https://www.pupia.tv - Ursula von der Leyen - През последните години говорихме многоIn recent years, we have talked a lot about the need for Europe to wake-up.
Today, Europe is awake – wide awake.
And while Russia has left Europe, the European Political Community is united to preserve peace on our continent ↓ (16.05.25)
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Today, Europe is awake – wide awake.
And while Russia has left Europe, the European Political Community is united to preserve peace on our continent ↓ (16.05.25)
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00:00The changes we are living through are historic, without any question.
00:05When the war in 1990, history was proclaimed and assumed that economic and political freedom
00:17would eventually convert, that this would unite people.
00:23Now, as we hear today, history is...
00:27And so...
00:30What we have perceived as a disorder is becoming a world disorder,
00:39Putin's imperialist decisions and other political struggles.
00:44In recent years, the need for a wake-up call for Europe has often been articulated.
00:55Well, Europe is awake.
00:58Why awake?
01:00And I know we must step forward.
01:05We have to close the...
01:06We have to boost our competitiveness.
01:12We have...
01:13Resilience.
01:15And we have to open the network of partnerships that we have around the world.
01:21We have learned that when there are big crises, some of the big crises, and we all know it in the last year's pandemic,
01:34the climate crisis, the Russian war against Ukraine.
01:39All these are serious crises that have really challenged us, but Europe has emerged bigger and stronger from every crisis.
01:52Europe has moved closer together in the face of these turning points.
01:56And Europe has united its unwavering support to Ukraine.
02:05Because we should not forget, because we should not forget, this is our community has been founded and created to rally around Ukraine, face Russia, and preserve peace on the continent.
02:21The fact that we are sitting here today, together, together, is proof of our ironclad unity.
02:35For three long years now, we have demonstrated our unity, our resolve, even our cooperation, to defend the sovereignty of Ukraine,
02:48the past world peace settlement, strong security guarantees for Ukraine.
02:53And all along the way, most workers of the EPC support heart-hitting sanctions on Russia, and these sanctions are biting.
03:04Soil and gas revenues have fallen almost 80 percent, compared to Russia's deficit is skyrocketing.
03:14Pressways are prohibitively high.
03:17Fishes on the rise were above 10 percent.
03:20And we are ready to bring Putin to the negotiation table.
03:26Many of the speakers mentioned it.
03:28This war has turned.
03:31You said it, Roger.
03:32You said it, Kier.
03:34Volodymyr has described with others the rollercoaster of the last days.
03:40To be very clear again, we want peace.
03:45And so we are working on a next set of sanctions.
03:48The main elements of this package will be the proposed sanctions on North Stream 1 and North Stream 2.
03:56Further listing of the sanctions in the shadow of the sea and lower the oil price.
04:03And more sanctions on Russia's financial sanctions.
04:06Because we want peace, and it is time to seriously engage with that.
04:12But we are also gathered here in China to build our common future.
04:18And it was wonderful to listen to the different speakers.
04:23Our future of a Europe that has in a shared prosperity.
04:29If we were successful in building this prosperity, and I know that we will.
04:35That is the glue, and soon you will look at the Black Sea, the dedicated EU strategy for the Black Sea,
04:45and a connectivity linking Europe to Central Asia through the expression of our ability to address and to master together
04:58the changes that occur as Europeans.
05:03And it is with confidence and with hope that I can say at the very end, long live Europe.
05:12Thank you so much.
05:14Thank you.
05:14Thank you.
05:15Thank you.
05:16Thank you.
05:18And I want to share with you that in our first common law,
05:29it's the origin of the fact that we ended the Second World War as the only country that had more Jews after than before,
05:42because they were gassed in this country, and they were protected with Albania.