Highlights 

NATO Ankara Summit. NATO Deputy Secretary-General Radmila Shekerinska will debrief MEPs in the Security and Defence Committee and the delegation for relations with NATO on the outcome of the Nato Summit in Ankara (Wednesday).

AI systems/Anthropic. The Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee will quiz representatives from Anthropic (connected remotely) on the safety and cyber security risks posed by advanced AI systems, and the application of the EU AI Act and digital rules (Tuesday).

Hungary/frozen EU funds. MEPs in the Budgets and Budgetary Control committees will discuss the conditions and procedures for unfreezing EU funds allocated to Hungary, with Commission Executive Vice-President Raffaele Fitto and Commissioners Piotr Serafin and Michael McGrath (Tuesday).

Social media and young people. The Culture and Education Committee will adopt a series of proposals to mitigate the impact of social media and online environment on young people. The numerous topics covered include live streams, videogames, AI system discrimination, safety by-default, age-appropriate design, age verification, celebrity scams and influencers. There will be a press conference with rapporteur at 10:30. (Tuesday).

Organic products. The Agriculture and Rural Development Committee will adopt its position on proposed changes to EU rules on the production and labelling of organic products. These include measures seeking to ensure that consumers can make informed choices when purchasing organic products from non-EU countries and maintain trust in the EU organic logo (Tuesday).

Irish Presidency priorities. Ireland’s ministers will present their priorities in meetings with the relevant parliamentary committees. Ireland holds the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU until the end of 2026 (Monday to Thursday).

A full list of parliamentary committees' meetings is available here.

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