Establishing an EU talent pool ***I

Establishing an EU talent pool ***IReport: Abir Al-Sahlani (A10-0045/2025)Decision to enter interinstitutional negotiations A10–0045/2025 – Abir Al–Sahlani – Decision to enter interinstitutional negotiations RCV327, 229, 50Requests for roll-call votesECR:final votePfE:final voteESN:final voteGranting equivalence with EU requirements to Moldova and Ukraine as regards field inspections and production of seed ***IReport: Veronika Vrecionová (A10-0043/2025)Decision to enter interinstitutional negotiations A10–0043/2025 – Veronika Vrecionová – Decision to enter interinstitutional negotiations RCV411, 191, 13Requests for roll-call votesPfE:final voteEstimates of revenue and expenditure for the financial year 2026 – Section I – European ParliamentReport: Matjaž Nemec (A10-0048/2025)§ 1§original textsepA10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – § 2 – Am 11§ 211PfERCV122, 475, 15A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – §3 – Am 12§312PfERCV108, 460, 34A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 6 – Am 13After § 613PfERCV146, 447, 17A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 8 – Am 14After § 814PfERCV169, 423, 9After § 815PfEAfter § 816PfEA10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – § 15 – Am 17§ 1517PfERCV174, 426, 11§ 15§original textsep§ 1918PfE§ 20§original textsepA10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 19 – Am 3After § 193The LeftRCV143, 366, 107A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 19 – Am 19After § 1919PfERCV155, 412, 31§ 22§original textsepAfter § 2320PfEAfter § 2321PfEAfter § 2510ECR§ 27§original textsepAfter § 2722PfEA10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 27 – Am 31After § 2731PfERCV138, 443, 28A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 27 – Am 32After § 2732PfERCV133, 438, 23A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – § 29 – Am 23§ 2923PfERCV142, 426, 42§ 29§original textsepA10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 29 – Am 24After § 2924PfERCV123, 456, 34A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – § 30 – Am 25§ 3025PfERCV102, 453, 48A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 31 – Am 5After § 315The LeftRCV113, 433, 51§ 33§original textsep/EV372, 203, 43A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – § 35§ 35§original textRCV559, 3, 31§ 36§original textsep§ 39§original textsep/EV322, 187, 64A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 39 – Am 1After § 391Verts/ALERCV236, 205, 147A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 39 – Am 6After § 396The LeftRCV77, 451, 39A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 39 – Am 7After § 397The LeftRCV71, 463, 51A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 39 – Am 8After § 398The LeftRCV70, 389, 112A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 39 – Am 9After § 399The LeftRCV155, 394, 60A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – § 40 – Am 2§ 402S&DRCV429, 168, 16A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 42 – Am 4After § 424S&D, Renew, Verts/ALERCV283, 298, 12A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – After § 42 – Am 26After § 4226PfERCV193, 402, 3After § 4227PfEAfter § 4228PfEAfter § 4229PfEAfter § 4230PfEMotion for a resolution (as a whole)A10–0048/2025 – Matjaž Nemec – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV432, 127, 54Requests for roll-call votesThe Left:Amendments 3, 6, 7, 8, 9Renew:Amendment 4S&D:Amendments 2, 4PPE:Amendment 4PfE:§ 35; Amendments 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26, 31, 32Verts/ALE:Amendment 1Requests for separate votesPPE:§§ 33, 36, 39Renew:§ 36PfE:§§ 1, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29Prosecution of journalists in Cameroon, notably the cases of Amadou Vamoulké, Kingsley Fomunyuy Njoka, Mancho Bibixy, Thomas Awah Junior, Tsi ConradMotions for resolutions: RC-B10-0230/2025, B10-0230/2025, B10-0231/2025, B10-0232/2025, B10-0233/2025, B10-0234/2025, B10-0235/2025, B10-0236/2025, B10-0237/2025Joint motion for a resolution RC-B10-0230/2025 (PPE, S&D, ECR, Renew, Verts/ALE, The Left)RC–B10–0230/2025 – § 6§ 6§original textRCV418, 108, 59Motion for a resolution (as a whole)Other motions for resolutionsB10-0230/2025The LeftB10-0231/2025ESNB10-0232/2025Verts/ALEB10-0233/2025S&DB10-0234/2025PfEB10-0235/2025RenewB10-0236/2025PPEB10-0237/2025ECRRequests for roll-call votesECR, PfE:§ 6Execution spree in Iran and the confirmation of the death sentences of activists Behrouz Ehsani and Mehdi HassaniMotions for resolutions: RC-B10-0220/2025, B10-0220/2025, B10-0222/2025, B10-0224/2025, B10-0225/2025, B10-0226/2025, B10-0228/2025Joint motion for a resolution RC-B10-0220/2025 (PPE, S&D, ECR, Renew, Verts/ALE)RC–B10–0220/2025 – After § 4 – Am 4After § 44PfERCV180, 404, 13RC–B10–0220/2025 – § 8 – Am 2§ 82ECRRCV378, 182, 26RC–B10–0220/2025 – After recital B – Am 3After recital B3PfERCV272, 264, 26RC–B10–0220/2025 – After recital C – Am 1After recital C1ECRRCV424, 54, 120Motion for a resolution (as a whole)Other motions for resolutionsB10-0220/2025Verts/ALEB10-0222/2025PfEB10-0224/2025RenewB10-0225/2025S&DB10-0226/2025ECRB10-0228/2025PPERequests for roll-call votesECR:Amendments 1, 2PfE:Amendments 3, 4MiscellaneousAmendment 5 had been declared inadmissible.Immediate risk of further repression by Lukashenka’s regime in Belarus - threats from the Investigative CommitteeMotions for resolutions: RC-B10-0219/2025, B10-0218/2025, B10-0219/2025, B10-0221/2025, B10-0223/2025, B10-0227/2025, B10-0229/2025Joint motion for a resolution RC-B10-0219/2025 (PPE, S&D, ECR, Renew, Verts/ALE, Members)RC–B10–0219/2025 – After § 1 – Am 1After § 11ESNRCV250, 292, 49§ 53ECRAfter § 54ECR§ 7§original textsplit§ 7§original text1RC–B10–0219/2025 – § 7/2§ 7§original text2/RCV477, 113, 15Recital F§original textsplitRecital F§original text1Recital F§original text2Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RC–B10–0219/2025 – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)RCV535, 19, 55Other motions for resolutionsB10-0218/2025The LeftB10-0219/2025Verts/ALEB10-0221/2025S&DB10-0223/2025ECRB10-0227/2025RenewB10-0229/2025PPERequests for roll-call votesRenew:final voteESN:Amendment 1PfE:§ 7 (2nd part)Requests for split votesESN:Am 2First partText as a whole without the words: ‘strongly supports Poland’s efforts to push migrants back over its border’Second partthose wordsPPE:Recital FFirst part‘whereas Belarusian state media dominates the information landscape;’Second part‘whereas US funding cuts have severely affected Belarus’s civil society and free media;’PfE:§7First partText as a whole without the word: ‘financial’Second partthat wordMiscellaneousAmendment 2 had been declared inadmissible.Amending Directives (EU) 2022/2464 and (EU) 2024/1760 as regards the dates from which Member States are to apply certain corporate sustainability reporting and due diligence requirements ***IProposal for a directive (COM(2025)0080 - C10-0038/2025 - 2025/0044(COD))Proposal to reject the Commission proposalC10–0038/2025 – Rejection – Am 1Rejection1The LeftRCV68, 537, 9Draft legislative act Article 1, § 1, point 1 Directive (EU) 2022/2464 Article 5, point 29ECRC10–0038/2025 – Article 1, § 1, point 1 Directive 2022/2464 (EU) Article 5, point 2 – Am 16Article 1, § 1, point 1 Directive (EU) 2022/2464 Article 5, point 216PfERCV174, 407, 4Article 2, before sub§ 1 Directive (EU) 2024/1760 Article 36, point 110ECRArticle 2 Directive (EU) 2024/1760 Article 37, point 111ECRC10–0038/2025 – Article 2 Directive 2024/1760 (EU) Article 37, point 1 – Am 17Article 2 Directive (EU) 2024/1760 Article 37, point 117PfERCV176, 412, 5After recital 12ECRAfter recital 13ECRC10–0038/2025 – Recital 2 – Am 12Recital 212PfERCV178, 411, 11Recital 24ECRC10–0038/2025 – After recital 2 – Am 13After recital 213PfERCV179, 405, 8C10–0038/2025 – After recital 2 – Am 14After recital 214PfERCV180, 403, 10Recital 35ECRRecital 46ECRC10–0038/2025 – After recital 4 – Am 15After recital 415PfERCV176, 411, 9Recital 57ECRRecital 68ECRCommission proposalC10–0038/2025 – Commission proposalRCV531, 69, 17Requests for roll-call votesThe Left:Amendment 1PfE:Amendments 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17Energy-intensive industriesMotion for a resolution: B10-0209/2025Motion for a resolution B10-0209/2025 (ITRE Committee)B10–0209/2025 – § 1 – Am 18§ 118PfERCV194, 407, 10§ 1§original textsplit§ 1§original text1§ 1§original text2B10–0209/2025 – After § 1 – Am 19After § 119PfERCV182, 414, 7B10–0209/2025 – After § 1 – Am 20After § 120PfERCV209, 386, 11After § 121PfE§ 22The Left§ 222PfEEV160, 429, 23§ 33The LeftB10–0209/2025 – § 3 – Am 10§ 310ECRRCV300, 248, 59§ 3§original textsplit§ 3§original text1B10–0209/2025 – § 3/2§ 3§original text2/RCVAfter § 54The Left§ 65The LeftB10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 23§ 623PfERCV178, 421, 7B10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 11§ 611ECRRCV112, 454, 49§ 615MemberssplitB10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 15/1§ 615Members1/RCV282, 309, 24B10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 15/2§ 615Members2/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 15/3§ 615Members3/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 15/4§ 615Members4/RCV352, 214, 42B10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 15/5§ 615Members5/RCV357, 226, 16B10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 15/6§ 615Members6/RCV376, 229, 7B10–0209/2025 – § 6 – Am 15/7§ 615Members7/RCV372, 226, 12§ 6§original textsplitB10–0209/2025 – § 6/1§ 6§original text1/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6/2§ 6§original text2/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6/3§ 6§original text3/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6/4§ 6§original text4/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6/5§ 6§original text5/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6/6§ 6§original text6/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6/7§ 6§original text7/RCVB10–0209/2025 – § 6/8§ 6§original text8/RCVB10–0209/2025 – After § 6 – Am 12After § 612ECRRCV204, 370, 31§ 713ECREV279, 300, 10§ 716MemberssplitB10–0209/2025 – § 7 – Am 16/1§ 716Members1/RCV430, 129, 44B10–0209/2025 – § 7 – Am 16/2§ 716Members2/RCV369, 219, 10B10–0209/2025 – § 7 – Am 16/3§ 716Members3/RCV386, 211, 9§ 725Members§ 1224PfE§ 1214ECR§ 146The LeftB10–0209/2025 – Recital A – Am 7Recital A7ECRRCV236, 370, 7Recital B1The LeftRecital B§original textsplitRecital B§original text1B10–0209/2025 – Recital B/2Recital B§original text2/RCV453, 127, 32B10–0209/2025 – After recital B – Am 8After recital B8ECRRCV348, 260, 3B10–0209/2025 – Recital D – Am 9Recital D9ECRRCV165, 417, 32Recital F17PfERecital F§original textsplitRecital F§original text1Recital F§original text2Motion for a resolution (as a whole)Requests for roll-call votesMembers:Amendments 1, 2, 15, 16; § 6; Recital B (2nd part)PfE:Amendments 18, 19, 20, 23; § 6 (1st and 2nd parts)ECR:Amendments 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; §§ 3 (2nd part), 6 (2nd, 3rd and 8th parts)Verts/ALE:Amendments 15, 16Requests for separate votesPfE:§ 1Requests for split votesMembers:Recital BFirst part‘whereas the transition to a decarbonised economy and a clean energy system must lead to reducing energy prices and must take into account all available technologies that contribute to reaching the EU’s net zero goal for 2050 in the most cost-efficient way, avoiding lock-in effects and taking into account the different energy mix across Member States, including with regard to renewables;’Second part‘and nuclear’ECR:§ 1First partText as a whole without the words: ‘the EU’s decarbonisation objectives and to stable and’Second partthose words§ 3First part‘Believes that further action is needed to implement the electricity market design (EMD) rules, especially to promote power purchase agreements (PPAs) and two-way contracts for difference (CfDs) to reduce volatility and energy costs for EIIs; calls on the Commission to propose urgent measures to address current barriers to the signing of long-term agreements, especially for SMEs, using risk reduction instruments and guarantees, including public guarantee such as by the European Investment Bank (EIB);’Second part‘suggests that additional ways to decouple fossil fuel prices from electricity prices be explored, in the framework of the EMD, including with the aim of boosting long-term contracts in line with the affordable energy action plan, and by advancing the analysis of short-term markets to 2025;’Recital FFirst part‘whereas the emissions trading system (ETS) provided long-term investment signals and helped bring down the emissions of ETS sectors by 47 %;’Second part‘whereas the energy market has profoundly changed since the introduction of the ETS, especially after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the shift from pipeline gas to liquid natural gas (LNG); whereas a lack of carbon market transparency risks hampering EIIs’ competitiveness; whereas ETS revenues are used unevenly across Member States, failing to adequately support EIIs’ decarbonisation;’Verts/ALE:Amendment 15First partText as a whole without the words: ‘progressively’, ‘whenever it becomes feasible’, ‘underlines that carbon capture, utilisation and storage plays a key role in the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors’, ‘and the production of low-carbon products’ and ‘including low-carbon hydrogen’Second part‘progressively’Third part‘whenever it becomes feasible’Fourth part ‘underlines that carbon capture, utilisation and storage plays a key role in the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors’ without the word ‘key’Fifth part‘key’Sixth part‘and the production of low-carbon products’Seventh part‘including low-carbon hydrogen’Amendment 16First partText as a whole without the words: ‘low-carbon’ and ‘technology neutral’Second part‘low-carbon’Third part‘technology neutral’Members, PfE, ECR:§ 6First part‘Underline’Second part‘the need to phase out natural gas as soon as possible;’Third part‘stresses’Fourth part‘that some sectors cannot rely substantially on electrification in the short to medium term; calls on the Member States – over the same time span and for these limited sectors – to develop measures to address gas price spikes in duly justified cases; calls on the Commission to develop tools to ensure gas supply at a mitigated cost, by enabling demand aggregation, building on AggregateEU, and joint gas purchasing, while keeping decarbonisation objectives; highlights the importance of encouraging stable contracts with gas suppliers, diversifying supply routes and improving market transparency and stability, in line with current legislation; calls for an impact assessment in the upcoming ETS review to analyse the relationship between the gas market and CO2 prices and the role of the market stability reserve and its parameters;’ without the words ‘in the short to medium term’ ‘over the same time span and for these limited sectors’, ‘by enabling demand aggregation, building on AggregateEU, and joint gas purchasing, while keeping decarbonisation objectives’ and ‘in line with current legislation’Fifth part‘in the short to medium term’Sixth part‘over the same time span and for these limited sectors’Seventh part‘by enabling demand aggregation, building on AggregateEU, and joint gas purchasing, while keeping decarbonisation objectives’Eighth part‘in line with current legislation’Targeted attacks against Christians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – defending religious freedom and securityMotions for resolutions: RC-B10-0211/2025, B10-0211/2025, B10-0212/2025, B10-0213/2025, B10-0214/2025, B10-0215/2025, B10-0216/2025, B10-0217/2025Joint motion for a resolution RC-B10-0211/2025 (PPE, S&D, ECR, Renew, Verts/ALE)Request for adjournment from The LeftRC–B10–0211/2025 – Request for adjournment from The LeftRCV46, 466, 14After § 113The Left§ 315The LeftAfter § 414The LeftEV100, 443, 8§ 20§original textsepAfter recital A1The LeftAfter recital A2The LeftAfter recital A3The LeftAfter recital A4The LeftAfter recital A5The LeftAfter recital A6The LeftAfter recital A7The LeftAfter recital A8The LeftAfter recital A9The LeftAfter recital A10The LeftAfter recital A11The LeftAfter recital A12The LeftRecital Q§original textsplitRecital Q§original text1RC–B10–0211/2025 – Recital Q/2Recital Q§original text2/RCV502, 51, 6Motion for a resolution (as a whole)Other motions for resolutionsB10-0211/2025RenewB10-0212/2025ESNB10-0213/2025PfEB10-0214/2025Verts/ALEB10-0215/2025PPEB10-0216/2025ECRB10-0217/2025S&DRequests for roll-call votesPfE:Recital Q (2nd part)Requests for separate votesPfE:§ 20Requests for split votesPfE:Recital QFirst part‘whereas the EU has repeatedly affirmed its commitment to the promotion and protection of religious freedom globally, and has taken steps to combat religious persecution and intolerance in various parts of the world;’Second part‘whereas Christians are the largest persecuted religious group in the world;’Additional information Urmas Paet had supported joint motion for a resolution RC-B10-0230/2025.