Europarl

Europarl, or the European Parliament, is the representative body of citizens across the European Union. It consists of Members of Parliament (MEPs) elected every five years by EU residents from member countries. The Parliament's main role is to debate and pass laws, approve budgets, and oversee other EU institutions. It serves as a democratic voice, ensuring that the diverse interests of Europe's nations and people are considered in policymaking. The European Parliament promotes cooperation, protects rights, and helps shape the direction of the EU as a unified political entity.