This Week's Top Stories from the European Parliament - 13-17 February 2023 — EUbusiness.com

Corruption allegations: MEPs push for ambitious changes and quick progress - Fertilisers: Ensuring availability, affordability and long-term autonomy - Green Deal Industrial Plan: securing the EU's clean tech leadership - Provide Ukraine with military aid for as long as necessary, MEPs say - Human rights breaches in Russia, Equatorial Guinea and Eswatini - Semiconductors: MEPs ready to start talks on new law to boost EU chips industry - Violence against women: MEPs demand the EU ratify the Istanbul Convention - Parliament urges Georgia to pardon and release ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili - Eurovision winners "Kalush Orchestra" will give a press conference in Strasbourg - MEPs want to simplify election rules for people in another EU country - MEPs back deploying new EU satellites to protect government communications - Latvian President to MEPs: Europe must be on the right side of history - Fit for 55: zero CO2 emissions for new cars and vans in 2035 - Participating in elections must be easier for Europeans from another EU country - Parliament sets up new Public Health subcommittee - REPowerEU: Energy measures to be added to national recovery plans - Special committee on foreign interference to deal with corruption allegations

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