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Since July 1, 2024

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1:18 min

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13 Nov

2024

DA Speech

EU-US relations in light of the outcome of the US presidential elections (debate)

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Madam President! I would like to start by congratulating Trump on his convincing choice. Even states that you would expect to go to the Democrats went with a convincing majority to Trump. Thanks also to Trump for giving us in Europe a wake-up call. It is quite clear that we have not taken our own security seriously here in Europe. We have to stand in our own right, and we can only do that if we st…

22 Oct

2024

DA Speech

State sponsored terrorism by the Islamic Republic of Iran in light of the recent attacks in Europe (debate)

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Thank you very much, Madam President. I am really pleased that Parliament has listened to our desire to have this debate, as terrorism is causing great fear among our peoples and we have to respond to the threat from Iran and the growing unrest in the Middle East that the Iranians are trying to move here. A few weeks ago, Israel's embassies in Sweden and Denmark were attacked by gang members appar…

9 Oct

2024

DA Speech

Ensuring sustainable, decent and affordable housing in Europe - encouraging investment, private property and public housing programmes (debate)

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Mr President! We have just heard from the Commissioner and several from the left that they want to tighten up the Buildings Directive, forcing citizens to renovate their homes with energy. Danish Niels Fuglsang from the Social Democrats said back in June that people just have to pay what it costs. It's like it's an insignificant grip in your pocket. But such an investment is not just a grip in the…