S&Ds lead support for EU-UK Agreement in committee but seek assurances ahead of final vote
Today in a joint vote by the foreign affairs and the international trade committees, the S&D Group is leading support for the consent vote on the EU
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Bernd Lange: New export rules for dual-use goods are a breakthrough for human rights in trade
Today, the plenary of the European Parliament will agree on stricter rules for the export of dual-use goods, which can be used for both civilian and
S&Ds make lifting of Chinese sanctions against Euro-MPs condition for Parliament to enter any talks on EU-China investment deal
The Socialists and Democrats condemn the Chinese counter-measure targeting ten Europeans, among them S&D MEP Raphaël Glucksmann. Earlier today, the
S&Ds: Thanks to the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the EU says stop to unfair and anti-climate external competition
The approval today by the EU Parliament of the report ‘A WTO-compatible EU carbon border adjustment mechanism’ provides the Commission with important
S&D Group: We need binding rules on responsible business conduct and we expect the Commission to deliver ASAP
The S&D Group is leading calls for the European Commission to come forward with legislation as soon as possible to guarantee sustainable and
S&Ds lead the drive for EU rules on businesses behaving responsibly
The S&D Group in the European Parliament wants to see the EU use the weight of its single market with 450 million consumers to set global standards
With the up-dated Enforcement Regulation, the EU will be in a better position to defend our commercial interests
The European Parliament will today debate and tomorrow vote the up-dated Enforcement Regulation as agreed in the negotiations with the Commission and
Mutual recognition of geographical indications is encouraging sign for EU-China cooperation
Today, the European Parliament approved the EU-China agreement on the cooperation and protection of geographical indications* (GIs). This will protect
Bernd Lange: Tonight’s agreement on dual-use goods is a breakthrough for human rights in trade
Today in the late afternoon, negotiators from the European Parliament, the Commission and member states after six years of negotiations finally agreed
Trade policy review: Lange and Van Brempt urge Commission and ministers to give climate goals and labour rights teeth
Tomorrow, the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee is set to formally adopt the Parliament’s input into the EU’s trade policy review