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MEPs whose initial is “S” · 42 MEPs
- A few weeks ago, Ursula von der Leyen presented the European age verification app for social media; 24 hours later, a si
- Marriage contracts, pay slips, and medical data of European Parliament staff are now for sale on the internet.
- The May 2024 riots in New Caledonia caused €2 billion in damage
- A 15-year-old hacked the state and offered 11 million identity cards, passports, and driving licenses to criminals.
- About 270,000 European citizens live roughly 17,000 km from the European Parliament, in New Caledonia
- Europe accounts for 8% of global steel production
- Nine in ten households in the United States and Japan have an air conditioner.
- In May 2024 New Caledonia experienced the worst riots in its history, with 14 deaths
- The French Interior Ministry's file of judicial records of 16 million French people was hacked.
- Electricity bills in New Caledonia rose 10% on 1 October, the third consecutive annual increase, amounting to 30% over t
- The European Union borrowed EUR 750 billion in the name of its citizens under Next Generation EU and must repay it.
- Energy accounts for 40% of the price of steel
- 60% of this sum, nearly 45 billion EUR, went to climate action and environmental sustainability.
- Ukrainian people have been involved in the war with Russia for over four years.
- In 2023, 12,000 citizens were arrested in Britain for messages and social media posts.
- French counterintelligence dismantled nine secret Chinese police stations operating on French soil.
- The maximum amount of eligible expenditure in the project was EUR 276 million.
- Sudan is ranked in the top five countries in the world for Christian persecution.
- In 2024, the EU and its member states spent nearly €90 billion on development aid in a single year.
- Nuclear power produces nearly 40% of the electricity used in Finland.
- China accounts for about one third of all global CO2 emissions.
- China's crude steel production is about 27 times that of Germany, the EU's largest producer.
- Last year a Swedish court ruled that a rape committed by an Eritrean immigrant against a 16-year-old Swedish girl did no
- The Finnish government raised the minimum income threshold for labour immigration to 1,600 euros per month.
- 85% of global battery production capacity is located in China.
- The nation has been occupied by an Islamist dictatorship for 46 years
- Finland recently agreed on a massive icebreaker deal to sell icebreakers to the United States
- According to the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), the Nature Restoration Regulation could remove nearly €3 bi
- Baltic herring is the most important fish stock for Finnish fisheries.
- At EU level, only 17% of small companies use artificial intelligence.
- Fertilizers are the single largest cost in agriculture.
- Large EU countries currently have debt-to-GDP ratios hovering over 100%
- Cormorant populations in Finland have exploded, causing damage to fish stocks and the profitability of the fishing livel
- Turkey ranks 159th out of 180 nations in the World Press Freedom Index.
- The European Parliament does not mind concluding vaccine contracts worth tens of billions of euros via text message, let
- Germany imposed an export ban on protective equipment.
- Both the cormorant and the barnacle goose are thriving species whose populations in Finland have increased considerably
- The European Court of Auditors issued an adverse opinion on EU spending for the seventh consecutive year.
- 90% of rare earth mineral refining is under China's control.
- The large-scale forest protection scenario under the Nature Restoration Regulation would eliminate more than 20,000 jobs
- Left-wing and anarchist terrorism accounted for 21 attacks within a year
- 98% of Europe's solar panels come from China.
- Recorded antisemitic crimes in Germany rose from 2,641 in 2022 to 6,236 in 2024.
- A EUR 3 customs duty has now been introduced for parcels valued under EUR 150.
- In a survey of healthcare staff in Finland, only 1% of respondents felt that internationally recruited workers had suffi
- An operation led to the seizure of more than 3 million counterfeit pills.
- 88% of Europe's lithium-ion battery imports come from China.
- At EU level, only 30% of medium-sized companies use artificial intelligence.
- The European Court of Auditors has seriously warned about continuous misuse of EU funds multiple times.
- Nearly 5,500 drones were used against Ukraine in one week
- At EU level, 55% of large companies use artificial intelligence.
- An EU-level law enforcement operation targeting counterfeit medicines carried out in 2025 resulted in 40 organised crime
- 71% of European startups named regulatory obstacles or administrative burden as their biggest challenge.
- Russia has suffered over one million casualties.
- Nearly a quarter of the Recovery and Resilience Facility grant payments disbursed to member states during the year did n
- Turkey ranks 163rd in the World Press Freedom Index.
- The Investment Bank provided over 76 billion EUR in new financing in 2024.
- Last year Europe invested EUR 45 billion in wind power.
- Last year the EU and its member states provided almost EUR 32 billion of public money in international climate finance.
- According to statistics, 4.6 billion e-commerce parcels valued under EUR 150 arrived in Europe last year.
- Iranian law permits girls as young as nine years old to be married.
- Finland is the world's largest cobalt refiner outside China.
- The share of Finnish companies using artificial intelligence is almost twice the EU average.
- Finland's cobalt dust occupational safety limits are more than twice as strict as China's and five times stricter than t
- China produced more than 1,000 million tonnes of crude steel in 2025.
- Germany has already closed its last nuclear power plant.
- Finland's overall return rate for beverage containers is 99%.
- The share of companies using artificial intelligence in Finland has risen to almost 38%.
- Finland has the longest border with Russia of any EU member state.
- In the world there are over 200 million women and girls who have been victims of these horrible practices (child marriag
- In 2025 alone, around 3,500 Christians in Nigeria were killed by Islamist hands.
- Europol reported a 106% increase in reports in the last year.
- According to UNICEF, Pakistan has 19 million child brides.
- Christians are nowadays the most persecuted religious group in the world.
- Christians are the most persecuted religious group in the world
- In Pakistan, about 1,000 girls a year, many of them Christian, are abducted, forcibly converted to Islam and married aga
- Under the Taliban's new penal code, a husband who beats his wife and is proven guilty faces 15 days in prison, while mis
- China's CO2 emissions rose from about 4 billion tonnes in 2000 to more than 12 billion tonnes, roughly tripling.
- The European Union's CO2 emissions fell from about 4 billion tonnes in 2000 to 3 billion tonnes around 2025.
- There are twenty-one points on racism in the Commission report on fundamental rights
- Of the EUR 2,000 billion in annual public procurement, EUR 600 billion is covered by the EU procurement legislation unde
- Global electric vehicle production exceeded 13 million units.
- Electric vehicle sales in Europe grew by more than 40% in the last quarter.
- In many strategic sectors, the EU depends on a single country for more than 90% of its needs.
- In Germany, BYD is currently the largest recipient of national public subsidies.
- 300 billion euros of European savings leave Europe due to unattractive capital markets.
- Global electric vehicle production has surpassed 13 million units.
- In Italy, more than half of the plug-in hybrid car market is dominated by Chinese models.
- Public procurement in Europe amounts to more than EUR 2,000 billion per year, close to 15% of EU GDP.
- The EU is 100% dependent on imports for its critical raw materials.
- Electric vehicles reached a 25% market share in Europe, and more than 35% when plug-in hybrids are included.
- The dependence on Russian oil and gas has cost the European economy more than €1,500 billion since the start of the Russ
- Including plug-in hybrids, electrified vehicles account for more than 35% of the European car market.
- Electric vehicles account for approximately 20% of vehicles sold worldwide.
- The wildfire in Omiš, Croatia, killed three people and injured more than 40.
- 12% of EU citizens access illegal online sports broadcasts.
- Ireland imposes seven years imprisonment for serious forms of cyberbullying, 12 months for lighter forms, and a fine of
- ENISA recorded almost 5000 serious cyber incidents in the European Union in the last year
- Among young people aged 15 to 24, this figure rises to 27%.
- Less than half of EU member states have fully transposed the NIS 2 Directive into national law
- The unadjusted pay gap at EU level is 11.1%
- In Croatia, around 2% of young people aged 18-24 are not included in education.
- The EU average is around 10% of young people aged 18-24 not included in education.
- In the Zadar area of Croatia, four suspects were linked to arson at ten locations.
- The catastrophic wildfire in Omiš, Croatia, burned about 1,000 hectares.
- One in six children has experienced violence on the internet