What Nicola spoke about.

The explanations of vote are therefore closed.

Mrs. Colleague, I am with you at your last sentence: No one can die! But here, Hamas has started this war, a terrorist organization that has been oppressing its own people for decades. And therefore the counter-question: When do you finally realize that we need to fight this terror? This is a struggle we are waging for Palestinian civilians who are also oppressed by Hamas.

Mr President! With all the relief of the release of some hostages, we must not forget that many people are still under Hamas' terror violence. The shocking reports of unleashed sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas terrorists against Israeli women and girls, which have so far been far too little discussed – again here today in this debate – are evidence of Hamas’ readiness to commit violence, yes,

, Mr President, dear colleagues, thank you very much for all your contributions. Your participation in this debate is yet another example of our shared ambition on this very important topic. I say it very clearly: those who really take the green and the digital transition seriously have to vote ‘Yes’ today on the Critical Raw Materials Act. Important: today’s debate and vote are not the end of the

Mr President, Commissioner Breton, ladies and gentlemen! In our interconnected world, global challenges transcend national borders and call for joint action. We are witnessing serious geopolitical changes such as Russia's brutal war of aggression against Ukraine or China's increasingly aggressive claim to geopolitical power. The export restrictions on gallium, germanium and graphite speak a clear

Mr President! With all the most justified concern for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, for the suffering of the population, the civilian casualties, the essentials must not be forgotten: The cause of this suffering is Hamas's barbaric terror. Terror that continues. Every day, Hamas fires rockets at Israeli civilians, using the people of Gaza as shields, including over 200 hostages in their violenc

The minutes of this meeting will be submitted to Parliament for approval tomorrow after the vote. Our heartfelt thanks go to the interpreters who gave us an extra quarter of an hour.

The next meeting will take place tomorrow, Wednesday 22 November 2023 at 9 a.m. The agenda has been published and is available on the European Parliament's website.

The explanations of vote are closed.

The next item on the agenda is the explanations of vote.

The debate is thus closed. The vote will take place on Thursday 23 November 2023.

The next item on the agenda is the brief presentation of the report by Cristina Maestre Martín De Almagro, on behalf of the Committee on Regional Development, on talent development in Europe’s regions (2023/2044(INI)) (A9-0325/2023).

The debate is thus closed. The vote will take place on Thursday 23 November 2023.

The next item on the agenda is the brief presentation of the report by Sara Matthieu, on behalf of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, on Jobs creation – Just transition and sustainable investing (2022/2170(INI)) (A9-0342/2023).

The debate is thus closed. The vote will take place on Thursday 23 November 2023. Written declarations (Article 171)

The next item on the agenda is the brief presentation of the report by Carlos Zorrinho, on behalf of the Committee on Development, on the draft innovative humanitarian aid strategy with a view to current and forgotten crises (2023/2000(INI)) (A9-0321/2023).

The debate is thus closed. Written declarations (Article 171)

The next item on the agenda is the debate on the Council and Commission statements on the latest developments at the EU external border between Finland and Russia and the need to comply with EU law (2023/2999(RSP)).

The debate is thus closed. The vote will take place on Thursday 23 November 2023.

The next item on the agenda is the debate on the report by Arnaud Danjean, on behalf of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, on the EU strategic compass and space-based defence capabilities (2022/2078(INI)) (A9-0334/2023). I would point out that the political groups have agreed that there will be only one round of political groups in this debate, so neither spontaneous interventions nor blue cards wi

The debate is thus closed.

The next meeting will take place tomorrow, Thursday 9 November 2023 at 9 a.m. The agenda has been published and is available on the European Parliament's website.

This item is therefore closed.

The next item on the agenda was one minute's speech on important political issues (Rule 172). I shall mix a little bit between the groups in the list before me, and we shall start with Mr Tomislav Sokol.

The debate is closed. The vote will take place on Thursday 9 November 2023. Written declarations (Article 171)