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The Group’s positions, vote by vote.

What the European Parliament and its committees voted on, and where the ESN Group stood — texts adopted, rejected or blocked, plus the round-ups of the plenary weeks. Each entry shows the date and the topics it covers. Filter by topic to find what you are looking for.

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Historic vote on EU return rules — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
13 March 2026
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Historic vote on EU return rules

In the Civil Liberties Committee of the European Parliament, an alternative compromise on the EU Return Regulation was adopted with the support of a new right-leaning majority.
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LIBE Committee adopts tougher return rules — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
10 March 2026
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LIBE Committee adopts tougher return rules

Historic vote in the European Parliament: Right-wing majority in the LIBE Committee adopts tougher return rules!
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JURI rejects the left-wing opinion on the Rule of Law report by one vote — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
25 February 2026
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JURI rejects the left-wing opinion on the Rule of Law report by one vote

Committee JURI rejects left-wing opinion to Rule of Law report with 12 votes against 11 - Vote of ESN-MEP Mary Khan was decisive
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Plenary week: safe countries of origin adopted, 90 billion for Ukraine questioned — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
13 February 2026
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Plenary week: safe countries of origin adopted, 90 billion for Ukraine questioned

Parliament voted in favour of an EU-wide list of safe countries of origin and new third-country rules. A long overdue step – but not yet the necessary turning point in migration policy.
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Safe Third Country concept adopted in the LIBE Committee — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
28 January 2026
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Safe Third Country concept adopted in the LIBE Committee

ESN saves tougher immigration line: 'Safe Third Country Concept' with return hubs for denied asylum seekers becomes reality
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Mercosur, motion of censure and the key votes of the week — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
23 January 2026
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Mercosur, motion of censure and the key votes of the week

One of the main topics of this plenary week was the EU-Mercosur agreement. While European farmers were protesting outside Parliament, intense debates took place inside.
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Plenary week recap — the ESN perspective — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
1 December 2025
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Plenary week recap — the ESN perspective

Last week in plenary, we delivered on the priorities we set out from the start. We pushed for real action against illegal migration as a business model for criminal smuggling networks 🚫🛂.
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Votes on emissions, gender strategy and data centralisation — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
13 November 2025
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Votes on emissions, gender strategy and data centralisation

The Commission wants a 90% emissions-reduction target by 2040, which would raise energy bills, increase pressure on industry and endanger jobs.
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ESN Group blocks further tightening of climate targets — victory of reason over green ideology — graphic of the ESN Group in the European Parliament
5 November 2025
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ESN Group blocks further tightening of climate targets — victory of reason over green ideology

Today, the Committee on Transport and Tourism voted on the opinion “Laying down the framework for achieving climate neutrality.” By a narrow majority—and thanks to the decisive votes of the ESN Group—another tightening of the climate targets was prevented.
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