The views of thousands of young people, including Irish participants, on Europe’s future, will be heard in Strasbourg over the next two days.
The European Youth Event (EYE) kicked off in the European Parliament today. The 2-day event will feature dozens of activities, debates and workshops which will focus on topics such as the environment, democracy, human rights and social inequalities.
The goal is to come up with ideas that can help shape Europe’s future. Maria Walsh, Fine Gael MEP for the Midlands North-West is attending the event.
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MEP on how Ireland can accommodate Ukraine refugees – Andrews
MEP on EU Temporary Protection for Ukraine refugees - Andrews
Energy efficiency way to cut dependency on Russian gas & oil – Cuffe
Cutting dependence on Russian gas & oil can be done – Cuffe
MEPs call for “urgent” review of EU’s Food security – Markey
MEP calls for postponement of farming climate targets – Markey
Sanctions & war mean EU will “suffer” – Kelly
Food security “a big worry” – Kelly
Ireland can have Ukraine peace role - O’Sullivan
Daly/Wallace drawing “false equivalence” between West and Russia
Ukraine: Anti-nuke protester “shocked to the core”
Daly-Wallace heads in sand on Russia & invasion - Andrews
Europe must support “coalface” of human tragedy – Kelleher
Kelleher defends Ukraine visit
EU must reduce Russian dependency - Clune
Recyclable mobiles, scooters and car batteries - Clune
Ukrainian writer’s address to European Parliament – PODCAST
Every moment of hesitation & coffee break, costs a life - Ukrainian writer
Babies born in bomb shelters dying of sepsis – Ukrainian writer Oksana Zabuzhko
Daly slams MEPs’ report on foreign interference in EU democratic processes
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