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听听President. 鈥� The next item is European Council and Commission statements on the conclusions of the European Council meeting of 19听December 2024 ().

By way of a reminder, after the first round of speakers on behalf of the groups, Members who have received speaking time from their political groups or the non鈥慳ttached Members' Secretariat will be called to speak and will be reminded of their allotted speaking time. This means that I ask you to keep an eye on the screens where the current speaker and the next two speakers will be displayed, and then you will be called to come up to the lectern.听The normal rules regarding blue cards and the catch鈥憈he鈥慹ye procedure will apply during the debate.

Now, I have the pleasure to invite the President of the European Council, for the first time in his office, to address us in this 合法博彩网站 on the conclusions of the last meeting of 19听December. Ant贸nio, the floor is yours.

听听Ant贸nio Costa, President of the European Council. 鈥� Madam President, Madam President of the European Commission, Minister Sz艂apka, Honourable Members. In my first speech in the European 合法博彩网站 as President of the European Council, I would like to address my greetings to all of you in this House, elected by the European citizens. I am looking forward to our close cooperation, to the debates and to the exchanges with you, to the debates after the European Councils, and to exchanges with President Metsola and the political group leaders in the Conference of Presidents, because only together can we address the biggest challenges that Europe is facing.

It was that sense of unity that presided over the first European Council I chaired in December. I took away three main message from that meeting. First, on Ukraine: the message was clear. The European Union reaffirmed its support to Ukraine for as long as necessary, and whatever it takes for a comprehensive, just and lasting peace. This is the message that we conveyed to President Zelenskyy, who joined us for an important exchange. We pledge to strengthen Ukraine's position for every scenario. Peace must be the peace chosen by Ukraine and by the Ukrainians for the sake of Ukrainian security, for the sake of Europe's security.

Second, on enlargement: we are fully committed to enlargement as the biggest geopolitical investment for peace and security for our people and our continent. This is also a central topic in the Western Balkans summit I chaired the day before the European Council. The six Western Balkan countries, as well as Ukraine and Moldova, are working hard to deliver on their commitments. There is no doubt that the future of these countries is in our Union. It is time for us to deliver on our promises as they deliver on theirs.

Thirdly, the European Council had a strategic discussion on Europe's role in the world. We need to renew our relations with the United Kingdom and work for a stronger transatlantic relationship, rooted in our common history and deep bonds with the United States and Canada, a partnership that has underpinned peace and economic growth for decades, based on our shared values and common interests. The European Union and the United States are each other's largest trading and investment partners. It is in the interests of both to keep fostering a stable balance and predictable trade relationship. We are looking forward to working closely with the new US administration to advance positive and fair economic cooperation, and to work on our shared priorities for prosperity and security, while naturally protecting our own interests.

The world today is multipolar, and it opens new opportunities for Europe. The European Union needs to strengthen its bilateral and multilateral relationships with third countries, based on common interests, mutual prosperity and shared priorities like climate action, sustainable development, or poverty and disease reduction. Because the world is multipolar, expressions such as Global South and Global North make no sense. It is in fact a plural world which requires tailored approaches and even more energy in our engagement. Therefore, I look forward to upcoming summits during the current semester with South Africa, Central Asia, Brazil and Japan, and also to the visit from the European Council to India to advance on those challenges collectively and more effectively.

Honourable Members, the European Union is a pillar of the international rules鈥慴ased order, upholding the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity and inviolability of borders. Continuing to support an inclusive and multilateral system under the principles of the United Nations Charter and international law, we 鈥� the EU 鈥� remain committed to all our international engagements, to a comprehensive agenda to tackle climate change, inequality and the reform of global financial institutions. We remain committed to the Sustainable Development Goals, the Pact for the Future and the Paris Agreement. Our Union is a project for peace that has been stable for decades because we value our alliance, our economic interdependency, our integrated societies. But to preserve peace, we need to assume greater responsibility for our own defence, our strategic autonomy and our sovereignty. This is why, since 2014, and especially after 2022, the Member States have been increasing their budgets on defence. Today, the 23 Member States that are also NATO allies altogether are expected to be spending above 2% for defence investment.

We have also taken major efforts together during the last years. We are implementing, with determination, the Strategic Compass. We fully use the new tools we have to ramp up our ammunition production and to acquire the most urgent and critical defence products. The Commission has also already put forward a defence industrial programme, and the European Investment Bank has updated its policy on supporting dual鈥憉se technology. There is an overall sense of urgency and strategic purpose among us. We are on the right track to build the Europe of defence.

That sense of urgency and purpose has led me to invite European leaders for an informal meeting on defence on 3 February. This is the very first time the European leaders will get together in a meeting exclusively dedicated to defence to prepare the ground for the next decisions we will have to take, and to provide political guidance for the White Paper on Defence being prepared by the European Commission and the High Representative. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will join us for parts of our discussions, because Russia's aggression in Ukraine and our resilience from hybrid attacks are shared priorities. It is in our interest to do more in the field of defence, to become more resilient, more efficient, more autonomous and a more reliable security and defence actor. This way, the European Union will also become a stronger transatlantic partner, including in the context of NATO.

Honourable members. The European Union is also an economic and trade power. Yes, there are important challenges to our competitiveness, but Europe is home to world鈥慶lass research and industry, and high鈥憇killed workers critical for our economic growth strength in the years ahead. We hope that future generations will have the ambition to build a strong and vibrant Europe that brings shared prosperity for all and ensures just and inclusive climate and digital transitions.

The European Council in March will turn to economy, energy and competitiveness. We made it clear in the Budapest Declaration that we all agree with the analysis of Enrico Letta and Mario Draghi, and we must now decide on the right policies and deliver. I'm looking forward to the Commission's proposals on the Competitiveness Compass, the Clean Industrial Deal and bureaucracy reduction. I will work closely with President von der Leyen to advance on these fronts.

Finally, defence and competitiveness go hand in hand. Investing in defence in an integrated way while building a safe European supply chain network, energy autonomy and a innovative industry can boost our economies and job creation, as well as adopting a modern and reinforced European Union budget that is up to the challenges Europe is facing. A budget that invests in our collective security, a budget that forces competitiveness and innovation, and promotes a twin transition that works for citizens and businesses, leaving no one behind, no region forgotten, no problem without solution. Unity is the core element of our Union. United we are stronger and stronger; we are greater. Thank you very much.

听听Ursula von der Leyen, President of the Commission. 鈥� Madam President,听dear Roberta, Mr President of the European Council, dear Antonio, honourable Members, it's a pleasure to join this plenary debate with President Costa for the first time. And I would like to start by thanking you, dear Antonio, for the excellent cooperation between us in the first weeks of our common mandate.

We are only three weeks into 2025, but a glimpse is already there into the change that is coming to global politics. We have entered a new era of harsh geostrategic competition. We're dealing with continent-sized powers and they engage with each other based mostly on interests. This new dynamic will dominate more and more the relations between global actors. The rules of engagement are changing. Some in Europe may not like this new reality, but we must deal with it. Our values do not change, but to defend them, some things must change.

First of all, we have work to do here at home. If we want to protect our interests and uphold our values. We must also be economically strong. And Europe has, as you said, Antonio, all the instruments for successfully playing its role in the concert of powers. We have a private sector with a long innovation tradition. We have a top class workforce, highly educated. We have a unique social infrastructure to protect people from the great risks of life. And we have a huge single market of 450 million people. And that is our safe harbour in rough waters and our strongest leverage in tough negotiations. But our Union and our single market do need attention and care.

For us Europeans, the global race begins at home. And this is exactly what we've been discussing in the European Council. And all Member States agree on that. It is the core of the Budapest Declaration on Competitiveness that we agreed during the Hungarian presidency, and now under the Polish presidency, this consensus must be implemented. And that is why next week we will present our new competitiveness compass, which turns the excellent Draghi Report into action. It will be the North star of this new Commission and drive our work for the next five years.

We are setting three goals.

First, closing the innovation gap with our competitors. Second, we need a joint roadmap for decarbonisation and competitiveness. And third, strengthening our economic resilience and security.

And let me give you a few insights on each.

On innovation. Draghi's analysis is very clear. There is a vicious cycle of low investment and low innovation. And this has led, for instance, to a slower uptake of digital technologies here in Europe. So how do we break this cycle? Public investment must definitely play a role. For this to be effective, the coordination between the European level and the Member States needs to improve, in particular, in a few strategic areas where we really have to focus on, for example, AI or quantum or biotechnologies, just to name a few. But we have to focus on that. We have to invest there. Member States have to chip in. But we all know that public funding can never be sufficient.

So to boost innovation at the right scale and speed, private capital has also to come in. The good news is that European companies are already ramping up their investments in innovation. Last year, Europe's industry increased its R&D investment by almost 10听% and for the first time now in ten years, that is more than both in the United States and China. But we have to catch up a lot.

So thanks to these efforts, we are now back in second position globally in terms of total private R&D investment. But again, we must coordinate, we must concentrate and we must focus on the crucial areas.

For that to happen and to be successful, we need a conducive capital market for our companies and specifically for our Start-Ups. And to support this, we will be launching a European Savings and Investment Union. We will create new European savings and investment products, new incentives for risk capital, and a new push to ensure the seamless flow of investment across our Union. We must mobilise more capital to let 'made in Europe' and risk-taking innovation thrive here.

My second point: I would like to focus on the issue of energy prices. Energy prices in Europe are still structurally higher than in the United States and in China, and they vary significantly within the European Union. So we must bring them down while we complete the phase out of Russian fossil fuels. So both objectives are important and they should go hand in hand.

How can we achieve this? Not only must we continue to diversify our energy supplies, which we've done over the last two years, we will also have to invest in next generation clean energy technologies, because this is energy made in Europe. So it gives us independence. Take the topics of fusion, for example, or enhanced geothermal or solid state batteries, just to name a few.

We must also mobilise here more private capital to modernise our grids and storage infrastructure. So again, the topic of a deep and liquid capital market. We must remove any remaining barriers to our energy Union and we must better connect our clean and low-carbon energy systems. All of this, and much more, of course, than I mentioned today, will be part of a new affordable energy plan that we will present in February.

My third and final point is how to bolster our economic resilience and security. Global powers are now vying for access to raw materials and vital supply chains. In the last years, we have concluded more than 35 new agreements with partners across the world, precisely to ensure our access to raw materials and hydrogen, for example, and to diversify some of our clean tech supply chains. This work will be even more crucial in the years ahead.

As you know, since the start of this mandate, in less than two months, we have already concluded three partnership agreements with Mercosur, Mexico and Switzerland. And last Monday, we relaunched our negotiations with Malaysia. These partnerships address some of our key economic interests. They open new and dynamic markets for us. They protect our distinctive products with geographical indications and key sectors like agriculture. And they guarantee our access to critical minerals and clean energy.

So widening our network of partnerships was a crucial recommendation of the Draghi report. And we work with 合法博彩网站 and the Council to move these deals forward. This new engagement with countries across the world is not only an economic necessity, but it has to be a message to the world. It is Europe's response to rising global competition. We want more cooperation with all who are open for it. And this, of course, includes our closest partners, I think, of course, of the United States of America. No other economies in the world are as integrated as Europe and the United States. Millions of jobs on both sides of the Atlantic depend on our trade and investment. The trade volume between us is EUR 1.5 trillion. But beyond these numbers is also so much more: friendship, family ties, common history, culture.

This is something we will always keep in mind as we engage with the new American administration. Our first priority will be engage early, discuss common interests, and be ready to negotiate. And when the time for negotiation comes, we will be pragmatic in seeking common ground. But I also want you to know that we will always stand by our European principles. Thank you, and long live Europe.

听听Jeroen Lenaers, on behalf of the PPE Group. 鈥� Madam President, President von der Leyen, President Costa 鈥� welcome, President Costa, for your first appearance here as President of the European Council and congratulations on your first EU summit and on the 50th anniversary of the first meeting of the European Council. There is an impressive history there, but now, more than ever, we need to focus on the future. Thank you for being with us today. It's unfortunately not what we were used to in the last months of your predecessor, and we count on you to continue coming here regularly for exchanges with the elected representatives of Europe as this is an important part of our democracy.

Looking back at the European Council summit in December, I must admit it already feels like a lifetime ago. The world looks different. The EPP welcomes the ceasefire in Gaza and the progress it represents for the release of the hostages, and for addressing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. It is a significant step to end the immense suffering on both sides, and we call on all parties to fully commit to their obligations.

On Ukraine, there is less reason for optimism. President Trump, unfortunately, has not kept his campaign promise to end the war within 24 hours. The fighting, dying and destruction continues also today. The European Council confirmed its unwavering commitment to support Ukraine, and of course we welcome and support that. But I also listened very carefully to President Zelenskyy yesterday asking Europe to step up and learn how to take care of itself so the world cannot ignore it. He even posed the question openly as to whether Europe will even have a seat at the table when the war against Ukraine ends. Now, I don't have to explain here how crucial it is that Europe is sitting at that table when it's about the future of our own continent. We must be there. I'm looking to the European Council to indeed step up and provide an answer to these strategic questions with more ambition.

With the inauguration of President Trump, we have also entered a new phase of geopolitics. Yes, the US remains an important partner and an ally, but it is clear that under the new administration, Europe is also a target. Another wake鈥憉p call that now more than ever, we need to ensure our own strategic independence. We need to bring back competitiveness to Europe and reduce red tape and unnecessary regulatory burden, to make sure our SMEs and industries can flourish regardless of what happens at the world stage. We cannot simply continue business as usual. We need to step up our efforts in the fight against illegal migration, and protect ourselves against the weaponisation of migrants by dictators at our external borders.

And we need to make sure that Europe can defend itself. We need a proper and ambitious European security and defence policy that really prepares Europe for any future challenges. Those future challenges are manifold, and we count on the leaders of Europe to step up their ambition.

听听Iratxe Garc铆a P茅rez, en nombre del Grupo S&D. 鈥� Se帽ora presidenta, se帽or Costa, bienvenido al Parlamento. Es un honor darle hoy la bienvenida en su primera comparecencia ante esta C谩mara como presidente del Consejo Europeo. Su presencia aqu铆 simboliza su compromiso con el proyecto de integraci贸n europeo, un proyecto que siempre ha defendido con pasi贸n, con convicci贸n y con resultados. Su liderazgo ser谩 crucial en un momento en el que necesitamos m谩s que nunca unidad, determinaci贸n y visi贸n.

Se帽or铆as, este Parlamento es el coraz贸n de la democracia europea. Y no podemos ignorar que nuestra democracia est谩 bajo amenaza. Frente a las fuerzas democr谩ticas, se alzan fuerzas que buscan dividirnos, debilitarnos y retroceder en los avances que con tanto esfuerzo hemos logrado. Estas fuerzas est谩n alimentadas por las agendas del odio, de las mentiras, de los recortes de libertades, como las que representa la internacional ultraderechista.

Queremos seguir profundizando la relaci贸n estrat茅gica con los Estados Unidos y un v铆nculo transatl谩ntico que nos une y en el que creemos. Los Estados Unidos son un aliado imprescindible para hacer frente a los retos del nuevo tiempo.听Pero el regreso de Trump nos plantea desaf铆os evidentes, y nuestra Uni贸n no puede 煤nicamente resignarse a reaccionar, sino que debe reafirmarse con m谩s fuerza en lo que somos y en lo que defendemos. Nuestra Uni贸n se basa en un conjunto de principios y valores que no est谩n sujetos a cambios pol铆ticos, como en otras partes del mundo.

Trump es el s铆ntoma del empobrecimiento de las clases medias, que han visto c贸mo su poder adquisitivo se deteriora y c贸mo se les cierra el derecho a cuestiones b谩sicas como la vivienda. No olvidemos esta realidad, porque tambi茅n en nuestro continente persiste. Por eso, debemos actuar con determinaci贸n para reforzar el pilar social con salarios dignos, con ingresos m铆nimos que protejan a los m谩s vulnerables y con una inversi贸n ambiciosa de al menos 50听000 millones de euros anuales en vivienda p煤blica.

Frente al negacionismo clim谩tico y la apuesta por los combustibles f贸siles, que son una amenaza directa al planeta y a la vida humana, avancemos en la implementaci贸n del Pacto Verde, no solo porque es la 煤nica soluci贸n para combatir la crisis clim谩tica, sino porque es clave para nuestra independencia energ茅tica, para nuestra seguridad y para nuestra competitividad global.

Frente a los ataques de los oligarcas digitales a las democracias, defendamos una transici贸n digital al servicio de la ciudadan铆a y del progreso humano. Apliquemos con firmeza el Reglamento de Servicios Digitales, multando y restringiendo la actividad de estos oligarcas que no cumplan con 茅l. La democracia no se negocia; la democracia se defiende.

Frente al trato inhumano y las deportaciones masivas de inmigrantes, demostremos que la solidaridad y la humanidad son compatibles con una regulaci贸n ordenada de los flujos migratorios. Una pol铆tica migratoria bien gestionada es la mejor garant铆a para mantener nuestro Estado del bienestar, 煤nico en el mundo, y para preservar nuestros valores fundamentales.

Frente a las ansias expansionistas de algunos y frente a los anuncios de represalias arancelarias y sus amenazas a nuestra seguridad, reforcemos nuestros v铆nculos comerciales con nuestros aliados e impulsemos una industria de defensa europea aut贸noma.

Frente a la situaci贸n en Ucrania y en Oriente Pr贸ximo, hablemos con una sola voz y sin dobles raseros. No hay mejor manera de defender una paz justa en Ucrania que autorizando el uso de armas de largo alcance contra objetivos militares en territorio ruso. No hay mejor manera de garantizar una paz justa que destinando los 200听000 millones de activos congelados rusos a la reconstrucci贸n y el armamento en Ucrania. Y no hay mejor manera de promover una paz justa y duradera en Oriente Pr贸ximo que defendiendo la soluci贸n de los dos Estados ante los Acuerdos de Abraham, que solo trajeron m谩s odio y destrucci贸n.

Se帽or铆as, estamos conmemorando el centenario del nacimiento de Mario Soares, un hombre que dedic贸 su vida al proyecto europeo. Las palabras que pronunci贸 en el Colegio de Europa en 1977 hoy deben de ser nuestra gu铆a: 芦Como portugu茅s y como europeo 鈥攄ec铆a鈥� conf铆o en que la Europa que todos deseamos no aceptar谩 ser un simple club de pa铆ses ricos, sino una verdadera comunidad, ampliamente abierta al exterior y fundamentalmente solidaria entre las partes que, por mandato de la geograf铆a o de la historia, necesariamente la componen禄. Recordemos esas palabras y hagamos nuestra gu铆a para el trabajo que, unidos, tenemos por delante.

听听Jordan Bardella, au nom du groupe PfE. 鈥� Madame la Pr茅sidente, Madame la Pr茅sidente de la Commission europ茅enne, Monsieur le Pr茅sident du Conseil, de l鈥橴kraine au Moyen-Orient, de la Moldavie 脿 la G茅orgie en passant par le Venezuela, l鈥檕rdre du jour du dernier Conseil europ茅en a 茅t茅 fourni, et les sujets de pr茅occupation li茅s aux grands troubles de notre monde 茅taient nombreux. Il n鈥檃 pourtant pas 茅t茅 jug茅 bon d鈥櫭﹙oquer la question, br没lante, de l鈥橝lg茅rie, malgr茅 l鈥檃rrestation arbitraire et au motif politique de l鈥櫭ヽrivain franco-alg茅rien Boualem听Sansal. Son tort? Avoir critiqu茅 dans ses ouvrages et dans ses prises de position le r茅gime alg茅rien, sa d茅rive autocratique et sa complaisance 脿 l鈥櫭ゞard de l鈥檌d茅ologie islamiste.

Aux portes de l鈥橢urope, un r茅gime d茅fie d茅lib茅r茅ment la France, entretient son peuple dans la mis猫re et l鈥檕ppression, instrumentalise l鈥檋istoire pour faire oublier ses propres 茅checs depuis l鈥檌nd茅pendance. Il m猫ne une guerre commerciale contre les produits agricoles fran莽ais, au profit, notamment, du bl茅 russe. Il refuse de r茅cup茅rer ses ind茅sirables (d茅linquants, islamistes鈥�), que nous entendons et devons expulser afin de garantir la s茅curit茅 de nos peuples et de nos concitoyens.

Sur un plan strictement national, la France doit assumer un bras de fer diplomatique: interrompre l鈥檕ctroi de visas, remettre en cause le trait茅 franco-alg茅rien de听1968, mettre fin 脿 l鈥檃ide au d茅veloppement et geler les transferts de fonds priv茅s 脿 l鈥櫭ゞard de ce pays et de ce r茅gime tant que son attitude demeurera ouvertement hostile. L鈥橢urope, quant 脿 elle, ne peut rester les bras ballants face aux outrances d鈥檜n gouvernement alg茅rien contre un 脡tat membre.

L鈥檃ccord de 2005 entre l鈥橴nion europ茅enne et la R茅publique alg茅rienne 鈥撎齫ue seule l鈥橴nion europ茅enne respecte, par ailleurs听鈥� doit 锚tre suspendu, et sa ren茅gociation, pr茅vue en听2025, doit 锚tre abandonn茅e. L鈥橝lg茅rie a per莽u au bas mot 172听millions d鈥檈uros de la si g茅n茅reuse Europe ces derni猫res ann茅es.听Coupons ces versements, que plus rien ne justifie! Cessons d鈥櫭猼re les seuls 脿 entretenir la rente de ceux qui, en retour, nous ha茂ssent! Nous devons enfin nous faire respecter par un gouvernement qui, depuis longtemps, a d茅pass茅 les limites de l鈥檌nd茅cence.

Comment pourrions-nous, nous, l鈥橢urope, pr茅tendre rivaliser avec les grands de ce monde si nous faisons preuve de tant de faiblesse 脿 l鈥櫭ゞard de ceux qui rient de notre apathie?

听听Nicola Procaccini, a nome del gruppo ECR. 鈥� Signora Presidente, Presidente von der Leyen, Presidente Costa, onorevoli colleghi, il Consiglio europeo ha affrontato diverse questioni decisive.

Su una in particolare voglio concentrare il mio intervento: i governi europei stanno finalmente comprendendo l'urgenza di prendere misure concrete per combattere l'immigrazione illegale. La risposta pi霉 efficace 鈥� ormai 猫 chiaro a tutti, diciamo quasi tutti 鈥� consiste nel fronteggiare il fenomeno all'esterno dei confini europei.

Infatti servono accordi bilaterali con i paesi di provenienza dei migranti, che vanno aiutati nella lotta al traffico di esseri umani, senza atteggiamenti sterili o snob da parte delle istituzioni europee nei confronti di chi governa quegli Stati terzi.

Soltanto cos矛 猫 possibile offrire a una giusta e limitata quota di uomini e donne di poter contribuire allo sviluppo delle nostre nazioni, avendo loro un lavoro da svolgere, documenti in regola e un mezzo sicuro per venire in Europa. Quanto tempo abbiamo perso dietro la cosiddetta ideologia "no borders" che ha gravemente influenzato questo Parlamento? Quante vite sono andate perse a causa della dottrina immigrazionista? E quante citt脿 europee sono state sacrificate nel suo nome?

Finalmente l'Unione europea sta iniziando ad allinearsi sempre di pi霉 con l'idea di dover fermare le partenze, mentre, contemporaneamente, si lavora per creare opportunit脿 legali di immigrazione secondo le diverse esigenze dei paesi membri.

脠 l'approccio pragmatico e di buon senso del governo guidato da Giorgia Meloni, i cui numeri e il cui consenso sono sotto gli occhi di tutti, ma 猫 anche il destino geopolitico che l'Europa deve darsi, anzich茅 piagnucolare per la ritrovata capacit脿 degli Stati Uniti d'America di scuotersi dal torpore naif degli ultimi anni.

Essere presente in Africa e in Asia con la propria politica, con le sue imprese produttive e commerciali e con le sue innovazioni 猫 la missione che l'Unione europea deve darsi per dare un senso alla propria esistenza, piuttosto che consumarsi in chilometri di regolamenti di cui i cittadini europei, francamente, non sentono n茅 la necessit脿 n茅 l'urgenza.

听听Val茅rie Hayer, au nom du groupe Renew. 鈥� Madame la Pr茅sidente, Madame la Pr茅sidente, Monsieur le Pr茅sident Costa 鈥撎齜ienvenue dans cet h茅micycle. Vous verrez qu鈥檕n y discute toujours en toute franchise. Vous verrez aussi que vous y trouverez de profonds alli茅s, parce qu鈥檕n sait que vous n鈥檃urez pas la t芒che facile, dans les prochains mois, pour mettre les 脡tats d鈥檃ccord. Mais souvent, tr猫s souvent, vous aurez le Parlement europ茅en 脿 vos c么t茅s pour pousser les 脡tats membres 脿 davantage d鈥檃mbition, notamment sur la question de la d茅fense.听Vous l鈥檃vez 茅voqu茅, vous rassemblerez tr猫s bient么t les dirigeants autour de cette question. C鈥檈st une initiative tr猫s importante, que je salue听鈥�, 脿 l鈥檋eure o霉 l鈥橢urope peine 脿 锚tre audible dans ce nouveau contexte g茅opolitique devenu, on le sait, impr茅visible, il est temps de s鈥檃ffirmer et de parler d鈥檜ne voix unie sur les affaires du monde.

Je voudrais d鈥檃bord vous parler d鈥橴kraine: Nord-Cor茅ens, Cubains, Ghan茅ens, Sri-Lankais, Indiens, Syriens, N茅palais, voil脿 quelques-unes des nationalit茅s parmi les troupes russes aujourd鈥檋ui en Ukraine. La Russie fait le choix d鈥檌nternationaliser son conflit barbare. Alors la priorit茅 de mon groupe, Renew, c鈥檈st la victoire du peuple ukrainien. La victoire comme cheminement vers une paix juste et durable. Une paix qui doit 锚tre obtenue pour les Ukrainiens, avec les Ukrainiens et aux conditions des Ukrainiens.

Monsieur le Pr茅sident, continuons de soutenir l鈥橴kraine et je vous le demande, travaillez sur les sanctions. On a un vrai probl猫me avec leur mise en 艙uvre. Elles sont encore contourn茅es. Il faut pourtant qu鈥檈lles s鈥檃ppliquent pleinement: contre les responsables de cette guerre, contre la flotte fant么me russe, contre les pays tiers complices de la Russie.

Puis il y a le Moyen-Orient. Notre appel 脿 la paix y a toujours 茅t茅 clair. Il est d鈥檃illeurs encore d鈥檃ctualit茅, parce que l鈥檃ccord sur le cessez-le-feu et la lib茅ration des otages est indispensable. Mais, et les derniers jours nous l鈥檕nt montr茅, cet accord est fragile. Le cessez-le-feu 脿 Gaza doit 锚tre appliqu茅 sans violation et il doit durer. Les otages, tous les otages, doivent 锚tre lib茅r茅s. L鈥檃ide humanitaire doit 锚tre achemin茅e sans aucune entrave. 脌 terme, nous savons que seule une solution 脿 deux 脡tats offrira une paix durable 脿 la r茅gion. Une paix que les habitants, partout, appellent 脿 cor et 脿 cri.

Je veux enfin avoir un mot pour le peuple g茅orgien. L脿-bas, la d茅mocratie est attaqu茅e au grand jour par les soutiens de Poutine. 脌 Tbilissi et ailleurs, les manifestants prennent les rues depuis des semaines, des mois, apr猫s qu鈥檕n leur a vol茅 leur 茅lection. Malgr茅 les r茅pressions, chaque semaine un peu plus violentes, ils chantent notre hymne europ茅en, ils brandissent notre cercle 茅toil茅. Parmi eux se trouve Salom茅听Zourabichvili, au courage extraordinaire, 脿 qui je veux rendre hommage ici. Nous n鈥檕ublions pas les G茅orgiens, nous les entendons et nous resterons 脿 leurs c么t茅s.

听听Bas Eickhout, on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group. 鈥� Madam President, good morning also to the President of the Commission, but especially, of course, very much welcome to you, Mr Costa, as President of the Council. We're very happy you're here. Indeed, as my colleague already said, it didn't happen that often that the Council President was present in 合法博彩网站, and I do think it's good that you are showing that you are willing to open up this debate with the European 合法博彩网站, because there's a lot at stake, and the Council has a lot of challenges.

If we look at the situation of Europe, to our east we have a dictator that is willing to go to war in countries like Ukraine. To our west, in the United States, we have a capitalist autocrat. I can't mention it differently. You have to be more diplomatic, so I can say that. But also on our southern side, of course, in the Middle East, there's turmoil continuously. So we need a Council that is stepping up, that is fighting for a strong Europe and replying to that.

But let's be honest, the councils have become a bit obligatory. If you read the Council conclusions 鈥� and I think less and less people read those Council conclusions 鈥� I just want to mention one example. With all these challenges, EU and the world, and what do the Council conclusions say? 'The European Council held a strategic discussion on the EU's global engagement and priorities in the current geopolitical context.' That's it. That was it! It's great you had that discussion, but what does it mean? What does it mean?

And also, here, when the President is saying 'our values will not change', then I hope that you will also challenge the leaders of Europe more in these discussions, because our international credibility is at stake. If we are saying the rule of law is important, international law is important, but when there is a ruling from the International Criminal Court and there is an arrest warrant for Netanyahu, and some of our leaders are saying 'we're not going to follow that through', then we have a credibility problem. That should be discussed and not only these lovely broad sentences.

We also need more targeted councils, I think, and therefore I very much welcome your specific council on 3听February on defence, because I do think these general councils discussing everything are not solving a lot. We need to have more focus and be challenging enough to each other and therefore I'm happy also that the Commission will come forward with its Competitiveness Compass and that also you already said in March you want to discuss that, because Draghi said this is an urgent matter and it needs to be addressed now. But he said that in September last year. So the urgency is maybe a bit relative here.

And I know here Trump is of course changing the world but I think we need to be more proactive and more trusting in each other, because Trump is shooting himself in the foot as well. In his energy definitions, now even renewables are not defined as an energy source any more. What will that do, with all the investors that want to invest in renewables? It is a chance for Europe. And it's the same that he's pausing the Inflation Reduction Act.

So he is creating uncertainty in the United States. That is a chance for Europe, but then we need to step up. Then we need to talk about the investment gap. Then we need to talk about maybe not always the bureaucracy on reporting, but the bureaucracy in our State aid rules, access to finance. That's what we should be discussing and not always get distracted by only the blah-blah on red tape but really look at what is hampering our industry.

And, therefore, we also need more rules on lead markets, we need more energy cooperation, cross-border infrastructure: that's what we need. And that's also where we hopefully can be more concrete when we are expecting a clean industrial deal from the Commission and the Council to discuss that. We are ready. I hope the Council is as well.

听听Manon Aubry, au nom du groupe The Left. 鈥� Madame la Pr茅sidente, Madame la Pr茅sidente, Monsieur le Pr茅sident, les armes se sont enfin tues 脿 Gaza. L鈥檈ntr茅e en vigueur du cessez-le-feu est un immense soulagement, et sa pr茅servation doit 锚tre au c艙ur des 茅changes du Conseil, plut么t que la signature 脿 tour de bras de nouveaux accords de libre-茅change, Madame听von听der听Leyen.

Je pense aujourd鈥檋ui aux 2听millions de Gazaouis qui ont v茅cu depuis dix-huit mois dans la peur et la faim et qui voient enfin une lueur au bout du tunnel. Je pense aux centaines de milliers d鈥檈nfants dont le seul terrain de jeu 茅tait un champ de ruines, et qui vont pouvoir retrouver quelques instants de r茅pit et d鈥檌nsouciance. Je pense aux otages isra茅liens et aux prisonniers palestiniens qui vont enfin retrouver leurs proches, et la libert茅.

Mais l鈥檈spoir pr茅caire qui se l猫ve garde un go没t amer, car trop de temps a 茅t茅 perdu. Au moins 46听000听civils ont d茅j脿 茅t茅 massacr茅s sous les bombes isra茅liennes. Ces femmes, ces hommes, ces enfants ont 茅t茅 abandonn茅s par l鈥橴nion europ茅enne, qui n鈥檃 pas seulement 茅t茅 impuissante, mais complice du martyre des Palestiniens. Madame听von听der听Leyen, Monsieur听Costa, combien de vies auraient pu 锚tre sauv茅es si les 脡tats europ茅ens n鈥檃vaient pas 茅t茅 si l芒ches, s鈥檌ls avaient cess茅 d鈥檈nvoyer des armes 脿 Benyamin听Netanyahou, si l鈥橴nion europ茅enne avait suspendu son accord d鈥檃ssociation avec Isra毛l? Madame听von听der听Leyen, vous n鈥檃vez rien fait pour arr锚ter la guerre, mais vous pouvez encore agir pour r茅tablir la paix. Car, si le massacre s鈥檈st provisoirement arr锚t茅, le supplice des Palestiniens, lui, est loin d鈥櫭猼re termin茅. Ceux qui ont surv茅cu se retrouvent sur un champ de ruines, quand ils ne continuent pas d鈥櫭猼re pris pour cible, comme cet enfant abattu par un missile isra茅lien ou encore le camp de J茅nine, en Cisjordanie, sujet 脿 de nombreuses attaques.

En un an et demi, tout un territoire a 茅t茅 ras茅, sa population affam茅e et massacr茅e, l鈥檃ide humanitaire bloqu茅e, les h么pitaux d茅lib茅r茅ment d茅truits par un gouvernement g茅nocidaire d鈥檈xtr锚me droite dont le chef est sous mandat d鈥檃rr锚t de la Cour p茅nale internationale.听Alors oui, l鈥橴nion europ茅enne doit le dire clairement: les criminels de guerre doivent 锚tre jug茅s, la colonisation ill茅gale des territoires palestiniens doit cesser, et enfin un 脡tat palestinien souverain doit 锚tre cr茅茅.

Madame von der Leyen, vous ne pouvez racheter votre inaction coupable pendant le g茅nocide, mais vous avez le devoir, 脿 tout le moins, de tout faire pour prot茅ger les survivants et offrir une promesse d鈥檃venir aux enfants de Gaza.

Alors aujourd鈥檋ui, pour conclure, je pense 脿 ces mots du po猫te palestinien Marwan听Makhoul: 芦Je dois 茅couter les oiseaux, et pour 茅couter les oiseaux, il faut que cesse le bruit des bombardiers, qu鈥檌l cesse 脿 tout jamais pour qu鈥檈nfin la Palestine retrouve sa libert茅.禄

听听Alexander Jungbluth, im Namen der ESN-Fraktion. 鈥� Frau Pr盲sidentin! Remigration 鈥� das brauchen Deutschland und Europa! Jetzt hat sogar der Europ盲ische Rat alle Parteien in Syrien dazu aufgefordert, die 鈥� ich zitiere 鈥� freiwillige R眉ckkehr syrischer Fl眉chtlinge in Sicherheit und W眉rde zu gew盲hrleisten. Endlich vernehmen wir vom Rat also eine sinnvolle Forderung. Die Machthaber in Syrien sollen die Heimkehr ihrer Landsleute anstreben, und wir als EU sollten sie dabei tatkr盲ftig unterst眉tzen.

Statt aber endlich Ma脽nahmen zu starten, zeigen die Asylzahlen der vergangenen Jahre genau das Gegenteil. 脺ber eine Million Migranten sind im vergangenen Jahr unter dem Deckmantel 鈥濧syl鈥� in die EU eingewandert, 240听000 davon nach Deutschland. Die deutschen Medien feiern das, weil es einen angeblichen R眉ckgang um 30听Prozent bedeutet. Wir als AfD sehen keinen Grund zu feiern, wenn j盲hrlich eine Gro脽stadt nach Deutschland einwandert mit Personen, die zum Gro脽teil f眉r unseren Arbeitsmarkt ungeeignet sind und lebenslang auf Transferleistungen angewiesen sein werden.

Die B眉rger in Europa und auch in Deutschland wollen keine Anschl盲ge mehr von ausl盲ndischen Terroristen auf Weihnachtsm盲rkte, wie es in Magdeburg geschehen ist. Sie wollen keine Silvester mehr haben, an denen Migranten St盲dte auseinandernehmen. Sie wollen keine Gruppenvergewaltigungen mehr, und sie wollen auch keine t盲glichen Messerangriffe mehr. Sie wollen nur noch eins: Remigration.

听听Paulo Cunha (PPE). 鈥� Senhora Presidente, o acordo pol铆tico fundador da estabilidade na lideran莽a das institui莽玫es europeias tem por base tr锚s pilares inegoci谩veis: a consolida莽茫o do projeto europeu, o apoio inequ铆voco 脿 Ucr芒nia e a defesa intransigente do Estado de direito.

A nova administra莽茫o americana evidencia o quanto necessitamos de fortes la莽os transatl芒nticos com os Estados Unidos. Mais do que nunca, as dimens玫es da soberania e da autonomia estrat茅gica da Europa s茫o cruciais para garantir a sua independ锚ncia e resili锚ncia frente aos desafios globais.

Queremos construir uma Europa que seja parceira e n茫o esteja dependente de parceiros, capaz de construir entendimentos internos acerca da essencialidade de pol铆ticas como a redu莽茫o dos pre莽os da energia e o desbloquear do investimento em todo o mercado 煤nico, enquanto alicerces do nosso crescimento econ贸mico.

A habita莽茫o precisa de uma resposta digna ao fen贸meno complexo em que se tornou, enquanto a crise demogr谩fica amea莽a o nosso crescimento como pot锚ncia mundial.

Esperamos que a nova lideran莽a do Conselho Europeu seja um marco da constru莽茫o da Uni茫o Europeia, coesa e forte, unida em torno dos seus prop贸sitos e valores, e que o seu presidente seja mobilizador das vontades e construtor de compromissos entre todos os governos da Uni茫o Europeia.

听听Harald Vilimsky (PfE). 鈥� Frau Pr盲sidentin, meine sehr geehrten Damen und Herren! Man kann auf der Autobahn der geopolitischen Entwicklungen unterschiedlich unterwegs sein. Man kann zu schnell unterwegs sein, man kann zu langsam unterwegs sein, man kann auf der falschen Spur unterwegs sein. Aber das, was diese Europ盲ische Union mit dieser Kommission macht, ist, sich mit Hochgeschwindigkeit als Geisterfahrer der internationalen Entwicklungen zu bet盲tigen. Und man braucht nur den Blick in Richtung USA zu lenken, wo sich zurzeit mit Donald Trump als neuem Pr盲sidenten sehr viel Gutes ereignet und Dinge, die mehrheitsf盲hig sind, z.听B., dass all die Illegalen, die in den USA aufh盲ltig sind, nun abgeschoben werden in ihre Heimat, w盲hrend die Europ盲ische Union zur selben Zeit T眉r und Tor offenh盲lt, um weitere hunderttausende Illegale auf den Kontinent zu lassen.

Weiteres Beispiel WHO: Die USA steigt aus aus der WHO. Gut so, aus diesem Bill-Gates-Verein auszuscheiden, der nur unr眉hmliche Rollen eingenommen hat in der ganzen Pandemie-Phase. Pariser Abkommen: Die USA steigen aus; das Pariser Abkommen, das zu einer Deindustrialisierungswelle gef眉hrt hat in ganz Europa听鈥� gut so.

Und daher meine ich: Wenn die Europ盲ische Union mehr vom Spirit eines Donald Trump oder vom Geist eines Viktor Orb谩n h盲tte oder dem, was sich gerade in 脰sterreich mit der FP脰 und Herbert Kickl manifestiert, dann w盲re diese Europ盲ische Union gut und richtig unterwegs.

听听Beata Szyd艂o (ECR). 鈥� Pani Przewodnicz膮ca! Panie przewodnicz膮cy! Szanowni Pa艅stwo Komisarze! Rzeczywi艣cie, od ostatniej Rady min膮艂 zaledwie miesi膮c, a jeste艣my ju偶 w zupe艂nie innej rzeczywisto艣ci geopolitycznej. I czas te偶 wyci膮gn膮膰 wnioski z b艂臋d贸w, kt贸re zosta艂y pope艂nione w poprzednich latach. S艂uchaj膮c pani przewodnicz膮cej von der Leyen, mam jednak wra偶enie, 偶e mimo i偶 m贸wi o tym, i偶 trzeba wzi膮膰 pod uwag臋 chocia偶by uwagi pana Draghiego, trzeba wzmocni膰 konkurencyjno艣膰 gospodarki europejskiej, to nadal pokazuje ten sam kierunek, kt贸ry niestety doprowadzi艂 do tego, 偶e gospodarka jest mniej konkurencyjna i 偶e Europa ma ogromne problemy i kryzysy. I to wszystko rozpocz臋艂o si臋 od momentu, kiedy zosta艂 na si艂臋 przeforsowany, i ca艂y czas w t臋 stron臋 idziemy, Zielony 艁ad.

Pani Przewodnicz膮ca m贸wi o tym, 偶e trzeba odchodzi膰 od paliw kopalnych, trzeba wzmacnia膰 energetyk臋. Pe艂na zgoda. Tylko pytanie jest takie: dlaczego Niemcy uruchomili wszystkie swoje elektrownie w臋glowe? Dlaczego chc膮 kupi膰 nowe z艂o偶a w臋gla na przyk艂ad w Polsce? Pani Przewodnicz膮ca m贸wi o umowie Marcosur. Dzisiaj przed Parlamentem Europejskim, tutaj, b臋d膮 strajkowa膰 europejscy rolnicy. Oni nie s膮 z tej umowy zadowoleni. Mam nadziej臋, jako by艂y polski premier, 偶e polska prezydencja, kt贸ra rozpocz臋艂a swoj膮 prac臋 w Unii Europejskiej, b臋dzie tym momentem i t膮 prezydencj膮, kt贸ra doprowadzi do tego, 偶e Europa rzeczywi艣cie i Unia Europejska zmieni ten z艂y kierunek i wreszcie si臋 przebudzi.

听听Karlo Ressler (PPE). 鈥� Po拧tovana predsjedavaju膰a, po拧tovani predsjedni膷e Vije膰a, predsjednice Parlamenta, povjerenice, o膷i svijeta ovog tjedna, razumljivo, usmjerene su na Washington i na inauguraciju novog starog predsjednika Trumpa. Politi膷ki trenutak, signali koje vidimo moraju nas u potpunosti osvijestiti. Ako se ne trgnemo, Europa 膰e nastaviti tonuti u labirintu vlastite rastu膰e birokracije.

Geopoliti膷ka utakmica postaje sve o拧trija. Europska sigurnosna, energetska, vanjska i migracijska politika zbog toga tra啪i dodatnu ozbiljnost i dodatnu odgovornost. Nova stvarnost tra啪i strate拧ki pristup, odlu膷nije djelovanje diljem svijeta, ali jo拧 vi拧e, od va啪nosti je ovdje, doma. To prije svega zna膷i smanjenje birokratskog tereta, pametnija i ve膰a ulaganja u obranu, ali tako膽er spremnost za hibridne ugroze.

Pred nama mora biti godina jasnog odmaka od 鈥�business as usual鈥� pristupa, jasna godina odmaka od prethodnih pogre拧aka, ali tako膽er jasna i sna啪na godina odva啪nih politika koje 膰e dovesti do konkurentnije, sigurnije i sna啪nije Europske unije.

听听Estrella Gal谩n (The Left). 鈥� Se帽ora presidenta, se帽or Costa, 驴a qu茅 les suena si les digo que, durante el a帽o 2024, cerca de treinta听personas al d铆a han perdido la vida intentando llegar a las islas Canarias? M谩s de 10听000听personas han muerto intentando llegar a la frontera sur de Europa. Es una cifra inaceptable, 驴verdad? Y es tremendamente dolorosa, pero no se trata de un accidente, de una cat谩strofe natural ni de algo inevitable. Es consecuencia directa de las pol铆ticas crueles de control de fronteras que est谩n provocando que las rutas sean cada vez m谩s peligrosas. Unas pol铆ticas que, supuestamente, lo que persiguen es una migraci贸n ordenada y regular. Se trata de un eufemismo 鈥攜 ustedes lo saben de sobra鈥� porque sin v铆as legales y seguras no hay migraci贸n regular que valga. Lo sabemos. No enga帽emos a la poblaci贸n, a los votantes. No queremos v铆as legales y seguras. No las quieren y por eso tienen que jugarse la vida.

Entretanto, en diciembre, el Consejo, se帽or Costa, elimin贸 la cl谩usula humanitaria, lo que es muy preocupante, porque con esto estamos criminalizando a las ONG de rescate, que solo tratan de salvar vidas.

Y, en paralelo, la Comisi贸n ha empezado a desmantelar el derecho de asilo, entreg谩ndose a las pol铆ticas de la ultraderecha bajo la excusa de amenazas h铆bridas.

Este Parlamento no puede ser c贸mplice. Los derechos humanos se hunden como el Titanic y nos vamos a quedar como la orquesta, tocando bajo la m煤sica de la ultraderecha. Conmigo no cuenten.

听听Ioan-Rare艧 Bogdan (PPE). 鈥� Doamn膬 pre葯edint膬, concluzia fiec膬rui consiliu trebuie s膬 fie aceasta: s膬 nu o lu膬m razna. Altfel, ne vom 卯ntreba, cu duio葯ia Julietei din scena balconului din Verona, de ce blocheaz膬 fermierii capitala 鈥� de disperare; deschidem grani葲ele s膬 ne vin膬 lucr膬tori ieftini, import膬m obiceiuri aflate la 180 de grade de civiliza葲ie european膬, am umplut pia葲a de alimente non-UE proaste, dobor芒m recorduri de indecen葲膬 卯n numele corectitudinii politice, 卯i punem pe fermieri s膬 produc膬 numai mu葯e葲el 葯i industria auto doar triciclete.

Ne 卯ntreb膬m, de ce se radicalizeaz膬 cet膬葲enii care nu-葯i mai g膬sesc de lucru ca acum 20 de ani? Ne 卯ntreb膬m, de ce c芒葯tig膬 teren mi葯c膬ri politice care p芒n膬 mai ieri p膬reau o glum膬? Pentru c膬 pentru fiecare decizie care nu a 葲inut cont de bun膬starea europenilor 卯n primul r芒nd, dar i-a fericit pe al葲ii, europenii s-au sim葲it cu pieptul sf芒葯iat. Ne lu膬m de Trump c膬 vrea s膬 aduc膬 SUA str膬lucirea de alt膬dat膬. Ce ne 卯mpiedic膬 s膬 g芒ndim la fel? S膬 negociem 卯n numele r膬d膬cinilor noastre comune, s膬 ridic膬m din nou marea civiliza葲ie european膬 葯i b膬tr芒na Europ膬 acolo unde 卯i este locul: principalul factor civilizator 葯i de progres al lumii libere, cu o economie care s膬 func葲ioneze la capacitate maxim膬 pentru a produce bun膬stare, doar bun膬stare pentru cet膬葲enii europeni.

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听听Enik艖 Gy艖ri (PfE). 鈥� Tisztelt Eln枚k Asszony! A decemberben v茅get茅rt magyar eln枚ks茅g es茅lyt adott arra, hogy az Uni贸 egy 煤j ir谩nyt vegyen. Arra 枚szt枚nz枚m 脰n枚ket, merjenek tov谩bbmenni ezen az 煤ton, hogy ism茅t naggy谩 tegy眉k Eur贸p谩t.

Vil谩gos c茅lok ment茅n politikai eln枚ks茅get vitt眉nk. Strat茅giai szempontb贸l gondolkodtunk egy er艖s Eur贸pa 茅rdek茅ben. Ez茅rt ment a minisztereln枚k b茅kemisszi贸ra. Am铆g nincs b茅ke Eur贸p谩ban, addig ugyanis nem lehet眉nk er艖sek.

P茅ld谩tlan ellensz茅lben dolgoztunk. A N茅pp谩rtt贸l a Baloldalig, 脰n枚k el艖re ki谩ll铆tott谩k a rossz bizony铆tv谩nyt. Tizennyolc dosszi茅 eset茅ben az EP blokkolt, ez 18 elvesztegetett lehet艖s茅g volt.

Ursula von der Leyen sutba v谩gta a loj谩lis egy眉ttm疟k枚d茅s elv茅t. Azt谩n decemberben politikai ellenfeleink megk枚sz枚nt茅k a munk谩t.

Ideje lenne lek眉zdeni az Orb谩n-f贸bi谩t, mert az eredm茅nyek tagadhatatlanok. Megsz眉letett a Budapesti Nyilatkozat az Uni贸 versenyk茅pess茅g茅茅rt. Rom谩nia 茅s Bulg谩ria a schengeni 枚vezet tagja lett. 脷jraind铆tottuk a befagyott nyugat-balk谩ni b艖v铆t茅si t谩rgyal谩sokat, nekikezdt眉nk a v茅delmi ipari egy眉ttm疟k枚d茅snek, letett眉k egy gazdabar谩t k枚z枚s agr谩rpolitika alapjait. Az illeg谩lis migr谩ci贸 elleni k眉zdelemben a hat谩rok megv茅d茅s茅re 茅s a kitoloncol谩sokra helyezt眉k a hangs煤lyt.

K茅rem a Bizotts谩got, hogy ezen vonalak ment茅n dolgozzon! A patri贸t谩k ezt sz谩mon fogj谩k k茅rni 脰n枚kt艖l!

听听Petar Volgin (ESN). 鈥� 袚-卸芯 袩褉械写褋械写邪褌械谢, 褍胁邪卸邪械屑懈 泻芯谢械谐懈, 锌褉械蟹 锌芯褋谢械写薪懈褌械 谐芯写懈薪懈 袝胁褉芯褋褗褞蟹褗褌 锌懈褕械 薪邪泄-褋褉邪屑薪懈褌械 褋褌褉邪薪懈褑懈 胁 褋胁芯褟褌邪 懈褋褌芯褉懈褟. 袨褌 芯斜械写懈薪械薪懈械 薪邪 褋懈谢薪懈 懈 薪械蟹邪胁懈褋懈屑懈 写褗褉卸邪胁懈, 褌芯泄 褋械 锌褉械胁褗褉薪邪 胁 屑邪谢泻芯 泻褍褔械薪褑械, 胁 锌褍写械谢 薪邪 谐谢芯斜邪谢懈褋褌泻懈褌械 褋懈谢懈. 袧械褋锌懈褉薪芯褌芯 薪邪谢邪谐邪薪械 薪邪 锌褉懈薪褑懈锌邪 薪邪 邪薪褌懈褋械谢械泻褑懈褟褌邪 胁 褉邪屑泻懈褌械 薪邪 褌芯蟹懈 小褗褞蟹 写芯胁械写械 写芯 褌邪屑, 褔械 芯谐褉芯屑薪芯褌芯 屑薪芯蟹懈薪褋褌胁芯 芯褌 褉褗泻芯胁芯写懈褌械谢懈褌械 薪邪 袝小 褋邪 褏芯褉邪 斜械蟹 泻邪褔械褋褌胁邪 懈 斜械蟹 薪懈泻邪泻胁邪 褋锌芯褋芯斜薪芯褋褌 写邪 胁蟹懈屑邪褌 褋邪屑芯褋褌芯褟褌械谢薪懈 褉械褕械薪懈褟.

小褉械写薪芯褋褌邪褌懈褋褌懈褔械褋泻懈褟褌 械胁褉芯锌械泄褋泻懈 薪邪褔邪谢薪懈泻 写芯褉懈 薪械 械 谢懈褔薪芯褋褌 胁 懈褋褌懈薪褋泻懈褟 褋屑懈褋褗谢 薪邪 写褍屑邪褌邪. 孝芯胁邪 械 褏芯屑校薪泻褍谢褍褋. 袨褌 谢邪褌懈薪褋泻懈 懈写胁邪 褌邪蟹懈 写褍屑邪 懈 芯蟹薪邪褔邪胁邪 屑邪谢泻芯 褔芯胁械褔械, 懈蟹泻褍褋褌胁械薪芯 褋褗蟹写邪写械薪芯, 邪谢褏懈屑懈褔械褋泻懈褌械 褌褉邪薪褋薪邪褑懈芯薪邪谢薪懈 谢邪斜芯褉邪褌芯褉懈懈. 孝械蟹懈 屑邪谢泻懈 褔芯胁械褔械褌邪 写芯褉懈 薪械 芯褋褗蟹薪邪胁邪褌 胁褉械写懈褌械, 泻芯懈褌芯 薪邪薪邪褋褟褌 褋 写械泄褋褌胁懈褟褌邪 褋懈 薪邪 械胁褉芯锌械泄褋泻懈褌械 写褗褉卸邪胁懈. 孝械 薪械 褋褏胁邪褖邪褌 写邪卸械 锌褉芯褋褌懈褔泻懈褟 褎邪泻褌, 褔械 胁芯泄薪邪褌邪 胁 校泻褉邪泄薪邪 懈蟹芯斜褖芯 薪械 械 蟹邪 褋胁芯斜芯写邪 懈 写械屑芯泻褉邪褑懈褟. 孝邪蟹懈 胁芯泄薪邪 褋械 胁芯写懈, 蟹邪 写邪 斜褗写械 谢懈褕械薪邪 袝胁褉芯锌邪 芯褌 械胁褌懈薪懈褌械 褉褍褋泻懈 械薪械褉谐懈泄薪懈 褉械褋褍褉褋懈 懈 写邪 斜褗写械 薪邪泻邪褉邪薪邪 写邪 锌谢邪褖邪 蟹邪 屑薪芯谐芯 锌芯-褋泻褗锌懈褌械 邪屑械褉懈泻邪薪褋泻懈.

袠屑械薪薪芯 蟹邪褖芯褌芯 薪械 屑懈褋谢褟褌, 褌械蟹懈 械胁褉芯褏芯屑褍薪泻褍谢褍褋懈 褖械 褋褗褋懈锌褟褌 薪邪褕懈褌械 写褗褉卸邪胁懈 懈 蟹邪褌芯胁邪 褌褉褟斜胁邪 写邪 芯褋胁芯斜芯写懈屑 褔邪褋 锌芯-褋泻芯褉芯 袝胁褉芯锌邪 芯褌 褋械谐邪褕薪懈褟 屑芯写械谢 薪邪 袝胁褉芯锌械泄褋泻懈褟 褋褗褞蟹.

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听听Maria Grapini (S&D). 鈥� Doamn膬 pre葯edint膬, domnule pre葯edinte, 卯n primul r芒nd, doresc s膬 v膬 spun succes 卯n noul mandat 葯i s膬 v膬 mul葲umesc c膬 sunte葲i prezent p芒n膬 la cap膬t, pentru c膬, iat膬, doamna pre葯edint膬, ca de fiecare dat膬, 卯葯i spune cuv芒ntul 葯i pleac膬. Asta nu este comunicare, asta nu este 卯n葲elegere. N-a reu葯it s膬 stea niciodat膬 pre葯edinta Comisiei p芒n膬 la cap膬t. V膬 mul葲umesc special c膬 r膬m芒ne葲i aici.

Domnule pre葯edinte, a葲i spus 卯ntre altele c膬 dori葲i o pace solid膬 pentru Ucraina 葯i o pace aleas膬 de Ucraina. Cum ve葲i face acest lucru? Pentru c膬 am aici un raport 葯i a葯 dori s膬-mi r膬spunde葲i; am un raport prin care se arat膬 c膬 3,5 miliarde impozit pe profit 卯n Rusia 卯n 2023 au fost pl膬tite de companii americane 葯i europene, 卯ntre care companii cu sediul 卯n G7 葯i 卯n UE 鈥� 17 dintre primele 20 de companii care au alimentat bugetul Rusiei. Dac膬 se va continua s膬 se alimenteze bugetul Rusiei, Rusia va fi puternic膬 葯i nu vom putea s膬 ob葲inem acea pace. Apoi, a葲i spus c膬 dori葲i o industrie competitiv膬 葯i suntem de acord, dar spune葲i-mi cum putem s膬 facem o industrie competitiv膬, c芒nd din mandatul trecut am avut un program pentru reindustrializare 葯i, din p膬cate, st膬 卯n raft. Nu s-a 卯nceput aceast膬 reindustrializare.

听听慕ubica Karva拧ov谩 (Renew). 鈥� Madam President, I think it's also a pity that the President of the European Commission has left the room, because the message I had was over to her and to the European Commission: I think it's very important that the new Competitiveness Compass which, as the President has said, will be released next week, reflects the current EU鈥慤S reality.

Donald Trump is not only a reality for our relationship, but it is also an opportunity for Europe 鈥� and I was missing that word 'opportunity' as it was not outlined by the President of the European Commission in her initial remarks: an opportunity to really make sure the European Union competes and offers companies and investors from across the Atlantic something that the US will no longer be able to offer.

I mean, red鈥憈ape and a savings and investment union is a bare minimum, but it is not something that makes Europe now more competitive and could make us more attractive for companies and investors from the US. So I count on the European Commission making bold steps, ambitious steps, to make sure we make this also an opportunity for Europe.

听听Vytenis Povilas Andriukaitis (S&D). 鈥� Gerbiama pirmininke, gerbiamas Ant贸nio听Costa, gerbiami komisarai. Gaila, kad Ursulos von der Leyen n臈ra m奴s懦 tarpe. Bet a拧 nor臈膷iau i拧 karto atkreipti didel寞 d臈mes寞. Donaldo Trumpo sprendimas pasitraukti i拧 Pasaulio sveikatos organizacijos yra g臈dingas. Tai suduos did啪iul寞 sm奴g寞 daugeliui dalyk懦, pradedant nuo baisi懦 gr臈smi懦 pandemij懦 reguliavime, didelio mirtingumo skai膷iaus aplinkui, ir tai neabejotinai turi tapti Europos S膮jungos skubiu atsaku, k膮 turime daryti, kad b奴t懦 u啪tikrinta Pasaulio sveikatos organizacijos tvirta veikla. Donaldo Trumpo pasitraukimas i拧 klimato, i拧 Pary啪iaus klimato kaitos, irgi g臈dingas. Ir v臈l gi tar拧os problemos bus, bus did啪iul臈s katastrofos ir mes v臈l neteksime daug gyvybi懦. Lettos raportas, Draghi raportas atkreip臈 d臈mes寞 寞 investicijas ir inovacijas. Bet investicijos 寞 inovacijas, 寞 sveikatos sektori懦, 寞 sveikatos 啪moni懦 stiprinim膮 yra vienas i拧 svarbiausi懦 dabar u啪davini懦. Mes turime per didelius skai膷ius per ankstyv懦 mir膷i懦. Su tuo reikia b奴tinai 啪i奴r臈ti 鈥� sveikatos politika turi b奴ti taip pat ant Tarybos ir Komisijos darbo stal懦.

听听Ana Miranda Paz (Verts/ALE). 鈥� Senhora Presidente, Senhor Presidente do Conselho Ant贸nio Costa, bem-vindo! Falo na nossa l铆ngua comum, como falei consigo h谩 uns anos, quando fal谩mos, precisamente, dos inc锚ndios, um tema comum aos nossos pa铆ses. E falo nesta l铆ngua, porque 茅 uma l铆ngua europeia.

Gostava de lhe transmitir a import芒ncia de os territ贸rios perif茅ricos do nosso continente n茫o ficarem fora das redes de transporte 鈥� como a Galiza, o meu pa铆s, como Portugal 鈥�, de n茫o ficarem fora dessas redes priorit谩rias europeias. Tamb茅m, que projetos que pretendem instalar-se na Galiza, como o da macrocelulose Altri, n茫o venham destruir essa natureza t茫o importante.

E tamb茅m lhe quero falar de paz. O senhor 茅 um homem de paz, e queremos que, em Gaza, n茫o se repita mais a hist贸ria desse genoc铆dio. E o Conselho tem muito a dizer e tem muito a fazer.

Tamb茅m queremos que a dimens茫o social seja tida em conta, que os direitos sociais sejam uma prioridade para a Uni茫o Europeia, e que n茫o exista cacofonia como a que existiu, aqui, com Gaza, entre a Comiss茫o e o Conselho.

Muito boa trajet贸ria neste mandato, Senhor Costa.

听听Juan Fernando L贸pez Aguilar (S&D). 鈥� Se帽ora presidenta, presidente Antonio Costa, la mejor respuesta ante el regreso de Trump a la Casa Blanca es establecer una...

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听听President. 鈥� There is no interpretation, I'm being informed. I'm sorry. We have a technical problem here. You can speak, we can hear you, but there is no interpretation. We have to wait a bit, Juan Fernando, we need interpretation.

听听Juan Fernando L贸pez Aguilar (S&D). 鈥� Haben wir 脺bersetzung?

听听Die Pr盲sidentin. 鈥� Ich hoffe.

听听Juan Fernando L贸pez Aguilar (S&D). 鈥� Wow, was f眉r eine Situation. Und jetzt? N have to wait for the go. So. Okay. Okay. Juan Fernando Lopez Aguilar. Haben wir. 脺bersetzung. Frau Pr盲sidentin. Es ist m枚glich. Konnte ich wieder anfangen? Danke. Presidente Antonio Costa. Blanca. ESTA masada. Ninguna concession. Transition. Autonomie. State Innovation.

Se帽ora presidenta, se帽or presidente Antonio Costa, la mejor respuesta ante el regreso de Trump a la Casa Blanca es establecer una relaci贸n basada en el respeto mutuo, que exige que la Uni贸n Europea se respete a s铆 misma y respete su legislaci贸n: ninguna concesi贸n; ning煤n retroceso en el compromiso contra el calentamiento global y la transici贸n ecol贸gica justa; ning煤n retroceso en la autonom铆a estrat茅gica, que exige innovaci贸n, pero tambi茅n inversiones 鈥攊ncluido el cap铆tulo de la defensa鈥�; y, sobre todo, ninguna imitaci贸n a Trump en su agenda cruel contra los migrantes.

Esto exige que el Consejo y la Comisi贸n tengan competitividad absoluta y que los Estados miembros cumplan eficazmente sus obligaciones legales con respecto a cada uno de los reglamentos del Pacto sobre Migraci贸n y Asilo. Y, dado que est谩 el Consejo tan obsesionado con los retornos, solo cabe recordarles que hacerlos operativos exige negociar acuerdos mutuamente beneficiosos con los pa铆ses de origen y tr谩nsito, y eso solo puede hacerse con el incentivo de contrataciones en origen y v铆as legales y seguras que den una oportunidad a los trabajadores, que de otro modo arriesgar谩n la vida en manos de organizaciones criminales para llegar a la Uni贸n Europea, donde tienen garant铆as, seguridad y un perfecto respeto a su dignidad y a sus derechos fundamentales.

听听Jo茫o Oliveira (The Left). 鈥� Senhora Presidente, Senhor Ant贸nio Costa, as conclus玫es da sua primeira reuni茫o como presidente do Conselho s茫o motivo de preocupa莽茫o. Quem criou expectativas com a sua elei莽茫o estar谩 hoje certamente desiludido, verificando que, afinal de contas, nada mudou nas pol铆ticas da Uni茫o Europeia.

As preocupa莽玫es com as desigualdades sociais t锚m apenas lugar de nota de rodap茅. As conclus玫es do Conselho e a sua interven莽茫o, hoje, neste debate, insistem no militarismo, na guerra, na ind煤stria do armamento, no desvio de recursos or莽amentais para a produ莽茫o de armas e de muni莽玫es.

Nada disso serve aos povos. Nada disso corresponde 脿s necessidades e 脿s prioridades dos povos e nada disso contribui para construir um futuro melhor.

Por isso, o desafio que lhe deixamos 茅 claro: ponha nas prioridades da sua agenda o aumento de sal谩rios e de pens玫es, o direito a uma habita莽茫o digna e acess铆vel para todos, o investimento p煤blico nos servi莽os para garantir a sa煤de, a educa莽茫o, a cultura, a prote莽茫o social. Ponha na sua agenda a prioridade do trav茫o ao aumento do custo de vida e da constru莽茫o da paz, em vez da insist锚ncia na guerra.

Se fizer essas op莽玫es e colocar essas prioridades na sua agenda, certamente, poder谩 corresponder, efetivamente, 脿s necessidades e 脿s prioridades dos povos da Uni茫o Europeia.

听听Thijs Reuten (S&D). 鈥� Madam President, Council colleagues, I must say I was a bit disappointed with the Council conclusions in December, and it's nothing personal, dear Mr Costa 鈥� you are depending on 27 Member States.

The Council conclusions on Ukraine 1 to 9: good. But which countries that so far have given little to nothing of their military stockpiles to Ukraine did you convince since?

On enlargement, 'continued importance', 'their place is in the EU': great. But the question is, do we really want it? I don't see the commitment. Too much appeasement of destabilisers in south east Europe.

Then Georgia: for 55 days, they are on the streets for their European future. And we come up with some diplomatic passport sanctions next week. It's a reflection of the dangerous waiting mode the Member States are in. We wait for 5 November, we wait for 20 January, and we hope.

If you really want what you are saying, you need a more federal Europe with majority decision-making on foreign policy, on defence and much more. I wish you all the best.

听听Fabio De Masi (NI). 鈥� Frau Pr盲sidentin! Der Stromausfall, den wir hier gerade erlebt haben, der ist ja ein Symbol f眉r die Situation, in der die Europ盲ische Union steckt. Wir hatten fr眉her die Kommission Juncker, jetzt haben wir die Kommission Bunker. Frau von der Leyen bunkert sich ein am Place Schuman, sie verweigert die Realit盲t, den Austausch mit der Bev枚lkerung und auch mit diesem Parlament. Was erleben wir denn in den USA? Eine wahre Zeitenwende. Eine Weltordnung geht zu Ende, und wir haben dort einen Pr盲sidenten, der jetzt aus der internationalen Mindestbesteuerung aussteigt, der uns Strafz枚lle androht, wenn wir nicht mehr von seinem schmutzigen Fracking鈥慓as kaufen. W盲hrenddessen haben wir uns v枚llig nackt gemacht in diesen Verhandlungen, weil wir uns abgeschnitten haben听鈥� zum Beispiel mit Energie鈥慡anktionen听鈥撎齰on billigerem Gas, ohne eine Alternative zu haben. Jetzt sind wir eben erpressbar, und wir beklagen uns 眉ber einige Oligarchen in den USA, die jetzt die Kommunikationsinfrastruktur beherrschen.

Aber was tun wir denn, um zum Beispiel das Kartellrecht einzusetzen oder Milliard盲re angemessen zu besteuern? Wir machen einen R眉stungswettlauf, obwohl wir sozusagen jetzt schon das Dreifache der R眉stungsausgaben Russlands haben. Wir haben 89 Gro脽waffensysteme, die USA nur 27. Frau von der Leyen ist nur Kommissionspr盲sidentin geworden wegen des R眉stungsfilzes in Deutschland. Wir m眉ssen raus aus dieser Logik und endlich wieder die eigenen Geschicke in die Hand nehmen.

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听听Dubravka 艩uica, Member of the Commission. 鈥� Madam President, honourable Members. many thanks for this lively debate and very constructive debate. As all of us know, the world is moving fast. So must we.听As has become evident recently, the geostrategic and security context is more challenging for the European Union than ever before.

However, we can build on some solid ground of unity and togetherness, and we should engage constructively with our partners internationally. That was a clear message from the leaders at the December European Council.

With regard to the new American administration, there are very relevant spheres of mutual interests across the Atlantic. Let us explore these spheres and look at mutual gains rather than differences in opinions.

Whatever we agree on with our partners internationally, the competitiveness of the European economy is key. We have a strategic agenda for the Commission, as you know, and it is very reassuring that this vision is shared by the European Council. We will need to timely implement our competitiveness compass.

Honourable Members, since the European Council meeting of 19 December, we have witnessed some positive developments in the Middle East. In Syria, the situation has been rather stable. Together with our partners, we should invest in humanitarian, economic and capacity-building support to help rebuild the country. This will also help create the appropriate environment for the safe, voluntary and dignified return of Syrian refugees.

Regarding Gaza, we are hoping that the ceasefire is going to be permanent. We are keen to rebuild Gaza as soon as possible. We will also take forward a multi-year support programme for the Palestinian Authority and coordinate reforms. This programme will be instrumental on the way to a two-state solution. This means that we will also continue our collaboration with Israel based on the Association Agreement.

The world is watching how we sustain our support to Ukraine. One of the most immediate challenges is the energy system. Just like the brave Ukrainian resistance, we will be steadfast.

Dear Chair, dear President of the European Council, honourable Members, to conclude, we are glad to see that there is a large degree of support in this House to bring our joint vision forward. Let us keep our sense of unity and our sense of action. The world is calling for a strong and united Europe. Let us rise to this occasion together.

听听Ant贸nio Costa, Presidente do Conselho Europeu. 鈥� Senhora Presidente, Caras e Caros Deputados, agrade莽o muito as quest玫es que foram colocadas. Infelizmente, como compreendem, em cinco minutos n茫o tenho a oportunidade de responder a todas, mas vou responder 脿quelas que creio que correspondem ao sentido geral das vossas preocupa莽玫es.

First of all, Mr Lenaers, we have been there to support Ukraine since the very first day of this terrible war. The European Union is overall the first Ukrainian supporter, and we will be there as long as necessary during the war, in peace negotiations and on reconstruction.听And we will be present to help guarantee a comprehensive, just and lasting peace.

Querida Iratxe, lo que est谩 alimentando a los populismos son las desigualdades. El acceso a la vivienda 鈥攅n especial por parte de la clase media鈥� y el efecto de la calidad de vida en el rendimiento de la gente son clave para afrontar las causas profundas del populismo.

Tenemos que estar juntos 鈥攖odos nosotros鈥� para defender lo m谩s precioso, que es la democracia. La democracia, hoy por hoy, est谩 sufriendo un ataque. Hay un ataque a la libertad de expresi贸n y a la libertad de informaci贸n.

Nosotros tenemos un marco legal muy potente, que tenemos que saber utilizar para proteger a nuestros ciudadanos, para proteger su libertad de expresi贸n y su libertad de informaci贸n contra los algoritmos controlados por los oligarcas tecnol贸gicos. Este es tambi茅n el combate por la libertad.

Monsieur Bardella, j鈥檃i pris note de votre souci 脿 propos des accords entre l鈥橴nion europ茅enne et l鈥橝lg茅rie et je vais me renseigner sur ces sujets. Oui, la migration est un ph茅nom猫ne qui nous concerne tous, nous avons d鈥檃illeurs approuv茅 le nouveau pacte sur la migration et l鈥檃sile en avril dernier. La Commission europ茅enne a pr茅sent茅 en juin ou en juillet le plan de mise en 艙uvre de ce pacte. Les 脡tats membres viennent de pr茅senter, en d茅cembre, leurs plans nationaux de mise en 艙uvre du nouveau pacte sur la migration et l鈥檃sile.

Il est maintenant temps d鈥檃gir, et nous devons aussi avoir conscience de ce qui a d茅j脿 茅t茅 obtenu. En comparant 2024 et听2023, il faut garder 脿 l鈥檈sprit la forte r茅duction des arriv茅es irr茅guli猫res dans l鈥橴nion europ茅enne (autour de 40听%). Nous attendons d茅sormais la pr茅sentation, par la Commission, d鈥檜ne nouvelle proposition de directive 芦retour禄. Toutefois, nous devons 锚tre conscients que la gestion de ces ph茅nom猫nes complexes doit s鈥檃ccompagner d鈥檜ne r茅flexion sur les voies l茅gales d鈥檌mmigration. Elles sont en effet l鈥檜nique fa莽on d鈥檃pporter une r茅ponse positive aux besoins de notre 茅conomie tout en luttant contre les passeurs et l鈥檌mmigration irr茅guli猫re.

Madame Hayer, l鈥橴nion europ茅enne est n茅e comme un projet de paix, une paix qui se trouve toujours au c艙ur de nos ambitions: la paix en Ukraine, la paix au Moyen-Orient, la paix 脿 Gaza. Nous saluons le cessez-le-feu 脿 Gaza, mais nous voulons qu鈥檌l constitue le premier pas vers une paix durable 脿 Gaza. Pour cela, nous devons soutenir d猫s maintenant, sans 茅conomiser nos efforts, l鈥檃ide humanitaire au peuple de Gaza, qui souffre.

En ce qui concerne la G茅orgie, je vous invite 脿 r茅fl茅chir: je crois n茅cessaire de faire 茅voluer la mani猫re dont nous effectuons traditionnellement les missions d鈥檕bservation 茅lectorale. En effet, la manipulation 茅lectorale ne se limite d茅sormais plus au jour des 茅lections, mais elle commence bien avant. Nous devons commencer plus t么t la surveillance des processus 茅lectoraux, pour nous int茅resser 脿 la v茅rit茅 et 脿 l鈥檃uthenticit茅 de ces processus.

We are a Union of diversities, with different histories, different cultures, and we also look at the world from different geographical point of views. We need to use the European Council meetings to build common positions. That's why I introduce certain points 鈥� to have a free discussion without the pressure of taking concrete conclusions and publishing the conclusions. In order to achieve a position of unity, we need to talk and we need to listen to and try to understand each other to build a common position. We take very seriously the Draghi Report. In October, we approved the Budapest Declaration and we tasked the Commission to present, in the coming months, new and concrete proposals. Today, Madam von der Leyen updated all of us about the incoming proposals that the Commission is preparing. On the Council, we will come back on economics, on energy security and competitiveness in our Council in March. Before leaving, I would like to express my best wishes to the Polish President under the leadership of my very good friend and predecessor, Prime Minister Donald Tusk. All the best for the Polish Presidency. Thank you very much.

听听Die Pr盲sidentin. 鈥� Die Aussprache ist geschlossen.

Schriftliche Erkl盲rungen (Artikel 178)

听听Sebastian Tynkkynen (ECR), kirjallinen. 鈥� Arvoisa puhemies,

Ukrainan sotaa on k盲yty jo noin kolme vuotta.

Vaikka sota on ovellamme, Euroopan toimissa Ven盲j盲盲 vastaan on ihmeellist盲 rimpuilua.

Saksan demariliittokansleri Scholzin h盲pe盲llinen toiminta Ukraina-aseavun torppaamisessa on viimeisin surullinen osoitus t盲st盲.

Ukraina tarvitsee juuri nyt mahdollisimman vahvan selk盲nojan

a) ensinn盲kin puolustaakseen Eurooppaa ja

b) mahdollisia tulevia rauhanneuvotteluja varten.

Emme voi ajaa itse盲mme tilanteeseen, jossa Putin n盲kee Ukrainan taustalla heikon Scholzin, heikon Macronin ja sit盲 kautta heikon Euroopan.

Kysyn, mik盲 on toinen vaihtoehto Ukrainan tukemiselle?

Naton p盲盲sihteeri Mark Ruttea mukaillakseni:

Jollette satsaa puolustukseen kunnolla, niin vaihtoehtoinanne on muuttaa Uuteen-Seelantiin tai ottaa ven盲j盲n oppikirjat esiin.

Siin盲 tilanteessa me Euroopassa olemme. Ja t盲h盲n olisi nyt syyt盲 viimeistenkin her盲t盲.

(Die Sitzung wird um 10:29 Uhr unterbrochen.)

IN THE CHAIR: ROBERTA METSOLA
President