ECR Group talks priorities with Danish Council presidency; Promoting the best of Europe’s farm produce; Indonesia as a trade and investment partner for the EU; Focus on the fringes — regional policy can revitalise outermost areas; European Ocean Pact; Seafood substitutes — consumers first!; Event: New perspectives after the NATO Hague Summit; Event: A day with Father Jerzy Popiełuszko
11 July 2025
The European Conservatives and Reformists Group has called on the European Commission to safeguard and strengthen the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), warning against any attempt to reduce funding in the upcoming legislative proposal for the 2028–2034 period.
10 July 2025
Hostile third countries will continue to undermine Europe’s cohesion and common purpose by manipulating flows of illegal migrants into the EU, unless Member States and law enforcement bodies are empowered to act against this "hybrid conflict", Carlo Fidanza MEP told the European Parliament today.
9 July 2025
Ahead of the vote on an urgent procedure requested by Renew, S&D and the Greens/EFA, the ECR Group made clear it opposes any attempt to fast-track the Commission’s highly controversial 2040 emissions target.
9 July 2025
Ahead of the European Commission’s proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) Group outlines its key priorities for a more responsible, flexible, and citizen-focused EU budget.
8 July 2025
The European Union must work steadily and permanently towards an end to Europe’s reliance on Russian oil and gas exports to strengthen the EU’s strategic autonomy and reduce Russia’s influence, ECR MEP Beata Szydło said today as Parliament adopted her report on security of energy supply in the EU.
8 July 2025
Speaking in the European Parliament’s joint debate on EU-China relations, Daniele Polato – ECR Coordinator in the International Trade Committee – warned against Europe’s strategic dependency on Chinese raw materials and called for an ambitious European mining policy to strengthen industrial resilience.
8 July 2025
Danish Council presidency: high expectations; Remembering the Srebrenica genocide; EU-China summit: no illusions; Entry-Exit System expected to get the green light; Taking a long-term perspective on the EU’s energy needs; Georgia on our minds; Transatlantic trade; Climate Law revision only scratches the surface; Next multi-year budget needs to reflect challenges facing EU; Timber law needs a major rethink; The human cost of Russia’s war against Ukraine must not be ignored; Marking the 51st anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus; Event: 80 Years of History, 80 Years of ANSA.
4 July 2025
