Members of Parliament should be obliged to take courses to prevent harassment in the workplace. Otherwise they could lose important posts.
By Till Hoppe
The leader of the Dutch New Social Contract party is calling for the Draghi report on the EU's competitiveness to be addressed during the European election campaign. The Commission President should also position herself on new debt pots.
By Till Hoppe
The Committee on Employment and Social Affairs has adopted its position on the revision of the European Works Council Directive. In it, the MEPs call for tougher penalties for companies that disregard the rights of works councils.
By Marc Winkelmann
In an open letter to a committee of the European Parliament, Transparency International and other organizations demand an investigation into the case of CSU MEP Markus Ferber. He is accused of conflicts of interest.
By Okan Bellikli
After the surprising victory in the local elections, the Turkish opposition is triumphant. However, EU politician Sergey Lagodinsky warns against premature euphoria over the supposed end of the Erdoğan era.
By Leonard Schulz
During his visit to Paris, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken calls for more Western support for Ukraine and also sends an appeal to the US Congress in Washington.
By Redaktion Table
Anyone who spreads or finances Russian disinformation should be sanctioned across the EU in the future, French Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné has demanded.
By Redaktion Table
A study conducted by the German Start-up Association, among others, gives Europe a poor report card for the use of generative artificial intelligence. The respondents see the USA as clearly ahead in this area.
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Valérie Hayer, Chair of the Renew Group in the EU Parliament, wants to enshrine a principle of reciprocity in trade agreements in future. The Renaissance lead candidate describes the Mercosur deal as a "bad agreement".
By Claire Stam
Bitkom and Eco have proposals for what the new EU Commission should tackle: These include an evaluation of the rules, more clarity through standards and a new funding policy.
By Corinna Visser
