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Week Ahead 21-25 April

EDIP vote: Speed and efficiency sacrificed in Parliament’s position

16 April 2025

ECR MEPs lead call for stronger EU commitment to Three Seas region ahead of Warsaw summit

Ahead of the upcoming Three Seas Summit in Warsaw on 28–29 April, a group of MEPs – led by Members of the European Conservatives and Reformists Group – have written to European Council President Antonio Costa calling for dedicated EU funding to strengthen infrastructure, connectivity, and resilience across the Three Seas region.

14 April 2025

Week Ahead 14 - 18 April

Green Week; PETI fact-finding visit to Austria

11 April 2025

Week Ahead 7 - 13 April

Event: Quo Vadis, Albania? Between Democracy and Authoritarianism; Event: Security and Justice in the AI ERA – challenges and opportunities for image and video forensics

4 April 2025

Bocheński (ECR): “Postponing bureaucracy is not reform. It’s mystification”

Brussels’ decision to postpone the application dates of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) is a symbolic move, but a deeply disappointing one, according to ECR Group Coordinator in the Legal Affairs Committee, Tobiasz Bocheński.

4 April 2025

ECR: EU must stand up for persecuted Christians

On the initiative of the ECR Group, the European Parliament passed a resolution today acknowledging that Christians are the most persecuted religious group in the world.

3 April 2025

Kanko (ECR) warns of skilled worker neglect & red tape in Talent Pool Mandate

Despite strong objections from the European Conservatives and Reformists Group, the European Parliament today confirmed the negotiating mandate for the proposed EU Talent Pool, originally adopted by the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE).

3 April 2025

Bielan: ECR Group backs Ukraine and NATO, warns against centralising EU defence policy

Two reports on the European Union’s foreign affairs, security, and defence strategies for 2025, due to be voted on in the European Parliament on Wednesday, have drawn a mixed response from the European Conservatives and Reformists.

1 April 2025

Procaccini: Europe must go further to tackle migration and restore competitiveness

In today's plenary debate on the conclusions of the European Council meeting of 20 March, ECR Co-Chairman Nicola Procaccini acknowledged that Europe is beginning to shift its approach on key issues but stressed that more decisive action is needed in migration and competitiveness policies.

1 April 2025

Week Ahead 31 March - 4 April

European Council conclusions - a call for real clarity and transatlantic responsibility; Holding Russia accountable for war crimes; Giving businesses more time to breathe; ECR Group critical of UN-led Cyprus talks; Defending Religious Freedom in the DRC; Securing the Future of European Steel; ECR criticises unbalanced resolution on energy-intensive industries; Event: Combating Human Trafficking; ECR slams postponement of automotive industry vote; Press briefing with ECR Co-Chairmen Nicola Procaccini and Patryk Jaki; The ECR’s vision on EU agricultural policy - press conference with AGRI Coordinator Carlo Fidanza and AGRI Deputy Coordinator Bert-Jan Ruissen

28 March 2025

ECR Group: Automotive sector resolution delay unacceptable

ECR Co-Chairman Nicola Procaccini has sharply criticised the latest postponement of a European Parliament resolution on the automotive industry.

26 March 2025

Veryga: Access to innovative medicines must not depend on where you live

Patients in smaller EU Member States still face serious delays and barriers in accessing innovative treatments, warned ECR MEP Aurelijus Veryga at a public event in the European Parliament.

25 March 2025