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
Media mentions – Susi Dennison
There is now a clear anti-elite, identity policy dimension to opposition to the European Green Deal
Susi Dennison on the farmers’ protests
Susi Dennison on why the green transition is crucial for economic security
Susi Dennison writes about the EU’s central role in the global ecological transition
Susi Dennison and Mats Engström on the challenge of supporting the green transition, as the pressure on living standard is increasing
Susi Dennison writes about the future of the EU Green Deal
Susi Dennison and Mats Engström delve into the national considerations driving the implementation of the EU Green Deal
More and more, controls on migration and energy deals have come to take precedence over democracy and rights as consideration for EU aid
Susi Dennison on the concerns over the European Union’s migration pact with Tunisia
Piotr Buras and Susi Dennison comment on the upcoming State of the Union address
The national elections that will take place before the European vote will be particularly important, as they could influence the formation of new alliances at the continental level
Susi Dennison explains that the results of the upcoming national elections around Europe will influence party alliances in view of the 2024 European elections