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As the new European Commission sets out to design the next long-term EU budget, the
On 27 November 2024 the European Parliament approved Ursula von der Leyen’s new College of
First signatories: AK EuropaCEE Bankwatch NetworkClimate Action Network (CAN) EuropeCounterbalanceThe European Federation of Public Service
Social Platform and Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe, together with the signatories of this letter,
The Fiscal Matters coalition is reaching out ahead of the Commissioners-designate hearings to ask MEPs
The presentation of the next College of Commissioners 2024-29 has raised serious concerns from Social
During the upcoming Commissioner-designate hearings, we urge the European Parliament to champion the creation of
These are uncertain times. Geopolitical tensions and armed conflicts, rising costs of living, growingmultidimensional inequalities,
Today Social Platform urges newly elected President von der Leyen to have an ambitious commitment
The 2019 – 2024 European Commission has been one of the most ambitiouson climate policies.
Social Platform is calling for the re-appointment of a European Commissioner for Jobs &Social Rights.
While the dust settles in Brussels after the recent European elections, it is clear we
Today, on 16 April 2024, Social Platform welcomes the signing of the La Hulpe Declaration.
We are deeply concerned about the return of overly restrictive fiscal policy. The final compromiseon
Fiscal Matters, a coalition of civil society organisations, think tanks and trade unions, are deeply
Europe needs a renewed commitment to social progress, where everyone’s socialrights are recognised and vindicated.
We call on you to increase social investments in your national budgets, strengthen cooperation and
With temporary protection set to expire on 4 March 2025, EU leadership is urgently needed
