What Guy spoke about.

Madam President, Commissioner, I would like to return to the words of Nathalie Loiseau, who spoke earlier, my colleague, and to the directive you are proposing concerning the risks of foreign interference and the idea of not making the wrong target with regard to these same indirect influences. For my part, this is not a question of commercial interference, financial interference or lobbying, but

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, as the war has been raging for two years at the gates of Europe, the debate on the return of national service is in full swing in many EU countries. Existing civil and military services, such as in Sweden and France, are very successful. In an increasingly uncertain world, the issue before us is the values and strengths that unite us, the resilience of the Europ

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the path is being charted at the level of our European institutions. Having women at the head of the Commission, Parliament, the European Central Bank and the majority of the political groups in this House is not an empty symbol. It is about showing girls and boys around the world that half of humanity can perform the highest functions and not be l