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European Parliament remains in Strasbourg despite energy crisis

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola has rejected a request from several Dutch MEPs to temporarily halt monthly sessions in Strasbourg to save energy. The MEPs from various Dutch political parties had proposed holding all meetings in Brussels due to the ongoing energy crisis, but the parliament will continue its regular travel schedule.

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