And, with the speeches having come to an end, that's it from the European Parliament this evening.
MEPs will be back tomorrow at 07.30 BST, when they will debate a motion setting out MEPs' view of how the migration crisis should be tackled.
The non-binding motion will be put to the vote at lunchtime, following a debate on how the EU can help farmers coping with falling prices.
After lunch, MEPs will debate last month's terror attacks in Brussels, the Panama Papers leaks and the Commission's latest plans to boost the tax transparency of multinationals.
They will also debate the future of the EU's common defence policy, the resurgence of violence in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, and the EU's political and cooperation agreement with Cuba.
The evening will also see a debate on a motion from the Foreign Affairs Committee about the EU’s Central Asia Strategy.