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Since July 1, 2024

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0.7h

≈ 39 min

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1:26 min

≈ 1.4 min · Rank 310/693

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17 Sep

2024

IT Speech

War in the Gaza Strip and the situation in the Middle-East (debate)

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Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, for months we have been witnessing unbearable images, death and violence of all kinds. Hatred grows day by day. And how could he not? Madam President, imagine that you are a mother, that you are in the Gaza Strip, that you see your little girl running towards you with her arm torn apart, her muscles and bones exposed because they were hit by the shrapnel of a…

17 Sep

2024

IT Answer

Continued financial and military support to Ukraine by EU Member States (debate)

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I didn't hear the first part, but I understood the meaning and my answer is clear. You see, honourable Member, I believe there are only two possible solutions. One is that the whole world goes to war against Putin, and that means that this House will disappear. The other is how conflicts in humanity have been resolved over millions of years. Just study the history: Do you remember a conflict that …

17 Sep

2024

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Continued financial and military support to Ukraine by EU Member States (debate)

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Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, there is no doubt about who is the aggressor and who is being attacked, so support for Ukraine is right. But continuing to talk only about bombs, missiles and cannons cannot lead to a ceasefire. There is an immediate need for a peace negotiation: If it doesn't happen, it will be a disaster. Europe's leaders are playing Russian roulette, as in the movie The hu…