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(The sitting resumed at 12.01)

听听President. 鈥� We will come to the votes. But first I have received several requests for points of order and I ask the colleagues who asked for a point of order to be brief: one minute speaking time.

听听Klemen Gro拧elj (Renew). 鈥� Gospod predsednik, spo拧tovani predsedujo膷i, dragi kolegice in kolegi!

V nedeljo, dvanajstega, smo obele啪ili dvajseto obletnico smrti srbskega predsednika vlade Zorana 膼in膽i膰a. Smrt velikega demokrata in dokazanega zagovornika evropske ideje je bila velik udarec demokraciji tako v Srbiji kot tudi na Zahodnem Balkanu.

膶eprav so obletnico zaznamovali s komemoracijo kolegi iz S&D, za kar sem se jim zahvaljujem, pa se mi vseeno zdi primerno, da se ob koncu tega plenarnega zasedanja ta dom evropske demokracije spomni na tega velikega 膷loveka.

听听Alessandra Mussolini (PPE). 鈥� Signor Presidente, onorevoli colleghi, per richiamare l'attenzione dell'Aula sui fatti gravissimi accaduti ieri nella citt脿 di Napoli, dove gruppi numerosi di violenti organizzati tedeschi hanno messo a ferro e fuoco la citt脿, distruggendo negozi, intimidendo i cittadini ed 猫 grazie alle forze dell'ordine, l'organizzazione italiana, che non ci sono stati dei morti.

Come sia possibile che il governo socialista tedesco abbia potuto consentire una trasferta gi脿 nota e ampiamente annunciata su tutti i social media e che non ci siano state delle scuse formali e sostanziali da parte delle autorit脿 tedesche, ma soprattutto il pagamento dei danni ingenti alla citt脿 di Napoli.

听听Malin Bj枚rk (The Left). 鈥� Mr President, my point is the following. Yesterday we had the formal sitting for the International Women鈥檚 Day, a day that is very cherished for many of us in this House. And the silence from the highest leadership by Ursula von der Leyen, Charles Michel, who was there, and even from our own Roberta Metsola, on the fact that in Poland a woman has been convicted for helping another woman to access abortion care, in a country where six women have already died because of the ban on abortion, and that silence from that political leadership, it鈥檚 unbearable.

It鈥檚 unbearable for women out there in Europe. It鈥檚 a shame.

听听Petras Au拧trevi膷ius (Renew). 鈥� Mr President , dear colleagues, today we are to vote on the resolution concerning the situation in Cambodia. And may I invite you to welcome the delegation led by Sam Rainsy of the Cambodian National Rescue Party and his delegation present today in this house?

听听Gunnar Beck (ID). 鈥� Herr Pr盲sident! Zuerst einmal schnelle Genesung, denn ich sah Sie eben auf Kr眉cken zum Pult gehen.

Ich beziehe mich auf Artikel听32 Absatz听2 der Gesch盲ftsordnung 眉ber die Auskunftspflicht des Pr盲sidiums. Gibt es einen Beschluss des Pr盲sidiums dar眉ber, dass Deutsch als Arbeitssprache in der Innen- und Au脽enkommunikation des Parlaments abgeschafft werden soll?

Meine Sorge bezieht sich konkret auf die Arbeit der Generaldirektion Kommunikation, die offenbar Deutsch bei der Kommunikation der Plenaraktivit盲ten abgesetzt hat. Damit w眉rde der gr枚脽te Kommunikationsmarkt innerhalb der EU ganz erheblich beeintr盲chtigt. Deutsch听鈥� Sie wissen das听鈥� ist Amtssprache in sechs Mitgliedstaaten. 130听Millionen Menschen sprechen Deutsch als Muttersprache oder erste Fremdsprache. Auch in Luxemburg ist es Amtssprache. Deswegen also meine Bitte an Sie: Sorgen auch Sie daf眉r, dass Deutsch als Arbeitssprache in diesem Hause aufrechterhalten wird, vor allem in der Au脽enkommunikation.

听听Der Pr盲sident. 鈥� Vielen Dank, Herr Beck! Es freut mich, Sie hier in diesem Plenarsaal auch mal Deutsch reden zu h枚ren. Wir werden das nat眉rlich zur Kenntnis nehmen.

听听Stelios Kouloglou (The Left). 鈥� Mr President, these days is the 20th anniversary of the criminal and unlawful invasion in Iraq. So some days ago we voted and we did well to bring in justice the Russian leader, Mr Putin, for each invasion. Don't you think now, dear colleagues, it would be a good idea to bring in justice the Mr Bush and Mr Blair for their criminal actions?

(Noises off)

I know you like him, I know you like him, don't worry!

One听million people died. Somebody must pay for this.

听听Brando Benifei (S&D). 鈥� Signor Presidente, volevo solo dire all'onorevole Mussolini che ogni governo 猫 responsabile dell'ordine pubblico nel proprio Paese. Quindi, se il governo italiano non 猫 riuscito a fermare tifosi violenti, la colpa 猫 del governo italiano, che dovr脿 evidentemente risponderne al Parlamento e ai cittadini.