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Von der Leyen coalition: Socialists give Commission President an ultimatum.

The Socialists are calling on the Commission President to return to a progressive agenda. If this does not happen before the SOTEU in the fall, the S D Group will leave the informal coalition. This was stated by its leader, Iratxe García Pérez, during a meeting with Ursula von der Leyen.

By Markus Grabitz

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Ethics authority: EPP to terminate interinstitutional agreement.

The Christian Democrats in the EU Parliament do not agree with the interinstitutional agreement on the creation of an ethics authority. They therefore led a right-wing majority in the Constitutional Affairs Committee against an amendment to the Rules of Procedure. Now they want to vote in plenary on whether the interinstitutional agreement should be revoked by Parliament.

By Markus Grabitz

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Romania: EPP calls on Social Democrats to support pro-European candidate.

Romania's interim head of state, Ilie Bolojan, has appointed Catalin Predoiu (PNL), the former Minister of the Interior, as acting Prime Minister. The EPP Group is calling on Romania's Social Democrats (PSD) to come out clearly in favor of the pro-European candidate ahead of the run-off vote.

By Stephan Israel

Manfred Weber wird in Valencia keinen Gegenkandidaten haben, wenn er erneut als EVP-Parteichef antritt.
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EPP presidency: Twelve candidates compete for ten places.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Christian Democratic party family EPP will meet for its congress in Valencia. The party reform will be voted on, and a new party leadership will be elected. EPP leader Manfred Weber does not have to reckon with an opposing candidate.

By Markus Grabitz

Jordan Bardell führt die rechtsradikale PfE-Fraktion im Europaparlament.
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Far-right: no fundamental professionalization in the EP.

The European Parliament has moved to the right since the last election. The right-wing extremists are no longer content with window-dressing – they are trying to influence legislation. But by no means in all policy areas.

By Markus Grabitz