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EPP Group champions children’s rights

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“Keeping children safe, protecting their rights, guaranteeing their basic needs are met and empowering them not only to succeed but to thrive in life...

MEPs: Hold companies accountable for harm caused to people and planet

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Legal Affairs Committee MEPs pave the way for a new EU law that requires companies to comply with human rights and environmental standards within...

EPP: Avoid red tape when companies prevent human rights abuses

EU INSTITUTIONS Theodoros Benakis -
"Not every company can and must trace every single one of their possibly thousands of suppliers”, said Axel Voss MEP, ahead of today's vote...

EPP: Collective redress, a first victory for European consumers

EU INSTITUTIONS Theodoros Benakis -
Members of the European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee today adopted new rules protecting the collective interests of consumers. Until now, consumers in different Member...

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Latvian State Audit warns of EU sanction risks because of energy policy’s management

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Latvia's energy policy management is failing to effectively advance...

Suomen Voima and Statkraft signed a 15-year power purchase agreement in Sweden

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On January 16, 2025, Suomen Voima, a Finish power...

Commissioner Virkkunen replies to a Green MEP’s call to investigate X’s compliance with DSA

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Elon Musk's support for the far-right Alternative for Germany...

EU Special Representative for the Great Lakes Region visits Tanzania

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European Union Special Representative Johan Borgstam will visit Tanzania...

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Insights from expert Charles Onana about France’s waning influence in Africa

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Once a colonial powerhouse wielding significant influence across Africa,...

Latvian State Audit warns of EU sanction risks because of energy policy’s management

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Latvia's energy policy management is failing to effectively advance...

Suomen Voima and Statkraft signed a 15-year power purchase agreement in Sweden

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On January 16, 2025, Suomen Voima, a Finish power...

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