PACE's virtual "mini-session" continued on 22 and 23 October 2020, bringing together parliamentarians from the 47 nations of the Council of Europe.
Thursday's highlight, starting at 9.30am CEST, was an all-day debate on the looming challenges of artificial intelligence - good governance, avoiding discrimination, "justice by algorithm", robots stealing jobs, "autonomous" cars and more.
Greek Alternative Foreign Affairs Minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis also took a further round of questions from Assembly members on Thursday at 14.30 CEST.
On Friday morning, starting at 9.30am CEST, PACE held an urgent debate on its latest monitoring verdict on the situation in Turkey:
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This “enlarged” meeting of the Standing Committee replaced the Assembly's October part-session - cancelled due to COVID-19 - and allowed all PACE members to speak, though only members of the Standing Committee had the right to vote.
More details, full agenda and documents:
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