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Bringing back common sense
  • The Data Act: Enhancing cloud switching and interoperability

    Room ASP 1H1

    In line with the European Commission’s "digital targets for 2030", the competitiveness of the European services sector and industry rely heavily on an accelerated uptake of cloud services. While the Commission’s Data Act proposal highlights the right principles to remove barriers and boost cloud uptake in Europe, its implementation seems quite challenging: the proposal does not recognise that the use of cloud services differs between market participants.

  • Securing the EU external borders

    ECR MEPs Kosma Złotowski, Charlie Weimers, and Jorge Buxadé host his excellency Ioannis Vrailas, Ambassador of Greece to the European Union, during the ECR Migration Policy Group meeting.

  • Hong Kong and beyond

    The Chinese Communist party and the disintegration of the international order.

  • Two year memorial event for terror victim Esther Horgen

    Room SPAAK 7C050

    Mother of six Esther Horgen suffered a fatal blow to the head with a rock two years ago. The woman was arbitrarily victimised by a Palestinian terrorist. Sources say the killer received a 1 million euro reward from the Palestinian Authority.

  • The Imperial Russia: Conquer, Genocide & Colonisation.

    For many who have experienced Russian oppression in the past, the war in Ukraine can only end when the Russian Federation is completely repulsed and defeated. In order to finally remove the threat to peace that the Russian Federation still poses, the international community should seek a re-federalisation of the Russian state.

  • JANUSZ KRASIŃSKI. No more silence.

    Room Mezzanine Yehudi Menuhin, SPAAK 2nd floor

    ECR MEP Prof Zdzisław Krasnodębski will open the exhibition ‘Janusz Krasiński. No more silence.’, in cooperation with the National Centre for Culture, Warsaw. The exhibition will be accompanied by a film screening of ‘A censored life’, a documentary on Janusz Krasiński by Director Joanna Żamojdo, followed by a debate.