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The European Parliament has narrowly approved Ursula von der Leyen’s new College of Commissioners with 370 votes in favor, 282 against, and 36 abstentions, just…

This week, the vice presidency hearings took place in the European Parliament. Amid the six meetings remaining for the new composition of the European Commission,…

From the 4th until the 7th of November, twenty hearings took place in the rooms of the European Parliament. Over these Commissioner-designated meetings, just one…

European Democracy Shield and defending the rule of law will be two key points in the term of Michael McGrath, Irish designed Commissioner for Democracy,…

In his introductory speech during the first day of confirmation hearings in the European Parliament, Mr. Tzitzikostas outlined his priorities as the Commissioner-designate for Sustainable…

The candidacy of Ursula von der Leyen for the presidency of the European Commission is in a critical phase due to the cross-vetoes among the European political groups …

No agreement on appointments has been reached, but progress in the “right direction” has been made, Michel emphasized.

Analyses on the outcome of the European elections are fairly unanimous. With regard to the results in our country, the vote, although characterised by a very high abstention rate, rewarded Forza Italia, the Democratic Party (PD) and AVS (Alleanza Verdi Sinistra) and punished the Lega and the centre parties

Equal pay and quality jobs stand as the main two focal points of the European political parties manifestos for European elections

As Europe approaches the pivotal 2024 elections, the continent’s economic vitality hangs in the balance. Political factions across the spectrum are weighing in on how to bolster competitiveness and economic growth. Amidst the backdrop of global challenges, these discussions constitute the blueprint for Europe’s economic resurgence.

All political groups competing for a bigger role in the next European Parliament mandate to heed the economic and social costs of environmental policies that farmers are stressing

The 2024 European elections are just around the corner, and with them, a significant shift in the political landscape of the European Parliament. The upcoming polls will undoubtedly profoundly impact how the EP handles foreign affairs, as various political groups jostle for influence and positioning within the new parliamentary term. For the sake of brevity, we will explore the instances of the European political groups on these matters, examining their key positions, proximities, divergences, and potential strategies for the post-election period.