What Dariusz spoke about.

Madam President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I am pleased to inform you. We all know that the annual trade deficit with China is almost 360 billion euros. A billion euros a day is a huge amount. And we know very well that this is the effect of Chinese overproduction. They produce a lot and send us everything they produce, with the exception of aircraft engines, because they do not yet produ

Mr President, thank you very much. A very important October European Council is ahead of us. And three topics: firstly, security, secondly, competitiveness, and thirdly, the budget. When it comes to security, we have taken a lot, a milestone, of the three financial programs that have been launched. This makes us safer. But as shadow rapporteur for the military mobility project, I call on the Counc

Madam President, I'm sorry. I must say that I am astonished to hear this debate, because we all know in this room that China, India, the United States are flooding with their products – and, above all, China. And when the European Union comes up with a concrete proposal, and the European Parliament and the European Commission present 457 products that will be particularly protected (that is, those

We're talking about the car industry. It seems to me that all of us here, as far as the Polish delegation is concerned, were unanimous on this issue. However, Mr Ordoba, you have ruled for 8 years. Too bad you didn't do anything, even though you promised to build this car factory, and you didn't even put the proverbial sword in it. So today, at this very moment, you might not be speaking in this r

Dear President, Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Either we save the European automotive industry, or 14 million Europeans will be unemployed and our continent will become an economic marginalisation. And everyone in this room knows, we know very well, that it is Europe that has created the car brands that have been setting global standards for decades, exactly for decades. And today, we cannot in any

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. This is a big day, an important signal and very good decisions for all Europeans, because we are talking about 30 beneficial changes for air passengers. This is what the European Union is for, this is what the European Parliament is for, this is what the European Commission is for, to always - always - genuinely protect its citizens. And wha

Mr President, thank you very much. Dear Commissioner, In this debate on the future of sustainable biofuels, we must first and foremost be consistent, but also common sense. Biofuels are now tools for decarbonising transport. They help to reduce emissions on the one hand CO2, but they also support the achievement of Europe’s climate objectives today – and in practice, not just in strategies and doc

Mr President, thank you very much. Dear Commissioner, The industrial revolution has changed the world for decades, but the AI revolution is happening before our very eyes in just one term of the European Parliament. Just a few years ago, we were wondering if AI would affect the global economy, and we already know today that it will change everything: trade, industry, security, competitiveness of c

Mr President, thank you very much. Dear Commissioner, The United Nations was established after World War II to prevent new world conflicts and to maintain peace among countries. Today, there are more than 50 different kinds of conflicts and wars around the world. And we also address words of criticism to this organization for its operation, lack of sufficient reaction. So what can we do to avoid t

Madam President, I'm sorry. Ladies and Gentlemen, Today we talk a lot about the regime in Cuba and we call things by their name. But I would like to draw attention to the humanitarian situation. A few days ago, I spoke to my family who live in Bayamo, a city that was the centre of Cuba’s struggle for independence in the 19th century. And they talk about children who can't get basic medications. Mo

Madam President, I'm sorry. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Enough is enough, Mr. Yak. Enough, Mr. White! Enough safety fun. When Polish ministers go to the United States, when the prime minister and deputy prime minister responsible for national defense talk to their counterparts in the United States so that no American soldier leaves Europe or Poland, you come here and make a brawl. And, of course, you

Mr President, thank you very much. Without European steel, there is no European economy. And it is very good that Europe is waking up today, raising tariffs twice on this steel that comes to the European Union. Europe is awakening because it is about competitiveness, it is about jobs, but it is also about economic security. And today we all know that European producers face unfair competition from

Dear President, today we are talking about online financial education and how to protect the citizens of the European Union from fraudsters. But the real problem goes much deeper. Today in Poland we are dealing with a gigantic scandal on the cryptocurrency market. Politicians of two parties, whose representatives are here in this room, are involved in the affair. Armed with the president, they com

Madam President, I'm sorry. I am proud that the EU without corruption directive was one of the priorities of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. But today we have to say a little more. There is a saying: fighting corruption is like fighting bedbugs. Sometimes you have to tear down the whole house to get rid of this scourge. And today we must at all costs eliminate

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Today's debate on rail safety in Europe is absolutely necessary and perhaps more than ever. Because we are no longer just talking about accidents, we are talking about a new dimension of threats to European infrastructure. And let me tell you about the Polish case, which took place at the end of last year in Poland. In my country, th

Mr President, thank you very much. This energy package is a step in the right direction and a good signal. But our European economy needs breath and cheap energy today. These climate goals, which we adopted a few years ago, were created in completely different realities. There was no war from the East. There was no war in the Middle East. There were no high energy prices. And in the end, there was