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MEPs whose initial is “T” · 25 MEPs

Tamás Deutsch

• The funding is being topped up with an additional EUR 90 billion in war loans.
• In 2022 the European Commission initiated the freezing of €6.3 billion of cohesion funds allocated to Hungary.
• The Tisza government and Péter Magyar waived €2.1 billion in EU funds owed to Hungary.
• An additional EUR 32 billion has been decided to be allocated to Ukraine for this year and next.
• Nearly EUR 200 billion has already been poured into financing the war in Ukraine.
• Hungary has admitted more than one million Ukrainian war refugees.

Tatiana Bucci

• Approximately 200 children were deported from Rome on October 16, 1943, and none of them survived.
• A total of 20 children (10 boys and 10 girls) were transported from Auschwitz to Neuengamme.
• The story of the Bullenhuser Damm massacre was uncovered and brought to public light at the beginning of the 1950s by th
• The Italian racial laws were enacted from 1938 onwards, making mixed marriages like that of the speaker's parents imposs
• The reception center for child survivors at Lingfield was directed by Anna Freud, with Alice Goldberger serving as direc

Teresa Ribera

• Vivaldi saw an increase in visits of 40%.
• Mozilla's daily active users in Germany and France doubled.
• Enforcement of EU competition instruments saves the average European citizen around EUR 160 per year.
• EU gas imports have been reduced by 80% compared with the volumes imported in 2021.
• The EU has paid more than EUR 100 billion extra for energy imports over six months without receiving a single additional
• The European paper sector has been in decline in terms of consumption.
• Android phones make up 75% of all smartphones.
• Telecom market concentration is increasing in each of the 27 EU member states.
• The European Commission has adopted two non-compliance decisions, two specification decisions, and seven openings to ide
• The European Commission received more than 200 stakeholder comments during the consultation on the merger guidelines rev

Terry Reintke

• More than 650,000 hectares of forest burned in Europe during the summer of 2026.
• Mass protests linked to the Flamingo Revolution in a candidate country have lasted more than 130 days.
• More than 160 activists were arrested in Türkiye in a wave of raids on homes, clubs and civil society offices targeting
• Fossil fuel companies are making record profits.
• 35,000 people in Europe died from excess heat-related causes during the summer of 2026.
• According to the European Central Bank, the single market has increased the European Union's GDP by between 12% and 22%

Thierry Mariani

• The European Union has eliminated tariffs on American industrial goods.
• The war in Ukraine has already cost Europe hundreds of billions of euros in loans and grants to Kyiv.
• €90 billion was lent to Ukraine at the beginning of the year.
• More than 1,200,000 Lebanese have been forced to flee their homes
• The United States maintains a 50% tariff on European steel and aluminium.
• The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has recorded more than 1,500 cases.
• The Global Gateway Board met only twice in four years to manage 306 billion euros.
• Russia and Belarus account for 20% of global nitrogen supply.
• Almost 700,000 Syrian refugees have not yet returned to their country
• Lebanon has counted more than 4,000 dead and 16,000 wounded according to its Ministry of Health
• The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has caused more than 500 deaths.
• Russia and Belarus account for 40% of global potash supply.
• The largest French military cemetery abroad is located in Sevastopol, Crimea.

Thijs Reuten

• The UN-Ukraine Winter Response Plan requires USD 358 million in funding.
• EU member states waste tens of billions of euros annually due to the lack of collective defence procurement.

Thomas Bajada

• Ten years ago (circa 2016), Malta was the first country in Europe to ban conversion practices.
• In 2018, the European Parliament called for a ban of conversion practices.
• Thousands of people have already lost their lives as a result of the heatwave conditions in Europe.
• Over one million citizens have signed the ACT petition demanding that Europe acts decisively on conversion practices.

Thomas Byrne

• Interest costs for servicing NextGenerationEU debt are higher than previously estimated.
• In 2025, the EU Civil Protection Mechanism recorded the highest number of activations ever.
• More than 6,000 people were injured in the Nepal floods on 26 August.
• The gap between the Council's position and the European Parliament's position on the 2027 EU draft budget amounts to ove
• Summer 2026 temperatures broke historical records across Europe and worldwide, exceeding the record highs of 2024.
• In Nepal, 1,300 people died in the flood disaster that took place on 26 August.
• The European Union released EUR 2.5 million in emergency funding for Nepal after the floods.
• Over 1 million hectares burned across the European Union in 2025, a record-breaking wildfire season.
• The summer of 2026 was the third hottest summer ever recorded on the European continent, with temperature records broken
• The number of children at risk of poverty in the European Union has slightly grown.
• The EU had already allocated EUR 2.9 million to disaster preparedness in Nepal at the beginning of 2026.
• The number of people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the European Union has grown.
• Europe is the fastest warming region in the world.
• Thanks to the EU Civil Protection Mechanism, more than 1,100 first-line responders and 60 air and ground teams were depl
• Irregular arrivals at the European Union's external borders have continued to decrease over recent months.
• Sixty-seven per cent of the European Union's energy comes from fossil fuels, nearly all of them imported.
• An estimated 15,000 houses were destroyed in the Nepal floods on 26 August.
• Six EU Member States and Norway are providing in-kind assistance to Nepal.

Thomas Geisel

• According to Friedrich Merz, 13,000 new EU regulations with extensive reporting and documentation obligations were intro
• The European Union enabled arms purchases for Ukraine in the order of 60 billion euros.
• Nearly 130 billion euros were turned over in the European betting and gambling market in 2025.

Thomas Pellerin-Carlin

• Air pollution: every hour, 30 Europeans die from it.
• France produces more than 100% of the electricity it consumes domestically from renewable and nuclear sources.
• Even today, two thirds of our final energy consumption comes from oil and gas.
• Public debt: 600 billion euros is the amount of public money that was spent to contain the last gas shock.
• France produces only 1% of the oil it consumes; domestic oil production covers about 1% of French oil consumption.
• Half of the energy consumed in Europe is used for heating and cooling
• The Renault Cléon plant still employs more than 2,500 people from Normandy.

Thomas Waitz

• Over 800 farmers close their businesses every day in the European Union
• More than 28,000 people are currently on death row worldwide
• The average age of farmers in agriculture is 57 years
• Increasing amounts of pesticide residues and PFAS are being found on vegetables and fruits.

Tiago Moreira De Sá

• There are three Lusophone descendants of Madeiran origin imprisoned in Venezuela who have not been released by the amnes
• The number of humanitarian workers killed has increased.
• India has the largest population in the world.

Tilly Metz

• Heat-related mortality among people over 65 years old in Europe has increased by 85% since the early 2000s.
• 84% of the EU's citizens say animal welfare standards are insufficient
• The obesity rate in Luxembourg has increased in recent years and continues to increase.
• One in five people in the European Union are over 65 years old, i.e. around 20% of the EU population.
• Thousands of tonnes of hazardous waste containing PFAS were illegally imported and dumped at Gospić in Croatia, in a loc
• Nearly one in five adults in Luxembourg has obesity.

Timmy Dooley

• Implementation of the Paris Agreement's nationally determined pledges lowered projected end-of-century warming from abou
• Global air and sea temperatures set new records during the past summer.
• The past summer was the third warmest on record for Europe, with record-breaking temperatures across Western Europe.
• The EU and its Member States remain the largest contributor to global climate finance.

Tineke Strik

• 100,000 protesters participated in a demonstration in Albania this weekend.
• The Commission plans to allocate EUR 16 billion of SAFE loans to Hungary.
• The decision would put EUR 2 billion of pre-refinancing immediately into Orbán's pockets.
• Greece dangles at the bottom of European media freedom indexes

Tobias Cremer

• The European Union is the second-largest economy in the world.
• In recent weeks, at least seven civilian vessels were attacked by Russian drones, including near EU territorial waters.
• The Russian invasion of Ukraine has lasted over 1,500 days since February 2022
• 80% of European citizens say they want more common defence in Europe

Tobiasz Bocheński

• Among the 5 largest AI companies, none are European; among the top 10, there is one European company.
• The EU debt taken on under Ursula von der Leyen is more expensive to service than originally planned.
• An increasing number of Europeans are skeptical of the European Union.

Tom Vandendriessche

• Electricity prices in the European Union are 2.5 times higher and gas prices five times higher than in the United States
• About 80,000 migrants crossed the EU external border at Ceuta a few weeks before the September 2026 debate.

Tomasz Buczek

• Billions of euros were spent on COVID‑19 vaccines that were later discarded.
• The EU budget for 2021-2027 was 1047 billion euros when adopted and stands at 1.2 trillion euros as the budgetary perspe
• Since the beginning of last year, more than 1,500 transport companies have disappeared from the market in Poland.

Tomasz Froelich

• Venezuela was once a wealthy country, today it is the poorest country in South America
• Under President Bukele, the murder rate fell by 96% in a very short time
• Two weeks before the debate, Fulani militias murdered at least 23 Christians in Kawel village, Nigeria, including a past
• Around 400 million Christians worldwide are persecuted, making Christians the most persecuted religious community on Ear
• The German federal government provided more than EUR 8 million for LED lamps in Moroccan mosques.
• Over the last 40 years, more than €300 million in development aid has been transferred to Cuba.
• Five EU member states have not ratified the Istanbul Convention.
• There are over 1,300 political prisoners in Cuba, including Félix and Saylí Navarro.
• Almost 200 girls died following an attack on an elementary school in Iran
• In Sudan there are over 150,000 dead, 14 million displaced people and 25 million people suffering from hunger.
• UEFA fined Red Star Belgrade 40,000 euros because the ultras displayed a choreography with an Orthodox icon.
• 70 percent of violence against German politicians is directed against the AfD.
• Four Indonesian soldiers were charged in connection with the acid attacks on Andrie Yunus and Muhammad Rosidi.
• some EUR 600 million in aid has been provided to Haiti over the past 30 years
• Morocco receives around EUR 150 million per year from Brussels.
• 300 billion euros have been spent intransparently on Global Gateway so far
• Nowhere in the world are more Christians murdered than in Nigeria.
• Maduro was replaced by his Vice President Delcy Rodríguez

Tomislav Sokol

• According to European Commission data, gatekeepers notified 55 intended concentrations since 2023, 36 of them in the pre
• Christians are the most persecuted religious group in the world.
• Record levels of medicine shortages were recorded across the EU in 2023 and 2024, with the Union facing critical shortag
• 65% of adults in Croatia are overweight, and around 35% of children face the same problem.
• The European Union currently runs a trade surplus of around EUR 220 billion in medicines and pharmaceutical products.
• Nearly half of adolescents report being almost constantly online.
• The European Medicines Agency warns of a sharp rise in illegal medicines advertised and sold online.
• In a single coordinated action this year, more than 3 million tablets, 104,000 packages of illegal products and over 1,0
• The World Health Organization expects the European Union to face a shortage of as many as 950,000 health workers by 2030
• Croatia has the highest share of overweight persons in the European Union.
• In the European Union, about 2.7 million new cancer cases appear every year, while more than 1.2 million citizens lose t
• An estimated 1,000 girls, many of them Christians, are abducted in Pakistan every year to be forcibly converted and marr
• Of 56 approved oncology drugs approved between 2020 and 2023, 54 are available in Germany while only two are available i
• Every sixth young person is exposed to abuse on the internet.
• American companies account for up to 85% of the European digital market.

Tomáš Kubín

• In the last 20 years, 37% of farmers have been lost.
• Livestock production accounts for 40% of agricultural production with a value of 214 billion EUR.

Tomáš Zdechovský

• 80% of Roma in certain villages in Slovakia have neither drinking water nor electricity
• The devastating floods in Nepal have caused more than 1,500 deaths.
• The EU previously invested over 200 million in Nepal.
• Budapest claims the second largest volume of loans from the SAFE instrument and the highest share per GDP.
• Corruption costs the European Union hundreds of millions of euros every year and up to 6% of European GDP.
• About 300 cases of possible misuse of EU funds in Slovakia were reported to the European Commission and EU institutions,
• The EU has allocated a further 113 million for Nepal for the period 2025-2027.

Tonino Picula

• Drones account for nearly three quarters of recent casualties in the Russian aggression against Ukraine.
• Public support for EU membership in Serbia is the lowest among the countries of the Western Balkans region.
• The EU's AGILE defence innovation programme has a budget of EUR 115 million.
• Serbia is the largest country in the Western Balkans.

Tony Murphy

• The 'natural resources and environment' spending area had an estimated error rate of 3.9% in 2025, up from 2.6% the prev
• The European Court of Auditors found that climate-related expenditure under the 2014-2020 EU programme was overstated, w
• The error rate for EU cohesion spending was 5.7% in 2024, down from 9.3% in 2023
• In September 2026, 21 final RRF grant payment requests were submitted, including eight on 29 September and eight on 30 S
• At the end of 2025, 21% of the European Public Prosecutor's Office's active expenditure fraud investigations were relate
• In payments to nine EU member states, the European Court of Auditors found RRF milestones and targets that had not been
• The 'natural resources and environment' and 'cohesion, resilience and values' areas accounted for almost two thirds of t
• The 'cohesion, resilience and values' spending area had an estimated error rate of 6.6% in 2025, up from 5.7% the previo
• Recovery and Resilience Facility expenditure amounted to EUR 45.4 billion in 2025.
• The European Court of Auditors' 2025 audit covered EUR 130.8 billion of expenditure under the EU general budget.
• The Commission has disbursed EUR 240 billion in RRF grants, representing just over 70% of total available funds
• The estimated error rate for EU budget spending increased to 3.8% in 2025 from 3.6% the previous year.
• The error rate in EU budget spending stood at 3.8%.
• 46% of RRF milestones and targets remain to be assessed
• The European Court of Auditors issued an adverse opinion on EU budget expenditure for the seventh consecutive year.
• The Court of Auditors maintained an adverse opinion on EU expenditure for the sixth consecutive year