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Video. Europe's week: what big issues are MEPs focussing on in September?

Updated: 03/08/2020 - 11:37 GMT+2

In this special summer edition, we look at what will keep Europe's decision-makers busy over Summer and what the main priorities will be for the EU come Autumn.

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