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…
He saved the European Commission by finding her president, and now he wants to save the climate, the trade war, and the world from Iran. But French citizen couldn’t care less.
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…
He wanted to win. He lost, his team getting 22,4 % of the votes, against 23,3 % for National Rally. But has he lost, really ? 1. Not that bad “After 6 months of…
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…
Despite the Paris Agreement and all the research by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), some people in France still think climate change is an opinion. And one of them has a TV show….
French citizens show little interest for EU issues and most of the 33 lists for the European elections call for a vote against Macron. The three weeks campaign might prove challenging. The previous government spokesman…
In France, headlines focus on who will be the first party at national level to win the European elections. But National Rally has shown that being the number one does not help much at EP.
Between the Great national debate and the Notre Dame blaze, the EU elections campaign has not started yet. François Bayrou, a close ally to Emmanuel Macron, said on Wednesday (17 April) on BFM TV that…
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