What Sunčana spoke about.

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2023

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Establishment of an independent EU Ethics Body (debate)

Dear Chairman, Honourable Commissioner, colleague and colleague, perhaps we should put all this in a clear context. On the one hand, a professional moral code should have moral reflections and judgments. Some have sunk, however, in the Qatargate affair, which is not only a moral dilemma but a criminal act, and we need to make a difference here. There is no question that we need to work on improving transparency and integrity in decision-making at European Union level. However, we are also witnessing continued attempts to interfere in democratic processes that have particularly intensified election cycles. With this in mind, it is important to put in place mechanisms to ensure that the highest standards of transparency and universal rules for political action are respected. However, the Parliament is not the police. Parliament is not prosecuting and we need to know clearly what its competence is. Establishing an independent ethics body can be a step forward, but in what sense? It is important that we put in place a system that ensures checks on levels in our institutions, takes into account the balance of responsibilities. In the spirit of democracy and democratic debate, however, we must not close our doors, but we must put in place filters to protect the interests of the European Union and our citizens, because remember: there are particular interests, there are interests of democratic interference in our systems and often destabilising factors interfering in different ways with our European values. Colleagues, we also need to establish clear rules, for example for lobbyists, but as I said, do not close the door to anyone. Our citizens have wide open eyes and have had confidence in this institution. So let’s retaliate with this trust and not let ‘Qatargate’ happen again, but let’s take care of what, who and where it works.

14

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2023

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The EU priorities for the 67th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (debate)

With the current rate of progress, it will take up to 286 years to close gaps in the legal protection of women, 140 years to achieve an equal representation of women in positions of power in politics and the economy, and at least 40 years to achieve an equal representation of women and men in national parliaments. This data shows that our efforts need to be stepped up by promoting initiatives that support the reconciliation of work and family life in order to recognise and redistribute the disproportionate share of women’s unpaid work, which includes informal work, unpaid care and domestic work. This is especially true for women in rural areas. Differences in the possibilities for effective use of ICT have led to the digital divide and the digital marginalisation of women. What the future of women will be depends on us, so it is time to act because we are the ones who make the decisions. Politics has to help.

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Feb

2023

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CO2 emission standards for cars and vans (debate)

Dear Chair, colleagues, the diversity of technology – yes, the transformation of the sector – yes. However, prohibitions – no. This isn't the right way to go. I come from Croatia where Rimac Nevera is the fastest electric car in the world. You've probably heard of that before. However, if we want to reduce carbon dioxide emissions for new cars and vans to ensure that the automotive sector contributes to the climate goals we are for, then we need to find a fair game, and for me this is not the moment. In particular, it increases the CO2 emission reduction targets for 2030 and sets a new target of 100% for 2035. This means that all cars and vans placed on the market from 2035 should be zero-emission vehicles. However, we must bear in mind that the European Union's automotive industry is responsible for more than 7% of GDP, as well as providing almost 13 million jobs. We need to ensure that the new regulation does not put jobs at risk and does not limit the potential that innovation can bring to our economy. Ultimately, the focus must also be on our citizens. For certain areas that are not well connected by traffic, the possession of passenger cars is not a luxury, colleagues, but a minimum standard of living. That is why we should develop broad programmes to support our citizens in purchasing environmentally friendly vehicles. But we have to take into account the financial possibilities. Do we have infrastructure? Do we have resources? Regardless of the more optimistic macroeconomic indicators, we must not confront people with poverty.

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2023

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Transparency and targeting of political advertising (debate)

Dear chairpersons, colleagues, what we need are certainly high standards of transparency and thus a sort of departure from manipulation and disinformation. In the context of political advertising and transparency, the elections that are ahead of us, that is, next year, will actually show how much trust citizens have in the European Parliament. Colleagues on my right can take special care of that. We are also witnessing continued attempts to interfere in democratic processes, which have been particularly intensified in the run-up to the electoral cycles. We need to know who is behind the ads, who pays for the ads, and citizens and voters have the right to political pluralism. With this in mind, it is important that we proceed as soon as possible with mechanisms that will enable compliance with the highest standards of transparency and universal rules of political advertising. In the country I come from, in Croatia, there is also a special account for financing the costs of election advertising, and election reports, and media advertising reports. It's a good sign and a good path. You know how much money you spend on what medium and for what.

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2023

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The establishment of a tribunal on the crime of aggression against Ukraine (debate)

Dear Chair, colleagues and colleagues. History has taught us that even in war, we must obey certain rules. However, in Ukraine, we are witnessing a daily violation of the rules of war, which is causing an increasingly severe humanitarian crisis on Europe’s doorstep. The Independent International Commission of Inquiry in Ukraine has found reasonable grounds to conclude that a number of war crimes, human rights violations and international humanitarian law have been committed. Given the seriousness of the offences identified, and in particular their continuity, there is a clear need to establish liability and sanction the perpetrators. The UN Commission documented patterns of summary executions, unlawful imprisonment, torture, ill-treatment, rape and other sexual violence committed in areas occupied by Russian armed forces in the four regions it focused on. Sexual violence affects victims of all ages. Family members, including children, are sometimes forced to witness crimes. Colleagues, that's why we need to find a framework of justice, because every crime has a first and last name.

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Jan

2023

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Surge of respiratory infections and the shortage of medication in Europe (debate)

Dear Chairman and Honourable Commissioners, colleague and colleague, independence from third countries on the procurement of medicines, I would say that we need to look at it as a first-rate safety issue. Croatia, the country from which I come, has recorded in the last weeks, just as we have heard before, a surge in patients, so in the first weeks of January about 3,000 cases of influenza have been reported, but the system is really coping well with this so far and there is no shortage of medicines. However, at the moment we have a triple pandemic, we can say: influenza, respiratory diseases and, of course, still COVID. The phenomenon of medicine shortages is not new, but of course it has worsened due to the COVID-19 pandemic and, of course, the war in Ukraine. The situation has also been very bad over the years in all countries and has affected all types of medicines. The main reason, of course, is the globalization of drug production in which the different stages of production are divided into several locations around the world, and as we know, China and India produce between 60 and 80 percent of the world's active pharmaceutical ingredients. This market concentration, of course, comes with risks that we urgently need to start managing with a future perspective in mind. We have already, I will conclude, repeatedly called in this Parliament for the establishment of a European pharmacy and a system of redistribution of medicines in the event of shortages and we need specific legislation.

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Dec

2022

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The humanitarian situation in Ukraine due to Russia’s attacks against critical infrastructure and civilian areas (debate)

–The Honourable Chair, the Honourable Commissioners, our colleagues, entered the tenth month of illegal Russian aggression against a friendly and sovereign Ukraine. Despite the successful counter-offensive of Ukrainian troops, the aggressor remains very dangerous and constantly adjusts his actions. Their latest tactics focus on missile attacks on critical infrastructure in Ukraine, with a particular focus on their energy grid. In addition, schools, hospitals, roads and other critical infrastructure are also targeted. In this way, the Russian military is trying to undermine industrial production, disrupt logistic lines, affect morals and prevent civilians from accessing hot water, electricity sources. In the world of the coming winter, this kind of action creates the preconditions for an unprecedented humanitarian crisis, which is of great concern. We are facing difficult times in which the European Parliament must continue to provide unequivocal and uncompromising support for the heroic people of Ukraine, as they are fighting not only for their country, but also for the values we share. Colleagues and colleagues, European peace has been damaged. The evil of war, unfortunately, my country Croatia knows very well. Tombs, horrors, destruction of entire cities, violence against women, numerous ruined childhoods. We have no moral or human doubt. In a spirit of Christian solidarity, it is our duty and responsibility to provide them with all possible assistance in these efforts. Glory to Ukraine.

14

Dec

2022

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Upscaling the 2021-2027 Multiannual Financial Framework (debate)

The Honourable Chair, the Honourable Commissioner, the Colleagues, it is clear that we live in a time of great challenges that affect the daily lives of our citizens and require clear and decisive answers. We could say we actually need a reset. This year, which was a challenging year, has been very turbulent, we have seen Russia's aggression against Ukraine, rising energy prices and heightened inflationary pressure. Each of these elements conditioned the additional financial cost to lead to a significant burden on the available funds. In order to adapt to these changes, we need to ensure timely and concrete measures, but not to the detriment of less developed members. I therefore call for us to use our full potential and institutional roles in the adoption of the Union budget and send a clear message of stability to our citizens. We need to act sensibly and we really need structural changes. They must be timely and concrete, because only in this way will we ensure the trust of our citizens.

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Dec

2022

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The Commission’s reports on the situation of journalists and the implications of the rule of law (debate)

–The Honourable Chair, Commissioners, colleagues, yes, pluralism and media freedom are part of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the European Convention on Human Rights. Respect and inviolability of these rights and principles are essential for the existence of democracy, as well as its processes and institutions. Despite all that has been written, the latest report expresses concern about the current situation. Among other things, we've heard black numbers today. Last Friday, the International Federation of Journalists announced that 67 media professionals had been killed at work this year, 40% more than last year. Among other things, we are witnessing cases of degradation of the journalistic profession, politicisation of the media, non-implementation of the right of access to information, lack of transparency in ownership structures. I therefore welcome the announced Media Freedom Act as well as the so-called Anti-SLAPP Directive. I would like to refer to it because the Republic of Croatia was among the first members to establish an expert group in the Ministry of Culture and Media a year ago and to systematically start dealing with SLAPP lawsuits. Educational workshops are held with representatives of professional associations, journalists, the Union of Journalists, the Ministry of Justice, the Croatian Journalists' Association, professors of the Faculty of Law, publishers. The aim is to protect journalists from unfounded or abusive court proceedings. Our right and obligation as a Member of the European Parliament is to ensure the preservation of the rule of law and the protection of fundamental values, and we know, colleagues, democracy has no alternative. But let us not forget that media integrity implies professionalism and respect for standards, and the first and last word of a journalist must be true.

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Dec

2022

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Defending democracy from foreign interference (debate)

–The Honourable Chair, the Honourable Commissioner, I see that you are online, watch what you surf, colleagues, intentional attempts to manipulate the information environment and public discourse by foreign actors are by no means a new phenomenon. The Russian use of information manipulation and interference in the preparation and execution of the war of aggression against Ukraine shows this and shows how such activity forms an integral part of modern warfare. Just as modern technological developments can be a tool to strengthen our democracies, they are at the same time a channel through which we expose citizens to the risk of foreign interference and manipulation. With this in mind, I cannot stress enough the importance of media literacy as the safest and strongest shield of our citizens. The Defence of Democracy Package should provide a guiding framework for Member States to encourage democratic participation and citizen engagement in decision-making processes beyond electoral cycles. We cannot and cannot take our democracies for granted. Only by strengthening democracy from within can we achieve resilience to external interference. The Conference on the Future of Europe is such an example of strengthening our democracy. By training and raising awareness, we strengthen the role of citizens in the communication process. However, let's not forget, there are new modern forms of threat. They require the transformation of security policy in all respects, in the media, political and economic. It's up to us to take that responsibility. Only educated and educated citizens are strong citizens of the European Union.

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Nov

2022

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New EU strategy for enlargement (debate)

Dear President, colleagues, enlargement policy is the most important test of the credibility of the European Union and our values. While this process has indescribable importance and added value for the countries in the process of accession to the European Union, at the same time at Union level, some Member States unfortunately act as if it were some sort of irrelevant and incidental process for European interests that would be best forgotten. Our reflections on whether to launch accession negotiations with countries have paved the way for strengthening the influence of other global and regional actors, some of whom have open anti-European positions. The report successfully identifies key challenges of the accession process, transformative role, transparency and coherence. However, let's look at the Western Balkans, what happened for example in North Macedonia and Albania, let's look at what is happening with Kosovo. The Serbian government must align itself first and foremost with the foreign policy positions of the European Union and I think we must clearly underline this once again. We urgently need to recognise that the European Union remains an attractive community for Member States, i.e. those wishing to become members. Colleagues, we are aware of the fact of the fragility of peace and geopolitical turmoil, so I welcome the efforts that are being made, and hope is given by the moves in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which must, of course, continue its European path after the elections. The enlargement process must gain a new momentum that will restore its integrity!

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Nov

2022

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Full application of the provisions of the Schengen acquis in Croatia (debate)

Dear Chair and Honourable Vice-President, Honourable Commissioner and Honourable Ambassador, colleague and colleague, let me first thank my colleague Rangel: Thank you very much for your full support on the road that will mark such a good day for my Croatia tomorrow. This will also be an emotional day for all of us MPs who represent the Republic of Croatia in the European Parliament. 400 million people, one border. And we'll be a part of it. In the tenth year of Croatia's membership in the European Union, we meet the last two objectives, namely joining the euro area and joining Schengen. We owe a lot of gratitude to our government. Without political will and President Andrej Plenković, this would certainly not have happened, and such an extensive evaluation process. Colleagues and colleagues, do not have any doubts about Croatia. We talked about it many times. Croatia has also introduced something new: an independent control mechanism. And I believe that this will apply to other member states as well. Croatia thus becomes integrated into the historical, civilizational and cultural space of the European Union. Thank you very much for your support, from the heart.

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Oct

2022

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Outcome of the first meeting of the European Political Community (debate)

The Honourable Chair, faced with an unprecedented crisis, is aware of the need for an open dialogue with our European neighbours. At the beginning of October, we witnessed the gathering of leaders of European countries at an event that will define in the near future the relationship of the European Union with the other countries of the continent - the establishment of the European Political Community. So, colleagues, it is a platform, I would say, to foster the political dialogue that we always need and cooperation to address issues of common interest and strengthen stability, security and prosperity. It should be emphasized once again that it does not replace any political organization, structure or process. On the contrary, the European Political Community is a testament to the importance of exchanging views in the difficult times we find ourselves in. By organizing such a wide format for conversation, we have further demonstrated and proved the importance of multilateralism in today's international relations. In addition, the European Union has confirmed that it still has the power to bring countries together in its closest neighbourhood. This demonstration of soft power carries a significant geopolitical weight on the continent, which is facing its biggest conflict since World War II. Yes, a number of challenges were discussed: from respect for international law, the economy, energy security... And yes, there was the Croatian Prime Minister. By increasing the capacity of the LNG terminal on the island of Krk, Croatia will have the opportunity to supply Slovenia, Slovakia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Hungary, thanks to the government led by Prime Minister Plenković for six years. Therefore, the bizarre assessments of populist character we heard earlier, whose authors, colleagues, were guests of Russia at various political gatherings.

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Oct

2022

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Fighting sexualised violence - The importance of the Istanbul Convention and a comprehensive proposal for a directive against gender-based violence (debate)

Only 14 percent of women report violence. One in six women in Europe is a victim of domestic violence and one in seven women die every day as a result of such violence. Violence against women is a cause of both poverty and social exclusion for women, which in particular increases the risk of not being able to exit the situation. But women are strong. Let me tell you an interesting McKinsey survey: Companies with the highest gender diversity in their executive teams are 26% more likely to have above-average profitability. If women were given equal opportunities by 2050. GDP per capita in the European Union could increase by €3.15 trillion. That's why I ask you: Why exclude half of the talents, knowledge, experiences, abilities - because women make up 51% of the European population, 226 million women's votes. Imagine how they would reverberate if they spoke with one voice against all those weak people who raise their hand just because they are women.

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Oct

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EU-Western Balkans relations in light of the new enlargement package (continuation of debate)

Dear Chair, colleagues and colleagues. The package sends an encouraging message to the Western Balkan countries that they remain a priority for the European Union. In addition to the country overviews we heard, the most significant message was the granting of conditional status to the candidate country for Bosnia and Herzegovina. In this way, the country's political elites are encouraged to cooperate, but the necessary steps must also be taken towards constitutional reform and the amendment of the electoral law. The importance of reforms was reaffirmed at the beginning of October, when Croats were voted for the fourth time in the election for the Croatian member of the joint presidency. It is high time to end this unjust practice. In addition, the European Commission and Members of the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs sent a clear message to the Republic of Serbia. However, the Serbian authorities must cease to be two-faced. The European Union is Serbia's main political trading partner, with open accession negotiations. Nevertheless, Serbia refuses to align with the foreign and security policy of the European Union. Absence regarding the condemnation of the Russian aggression against Ukraine is particularly problematic. Serbia needs to decide where its future is and it needs to do so without delay. I express my deep concern about the freedom of the media in the Republic of Serbia and the rule of law, which are at very low levels. There is a political momentum. It is now their responsibility to prove themselves.

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Oct

2022

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Mental health (debate)

Across Europe, according to the World Health Organization, 110 million people live with mental disorders that result in nearly 250,000 deaths per year. These are terrible numbers. COVID-19 pandemic, additional sources of stress for our citizens, inflation, declining standards, war in Ukraine, threats of nuclear war, climate change, especially for young people, cyberbullying - peer violence... All this has a socio-economic background. Emotional pain, colleagues, is as strong as physical pain, and mental health, or mental problems, is not a destination, but a process. We need an integrated approach in this process. I believe that the development of psychiatry in the community would be a good step, some pilot projects have already been made in the Republic of Croatia. We need to build a society that considers therapy and talking to a psychologist normal and desirable. And that mental health is not a taboo topic: We can't just tell someone you're gonna be okay. He needs help.

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Oct

2022

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The accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the Schengen area (debate)

Dear Chairman, Commissioner, thank you for your patience today, colleagues. As one of the greatest achievements of the European Union, Schengen embodies the principle of freedom of movement, with more than 400 million people, and represents the most tangible advantage of membership in the European Union. At a time when the European integration project is being eroded by the crises we are facing, and in particular the conflict in Ukraine, we need to give clear political support to the Member States, through admission to the Schengen area. Measures should be taken so that both Romania and Bulgaria, which fulfilled all the technical conditions in 2011, can benefit from their status. I believe that on 1 January next year, in the tenth year of membership in the European Union, my country Croatia will simultaneously enter the Schengen area and the euro area: two of the closest integrations at the heart of the European Union. The external borders of the European Union must be strongly protected because of the many challenges we face, and in this way we must shape a common security policy, and for those who know nothing about my country and call it different qualifications, I say: Do not use fake news.

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Oct

2022

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Countering the anti-European and anti-Ukrainian propaganda of Putin’s European cronies (topical debate)

Dear Chair, Commissioner, colleagues, destabilising democratic processes through disinformation is a serious battleground. In preparation for the military aggression, Russia has engaged in propaganda and media terms to portray Ukraine as a state in power of the Nazis who threaten the Russian minority. Although the Ukrainian people, by free will in democratically conducted elections, made several clear choices towards Euro-Atlantic integration, Russian propaganda sought to portray, not only the power in Kiev as liberating and thus illegitimate, but went so far as to accuse an entire nation of attempting to commit genocide. These lies, which have also been heard from the stage of the world's largest forum of the United Nations General Assembly, have been trying for years to place themselves in Europe's media, unfortunately academically, space, although it is clear that it is, firstly, a preparation for aggression, and later a justification for the illegal and unprovoked military invasion of a neighboring sovereign state. Accusing the European Union and the North Atlantic Alliance of endangering the very existence of the Russian Federation by their political acceptance into membership of all those who share the same values, and of causing the Kremlin to intervene militarily by their conduct, can be heard in some media, in the political space and in election campaigns, even during protests in some Member States because of the severely damaged economic situation, which is precisely the result of the devastating actions of the Russian political leadership and not the responses from the states and institutions of the European Union.

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Oct

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Russia’s escalation of its war of aggression against Ukraine (debate)

Dear Chairman, colleague and colleague, condemning Russia's violent annexation of the territory of a sovereign state, we affirmed our common determination to support freedom and preserve the territorial integrity of Ukraine, but also received that confirmation of the political and economic standing behind one country. Occupation and the attempt to forcibly seize and illegally seize other people's territory are the most blatant examples of violations of the legal system on which the European and world order is based, and the consequences we all feel - through speculative energy prices and the intentions of those who want to use war for other interests. We will not leave Ukraine regardless of the threats and intimidations coming from the Kremlin because, especially us from Croatia, who were not so long ago exposed to aggression and suffered great sacrifices, know how to appreciate the freedom we have fought for in order to enjoy the values on which the European Union is founded. There is a clear distinction between those of us who speak the language of peace and those who speak the language of war. We must persevere in our policies and our values, but be aware of Russia’s geopolitical strategy and imperialist aspirations. In defending democratic values, we need to support measures.

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Jul

2022

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2021 Report on Serbia (debate)

Dear Chair, colleague and colleague, first of all I would like to thank my colleague Bilčík for his report. However, I would like to address a few problematic issues that in any case do not demonstrate Serbia's sincere and genuine commitment to its European path. First of all, these are the suppression of media freedom in Serbia, which is why their citizens, I really think, do not have a real insight into what is happening in their country. On the other hand, we do not have clear evidence and clear commitments, above all foreign policy, which is very important, where Serbia really wants to go. When we talk about the rule of law and democracy, I fear that these are still unknown terms for many Serbian politicians. Serbia needs to clearly show if it wants a true European path. This also means that he has to answer the question of the missing in the Greater Serbian aggression against the Republic of Croatia, which is an obligation, I recall, embedded in the accession negotiations. Walking on a wire and sitting on two chairs is not a sincere commitment on the European path. With one eye to Russia, and with the other eye to the European Union, taking from one that suits them and from the other that suits them, and that is primarily the money of European citizens, is not a sincere and good path.

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Jul

2022

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2021 Report on Bosnia and Herzegovina (debate)

Dear Chair, Honourable Commissioner, Colleagues and colleagues, on this report, together with colleagues, I have tabled 61 amendments and I can say that some have been adopted, such as strengthening media pluralism in all languages in Bosnia and Herzegovina, calling for strengthening cross-border cooperation in the fight against crime and ensuring the European perspective of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Again, however, I want to repeat: Bosnia and Herzegovina must remain united, territorially integrated, with the equality of the three constituent peoples. I also condemn any disrespect for international and national norms and obligations, any destabilization in the country. That must be a strong message. The politics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the other hand, must finalize the constitutional and electoral reform and advance on its European path, aware that they need a fundamental transformation. The European Council, which I welcome, for the first time expressed its readiness, at the encouragement of the Croatian government and the Croatian Prime Minister, to grant Bosnia and Herzegovina candidate status. And I say hello. This is especially important for us Croatians and the Croatian government. Colleagues and colleagues, and for us Europeans. Bosnia and Herzegovina is a European country, our neighboring country, home to half a million Croats. The message is also that Bosnia and Herzegovina is approaching the reform of the Constitution and the electoral law, so that this key precondition that we often mention can be completed for the October elections in the best possible way. I'll finish: challenges, opportunities and solutions - yes, but not just opportunities. We must offer Bosnia and Herzegovina a solution because it is also a security first-rate issue for Europe.

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Jul

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Adoption by Croatia of the euro on 1 January 2023 (debate)

Thank you, dear Chairman and dear colleague Mureşan, congratulations on your report. Dear Commissioner, thank you also for reminding us of the difficult path of Croatia, which had war in its territories and aggression against its country. Colleagues, today is a good day for Croatia, today is a good day for my country. I am proud to be able to say today in this Parliament, as stated in the report, that the introduction of the euro in Croatia has been supported since 1 January 2023; it is noted that Croatia meets all the criteria for the introduction of the euro as a result of ambitious, determined, credible and sustainable efforts by the Croatian government and the Croatian people. Thank you for that. We also received a proposal from the Council to lift border controls at the beginning of next year. These are exceptional achievements in times of economic and security crisis, but also recognition that will mark ten years of Croatian membership in the European Union. In addition to the announced accession to Schengen, joining the Eurozone as its 20th member is a further confirmation of our capabilities, ambitions and commitment to the integration processes of the European Union. I invite you to unreservedly support Croatia's entry into the Eurozone!

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Jun

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Notification under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) (A9-0145/2022 - Sunčana Glavak) (vote)

Mr President, I want to just say I’m very happy we can start to enter into institutional negotiations. So if you are in favour, thank you so much for that.

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Revision of the EU Emissions Trading System for aviation (A9-0155/2022 - Sunčana Glavak) (vote)

Mr President, according to Rule 59(4) of the Rules of Procedure, I would like to request that the file to be referred back to the Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) for interinstitutional negotiations, in accordance with Rules 60 and 74 of the Rules of Procedure. Thank you very much, colleagues, for your cooperation. It’s a small piece of goodwill for today, but it’s not good enough. You know that.

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Revision of the EU Emissions Trading System for aviation (A9-0155/2022 - Sunčana Glavak) (vote)

Madam President, dear colleagues, I think we can go with these two reports, if you agree. Yes? So we have two reports. So, Madam President, I think we can continue with this.