The four -day plenary session of the European Parliament (EP) will begin in Strasbourg on Monday. MEPs will discuss and subsequently vote on the proposal to pronounce distrust to the European Commission (EC). They will also discuss the priorities of the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, relations with China or the long -term budget of the block after 2027, informs TASR.
The meeting will be opened at 5 pm by the chairman of the EP Roberta Metsol. Subsequently, he will give a statement to the 30th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica, Bosnian. Her speech will be followed by speeches of speakers from each political group on this topic.
Will take place later A debate on the proposal to declare the distrust of the Commission, which supported more than 70 deputies. The proposal vote is scheduled for Thursday. A two -thirds majority of votes cast is needed to receive it and at the same time most of all EP deputies.
Tuesday begins with a discussion of the upcoming July summit and EU and China’s relationships. MEPs will outline their expectations in the debate, with the EC being negotiating about How to address Beijing restrictions on the export of critical raw materials. The plenary will vote on the resolution on this topic on Thursday.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will present the priorities of the Danish Presidency of the EU Council. His motto is “Strong Europe in the changing world” and the main goals include the security, competitiveness of the Union and the green transformation.
MEPs will also talk about the commencement of the application of the Union’s Freedom of Media (EMFA). The rules intended to protect journalists and freedom of the press are to be applied on 8 August. The European Parliament will further negotiate on Tuesday’s climate target of the proposed EC. It expects a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union by 90 percent by 2040 compared to the 1990 level.
On Wednesday morning, the EP should first evaluate the results of the June summit of the European Council, where the leaders of the Member States of the twenty -seven dealt with the issues of war in Ukraine, the defenses and competitiveness of the block or the situation in the Middle East.
There will also be a state of business relations with the US, Especially in the context of US President Donald Trump’s threats to introduce duties on goods from the EU. At the same time, the European Parliament will submit proposals to master the growing influx of the unsatisfactory and potentially dangerous cheap goods from online stores outside the EU.
EP MPs will also discuss the preparations for the euroblock for the upcoming season of natural fires and drought in Europe with representatives of the Commission and the EU Council. The meeting will culminate on Thursday with votes, including a decision on confidence in the Commission, resolutions on relations with China. The program will also be the topic of human rights in Dubai, the Central African Republic and Syria.
The European Parliament will also discuss the proposal of the Common Agricultural Policy (SPP) of the Union for 2028-2034 on the final day. MEPs are likely to apply for an increase in the SPP budget in the next multi -year financial framework of AO that the CAP is based on stimuli rather than just the obligations of farmers. They are likely to express their disagreement with the inclusion of agriculture expenditure in one fund with other policies, says the EP newsletter.
