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News | CDU/CSU

German group of the CDU/CSU: Who could lead the deputies

Daniel Caspary will probably resign from the chairmanship of the CDU/CSU MEPs in the EU Parliament at the end of November. Up to five MEPs are reserving the right to run for the post.

By Markus Grabitz

Topic of the Day | EU finances

European Parliament: New far-right parliamentary group also reportedly diverted funds

Illegal donations and contracts awarded in private deals: In the six months following the European elections alone, the “Patriots for Europe” group is alleged to have misused EU taxpayers’ money to the tune of at least EUR 171,000. The alleged fraud follows a well-known pattern.

By Markus Grabitz

Talk of the town | EU finances

MFF: Von der Leyen coalition rebels

Christian Democrats, Social Democrats, Liberals and Greens are calling on the Commission to make legislative changes to the proposal for the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). They are indirectly threatening to reject it in Parliament.

By Janos Allenbach-Ammann and Markus Grabitz

News | Defense industry

EDIP: Parliament and Council agree on defense industry program

After 18 months of negotiations, the European Parliament and member states have reached an agreement on the European Defense Industrial Program (EDIP). One provision in particular, intended to benefit European companies, was controversial.

By Stephan Israel

EPP-Politican Dennis Radtke speaking in plenary.
News | Works Council

European works councils: Parliament adopts trialogue result

On Thursday, the European Parliament passed the trialogue result on the reform of European works councils with a large majority. There were still attempts to overturn the proposal right up to the end.

By Alina Leimbach