPs.

Take part in the Instagram competition “I am Europe” and win a trip to the open day of the European Parliament in Brussels.