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Αρχική » Celebrities » Hot News » Tags λουκας φουρλας, γιος, γενεθλια, διασημοι # ΣΧΕΤΙΚΑ ΑΡΘΡΑ # Διαβαστε Περισσοτερα Query time: 0.0436 s (12 Queries.) // Parse time: 0.0125 s // Total time: 0.0561 s // Source: cache Loucas Fourlas Να μεγαλώνουμε όλοι όμορφα με υγεία και ευλογία . Τα χρόνια να μας κάνουν πιο σοφούς πιο δοτικους και καλύτερους ανθρώπους. Σας ευχαριστώ για τις ευχές. Loucas Fourlas Για πες μου ποτε πρόλαβες να κλείσεις τα 17 και να φτάσεις σχεδόν 1.90 ρε μπαγάσα.
EU-Azerbaijan energy cooperation and potential risks
Question for written answer E-001312/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The European Union’s energy security remains a strategic priority, especially in light of the current geopolitical instability in the Middle East and increased pressure on international energy markets. As part of its efforts to diversify its energy sources, the EU has strengthened its cooperation with Azerbaijan.
Possible fertiliser shortage due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz
Question for written answer E-001177/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) Instability in the Gulf region and particularly in the Strait of Hormuz raises serious concerns about the disruption of global supply chains, including for key raw materials used in fertiliser production. Agricultural production in Europe is highly dependent on the stability of international markets in these sectors.
Possible surge in migration from Iran
Question for written answer E-001119/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The continuation of the conflict in Iran may drive a new wave of displaced populations into neighbouring regions and possibly towards Europe. We have learnt from previous crises that geopolitical upheavals in the Middle East often result in new migratory pressures at the EU’s external borders.
Increase in fuel prices due to the crisis in Iran
Question for written answer E-001175/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) Hostilities in Iran have already disrupted international energy markets, which has had a direct impact on fuel prices. European citizens and businesses are potentially facing a further tightening of the screw when it comes to energy in what is an already difficult economic context.
President Trump’s new Board
Question for written answer E-000361/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The presentation and signing of the founding charter of the new ‘Board of Peace’ by US President Donald Trump in Davos has attracted international attention and caused division, as this initiative alters geopolitical balances. It raises questions about the role of established international institutions, including the United Nations.
Decrease in honey production and protecting European beekeeping
Question for written answer E-000233/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) Honey production in Cyprus is falling significantly, with losses of up to 30 %, on account of extreme weather events linked to climate change, as well as increasing pressure from low-cost imported honey products. This development threatens the viability of beekeepers and has a direct impact on pollination and biodiversity.
Op-ed: Cyprus' case for a human-centred migration policy
While the current draft of the new Pact on Migration and Asylum risks repeating longstanding flaws in EU migration policy, Cyprus' presidency has a chance to put real solidarity back at the centre of the agenda. For years, Cyprus has been at the forefront of a demanding migration reality.
Op-ed: Lessons from the frontline of Europe's migration outpost
At the EU's south-eastern frontier, Cyprus has grappled with both external and internal migration pressures. Few member states have experienced the consequences of uncontrolled migration as directly and as profoundly as Cyprus. Its presidency of the Council of the European Union comes at a moment when security and border control once again dominate the EU's political agenda — as often happens.
Parliamentary question | Developments in Iran – Response, repression and the EU’s position | E-000079/2026 | European Parliament
Question for written answer E-000079/2026/rev.1 to the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The developments in Iran signal one of the most serious social and political crises in recent years.
Op-ed: What the EU can learn from Cyprus' foreign policy
From migration to regional co-operation with the Middle East and North Africa, Cyprus combines human-rights principles with pragmatic diplomacy. Kaja Kallas, High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission, and Constantinos Kombos, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus, at the European Council building in Brussels, November 2025.
Europe-wide farmer protests and the need for immediate interventions for the sustainability of the primary sector
Question for written answer E-000062/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) In recent months there have been widespread farmer protests in many EU Member States, highlighting the deep crisis facing the primary sector.
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the brutal repression against protesters in Iran
B10‑0081/2026 European Parliament resolution on the brutal repression against protesters in Iran (2026/2565(RSP)) The European Parliament, –having regard to its previous resolutions on Iran, –having regard to its resolution of 13 November 2025 on addressing transnational repression of human rights defenders[1], –having regard to the statement of 9 January 2026 by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, on behalf of the EU on the current...
Parliamentary question | The EUR 4 billion cost of payment fraud in the European Union | E-000069/2026 | European Parliament
Question for written answer E-000069/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) According to data from the European Central Bank and the European Banking Authority, the cost of payment fraud in the European Union is around EUR 4 billion.This reflects the growing threat faced by consumers, businesses and financial institutions, particularly given the rapid shift towards digital payments and the growth of online transactions.
Cyprus takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Union
Question for written answer E-000063/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The Republic of Cyprus’s assumption of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union holds particular political importance, especially in the light of the statements by the President of the European Commission that the reunification of Cyprus is a priority for the Union.
US pressure on Greenland and respect for international law
Question for written answer E-000064/2026 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The pressure from the US President, Donald Trump, with regard to the annexation or control of Greenland raises serious questions about respect for international law, territorial integrity and the will of its peoples.
Use of frozen Russian assets
Question for written answer E-005022/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) For some time now, we have been observing, both in the foreground and behind the scenes, intense discussions on the use of frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine. Various scenarios are in contention and the two most prevalent are: Recourse to borrowing from the EU budget and the creation of a ‘reparations loan’ using Russian assets.
Protecting Christian populations in the Middle East
Question for written answer E-004898/2025/rev.1 to the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The terrorist attack on the Greek Orthodox church in Damascus raises serious concerns about the security of Christian communities in the Middle East.
Driving licences in the EU
Question for written answer E-004894/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The frequency with which serious crashes and accidents occur in all Member States raises questions about how driving licences are issued – specifically, about the standard of driving instructors and how easily learners can pass their driving tests. Can the Commission say: 1.Does it intend to set minimum criteria and requirements for both instructors and learners taking tests?
Parliamentary question | Pharma package | E-004896/2025 | European Parliament
Question for written answer E-004896/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The Commission has presented the so-called ‘pharma package’ as the biggest pharmaceutical reform of the last twenty years.
European Social Fund Plus
Question for written answer E-004835/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The ESF+ is the main instrument through which the European Union invests in people and supports the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights. The EUR 142.7billion budget for the period 2021-2027 must continue to make a significant contribution to EU policies on employment, society, education and skills, including structural reforms in these areas.
Alignment with an EU act
Question for written answer E-004215/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) EU Member States have fully aligned themselves with the European Union act entitled ‘Directive (EU) 2020/1828 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 November 2020 on representative actions for the protection of the collective interests of consumers’.
Need to strengthen island regions: the example of Cyprus
Question for written answer E-004216/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) As the easternmost and only island Member State of the EU in the Eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus faces structural challenges in areas such as transport, energy, healthcare coverage and civil protection. Despite efforts to strengthen island regions at European level, Cyprus’ needs often remain underrepresented in financial tools and policies.
The EU’s failure to address show trials and human rights abuses in Azerbaijan
Question for written answer E-003655/2025/rev.1 to the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The EU promotes human rights and the rule of law, but appears reluctant to address political repression and show trials in Azerbaijan. Despite reports of political prisoners and serious human rights abuses, the EU’s response appears to be constrained by economic and geopolitical interests.
Strengthening the fight against human trafficking in the EU
Question for written answer E-003723/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) Human trafficking remains a serious problem within the EU, with victims mainly women and children. Despite existing legislation, criminal organisations continue to exploit vulnerable individuals. In view of the above: 1.What measures does the Commission intend to put in place to strengthen the implementation of the legislation on trafficking in human beings?
Türkiye’s misuse of EU Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance funds
Question for written answer E-003759/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Costas Mavrides (S&D), Nathalie Loiseau (Renew), Andreas Schieder (S&D), Lucia Yar (Renew), Christophe Gomart (PPE), Loucas Fourlas (PPE), Nikos Pappas (The Left), Sebastian Tynkkynen (ECR), Geadis Geadi (ECR), Galato Alexandraki (ECR), Michalis Hadjipantela (PPE), Nikolas Farantouris (The Left), Alice Teodorescu Måwe (PPE) According to an article by Nordic Monitor[1], hundreds of millions of euros from the EUR 10 billion...
Demographic change and ageing of the European population
Question for written answer E-003724/2025/rev.1 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The European Union is facing serious demographic challenges, with birth rates continuously falling and the population ageing rapidly. This trend is leading to changes in the composition of the population, reinforcing phenomena of population imbalance and social pressure. At the same time, increased migratory flows raise issues of social cohesion and cultural continuity.
Non-discrimination between home-based care and institutional care for persons with disabilities in Commission policies and competencies
Question for written answer E-003653/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE), Gabriella Gerzsenyi (PPE), Sirpa Pietikäinen (PPE), Jagna Marczułajtis-Walczak (PPE), Maria Walsh (PPE), Romana Tomc (PPE) The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities provides that the signatories recognise the equal right of persons with disabilities to live in the community.
Exploitation of migrants by smugglers and the threat to European security
Question for written answer E-003656/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The continuous flow of irregular migrants to the EU is now accompanied by organised smuggling rings, often involving state or semi-state actors from non-EU countries. Border management has become an instrument of blackmail against the Union. At the same time, there are increasing indications that people are being instrumentalised by authoritarian regimes for destabilisation purposes.
Need for sustainable packaging and waste reduction in the EU
Question for written answer E-003654/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The increased use of packaging contributes significantly to waste generation in the EU. Promoting sustainable packaging is crucial for environmental protection. In view of the above: 1.What are the Commission’s plans to promote the use of recyclable and reusable packaging?
The EU facing the challenge of technological leadership
Question for written answer E-003445/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The global technological race in areas such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, green energy and cybersecurity is already determining future geopolitical balances. The EU must develop a coherent and ambitious technological strategy framework so as not to find itself in a position of observer vis-à-vis the US and China.
Student tuition fee reduction as a condition in Responseto Britain’s demands from the EU
By Loucas Fourlas, MEP, European People’s Party, Democratic Rally The debate over the future of European Union–United Kingdom relations continues with undiminished intensity, as the consequences of Brexit still shape the daily lives of millions of citizens. Recently, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of the European Council, António Costa, met with the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer.
Elections in Poland and restoring trust in European institutions
Question for written answer E-003439/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The recent elections in Poland marked a political turning point, with a new government declaring a commitment to the independence of the judiciary, freedom of the press and the fundamental values of the EU. This is a crucial moment for the country to fully return to the principles of the rule of law and to stabilise its relations with the European institutions.
Infiltration by the Muslim Brotherhood and extremist influence in the EU
Question for written answer E-003440/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The activities of the Muslim Brotherhood in several EU Member States have raised concerns in relation with its subversive influence on educational, social and political networks. The organisation uses ‘soft’ methods in an attempt to strengthen its ideological presence in European societies, fostering parallel realities and sometimes boosting radicalisation.
Protecting consumers from misleading booking practices on online platforms
Question for written answer E-003452/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) Recent years have seen an increase in the use of online platforms for booking travel services, such as hotels, flights or other tourist activities.
Türkiye as a ‘peacemaker’ in Ukraine, while remaining an invader on European soil
Question for written answer E-003436/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) Türkiye is attempting to present itself internationally as a mediator and peacemaker in crises such as the one in Ukraine. At the same time, it is illegally maintaining occupying troops on the territory of a Member State of the European Union — the Republic of Cyprus — in violation of international law.
Humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip and the need to respect international law
Question for written answer E-003435/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The situation in Gaza is deteriorating dramatically, with thousands of deaths, displacement and the destruction of essential infrastructure. The European Union, as a defender of international humanitarian law, must have a clear and consistent voice in favour of the protection of civilians, unhindered access to humanitarian aid and a political solution.
Continued Russian invasion of Ukraine and the possibility of a withdrawal of US military assistance
Question for written answer E-003437/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, at enormous human, economic and geopolitical cost. The fatigue of the international community and the instability of international support are intensifying the risks. The European Union is called upon to ensure continued support for Ukraine while, at the same time, strengthening its own strategic autonomy.
Parliamentary question | Failure of the EU’s rescEU mechanism to respond promptly to natural disasters in Cyprus - the need for a permanent and reinforced firefighting facility on the island | E-003091/2025 | European Parliament
Question for written answer E-003091/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The devastating fires in the mountainous region of Limassol have once again shown that the EU’s rescEU mechanism is unable to respond to emergencies caused by natural disasters in remote areas such as Cyprus in a timely and effective manner.
Self-care facilities for persons with disabilities
Question for written answer E-002588/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The autonomy of persons with disabilities is fundamental to social inclusion and equality. Nevertheless, many persons with disabilities continue to face daily barriers to accessing technological tools and services that could enhance their self-care and reduce their dependency on others.
Illegal import of English cars to Cyprus via Bulgaria
Question for written answer E-002583/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) There has been an increase in the number of cases of second-hand vehicles being illegally imported from the United Kingdom into the Republic of Cyprus via non-EU countries – mainly Bulgaria. Some cases show that administrative loopholes and rules governing the movement of vehicles in the EU are being exploited to avoid customs and fiscal checks.
Flight safety in the Nicosia FIR due to the illegal airport in occupied Tymbou and attempts at direct flights
Question for written answer E-002326/2025/rev.1 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The illegal airport in occupied Tymbou continues to operate outside the regulatory framework of the International Civil Aviation Organization and without recognition by international authorities. The failure to comply with international safety standards poses serious risks to the safety of flights in the Nicosia FIR, which is the only internationally recognised FIR of the Republic of Cyprus.
Reintegrating released prisoners into society
Question for written answer E-002299/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The social reintegration of people released from prison is crucial for reducing recidivism rates and strengthening social cohesion. However, many Member States face shortcomings in support structures, vocational training and psychosocial support for former detainees, increasing the risk of their return to a life of crime.
Newborn baby abduction networks
Question for written answer E-002300/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The involvement of criminal networks in the trafficking of babies and illegal adoptions remains a hidden but real threat. Shortcomings in cross-border cooperation, poor birth registration practices in certain regions and scant checks in certain private healthcare facilities enable the existence of such networks.
The war on drugs
Question for written answer E-002297/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The spread of drugs, particularly among young people, remains one of the most important social threats in the European Union. New psychoactive substances are rapidly circulating on the market, often originating from non-EU countries, and are difficult to trace. At the same time, organised crime continues to use new trafficking methods, mainly using digital media and postal services.
SAFE: no procurement in non-EU countries that contravene EU security interests
Question for written answer E-002181/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE), Michalis Hadjipantela (PPE) It is well known that the EU has bilateral cooperation with countries such as the UK. However, the regulation and eligibility criteria need to be applied faithfully.
Long-term support for Ukraine and the country’s path towards European integration
Question for written answer E-002008/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) An increasing number of European leaders are calling for the war to be brought to an end, in view of of the enormous number of casualties and the massive material damage. However, there are a number of different views and positions on how this should be done, as well as varying opinions on Ukraine’s EU membership.
Türkiye’s violation of Cyprus’s sovereignty
Question for written answer E-001827/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Michalis Hadjipantela (PPE), Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The President of the European Commission, Ms von der Leyen, stated at the recent EPP conference in Valencia that, ‘We do not invade our neighbours and we do not punish them’, while stressing that, ‘Europe respects international law and the integrity of borders’.
European strategy to support single-parent families
European strategy to support single-parent families Question for written answer E-001793/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) Single-parent families face higher rates of poverty, social exclusion and difficulties in accessing services. The EU is committed to strengthening social cohesion. Does the Commission envisage a European support framework for single-parent families, with strengthened funding tools and targeted social policies? Submitted: 2.5.2025 Last updated: 12 May 2025
Tackling juvenile delinquency in the EU
Question for written answer E-001780/2025 to the Commission Rule 144 Loucas Fourlas (PPE) The upsurge in juvenile delinquency, especially in urban areas, is often linked to social exclusion, dropping out of school and a lack of opportunities. Does the Commission envisage the adoption of a comprehensive European strategy to prevent juvenile delinquency, focusing on education, employment and the inclusion of vulnerable young people? Submitted: 2.5.2025 Last updated: 12 May 2025
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