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On Monday evening (15 July), the Parliament's political families reached a provisional agreement on the distribution of committee chairmanships, with the centre-right EPP and the socialists eyeing key posts. The groups are now battling internally over their choices for the top posts ahead of a final vote next week (23 July), when each committee will elect its new leaders. The committees are responsible for drafting Parliament's positions on legislative proposals, preparing own-initiative reports, organising hearings with experts and scrutinising other EU institutions and bodies, to name a few ...
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A leading lawmaker in the European People’s Party has said he is “confident” the EU executive will move to postpone an incoming ban on marketing goods that are linked to deforestation, following a warning last month from the Biden administration in Washington, and the centre-right group has other Green Deal legislation in its sights. Peter Liese, an MEP since 1994 and freshly re-elected, told Euronews today that recent contact with officials “at all levels” in the European Commission had shown him “everybody is aware that we have a problem that cannot be solved without postponement”. As to the...
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The Dutch Farmers-Citizen Movement – BoerBurgerBeweging (BBB) – is set to be accepted as a member of the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) during the group constitutive meeting today (18 June) at the European Parliament, according to several EPP insiders contacted by Euronews. The party got 5.4% at the European elections, gaining two seats. The EPP group delegations will vote on whether to accept them into the political family, and the sources said the outcome is expected to be positive. BBB's conservative leadership expressed opposition to some Green Deal files - and to the second te...
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The centre-right European People's Party will not seek to strike a formal deal with Giorgia Meloni and her hard-right European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group, neither to re-elect Ursula von der Leyen nor to underpin a governing majority in the next mandate, the EPP's secretary general said a day after the elections. The polls saw the EPP conquer with 186 seats, far ahead of the 135 obtained by the Socialists and Democrats (S&D) group and the 79 of the liberal Renew Europe. "The EPP will seek to form a majority in the European Parliament with friends and allies that we have worked bef...
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