The originality of these findings lies above all in the classification of European voters, fragmented into five “crisis tribes” corresponding to as many major themes
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Increased focus on climate change and immigration more likely to “influence the debate” ahead of European Parliament elections
What will be the determining factor in the European vote? Undoubtedly the crisis! But which one? It all depends on which tribe you belong to…
Although Serbs and Bosnians are among the largest minorities in Austria, public opinion remains reserved on the question of enlargement to the Balkans
ECFR’s poll on EU enlargement is quoted in Le Monde
The multipolar world, in this form, does not allow multilateralism, or even nonalignment in the sense of the Cold War, but rather multi-alignment
Timothy Garton Ash comments on key findings of new ECFR survey
The Global South is becoming more important demographically, economically and militarily. If it doesn’t feel the need to choose between the US and China at this stage, that will soon change
Only by understanding how and on which topics voters can be convinced, can European leaders set a favourable course
Despite the war in Ukraine, a majority of Europeans still see China predominantly as “a necessary partner,” according to the poll of more than 6,000 people in 11 E.U. member states
The poll conducted by Jana Puglierin and Pawel Zerka analyses what European citizens currently think about Europe’s place in the world and its relationship to other powers
The Taiwan or China question is still very abstract to European citizens