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EU lawmakers and the Friends of Israel go to Auschwitz-Birkenau to see the horror themselves More than 140 Members of the European Parliament, and Members of the Parliament from 30 countries, as well as members of the Israeli Knesset, took part in an emotional visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau camps on Viviane Reding European Parliament Hearing Report 
Viviane Reding
Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship
Responsible for the hearings Parliamentary Committee(s) on Women's Rights and Gender Equality, Legal Affairs, Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs
MEPs cross party lines to demand women get some top EU jobs With only a few of the European Union’s highest positions held by women, a group of lawmakers from the five largest political groups in the European Parliament have joined ranks to call for a better Meet the Vice-Presidents  On September 3 as many parliaments around Europe prepare to be unsettled (see elections in Germany, Austria, Greece and Romania but to name a few) the European Parliament buildings started forming their firm foundations for All the Presidents of Europe  Though the European Commission and Parliament presidencies are two entirely different issues, they are at this point greatly interrelated.
The EPP Group chair, Joseph Daul is doing all that he can to ensure the re-(s)election of The Name of the Game is Politics  Despite the powers of the new European Parliament will be significantly enhanced, what is of crucial important for the future of Europe is not the correlation of political forces is selecting the new Commission president Some things change, some stay the same  Early last week, before the ballots started pouring in Alia Papageorgiou asked three MEPs about their experiences; previous, present, what they had hoped would happen through European Politics and what had surprised them along the The meaning of change Ancient Greek philosopher Thales of Meletus was known mostly because Socrates mentioned him in his final speech before execution, but, also, for his theories centred on change – “all is in flux” was his motto. Change A glimmer of hope? except from businesses The Greek MEP and First Vice-President of the European Parliament, Rodi Kratsa, in the midst of her campaign for the European elections from June 4-7 said that while there’s no doubt she has secured the The Twitter Elections  It’s election time and candidates to a seat in the European Parliament are disposing of all means to gear up their support base.
Following the successful example of Barack Obama's bid for the White House, Continuity or the end of the Grand Coalition?  The balance of power in the European Parliament (EP) would stay broadly the same if the elections for the EP were held in these days, as the national polls in the EU Member States indicate. Kratsa sees more women coming in European politics  European Parliament First Vice-President Rodi Kratsa presented on March 4 the survey Women and European Parliamentary Elections as part of the celebrations for the International Womens Day. "On the eve of the International Womens Day EU gives Middle East peace a chance  The European Union needs to support a Palestinian government of national unity that will include Hamas, if and when that government is formed, First Vice-President of the European Parliament, Rodi Kratsa of Greece (EPP-ED) told No Gitmo’s Need Apply  Members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg called on EU governments to help the new administration of US President Barack Obama to close the Guantanamo Bay prison camp in Cuba known as Gitmo by the Gaza will test the EU’s resolve, as Kratsa sees in Lebanon visit  The situation in Gaza is a major problem for the Middle East region, said the First Vice-President of the European Parliament, Rodi Kratsa of Greece, following her recent visit to Lebanon, where she reiterated the East, west and centre, parliaments coming together First Vice-President of the European Parliament Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou speaks to New Europe Last year, under the German presidency, the European Union adopted the Central Asian strategy. In September of this year, the French presidency Dispute Resolution is vital On September 16, a different kind of leader - a religious leader of the Greek Orthodox Church – met European Parliament President Hans- Gert Pottering. Following an invitation from the Vice President of the parliament, Kratsa visits Hiroshima in support of peace The 2008 G8 Speakers’ Meeting, an annual conference of the heads of the legislative bodies of the eight most industrialised nations was hosted in Hiroshima, Japan, where the European Parliament was represented its Vice-President, Rodi Grèce France nouvelle Alliance  During his one-day visit to Greece, Nicolas Sarkozy highlighted some of France’s priorities when it takes over the rotating EU presidency on July 1, including the establishment of a Mediterranean Union, a European defence policy Sail away, with the first European Maritime Day The European Union last week decided to celebrate the achievements and potential of Europe’s ocean and seas by declaring May 20 as a dedicated “European Maritime Day.” The President of the European Commission Jose Manuel EP vice president Kratsa visits Qatar  European Parliament Vice President Rodi Kratsa, who is responsible for the Euro-Mediterranean relations, was expected to visit Qatar to participate in the Club de Monaco Summit. Club de Monaco is a group of outstanding intellectual EU jumps into the Lebanon tinderbox A second quick trip was made by the European Parliament Vice-President Rodi Kratsa of Greece to Lebanon during the crucial days around the Christian celebrations of Christmas and the New Year. She told New Europe King Abdullah II of Jordan, Kratsa discuss Middle East King Abdullah II of Jordan was welcomed and applauded following a speech addressing the European Parliament on December 12 in Brussels. His visit being of important note as it directly followed the peace talks in Kratsa says solution for Olympic is complicated The Vice President of the European Parliament Rodi Kratsa responded to questions over the Olympic Airlines issue in Brussels on December 6 saying that the solution is “complicated.” “The Olympic issue is difficult and complicated Sarko’s political Europe  In the city of Strasbourg, dear to the country of France, President Nicolas Sarkozy underlined his country’s commitment to building a strong political Europe, before cutting his visit short to return to Paris to face Rodi Kratsa wins award for critical cultural dialogue Rodi Kratsa of Greece, the first vice-president of the European Parliament responsible for Euro-Mediterranean relations, has been named laureate of the Euro-Med Award for the Dialogue between Cultures for 2007. Kratsa said she is committed Women immigrants: new reality, new needs  Migration is no longer a predominantly male phenomenon. Europe accounts for approximately eight million immigrant women. They represent the majority (54 percent) of those migrating to the EU for an increasing variety of reasons: economic, MEDA is the link to financial support to Palestine  The evaluation, implementation and control of the MEDA Programme, the EU’s principal financial instrument of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership, as well as the financial support to Palestine is debated by my report, adopted by the Plenary New promise for parliament  It was a foregone conclusion, but the election of German conservative Hans Gert Poettering as the new president of the European Parliament on January 16 still drew praise from lawmakers who said they hoped he New promise for parliament  It was a foregone conclusion, but the election of German conservative Hans Gert Poettering as the new president of the European Parliament on January 16 still drew praise from lawmakers who said they hoped he |
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