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The Parliament approved the new Erasmus+ programme for 2028‑2034 with a strong majority of 454 votes in favour, 34 against and 93 abstentions, signalling clear support for a larger €47.39 billion budget and wider access for students, teachers and athletes. A similar level of consensus was seen on the revised heat and fuel benchmark values for 2026‑2030, which passed with 474 votes for, 82 against and 28 abstentions, while a proposal to reject the same measure was defeated 482 to 94, showing the amendment was overwhelmingly rejected.

In the area of climate policy, the Parliament adopted a resolution on reducing methane emissions in the energy sector, voting 341 for, 225 against and six abstentions, whereas a separate amendment to postpone some obligations was rejected 374 to 123, indicating a clear preference for maintaining the original timeline. Finally, a budgetary resolution to mobilise the EU Solidarity Fund for storm relief in Malta, Italy, Portugal and Spain was adopted almost unanimously, with 651 votes for, 17 against and three abstentions.