Roberta Metsola said Irish people have a long history of showing empathy, of caring, of standing up

The proposed new directive would require companies to disregard the medical history of cancer survivors after a period of time when issuing insurance plans or loans

Defiant, humorous and articulate, MEPs Mick Wallace and Clare Daly are a unique political double act. In this interview, they defend their controversial foreign policy positions which have made them increasingly polarising figures in the European Parliament, and turn the spotlight instead on their critics

Guilty politicians must be held to account, and the European institutions must be reformed to ensure transparency and ethical behaviour

Emily O’Reilly, the European Ombudsman, says more needs to be spent on anti-corruption efforts following a number of arrests and charges arising from alleged bribery and illicit lobbying activities on behalf of Qatari interests

Emily O’Reilly says real action must follow the “shock-horror“ reaction of her colleagues in Brussels to a recent corruption scandal at the heart of the European Union

Eva Kaili was arrested last Friday by Belgian police as part of a major investigation into alleged corruption in the European Parliament on behalf of Qatari interests

New legislation should be be considered on a ‘case-by-case basis’ as concern grows in Brussels over inflation and supply chains

European Parliament has approved the Women on Boards directive 10 years after it was first proposed

Roberta Metsola said that the EU’s economic dependence on Russian fossil fuel imports had made the adoption of further sanctions ‘increasingly difficult’

Kim van Sparrentak acted as rapporteur for an affordable housing report produced by the European Parliament in 2020, which said that European fiscal policies were restricting member states from investing sufficiently in housing provision