EU Parliament's speeches since 2019 mostly concentrated on Ukraine, Russia, and China, neglecting many countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Among the most talked-about countries by EU lawmakers were Ukraine, Russia, China, Turkey, the US, Israel, Iran, Belarus, and Syria, while countries like India and Libya had minimal mentions.
AI analysis revealed the limited attention given by the European Parliament to countries outside EU and global heavyweights like Ukraine, Russia, China, and the US in speeches.
Focus on internal EU matters rather than global affairs questions Parliament's role in considering laws affecting EU citizens, prompting the need for broader perspective on international issues.
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