EUROPEAN POLITICS

Italy is heading to parliamentary elections on 25 September. EURACTIV tries to guide through the current political dynamics, the electoral rules and most likely scenarios in one of Europe’s most…

Italy’s anti-immigration leader Matteo Salvini, who is trailing the far-right’s Giorgia Meloni in the polls ahead of next week’s general election, sought on Sunday (18 September) to galvanise his hard-right,…

Citing worries over corruption in Hungary, the European Commission proposed on Sunday (18 September) to suspend one-third of the cohesion funds allocated to the country if its reform efforts remain…

Serbian police arrested over 30

Participatory budgeting is the process that allows citizens to decide how to spend part of the city’s budget and is quite well-known to most of the residents of Wrocław, Poland.…

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has won elections and therefore is a democratic leader, far-right candidate for the Italian elections, Giorgia Meloni said on Friday (16 September), in light of a…

Bulgarian politician Sergey Stanishev has announced that he will not run for a fourth term as leader of the Party of European Socialists when the party elects its president at…

The reaction to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the European Union speech on Wednesday has been somewhat mixed, with leaders calling for more ambition and a…

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On Wednesday night, a political storm broke out as the results of the Swedish elections came in. They confirmed the fears of many Swedish and European political commentators: with 20