Now, for the first time, almost half the seats in the European Parliament will be held by parties other than the three centrist “super coalition” formations
ECFR’s latest poll and predictions for EU parliamentary elections is quoted in Les Echos
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The Right has positioned itself as the defender of the people, while those who wish to defend Europe seem to offer only a tradition of cosmopolitanism and common values in response
Lea Ypi analyses the winding gap between the European people and the political elite
If we no longer respect the human rights of migrants at Europe’s external borders, this will shake our identity as a constitutional state
Gerald Knaus explains why the AfD’s remigration project is a concept for expelling undesirables
The rise of the extreme right in Europe is happening more slowly than political changes across the Atlantic, but it may turn out to be more durable
Bruno Maçães takes a closer look at global elections in 2024 and the future of democracy
Law and Justice is threatening a radical change to the EU treaties that will not happen. But at the same time it makes it difficult for a future government to discuss the necessary reform of the Union
If Tusk succeeds in founding a government, then he needs to keep the weighty coalition in balance and give Poland a new image in Europe
Teresa Coratella contextualizes Poland’s election result and the political outlook for Donald Tusk
The opposition’s victory is the result of society’s growing weariness towards the Pis government
The result of Tusk is remarkable, especially if we look at the political isolation the PIS has fallen into, which has no chance whatsoever to create alliances
Poland, supposedly the new leader of the EU, does not seek solutions to Europe’s problems, but preys on their continuance
Before President Duda announced his surprising decision not to sign the bill and to refer it to the Julia Przyłębska Court, the signals from the EC were clear: the KPO funds were up for grabs