All claims
MEPs whose initial is “N” · 21 MEPs
- The price of renewable energy has fallen over time in general.
- For 4,000 children, the discovery of a treatment came too late.
- Australia reports zero cases of cervical cancer in women under 25 years old
- 150,000 mothers and 950,000 people with disabilities whose fiscal rights have also been suppressed.
- Romania ranks first in Europe for cervical cancer incidence
- In Romania, half a million people are unemployed, the unemployment rate has reached 6.4%, and 30% of the unemployed are
- Australia's HPV vaccination program achieved 85% population coverage
- Moldova is the only EU candidate country that has achieved 28 of its 30 accession objectives.
- 1,800 women die annually in Romania from cervical cancer, a preventable cause
- At the beginning of the 1990s, 14,000 babies were infected with HIV through nosocomial transmission in hospitals.
- Over the last twenty years, Turkey received 50 billion EUR of European money.
- The European Union and Member States paid 88 billion euros in 2024 in development aid.
- In recent years, more than EUR 134,000 was allocated to FEMYSO.
- More than 2 million Cubans have been forced into exile.
- In recent years, EUR 12.4 million was allocated to the European Network Against Racism.
- Frontex announced on January 1 that in 2025 there were 178,000 illegal entries into Europe.
- The EIB granted more than 30 billion EUR in loans to Turkey since 1965.
- Currently, 1,300 political prisoners are arbitrarily imprisoned in Cuba.
- The Spanish government under Pedro Sánchez carried out 500,000 regularizations.
- The Castro regime has been in power for 65 years, turning Cuba into an open-air prison.
- In recent years, EUR 6.5 million was allocated to Islamic Relief.
- The European Union currently invests approximately 2.2% of GDP in research and development
- One year after the Draghi report, only about 11 percent of the total 383 recommendations had been implemented
- About 35,000 tonnes of illegally hazardous waste were transported from Italy to Spain.
- The European Union has a shortage of 10 million housing units.
- The European automotive industry employs almost 14 million people.
- Almost half of European household spending goes to food, housing, energy and transport.
- Damage from the catastrophic wildfire in the Omiš area of Croatia exceeds €110 million.
- Only six EU member states use 70% of the funds of the Horizon Europe programme.
- Chinese car manufacturers reached a record 7.3% market share in Europe in the first six months of this year.
- House prices in the European Union have risen by more than 60% since 2013.
- The United States invests over 3.5% of GDP in research and development
- The European Union and its member states together are the largest financial contributor to the UN system.
- The European Union has provided nearly 12.5 billion euros to Turkey since 2011 for refugees and local communities.
- Around 700 people were evacuated during the wildfire on the island of Brač, Croatia.
- The European Union still obtains 57% of the energy it consumes from imported fossil fuels.
- Since 2015, Croatia has exported 522,000 tonnes more waste than it imported.
- The European Union spent around €340 billion on fossil fuel imports last year.
- Approximately 4,500 hectares burned in the wildfire on the island of Brač, Croatia, according to initial estimates.
- There is a shortage of over 10 million housing units for young people in the European Union.
- 35% of Ireland's food and drink exports go to the UK, worth almost EUR 7 billion per year.
- Nearly one in three children in the EU are affected by overweight or obesity.
- Over 700,000 people lost power during Storm Éowyn
- Grassroots sport, supported through Erasmus+, accounts for 1.8 million jobs across Europe.
- Women account for less than one-third of entrepreneurs in Europe.
- In 2022, WHO reported that 57% of adults and 8% of children under five in Ireland were overweight or obese.
- EUR 160 million for cross-border rail between Belfast and Dublin.
- At the halfway point of the EU's largest recovery fund, less than one third of the funds had been disbursed
- Around one in four young people in Ireland experience cyberbullying.
- Around 90% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests result in fatality without quick intervention
- One in five Irish children currently present as overweight or obese.
- This is the first ever directive to specifically improve the protection and status of farmers and primary producers.
- EUR 18 million for cross-border help projects in Fermanagh, Cavan, Monaghan, Tyrone, Louth, Armagh, Sligo and Leitrim.
- 1.2 million children across 11 countries reported being targeted by deepfake sexual abuse last year.
- Less than 3% of investment in high-growth businesses goes to female-led companies.
- EUR 20 million invested in the Shannonside sports campus.
- Junk food advertisements capture a child's attention up to four or five times as long as regular advertisements.
- Over 10,000 people upskilled in Derry and Donegal.
- In Ireland, there are an estimated 9,000 defibrillators, but only half are publicly registered
- For the majority of Ireland's 53 years in the European Community, Ireland has been a net receiver of EU funds
- Children in Ireland see unhealthy food and drinks marketing roughly every four minutes online.
- The European framework for advertisements targeting children will be close to nearly ten years since it was last updated
- One in three people born today will develop dementia in their lifetime.
- Europe is facing a EUR 27 billion energy surge.
- Only 4.3% of farm holders in Ireland are under the age of 35.
- More than 9 million people in the European Union currently live with dementia.
- 1.5 million people took part in Erasmus+ exchanges in 2024.