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MEPs back voting rights for new mothers – but fathers miss out

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The new rule lets only female MEPs delegate their vote around childbirth, raising questions about gender equality among lawmakers.

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The European Parliament has elected Tilly Metz from Luxembourg as the institution’s new Vice-President. She received 423 votes and was elected by an absolute majority in a secret electronic vote. Rada Lajkova from Vazrazhdane, a member of the Europe of Sovereign Nations group, also took part in the race. She received 114 votes. A total of 579 votes were cast, with 42 of them being “abstentions” and not included in the final result. Metz replaces…

On Thursday the European Parliament elected Luxembourg MEP Tilly Metz from the Green Group as the new vice-president of the institution, replacing the Romanian Nicolae Stefanuta, who left office after being appointed co-president of his political group.

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Wort.lu broke the news in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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