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  1. GMT+2

    Committee on Public Health (SANT)

    Youth mental health: Q&A, policy recommendations and closing

    MEPs and the rapporteur question experts on COVID isolation impacts, prevention campaigns, ECT, substance use, PTSD, deinstitutionalisation, system design and financing responsibilities, leading to calls for integrated brain‑health approaches, community‑based and culturally appropriate services, and sustained national commitment backed by EU pilots. The rapporteur invites further written input for the INI report, announces follow‑up materials and formally closes the SANT committee meeting.

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  2. GMT+2

    Council of the European Union

    European Council: doorstep interview (Estonia)

    Informal doorstep interview with Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas on competitiveness, enlargement, the Middle East and support for Ukraine.

    In this chapter

    1. Opening statements: competitiveness, enlargement, Middle East and Ukraine (Estonia)Kaja Kallas
    2. War in Ukraine, sanctions on Russia and EU leverage (Estonia)Kaja Kallas
    3. EU role in Middle East and Gulf security (Estonia)Kaja Kallas

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  3. GMT+2

    Committee on Regional Development (REGI)

    Post-Commission political messages and closing

    After Fitto’s departure, REGI and COTER members reaffirm cohesion as an investment tool complementary to security and competitiveness, warn against national agendas shrinking the MFF, cite concrete territorial examples, and the Chairs close by committing to joint work to anchor multi-level governance and regional subsidiarity in the NRPP-based MFF.

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  4. GMT+2

    Council of the European Union

    European Council meeting – doorstep press briefing by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković

    Doorstep press briefing by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on the EU’s next multiannual financial framework, cohesion policy, enlargement with a focus on Montenegro, and relations with Serbia ahead of the European Council.

    In this chapter

    1. Opening statement on MFF, cohesion policy and European Council agendaAndrej Plenković
    2. EU budget negotiations, cohesion priorities and timingAndrej Plenković
    3. Montenegro’s EU accession and conditions related to Chapter 31Andrej Plenković

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  5. GMT+2
  6. GMT+2

    Committee on Public Health (SANT)

    Youth mental health workshop: expert perspectives

    The rapporteur opens the youth mental health workshop and three experts present clinical, public‑health and youth perspectives on rising mental disorders and suicide, risk factors across the life course, digital risks, and evidence‑based interventions. They advocate community‑based youth hubs, cross‑sector policies, regulation of digital determinants, and meaningful youth participation in service design and standards.

    In this chapter

    1. Mental health workshop opening and EPA clinical perspectiveIgnazio Roberto Marino
    2. WHO Europe: public health and policy approach to youth mental healthIgnazio Roberto Marino
    3. Youth perspective: community-based care, participation and digital risksIgnazio Roberto Marino

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  7. GMT+2

    Council of the European Union

    European Council: doorstep interview (Hungary)

    Informal doorstep interview with Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar on migration policy, negotiations on the EU’s multiannual financial framework, and domestic child protection and family policies.

    In this chapter

    1. Opening statements: migration, EU budget and child protection law (Hungary)Péter Magyar
    2. Hungarian position on MFF, cohesion policy and agriculturePéter Magyar
    3. Ukraine’s EU accession and rights of the Hungarian minorityPéter Magyar

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  8. GMT+2

    Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO)

    EPA Panel 2: marketplaces, standardization, industry positions, customs reform and Q&A

    Ecommerce Europe, CEN‑CENELEC, Back Market and Orgalim present views on keeping rules enforceable yet proportionate for platforms and refurbishers, preserving the NLF and ESO‑centred standardization while improving speed and access, and avoiding new burdens that would hinder circular models. MEPs then press on marketplace liability, standards timelines and access, and the Commission (DG TAXUD) is scrutinised on the new small‑parcel customs duty and handling fee, with discussion on their impact on third‑country parcel flows, EU warehousing, consumer costs and revenue allocation.

    In this chapter

    1. Panel 2 opening: Ecommerce Europe and standardization community viewsMargherita Cossaro
    2. Refurbishment marketplaces and industry: EPA impacts and needsAnna Cavazzini
    3. MEP Q&A with Panel 2: Marketplace liability and standardization speedLaura Ballarín Cereza
    4. Scrutiny session: Implementation of customs reform and small-parcel feesAnna Cavazzini

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  9. GMT+2

    Committee on Regional Development (REGI)

    Climate, solidarity and governance in NRPPs plus Q&A with Commission

    Greens and COTER members highlight climate, solidarity and governance gaps in NRPPs, call for mandatory regional chapters and territorial impact assessments, and then engage in a focused Q&A with the Commission and Fitto on regional roles, funding cuts, outermost regions and the ‘right to stay’, to which Fitto responds by defending the NRPP framework and inviting concrete amendments.

    In this chapter

    1. Climate, solidarity instruments and governance gaps in NRPPsDragoş Benea
    2. Short Q&A to Commission and Fitto’s closing responseDragoş Benea

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  10. GMT+2

    Council of the European Union

    European Council: doorstep interview (Slovenia)

    Informal doorstep interview with the Slovenian leader on energy prices, the MFF and cohesion funds, new own resources, the Friends of Cohesion group, the chances of a budget deal and EU–UK relations.

    In this chapter

    1. Opening statements: energy prices, MFF and Ukraine (Slovenia)
    2. New own resources and overall MFF size: Slovenian position
    3. Friends of Cohesion group and negotiation strategy (Slovenia)

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  11. GMT+2
  12. GMT+2

    Council of the European Union

    European Council meeting – remarks by Irish EU Council Presidency representative

    Brief doorstep remarks by a representative of the Irish EU Council Presidency on the upcoming European Council agenda, competitiveness, enlargement and the next EU budget.

    In this chapter

    1. Opening statement on Council agenda, competitiveness, enlargement and MFFMicheál Martin
    2. Q&A on enlargement, EU budget, Ukraine and Irish public service pay disputeMicheál Martin

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  13. GMT+2
  14. GMT+2

    Committee on Regional Development (REGI)

    Political groups and regions: defence of cohesion, CAP and partnership

    EPP, S&D, Patriots for Europe, ECR, Greens and regional leaders present converging criticisms of the NRPP architecture, reject cuts to cohesion and CAP, warn against recentralisation and merged envelopes, and demand legally secured regional co-decision, ring-fenced allocations and a robust partnership principle rooted in multi-level governance.

    In this chapter

    1. EPP and S&D coordinators: MFF size, regional role, and anti-centralisationPascal Arimont
    2. Patriots for Europe and ECR: defence of PAC, POSEI and cohesion envelopesAndré Rougé
    3. Greens and regional leaders: cross-group defence of cohesion and partnershipVladimir Prebilič

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  15. GMT+2

    Committee on Public Health (SANT)

    AI in public health: EU data, EHDS and AI framework

    The chair introduces a study on AI in public health and Daniela Spajic maps how GDPR, the Data Governance Act, the European Health Data Space, the AI Act and the Digital Omnibus shape use of health data for AI. MEPs question her on EHDS opt‑out, privacy, security, AI reliability, medical secrecy and liability, and she clarifies data subjects’ rights, secure processing environments, the role of intermediaries and the requirement for human oversight, before the chair closes the item.

    In this chapter

    1. Introduction to study on data for AI in public healthAdam Jarubas
    2. Spajic: EU data framework, EHDS and Digital Omnibus for AI in healthAdam Jarubas
    3. MEP questions on EHDS opt‑out, privacy, security and AI reliabilityAurelijus Veryga
    4. Spajic replies: EHDS rights, secure processing and human oversightAdam Jarubas

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  16. GMT+2

    Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO)

    EPA Panel 1: national enforcement, consumer protection, circular operators and Q&A

    National authorities (Hungary), consumer groups (BEUC) and reuse/refurbishment actors (RREUSE) set out enforcement gaps in mass e‑commerce, expectations for the EPA on accountable EU operators and marketplace co‑responsibility, and the need for proportionate, harmonised rules for second‑hand and circular business models. MEPs then question the panel on market surveillance organisation, ultra‑fast fashion, online marketplace liability and impacts on the social economy, prompting detailed replies on digital-by-default tools, EU‑level coordination, sanctions and information access for refurbishers.

    In this chapter

    1. Hungary: National market surveillance challenges and EPA expectationsAnna Cavazzini
    2. BEUC: Consumer priorities for the European Product ActAnna Cavazzini
    3. RREUSE: Circular business models and second-hand productsAnna Cavazzini
    4. MEP Q&A with Panel 1: Market surveillance, marketplaces and refurbishersDirk Gotink

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  17. GMT+2

Schedule

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  3. Replay
    European Commission

    College read-out / Press conference (with international sign language) by European Commission Executive Vice-President Henna VIRKKUNEN and Commissioner Michael McGRATH on the Digital Fairness Act and a Consumer enforcement initiative

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    European Commission

    College read-out / Press conference by European Commission Executive Vice-President Henna VIRKKUNEN and Commissioner Michael McGRATH on the Digital Fairness Act and a Consumer enforcement initiative

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  5. Replay
    European Commission

    European Commission President Ursula von der LEYEN in Antalya, Türkiye for the COP31

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  6. Replay
    European Commission

    European Commissioner Dan JØRGENSEN in Antalya, Türkiye for the COP31

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  7. Replay
    European Commission

    European flags at half-mast following the dramatic accident on the Trakia motorway in the area of Yambol, in Bulgaria

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  8. Replay
    European Commission

    European Commissioner Andrius KUBILIUS at the UARM Hub Launch: From Frontline Innovation to European Defence Readiness

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  9. Replay
    Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO)

    Committee on Constitutional Affairs Ordinary meeting

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  10. Replay
    Committee on Security and Defence (SEDE)

    Committee on Security and Defence Ordinary meeting

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  11. Replay
    Committee on Development (DEVE)

    Committee on Development Ordinary meeting HEARING

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  12. Replay
    Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON)

    Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs Ordinary meeting

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  13. Upcoming
    Committee on Budgetary Control (CONT)

    Committee on Budgetary Control Ordinary meeting CONT Committee meeting

  14. Upcoming
    Committee on European Democracy Shield (special committee) (EUDS)

    Special Committee on the European Democracy Shield Ordinary meeting

  15. Upcoming
    Committee on Housing Crisis (special committee) (HOUS)

    Special Committee on the Housing Crisis in the European Union Ordinary meeting

  16. Upcoming
    Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE)

    7th Inter-Parliamentary Committee Meeting On Evaluation Of The European Union Agency For Criminal Justice Cooperation (Eurojust) Activities

  17. Upcoming
    Committee on European Democracy Shield (special committee) (EUDS)

    Issues raised by bot farming and social media anonymity in elections

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