Today, the progressive family is joining forces to send a united and strong message: the future of Europe must serve its citizens and be tailored to their needs. The MFF is not just a budget. The next long-term EU budget is not a technical exercise; it is a fundamental political choice about our joint future.
The Socialists and Democrats welcome the European Commission’s proposal to cut EU greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040 – an essential milestone towards achieving climate neutrality by 2050 and mitigating the devastating impacts of global warming.
The Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament deplore that EU members of the G7 betrayed tax justice by agreeing to a shady agreement with US President Donald Trump that exempts US multinationals from the historic global minimum tax deal.
The S&D Group welcomes Denmark’s takeover of the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union. For the next six months, Denmark will play a pivotal role – amid challenging times – inadvancing the green and digital transitions, and reinforcing security in a complex global landscape.
The Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament express deep regret over the Polish presidency’s decision to halt progress on the agreement regarding the coordination of social security systems in the EU (the so-called 883 file).
Today, 28 June 2025, in Budapest ahead of the Pride to defend LGBTIQ+ rights, democracy and the rule of Law, the S&D Bureau adopted the following statement. This is a clear commitment to show our solidarity with all people in Hungary and across Europe.