MEPs call on the Polish government not to jeopardize democracy, ask Member States to urgently implement measures on migration and look for ways to knock out ISIS.

Plenary Zapping: Poland, terrorism and migration

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It's about the impression that  a government majority issues a diktat.

of undermining pluralism  and the rule of law.

An independent constitutional court  and free media

the changes undertaken  by the majority in the Parliament

do not go against European standards  concerning public broadcasters.

Today we are blithely  reintroducing border controls.

Tomorrow we will realise that the  economic costs are considerable.

We are ashamed to see  some Member States

question important achievements  like the Schengen acquis.

It must be made clear that  those who break the law

and fail to respect our tradition, i.e.  gender equality, the European culture,

will lose their right to hospitality  and must be deported.

You are going to have an exceptional  summit on 18 February on Brexit.

Have an exceptional summit  on the refugee crisis.

The Union is stronger with Britain inside  and Britain is stronger inside the Union.

That's why we do think  that the deal we are seeking

has to be a fair deal  for the European Union, too.

The opportunity for change  should be grasped enthusiastically.

This year the Netherlands will not win the  European championship, we know that,

but it is a champion in another area, which  you didn't mention, and that is tax evasion.

All honest taxpayers, and SMEs  in particular, must pay more tax

to compensate for the plundering organised  by Luxembourg and other tax havens.

And this sorry EU does nothing to stop it.

Every day in Iraq and in Syria  Christians are being abducted,

Sanctions should be imposed on those  who organise terrorism, like Saudi Arabia.

Information sharing is still not working,

especially when it comes to  information on suspects, on risks,

not gathering loads of data on individuals  who are not relevant at all.

where even countries warring against  each other made shared commitments.

If the Paris agreement  made one thing clear to our economy,

it's that low carbon will be  more competitive than high carbon,

and that is a very, very crucial notion.

If you look at the latest figures  about investment in renewable energies,

you can see that all regions in the world

are increasing their investment  in renewables, except Europe.