On Thursday, 30 April, the European Parliament will hold a plenary session in which Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will vote on a series of resolutions. At noon, they will consider a resolution on ensuring accountability and justice for Ukraine, including a proposal for the EU to join an International Claims Commission. The same session will address the Digital Markets Act, urging the Commission to enforce its tools against companies that circumvent the law, and a resolution that would criminalise cyberbullying. Other debates will cover the EU livestock sector, the role of women entrepreneurs in rural and island areas, and the Cali Fund linked to biodiversity protection. MEPs will also vote on motions concerning trafficking in Haiti, Chinese ethnic policies, Venezuela’s amnesty law, democratic resilience in Armenia, financial influencer standards, and the 2025 banking union report.
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