Gruppo Maggioli:What is the political future for Europe after the EU elections?

 

ISSUE N. 207 20 JUNE 2024

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The 2024 European Parliament Election and the Rise of the Right Energy and the next European Commission Turning the Tide: The Impact of the 2024 EU Elections on Europe’s Migration and Asylum Policies The future EU Commission and European social policies How the 2024 EU Parliament elections may impact EU funds Economic Shift: The Impact of the 2024 EU Elections on Europe’s Financial Landscape BeInclusive EU Sport Awards 2024

EDITORIAL  The 2024 European Parliament Election and the Rise of the Right The 2024 European Parliament election, held from June 6 to 9, represents a watershed moment in the political dynamics of the European Union, heralding a significant shift towards the right. The European People’s Party (EPP), emerging as the largest faction in the Parliament with 190 seats, signals a pivotal transformation in the EU’s political landscape. This shift brings Ursula von der Leyen to the forefront as the likely nominee for President of the European Commission, indicating a probable conservative turn in the Union’s policies and governance. Click here to read the article

ENERGY Energy and the next European Commission What can we expect from the EU’s energy policies after the 2024 European elections? It is hard to answer such a question, as the dust has yet to settle down and the political balance in both Brussels and Strasbourg has yet to be defined. The long-anticipated rise of the far-right in the elections has arrived, but not with the strength that many observers expected before the vote.  Click here to read the article

MIGRATION Turning the Tide: The Impact of the 2024 EU Elections on Europe’s Migration and Asylum Policies The EPP’s dominance in the forthcoming elections is expected to lead to more stringent migration policies, focusing on tightening borders and increasing security measures. With Ursula von der Leyen likely to continue as the President-designate of the European Commission, there is an anticipated shift towards a more conservative and restrictive approach to migration.   Click here to read the article

EMPLOYMENT & SOCIAL AFFAIRS The future EU Commission and European social policies The majority in the European Parliament that supported Ursula von der Leyen in the last five years should also be confirmed during this legislature, after the June 9th elections in the European Union. This means that the approach of the next EU Commission could be in line with the work of the first von der Leyen’s team, as long as the European Popular Party (EPP) and its leaders will not choose to approach some other groups, mainly the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR), to shift towards the right.  Click here to read the article

FUTURE EUROPE How the 2024 EU Parliament elections may impact EU funds The 2024 European Parliament elections have already begun to affect the internal politics of some Member States, with implications extending to the broader European level through shifts in political dynamics within the EU Parliament and subsequent changes in the EU Commission’s composition.  Click here to read the article

ECONOMY Economic Shift: The Impact of the 2024 EU Elections on Europe’s Financial Landscape The 2024 European Parliament election, held from June 6 to 9, represents a crucial turning point in the economic and financial landscape of the European Union, marking a decisive shift to the right with the European People’s Party (EPP) emerging as the dominant force in the European Parliament.   Click here to read the article

FUNDING BeInclusive EU Sport Awards 2024 As part of the Erasmus+ programme, a new call for applications for the #BeInclusive EU Sport Awards has been launched and it is open until 25 September 2024.  Click here to read the article

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Editorial director:  Nicola Frau Chief editor: Nenad Stekić

Contributors: Margherita Genua Francesco Marino Nenad Stekic Cristina Ceccarelli

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