What Li spoke about.

Mr President, Ukraine's support is about how we react to the imperialist conquests of authoritarian leaders such as Putin and great powers such as Russia, and to the blatant violations of international law. In addition to tougher sanctions against Russia, we must continue to support Ukraine both economically and armedly. A cessation of arms assistance would not bring peace, but would lead to Russia's conquest of Ukraine. That would put us further away from a just peace. A just and lasting peace in Ukraine can only be achieved by supporting Ukrainians, both financially and armedly, in their defensive struggle and by bringing to justice those responsible for war crimes in due course.

Mr President, Mrs von der Leyen, the results of the European elections should be a real wake-up call for all decision-makers in the EU committed to human rights and democracy. Now is the time to find the right solutions to the concerns and problems that people across Europe are struggling with. With prices rising less and less, people on low incomes are particularly affected by the return of economic discipline in Europe. Right now, investments in fair working conditions and social justice must be placed at the heart of European decision-making. Combating poverty and promoting affordable housing are very important objectives, but strategies, seminars and fine words are not enough. The EU must also exercise its legislative powers. I would therefore like to ask you where are the concrete measures to promote well-being at work, to ensure corporate responsibility and to ensure fair working conditions for all Europeans. It is precisely such initiatives that must be at the heart of a socially just policy.