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Discrimination Ban Added, As AI Act Clears EU Committee Vote

Thomas O'Reilly May 13, 2023

The EU’s AI Act will face its final parliamentary hurdle at a plenary session in Brussels next month, with MEPs keen to prevent the use of AI technology for discriminatory purposes.

EU Parliament Demonstrates Financial Incompetence with Plush Pension Fund

Bridget Ryder April 30, 2023

The bureau hopes to avoid further litigation over the fund and to dodge another financial scandal. Using taxpayer money to keep the fund going is the least desirable option.

Innovation Concerns As EU Parliament Agrees On AI Rulebook

Thomas O'Reilly April 28, 2023

Similar to the Digital Services Act and GDPR, the AI Act attempts to imprint the EU’s value system on technologies not yet created and scarcely understood.

MEPs Urge Commission Not To Release Frozen Hungarian Funds

Tamás Orbán April 25, 2023

All leftist parliamentary groups joined the effort to keep Hungary grounded, signed just a day before Budapest announced a major breakthrough in the negotiations with Brussels on the release of the frozen funds.

EU To Speed Up Labor Migration to Europe

Tamás Orbán April 21, 2023

The EU “needs to attract new low and medium skilled third-country national workers … who cannot find legal ways to reach Europe,” the statement to the legislation argues for establishing a common, simplified residence permit system.

Gig Worker Labour Movement Usurped by Spain’s Social Transition

Bridget Ryder April 8, 2023

Those working for online delivery platforms such as Uber Eats, Amazon Flex, or Deliveroo have seen their income drop dramatically without substantially improving their working conditions since Spain’s Rider Law went into effect in September 2021.

Russia Tension Forces Finns Party ID Split

Thomas O'Reilly April 5, 2023

There is the potential for more Danish and Estonian contingents within the ID group to join in the defection, as Finns Party leadership looks disfavourably at the AfD’s pro-Russian line within the bloc.

European Parliament Questioned Over Morbid Artworks Of Children

Thomas O'Reilly April 2, 2023

Rassemblement National MEP Aurélia Beigneux condemned Cronqvist’s work as “morally reprehensible” due to its sadomasochistic depictions of children.

MEPs Call for an End of Defense Fund Abuse

Tamás Orbán March 31, 2023

Outraged by Estonia’s example, EU lawmakers want standardized rules and more transparency within the European Peace Facility.

Left-leaning Majority Hijacks Migration Vote

Tamás Orbán March 29, 2023

The final deal has “made the proposal even worse,” Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers said, denouncing it for laying the foundation for undemocratic migrant quotas while leaving the migratory pressure unchecked.

Tag: EU Parliament

Discrimination Ban Added, As AI Act Clears EU Committee Vote

EU Parliament Demonstrates Financial Incompetence with Plush Pension Fund

Innovation Concerns As EU Parliament Agrees On AI Rulebook

MEPs Urge Commission Not To Release Frozen Hungarian Funds

EU To Speed Up Labor Migration to Europe

Gig Worker Labour Movement Usurped by Spain’s Social Transition

Russia Tension Forces Finns Party ID Split

European Parliament Questioned Over Morbid Artworks Of Children

MEPs Call for an End of Defense Fund Abuse

Left-leaning Majority Hijacks Migration Vote

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