What Moritz spoke about.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen! The 2027 annual budget is the last annual budget in the multiannual financial programming. That is why it is all the more important that we focus on the priorities of the European Union. Europe must finally stop subsidising the past and instead invest in the future. We need more investment, especially in common European public goods; more Erasmus; more research;

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen. As a young person, as a student, I went into politics, into a youth organization. That's why I can understand every student who is committed to a better education policy. But what we saw over the weekend has nothing to do with student protests. Since when does blocking a school or even setting it on fire bring better education? Since when is it legitimate to

Thank you, colleague, for accepting my blue card. I understood that you said violence is not okay in your speech, but did I understand you correctly that you compared the violence of protesters with a violence of the social policy of the state? Because one, absolutely unfounded violence in a rule of law, is unacceptable, and the other is a democratic, legitimised policy, which you can think is vio

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen. Commissioner, I feel that we are making the same mistake in Europe over and over again: We are super good at discussing regulations. It's not that we don't have rules in the digital realm, the GDPR, the DSA. But we are insanely slow to actually do that. Even in Donald Trump's America, states have now sued Meta, obtained a penalty and enforced rules that we ar

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, With the UN Convention against Cybercrime improve international cooperation in the important field of cybercrime. At the same time, it was important for the European Parliament to respect privacy, fundamental rights and human rights in this context. Negotiations on this convention have taken years, but we have been successful. It was important, or personally

Madam President, ‘Only a dead Jew is a good Jew’, ‘Kill all Jews’ – such smears have only taken place on the streets in Berlin in recent days. And I cannot tell you how much I am ashamed that in Germany such slogans can be found on our streets again. I am very grateful that the debate today was very unanimous that there was a clear signal against anti-Semitism in Europe, here from the European Par

Mr Mularczyk, you did not hand me your document, but you entered my office unasked, unannounced, with staff who filmed me. I gave this to the President as a question of discipline. And in the matter: If, after so many decades of European solidarity, where many Polish taxpayers have also benefited from the EU budget, where we have a common budget here, where we shape the future together in a Europe

Dear colleagues! Of course, what the right-wingers are saying here in the House is wrong. Every euro that goes into the EU's strong budget is also well invested. In the end, net contributors will also benefit from a strong single market in Europe. But the truth also includes: We will probably have to do more with the same money in Europe – we will not have more funds available. Let's take a look a

Thank you, Mr Colleague, for accepting my interlocutory question. Mr Colleague, you have shown that the budget is going to be much bigger. They used the absolute numbers. If you look at the relative figures, including inflation, then the budget as a whole does not get much bigger – at least the proposal made by the Commission. Wouldn't it be fair if you used such large figures to actually include

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, We have actually heard no meaningful arguments against this prohibition of conversion therapy. The only argument I heard was a bit: if the young people and children are insecure, then in the future it could also be forbidden for the parents to talk to them. This is such a non-argument, and it simply shows that these people who have put this forward

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen. The guidelines for the budget are an important opinion for Parliament to start negotiations for this budget. NextGenerationEU's interest payments will make it hard enough for us to push through many really important priorities. We have just heard various committees that have advanced important topics. For my group, it is above all competitiveness, but also the n

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, The United States has changed: European allies are threatened; The rule of law is called into question; Trump jokes about whether elections are still going on. Political violence and arbitrariness on the streets of America are the reality. This is the reality of Trump's America. But it is not enough to just discuss it here and complain about it; It is time to

Madam President, I refer to Article 178(10), which provides that: Blue cards regulates. I can go with one Blue card Just ask the current speaker a question. The speaker just did not ask the current speaker a question. The speaker responded and said something else. If we allow this, then in the future everyone will just ask some question and someone else will keep talking. That can't be. That is wh

Well, I'm using the right to respond to my question because you accused me of not naming a source. I have clearly quoted the Eastern Committee of the German Economy. It's not a leftist either. NGO. So in that respect, just deal with such sources, instead of telling some nonsense here again!

Mr Jungbluth, since you have just questioned what Mr Jungbluth said, I would like to quote you something: Representatives of the Eastern Committee of the German economy speak of alarming developments and describe cases of intimidation, refused permits, high special taxes and subsequent takeover bids at low prices. In addition, the business associations summarise the criticism in such a way that sp

Madam President, Dear colleagues! Commissioner! But you have allowed yourself a really almost pre-Christmas joke with us. Without hesitation the Commission has set up the mechanism, without hesitation. So, let me remind you briefly: It took months, you waited for the verdict, the European Parliament had to sue the Commission for inaction, but then you got it. without hesitation made. This is exact

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen. For me, the debate is a bit too either-or: on the one hand values, on the other hand economic power. I think we're talking about a dilemma here. Yes, we need our values, we need to defend data protection. But we were also always able to set international standards because Europe was particularly successful economically, because it was a strong market, because ot

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, Where is the Presidency in this debate? There are allegations that a Member State is spying on the EU institutions. But does that not matter to the other Member States? This is business as usualAre you going to accept it as if it were completely normal? And also in the Commission, I must say quite honestly: The Commissioner has just explained to us that there