What Karin spoke about.

Madam President, High Representative, 'Russia has been fine on Ukraine. They have not been doing much.' These are the words of the American President. That same day, a Russian drone killed six people in a park, two of them children. Russian missiles are raining down on Ukraine. Putin is killing children in playgrounds, and Trump calls that 'fine'. Something is rotten in Trump's America, and Europe

Thank you for your question, this is something we need to debate. We may think differently about how the policy should be designed, but I would like us to be able to agree on a common goal for the Baltic Sea. That it should be a healthy inland sea and that we have a policy that allows our fish stocks to survive for future generations. This is not the case today, and there is no country around the

Mr President, thank you very much. When we finally get free and will enjoy the sun and swimming, well then we have to stay on land. Because the algal bloom in the Baltic Sea is stopping and is a sign of how bad it is. For decades, the Baltic Sea has been abused and served as a final station for sewers and discharges. Putin's shadow fleet is now a ticking environmental bomb. Fish has been regarded

Mr President, thank you very much. Just now, as this debate began, a message came out: Russia is allowed into the Olympic heat. The IOC gives Putin the propaganda victory he's dreamed of. This is a mockery, not just of Ukraine, it is a mockery of the whole of Europe, of our democracy. Together, let us condemn this false, terrible message. Now I'm going to talk about something completely different.

I welcome the commitment to the Russian shadow fleet and also agree that we need to do more together. But I want to ask you, Jonas Sjöstedt, if you are prepared to work for NATO, and the EU together with NATO, to have bigger muscles, more resources to act? Because we have two excellent organisations in NATO and the EU that are already in place and need to act and do more.

Mr President, thank you very much. "Do you really think Russia would attack Sweden?" It's a question I get from time to time, but the answer is clear: Russia has long and utterly threatened the whole of Europe and our democracy. Russia was serious about Crimea and bloody serious about Ukraine. Russia is constantly searching for our vulnerabilities, with sabotage, drones and attacks on digital syst

Mr President, thank you very much. You have a new neighbor. Unfortunately, he turns out to be both unreliable, ruthless and threatening. With the former neighbor, over the years you had developed an amazing neighborhood relationship that you both had benefited from. After all, you now live next door to your new neighbor. So what are you doing? I am proud of what we have achieved together. We have

Mr President, thank you very much. The Commission! Colleagues! Saving the Baltic Sea is a difficult task. Eutrophication, collapsing fish stocks and Putin's shadow fleet, as if that weren't enough anyway. But what is simple is, firstly, to start from science and, secondly, to stop the large-scale, harmful industrial fishing. And thirdly, listen to the experiences of local fishermen from Simrishamn

Mr President, Commissioner, colleagues, thank you very much for this debate and, once again, thank you for very good collaboration during the negotiations. But let me come back to Ukraine. I am not fully reassured by the Commission; I am rather worried from what I hear. Ukraine is under attack. Colleagues, right now, at this very moment, there is another flight alarm over the steel plants in Kryvy

Mr President, Commissioner, colleagues, the strength of Europe's steel industry must be built on trade, competition and innovation – not protectionism. But in a world where some countries pour billions into subsidies while others turn their back on the climate, competition is distorted. There is a broad political support in this Parliament for futureproofing Europe's steel industry and we are now

Madam President, Commission, Council, colleagues, we must stop all kinds of economic activities that feed Putin's war machinery. Israel is currently importing grain looted by Russia in occupied territories of Ukraine – stolen wheat transported by dark fleet vessels through complex maritime routes to evade sanctions. This is unacceptable. It undermines Ukraine. It circumvents international sanction

Madam President, Commissioner, colleagues, Russia's shadow fleet in the Baltic Sea, the threat to the transport routes in the Middle East and increased tensions in the Arctic: today's dangerous geopolitical situation is highly visible also in our oceans and coastal communities. The EU is already a global ocean power, and we can do more by using our soft power to act stronger. This is also the core

Mr President, Commissioner Dombrovskis, colleagues. Transatlantic trade relations are important, but they must be built on mutual respect. We have not forgotten the Greenland, the threats and the blackmail. One could hardly say that the Turnberry agreement is balanced, but we are ready to move forward if it can provide stability and predictability. As the United States don't deliver, it's up to us

Madam President, this package of EUR 90 billion is not only support to Ukraine; it's an investment in our common European future. Today, Ukraine is our front line. Ukrainians defend our freedom; we must show them the same commitment. Europe must increase our own financial contribution and we must make use of the frozen assets – it's not a question of either/or. Colleagues, this is Putin's war. Mak

Mr President, Ukraine needs Europe and, even more so, Europe needs Ukraine. Since the full-scale invasion, Ukraine has developed and scaled up an extraordinary drone industry, a cutting-edge expertise in modern warfare unlike anything we have seen before. In a basement somewhere in Ukraine, I got to witness it myself: a high-tech army of volunteers working tirelessly every day of the week and ever

Mr President, thank you very much. The Commission! The Council! Georgia has long been a beacon of reform and European cooperation and has been a haven for openness and democracy in the Caucasus. Putin's door is now wide open. "We are the subject of a Russian special operation," the leader of the Democratic Coalition said. What is happening is a determined process to move the country in the same di

Madam President, Ukraine is not only fighting for its own existence: Ukraine is fighting for us. With today's decision, the European Parliament ensures that Ukraine receives the support they need before time runs out. This is our message to EU leaders in Brussels: we expect you to deliver. It is now or never. Make Russia pay. Slava Ukraini.

Madam President, Commission, colleagues. It is a disgrace that Europe has made Russia's war of aggression possible. As the Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs explained – since the full-scale invasion, Europe has imported Russian oil and gas of an amount of EUR 201 billion. If we add other imports, the number grows to EUR 311 billion. That is EUR 124 billion more than we have sent in support to Uk

Madam President, colleagues, day and night, Russia continues to terrorise and kill Ukrainian people and destroy homes and infrastructure. Since the beginning of the war, it has been clear: Russia must pay. Europe must make use of the frozen assets, and we must increase our own financial contributions. It is not a question of 'either/or'. Since 2022, tariff-free trade with the EU has served as an e

Madam President, thank you very much. At the moment, the demand for new icebreakers is record high. The United States, Canada and Sweden also need to replace old ships. But above all, this is because the need to monitor the polar regions has increased dramatically. A warmer climate leads to new trade routes. China and Russia are taking a bigger place in the Arctic, both civilianly and militarily.

Mr President, thank you very much. The Commission. Colleagues. Listeners. Already before the 2009 European elections, the Liberals in Sweden warned that Europe would make itself dependent on Putin's gas, as there are two problems with Russian gas: It's Russian and it's gas. We are finally stopping Russian gas to Europe, even if it had been a long time ago. whereas more than three years have passed