A few days ago, I initiated a constitutional amendment to remove the current restriction on the possible deployment of nuclear weapons in Lithuania.

This amendment would enable Lithuania to participate actively in NATO's collective nuclear deterrence.

Rodríguez's disapproval rating rose to 63.3% in June, up nearly five percentage points from May.

Almost two-thirds of respondents disapproved of the government's handling of the disaster, while 52.4% rated the response as "very poor."

We will consistently argue for continued support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.

But I appeal to the entire Polish delegation to be cautious about making any declarations of further financial support from Poland.

Not because I believe Ukraine does not need financial support. I believe Poland has enormous responsibilities in protecting the entire eastern border of the European Union, and everyone must take that into account.

Ukraine is fighting the war, but Poland, in peacetime, bears the main burden of protecting our border—which is also Europe's border against threats from the east.

I am convinced that good Polish-Ukrainian relations are in the interest of both countries.

But they require goodwill from Kyiv as well.

It can no longer be the case that only Warsaw is expected to show goodwill all the time, but I would like this tough stance not to be marked by contempt or hostility, as that won't lead to anything sensible.

The recent tension with Ukraine was caused by an unnecessary decision by President Zelensky. I told him that.

I told him that it is his responsibility to find a way to reduce these tensions.

The worst possible idea would be to try to build domestic support in Ukraine by escalating hostility between Ukraine and Poland. That is simply unacceptable.

I would much rather that our security be built on good relations with our neighbors, including Ukraine. Now we are waiting for a step from Ukraine.

There can be no European Union without reconciliation, and there can be no reconciliation without historical truth. Ukraine must understand this.

Europe is facing a housing crisis.

Our citizens are calling for solutions, and we are responding: we aim to launch a European housing alliance, and we will convene a high-level European housing summit.

The draft also pledges €70 billion in military aid to Ukraine for 2026 and at least the same level in 2027, describes Russia as a “long-term threat” to Euro-Atlantic security, and says European allies and Canada are taking greater responsibility for NATO’s defense.

The text also reiterates that “Iran must never have a nuclear weapon” while calling on Tehran to fully respect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

He said he stepped down after concluding he could no longer carry out his mandate “in accordance with the principles and beliefs I have.”

He actually was a nice guy. I like Bill Clinton a lot. I still do.

President Abraham Lincoln liked to ride horses. I would like to ride horses.

But when you fall off a horse, I've seen too many bad things happen. Falling off horses is not good.

So, we'll get a nice old horse that's extremely slow, lazy, and maybe I'll ride.

John Kennedy was a great guy, handsome.

They say he was the second most good-looking president.

President Richard Nixon spent a lot of time fighting to stay in office because a lot of people got him into trouble, and he got himself into trouble, I guess.

I don't know if he's a good basketball player. I tend to doubt it.

Actually, his favorite sport is golf. But he won't be in the Masters anytime soon.

He was a large man. He was very large. He loved the hot dogs at the baseball games.

He was our heaviest president. And I have to be careful because I don't want to supersede his record.

And a thing like that would be possible if I allowed it to happen.

For all of you out there watching, keep yourself in good shape.