What Michał spoke about.

Thank you very much for this question. Yeah, that's obvious to me. The UK is very strong when it comes to intelligence activities. We have known this for decades and the UK is a key partner of the European Union when it comes to fighting Russian sabotage, Russian disinformation, Russian election manipulation in Europe. Therefore, especially in this relationship, on these topics we must strengthen

Madam President, Minister, Commissioner, Brexit was sold to the British people as a promise of taking back control. But recently, Prime Minister Burnham confirmed that intelligence pointed to Russian interference. This was not taking back control. It was losing control to foreign powers. We must recognise that a decision of such historic importance was taken in an environment of foreign manipulati

Madam President, High Representative, the European Union is Ukraine's largest supporter and, looking honestly at the numbers, almost the only supporter carrying this burden at scale. Almost every day, another tragedy is avoided by minutes or by metres: a passenger train at the Polish border, a drone crossing into European airspace – dozens, sometimes hundreds, of lives are at stake each time. If a

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Mr. Secretary of State! Gold-plating has become the bane of our Union, including Poland. A year ago, Polish employers' organisations published a report describing 100 specific cases of overregulation. Overregulation that discourages starting a business, hiring people and making new investments. A review of national law is needed to remove su

Madam President, I'm sorry. Difficult, most painful historical issues, such as the UPA's crime against Polish civilians, exist and must not be ignored. Without them, we will not go any further. The responsibility for the increase in tension lies on both sides. Both in the actions of President Zelensky, who fueled the nationalist narrative, and in the actions of President Navrocki. The great achiev

Madam President, Madam Vice-President, colleagues, it is in the interest of Poland, Europe and also the United States itself that American troops remain in Europe and continue to train alongside us. It is also important to note that Poland has for years contributed financially to hosting American soldiers. Dear American Friends, do you really want to send such a signal at a moment when Russia and

Yes, it's accepted by me.

Madam President, pursuant to Rule 164 and on behalf of the Renew Europe group, I hereby request to include a statement by the Vice-President and High Representative on the EU's response to the reduced US military deployment in Europe, particularly Poland and the eastern flank, on the agenda for this plenary session. The very recent developments regarding the Trump Administration's policy on US mil

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Madam Minister, I'm sorry. The entire Ukrainian nation suffers because of Russia's imperial ambitions. It's a trauma that spans generations. They are children growing up in fear, they are war veterans with their physical and mental wounds. It's an economy in deep crisis, negative GDP, ruined cities, ruined dreams. It is good that we have ado

Madam President, Madam Ombudsman, Commissioner, the annual report of the European Ombudsman for 2024 largely reflects the work of the previous mandate. Still, I am glad that after just one year, we can already see that under the leadership of Teresa Anjinho, the citizens of the European Union are in good and caring hands. The Ombudsman is one of the key guardians of trust in our institutions, and

Mr President, Commissioner, Some time ago, President Zelenskyy heard at the white House the following accusation: 'You are gambling with World War III'. Let us be very clear, the man gambling with global stability is not the leader defending his country, Ukraine. The man responsible for escalating tensions is Vladimir Putin. It was Putin who chose the war. He started it, he fuels it every day, and

Mr President, Madam Commissioner, colleagues, the attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure revealed the true scale of brutality of Putin's aggression. Russian troops are no longer fighting Ukrainian soldiers, they are waging war against families, women, children and the elderly. They are targeting people who are being deprived of electricity, heating and water in the middle of winter, when the t

Madam President, Vice-President Virkkunen, thank you for guiding the adoption of the DNA ‑ the Connectivity Bible, as some people say ‑ through the College. While I appreciate your presence before the Parliament immediately following the adoption, I will reserve my judgment for the time being. This crucial proposal deserves thorough scrutiny from the Parliament, and we will ensure that it receives

Madam President, I'm sorry. Mr. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Madam Minister, I'm sorry. The old, primitive, post-Soviet narrative is not dead. He is doing well – and worse, he is also resounding in this House. I observe with concern the votes and votes on aid to Ukraine and sanctions against Putin and Lukashenko. It turns out that there are among us – also among Polish MEPs – agents of Russian influen

Mr President, Commissioner, colleagues, today we stand shoulder to shoulder with Lithuania. Poland does not need briefings to understand what is happening – because we are under the same attack. Hybrid warfare, provocations and pressure on our borders are not theories or scenarios, they are facts. At first, Lukashenka claimed he knew nothing about the balloons and the provocations. Now, we see him

Madam President, I'm sorry. In light of the shocking terrorist attack in Australia, I would like to draw your attention to another anti-Semitic transgression by MEP Grzegorz Braun. On November 22 this year, in front of the former Nazi extermination camp Auschwitz, Grzegorz Braun, in a 20-minute speech, spared no words for insulting Jews and justifying Nazism. He said, among other things, that toda

Mr President, dear colleagues, energy imports in Europe are fuelling Russia's war machine. We should take all possible steps to stop buying from Russia and its friends. I am proud of our ITRE and INTA committees for making the first big step beyond sanctions, which have their limits with the unanimity rule being in place. Special thanks to my colleagues Katri Kulmuni and Ľubica Karvašová, who foug

Madam President, I'm sorry. Five years. Five years in prison in damp cells. Five years of longing for loved ones who cannot be seen due to the risk of their imprisonment. Five years of trauma not only for Belarusians, but also for Europe, which looks at this horror played by one actor. We allow Lukashenko to laugh in our faces. In interviews with cynical calm, he says that he does not care about s

Mr President, thank you very much. I would like to thank Mr Sandro Gozi sincerely for his excellent work on this report. I would also like to draw attention to one of the arguments that this report raises - that, after Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, we should speed up work on the enlargement of the European Union and that there is less and less space for the grey area in Europe. Europe is be

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Oh, my friends! I would like to thank the rapporteur sincerely for his work, for this full report. I would like to say that the Committee on Petitions is one of the most important tools of democracy in the European Union. It is a place where the voice of the citizen really counts, where we can directly outsource work to our politicians. A