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European Council President António Costa addressed the 80th United Nations General Assembly on behalf of the European Union.

A Tanács és az Európai Parlament ideiglenes megállapodásra jutott arról a rendeletről, amely megerősítené az Europol szerepét, és fokozná az uniós tagállamok közötti rendőrségi együttműködést a migránscsempészés és az emberkereskedelem megelőzésének és a velük szemben folytatott küzdelem céljából.

On 25 September 2025, European Council President António Costa was in New York at the UN Security Council on Artificial Intelligence and International Peace and Security, as part of the 80th United Nations General Assembly. In his speech, he emphasized the importance of having a uniform approach to Artificial Intelligence at the international level.

A Tanács kialakította a kis méretű, közepes piaci tőkeértékű vállalatokra vonatkozó álláspontját, valamint a digitalizációra és az egységes előírásokra vonatkozó álláspontját

The President of the European Council, António Costa, gave a speech at the second meeting of the initiative 'In defence of democracy: fighting against extremism', held in New York on 24 September 2025 as part of the 80th United Nations General Assembly.

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On Monday, 22 September 2025 in room Spaak 3C50 (16:00-17:30), the Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) will hold a public hearing on promoting an EU feminist foreign policy. This hearing brings together Margot Wallström, who launched the world's first feminist foreign policy in 2014 when she was Foreign Minister of Sweden, and Aude Maio-Coliche, the EU Ambassador for Equality, to discuss how an EU feminist foreign policy could take shape and what the EU is currently doing in this field.
A Feminist Foreign Policy is an approach that puts gender equality at the centre of foreign policy and highlights resources, representation and rights. The hearing aims to assess the current level of ambition and implementation of the EU's foreign policy as regards gender equality, and provide inspiration and concrete examples for continued work in this area.
Programme
Women in foreign affairs and international security: An increasingly salient debate
Accelerating progress on Sustainable Development Goal 5 (SDG 5): Achieving gender equality and empowering women and girls
Women in politics in the EU: State of play in 2024
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