This Week's Top Stories from the European Parliament - 14-18 February 2022 — EUbusiness.com

Human rights breaches in the Philippines, Iran and Burkina Faso - Parliament approves greener road charging rules - Hazardous substances in the workplace: EP approves deal for stricter EU rules - The EU must speak with one voice on foreign policy - MEPs push for game-changer rules for pan-European civil society - Rule of Law conditionality: MEPs call on the Commission to act immediately - Parliament approves €1.2 billion in loans to Ukraine - Toy safety: Parliament wants stronger EU rules to protect children - MEPs call for a more effective EU strategy to beat cancer - Russia's threats against Ukraine are a wake-up call for Europe, MEPs say - Rule of Law: ECJ has removed last obstacle to application of the Conditionality mechanism

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