What Andrzej spoke about.

Dear President, Dear Commissioner, I am proud to speak Polish today, because the Polish examples cited by the Commissioner give a sense of pride and satisfaction. We would like to ask for more Polish ideas for a strong, common Europe: Rafał Modrzewski and his innovative company building security, protecting the Polish-Belarusian border, so effective that today there is no single illegal migrant, n

Madam President, Madam Commissioner, dear colleagues, first of all, I would like to thank Sven Mikser and our colleagues for the excellent and very smooth cooperation. It's really a pleasure to work as a team. I would like to confirm, in the name of EPP Group, the four amendments tabled by the rapporteur we support. Because of the report, I have three messages to our Moldovan friends. First of all

Mr President, thank you very much. We all want Ukraine to win against Putin. The criminal Russian army has invaded Ukraine because Ukrainians want a European future for their country. And we want a European Ukraine. We want and believe that this can happen. This, of course, requires consistent action. That is why reforms are so important, it is so important to base the state on the rule of law, on

Madam President, I'm sorry. Armenia has chosen development based on democracy and peace. This is very important, because it is something that should give us a lot to think about. The European Union is precisely a project that is less economic today, certainly less geographical, and more a project that is based on one fundamental principle and objective: we are to guarantee our citizens the securit

Mr President, thank you very much. Either the European Union will be stronger, more efficient, less bureaucratic, but faster, mobilising funds for the most important projects, for those most expected by citizens and those that carry risks, or it will no longer be needed. That is why the European Union's seven-year budget must respond to today's threats and expectations. It must be a strong support

Madam President, I'm sorry. This war can end today, it can end tomorrow. One of Putin's orders and this war will cease to be continued. Just as he triggered it with a single order to attack Ukraine, so Putin can end it. Because he's the only one responsible for this drama, for this massacre. How many more children have to die, how many women, how many civilians, how many senselessly sent, includin

Madam President, I'm sorry. We in Poland believe in freedom, we believe in democracy, we believe in security based on international law. That is why we believe so much that a strong, solidarity-based, loyal Europe is the most important value that we must strengthen, that we must defend. And all those who weaken our community are pursuing Putin's goals, because he is threatening international secur

Madam President, Commissioner, Madam Minister, dear colleagues, after a long procedure, it is with pleasure that I present you today, together with my colleague Matjaž Nemec, the joint text of the budget for 2026 agreed during the Conciliation Committee two weeks ago. I am proud to inform you that we have secured, in the budget for 2026, not only an increase in the amount, but also with the right

Madam President, I'm sorry. On behalf of the European People's Party, I would like to start this debate with a very simple sentence: Aliaksandr Lukashenka is a dictator. Aliaksandr Lukashenka is a usurper, because he knows and we know that in 2020 he lost and stole the presidency. But today is also a very important day to meet the Sakharov Prize laureate. I hope that this award will go to Andrzej

Mr President, dear colleagues, thank you for this debate. Yes, we are facing new challenges. Yes, we are living in very tough times. But we have to be also offensive and responsible. And I believe in dialogue. We are different, but what I would like to emphasise is that we had a good understanding of our priorities in building the strong, united proposal of Parliament, and we cannot destroy this w

Madam President, dear Minister, dear Commissioner, dear colleagues, welcome to this debate on the position of Parliament on the budget of the European Union for 2026. The EU budget is an investment budget designed to provide the necessary resources to all European citizens, who can benefit from common action. Experts agree in saying that the EU budget is a crucial tool for a robust and stronger Eu

Madam President, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, On 22 November 2020, three years ago, we adopted a resolution and called Russia a country organising terrorism against democratic values, against us in Europe. Not everyone shared this view. I co-authored this resolution. But in recent days – on 10 September over Poland, and later over Danish airports, over Munich, over Estonia, over the Baltic eve

Madam President, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, The situation that concerns Poland is not a debate about Poland's security. I would like to thank you very much, Madam President, and the heads of the political groups, for the fact that today we can devote our attention to the security of Europe in this extraordinary way. Because the fact that Polish fighters shot down a large number of drones ove

Mr President, Minister, dear Commissioner, I hope that the number of our meetings will not only be obligatory cooperation but with good will. We will go to the final good result because this is what voters and citizens are expecting. Today representing Parliament ‑ I have to emphasise this because it is not only my opinion but an opinion agreed at parliamentary level ‑ I would like to present the

Madam President, I would like to emphasise and say again: we have to be united and strong. If we split, Putin will be successful. This is the only message I would like to say today after the violation of airspace of our European country. We have to be united. We are various, we are different, but in this common general goal we have to be together. Otherwise, we can dissolve our common Union.

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, This night and this morning is a situation that has never happened before – without precedent. For the first time, we had to defend the territory of a NATO member state, a member state of the European Union. Shot down drones are a passed exam from our quick, unambiguous, solidarity-based response. Thank you to the Italian p

Mr President, Madam Commissioner, dear colleagues, we've heard a very strong message today. President Maia Sandu said clearly to us that this is about the security of Moldova, but also the security of Europe. And this is true. The Republic of Moldova currently is a security provider for Europe. This is the reason the disinformation campaign is so huge, and this is the reason Russian activity is so

A colleague who just wanted a debate about money spent in Poland, in Polish local governments, to Polish companies, for Polish citizens. And I want to say one thing: Who should debate? The husband of Prime Minister Szydło, who evaluates this money and projects? Did Minister Buda, who was not able to submit an application for this money to go to Poland at all, because he did not have the consent of

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Madam Minister, I'm sorry. Pressure makes sense. Indeed, on 21 June we experienced a very important moment when Siarhei Tsikhanouski joined his family, his brave wife, President Tsikhanouski, his children. Along with thirteen other political prisoners, he left the camp. They didn't break it. But there are still thousands of political prisoners i

Mr President, dear colleagues, dear Commissioner, thank you for all the information. This report is the European Parliament's reaction to the 2023 and 2024 Commission reports on Moldova. I would also like to congratulate the Moldovan authorities because the determination and consequences of the pro-European parts of the implementation of all the reforms is really visible, and we have noticed it. W

Mr President, thank you very much. Indeed, thank you, Mr President, because I wanted to say something that rarely happens in this House. I wanted to fully share the opinion of Mariusz Kamiński from Law and Justice, who said very clearly: Russian gas is also the blood of innocent children, women and civilians. Trade with the Russians has no ethical value, because it is a trade with a war criminal.

Mr President, colleagues, thank you very much. All colleagues really engaged in the process. I would like to emphasise that, first of all, to have the strong position of the Parliament, we have to have the text. And of course, I'm also listening to your remarks. All the opinions are very important. I would like to protect this balanced text because this is the effect of the teamwork based on – I c