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*Is it already impossible to create fair prices worldwide? Or are the institutions just not willing to change the status quo? If so, is the EU parliament willing and planning to engage? Do you have examples from your work in the EU parliament? | *Is it already impossible to create fair prices worldwide? Or are the institutions just not willing to change the status quo? If so, is the EU parliament willing and planning to engage? Do you have examples from your work in the EU parliament? | ||
*Are there some examples you can share with us in relation to unfairly world trade system and terror in particular? | *Are there some examples you can share with us in relation to unfairly world trade system and terror in particular? | ||
*Who do you think decides about the role allocation in this process of globalisation? So do you think some societies have the main power in their hands or do you think every society has its own possibility and power to take place in the process of gloablisaton? | |||
*In the face of growing energy demand worldwide, which ways are to be taken to ensure energy security for Europe? What role does a strategic partnership with Russia (as intended by Germany) play in this? | |||