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From Monday 10 February, the European Parliament will hold a plenary session

10-02-2025 16:43

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From Monday 10 February, the European Parliament will hold a plenary session

Da lunedi 10 si apre l'assemblea dell'emiciclo di Strasburgo

EU/EN - During the week of February 10-14, the European Parliament will convene in Strasbourg for its plenary session. 

The political-war front

The three-year war of Russia against Ukraine and the repression of dissent will be at the centre of the work of the plenary days. The president of the Ukrainian parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk is expected in Strasbourg on Tuesday 11 to speak in the chamber, as announced in a tweet by the president Roberta Metsola. On the morning of Wednesday 12, one year after the murder of the activist Alexei Navalny, the debate will focus on the continued repression by the Russian government of the political opposition on 16 February 2024, while in the afternoon there will be a discussion with the Commission and the Polish Presidency of the Council on how to offer support to the EU regions bordering Russia, Belarus and Ukraine”.

On the Middle Eastern front, there will be no shortage of debate in the chamber on the European strategy for the turbulent area, despite the substantial irrelevance of the Union in the historical phase of Israeli-Palestinian relations.

Economic Themes

Monday 10 & Tuesday 11 February. In Strasbourg during the Parliament’s plenary session, Anouk Van Brug (RE, NE), as rapporteur of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON), will submit the European Central Bank’s Annual Report 2024 for a debate in the presence of ECB President Christine Lagarde. The following day, MEPs are expected to vote on this text.

Tuesday 11 February. The Parliament will hear statements from the Council and the Commission on the future of international trade and the EU’s preparedness for a potential return to a tariff policy regime, following the Trump administration’s announcement.

Wednesday 12 February. In Strasbourg, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will present the Commission’s 2025 Work Programme to the Parliament plenary session.

On the same day, there will be interventions from the Council and the Commission on the topic of competitiveness. Specifically, the plenary debate will focus on the Competitiveness Compass, published on January 29, and the collaboration between conservatives and the far-right as a threat to EU competitiveness.

 

IT - Si apre lunedì 10 febbraio a Strasburgo.la prossima assemblea del Parlamento europeo 

Il fronte politico-bellico

I tre anni di guerra della Russia contro l’Ucraina e la repressione del dissenso, saranno al centro dei lavori dei giorni di plenaria. E' atteso martedi 11 a Strasburgo per intervenire in aula, il presidente del parlamento ucraino Ruslan Stefanchuk, come ha annunciato in un tweet la presidente Roberta Metsola. Mercoledì 12 mattina, a un anno dell’omicidio dell’attivista Alexei Navalny, il dibattito verterà sulla continua repressione da parte del governo russo dell’opposizione politica  il 16 febbraio 2024, mentre al pomeriggio ci sarà la discussione con la Commissione e la Presidenza polacca del Consiglio su come offrire sostegno alle regioni dell’Ue confinanti con la Russia, Bielorussia e Ucraina”.

Sul fronte mediorientale, non mancherà il dibattito in aula sulla strategia europea per la turbolenta area, nonostante la sostanziale irrilevanza dell'Unione nella fase storica dei rapporti israelo-palestinesi. Altri temi che compaiono nel programma dei lavori.L’accordo di libero scambio Ue-Mercosur, le infrastrutture di comunicazione, la situazione nella Repubblica democratica del Congo, le minacce ai giornalisti dell'Unione inviati nei tatri di guerra o in scenari critici delle crisi internazionali.

I temi economici

Altro tema  di dibattito nell'emiciclo è “la strategia per la competitività" dell'Unione, con la presidente Von der Leyen che presenterà il programma di lavoro della Commissione per il 2025 che verte sulla bussola europea che tanta attenzione ha destato negli ambienti politici degli Stati membri. 

I parlamentari saranno chiamati a dibattere sul fronte dei dazi annunciati dagli Stati Uniti sui prodotti europei. Si tratta di un tema al centro del battage mediatico mondiale. Nei lavori sono previsti interventi in Parlamento sullo “stato delle relazioni commerciali Ue-Usa, così come il tema del ritiro degli Usa dall’Oms e dall’accordo di Parigi. 

Lo “stato dell’economia dell’Ue e le attività della Banca centrale europea” sarà l'argomento di discussione con la presidente della Bce Cristine Lagarde . 

 

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