
The polarisation of political debate following the expulsions of Roma from France has produced two separate resolutions in the European Parliament, which will be put to a vote today (9 September). One of them condemns Paris, although attributing blame would trigger no sanctions.
Buildings will be at the centre of the EU's new energy savings plan, which the European Commission plans to present by the end of the year, the EU energy commissioner has said.
Fewer animals will be used in the search for new medical cures as part of new rules on research backed by the European Parliament yesterday (8 September).
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The European Union is drafting a new energy efficiency action plan to make good on its pledge to combat climate change and reduce its dependency on imported oil and gas.
Improving the public's ability to understand complex health information empowers patients and cuts down on medication errors. With MEPs currently debating the Information to Patients Directive, health literacy has never been more important.
Policymakers worldwide are at loggerheads over how to crack down on cyber-criminals, unlawful content and illegal downloading. But laws have been slow to arrive as legislators try to reconcile fundamental rights and Internet security.
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