European Parliament (Strasbourg)

The European Parliament (Strasbourg) is one of the key institutions of the European Union, serving as its directly elected legislative body. Located in Strasbourg, France, it represents EU citizens by making laws, scrutinizing policies, and debating issues affecting member states. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are elected every five years. The Parliament works alongside other EU institutions to shape legislation, approve budgets, and ensure democratic accountability. Its presence in Strasbourg emphasizes its role in representing diverse European interests and fostering cooperation across nations within the EU framework.