People aged less than 39 years-old were those who contributed to the surge in participation in the European elections. But this good news comes along with a surge in euroscepticism. According to a new Eurobarometer…
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The ECB pretending to be transparent and to take the EP and climate into account looks a bit too good to be true.
The European Parliament went through a sour-sweet session in Strasbourg last week, as the vote for Ursula von der Leyen showed a very divided assembly, especially from a French perspective. Among French MEP, Les Republicains…
The European Parliament had been asking for him to leave since more than a year. Commission President designate Ursula von der Leyen is struggling to convince Southern Europe. The French and Belgian socialists, but also…
France has stopped Germany to have its way, by suggesting another German candidate for the European commission and keeping the ECB top job. There were behind-the-scenes discussions and night sessions during which “the Macron-Orban axis…
After each European election, the European Parliament tries to move its pawns a little further. 2019 is no exception. The new step forward has already happened: the European Parliament’s opinion on EU top jobs was…
What is true and what is not ? A big question mark for French citizen after Yellow-Vest demonstrations
Green MEP Yannick Jadot is the new most liked politician in France Leader of the Greens, Yannick Jadot has been an MEP for 10 years already. Hardly enough to be a well-known political personality. But…
Turnout has been slowing down in Europe and France since the first elections back in 1979. A surge in participation could come as a surprise. Only 42,4 % of voters showed up 5 years ago…
Austrian vice-chancellor and Steve Bannon in Paris demonstrated once again that extreme-right leaders are here for the money – not for the people The leader of extreme-right party FPÖ and vice-chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache had to…
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