The aim is clear: ensure Europe’s children grow up in a digital world that supports, not harms, their development. “That’s why we proposed access to social media for minors under 16 with parental consent only," says Dóra Dávid MEP.

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“In September, the European Commission itself proposed postponing the regulation. Now, the EU Member States have taken the same position. The EPP agrees that this is a necessary step,” says MEP Christine Schneider ahead of the vote on the European Deforestation Regulation.

“While 1 in 7 Christians is persecuted worldwide, it is time to turn words into actions,” says @ZovkoEU, ahead of the debate on the situation of Christian communities and religious minorities in Nigeria and the Middle East.

On Wednesday, the European Parliament will debate the situation of Christian communities and religious minorities in Nigeria and the Middle East.

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Ahead of the debate on the EU’s response to ongoing airspace violations and sabotage of critical infrastructure by Russia and Belarus, @RJukneviciene MEP highlights Belarus’s hybrid attacks: “They show how easily our societies can be targeted with cheap tools."

“Europe must wake up: only a prepared and united EU defence can deter Russia,” says @AndrzejHalicki MEP, ahead of the #EPlenary debate on the EU’s response to ongoing airspace violations and sabotage of critical infrastructure by Russia and Belarus.

"This is not about competition; it is about dignity, safety, and responsibility. The EPP wants illegal and harmful products, especially those that exploit or endanger children, to be permanently removed from digital marketplaces," says MEP @Andreas_Schwab.

The EPP Group calls for a rules-based dialogue with China. “At the same time, we call for a firm, coordinated action against coercive #trade measures and a smarter use of existing tools," says MEP @zoidoJI.