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Looking for a brief analysis of the recent European elections and their impact on the future of the European Parliament? Check out Manuel Muñiz's latest video on HKThoughts. #EuropeanElections #EU #Europe #GreenAgenda #EconomicPolicies #StrategicPriorities #HKThoughts

By combining insights from our Country and Operational Risk teams as well as industry experts, we explored the results of the #EU parliamentary elections. The webinar discussed the implications of the EU elections for the European Commission presidency and our outlook for the EU’s future policy direction in key policy areas including migration and the green transition. Watch the replay now: https://ow.ly/U6Lh50SiG6m #ConnectedThinking #EUElections #EUPolicy #EuropeanCommission #GreenTransition #CountryRisk #OperationalRisk #PoliticalRisk

Lively discussion with the great Matthew Miller (note the impressive fluency of his political acronyms!) on Bloomberg News this week to discuss the EU parliamentary elections. I made the point that while the far right has made gains in these elections, the centre has held firm. We are not seeing a uniform trend across the 27 states and far right parties in Poland, Sweden and the Netherlands did not have a good day at the polls. I see the geopolitical risk premium being limited to France and some specific sectors. #PoliticalDiscussion #EUPartliamentaryElections #GeopoliticalRisk #FarRightPolitics #EuropeanPolitics #ElectionAnalysis #PoliticalTrends #CenterPolitics #EU27 #FrancePolitics

Lively discussion with the great Matthew Miller (note the impressive fluency of his political acronyms!) on Bloomberg News this week to discuss the EU parliamentary elections. I made the point that while the far right has made gains in these elections, the centre has held firm. We are not seeing a uniform trend across the 27 states and far right parties in Poland, Sweden and the Netherlands did not have a good day at the polls. I see the geopolitical risk premium being limited to France and some specific sectors. #PoliticalDiscussion #EUPartliamentaryElections #GeopoliticalRisk #FarRightPolitics #EuropeanPolitics #ElectionAnalysis #PoliticalTrends #CenterPolitics #EU27 #FrancePolitics

📆 Are you curious about the main developments in transport policy expected in the coming months? To help you better navigate through the vast amount of information & dates, our policy assistant Joshua Guilford compiled an EU Transport timeline. The timeline outlines the most recent developments and important upcoming dates in various legislation, including #Euro7, the #MaritimePackage, #RoadSafety Package & many more 🚗⛴️🚆✈️ Take a look to find out what lies ahead and assist you in preparing for the upcoming months ahead of the European elections. 👉 https://shorturl.at/oqKLV

The end of 2023 will be stack with discussions on the future European mobility ecosystem - thanks OPP for this overview 📜 We'll focus on #CO2Standards for #trucks and #buses, the End of Life Vehicle Regulation and #AFIR but also and keeping an 👀 on #CombinedTransportDirective, #WeightandDimensions, #Data ... And you ?

Like everyone in EU advocacy, my head is currently smoking with one question: How can I best engage with the new decision-makers in Brussels after the #EPElections on June 9? 🤯 Thank you to The Good Lobby for your webinar today, which gave some tangible steps ahead. The bottom line (no surprises here): Targeted comms is better than mass comms💡 Some key points 👇🏽 1️⃣ While 10-point manifestos for the next legislative cycle are useful, MEPs will be swamped with emails and their assistants won't have time to read it all. One key message tailored to the specific MEP is better. For instance, is there one concrete question MEPs can ask during new Commissioner-designate hearings? 2️⃣ While MEPs orient themselves in the first weeks and decide what committees to be involved in, civil society should use that time to do a thorough mapping. Who are the 20 key people for my specific topic? What drives them? What are their priorities and values? Once the committees are set up, complete the stakeholder list - and then do targeted introductions. 3️⃣ Barging into the room saying "My problem is very complex, and very big, so please act!" is unlikely to actually lead to the change wanted. The audience will shut off at the size of the problem, or say "well, if it's so complex, nobody will blame me if I can't figure out a solution". Instead, have a clear message with a tangible ask, that can actually lead to change. After all, wouldn't you say "yes" if someone offers you an easy thing to do with a massive impact? 4️⃣ Build media contacts! Engage with journalists and ask them to ask questions to the Commission during the regular press conferences - this goes a long way in putting your priorities on the agenda from several angles!

Join us for an engaging discussion on 'EU Elections and the Future of Foreign Policy: Insights and Forecasts for the Next Five Years'. This thought-provoking talk will provide valuable insights and forecasts for the next five years in the European Union. If you're eager to understand the dynamics of the European Parliament and EU foreign policy initiatives, kindly register through the below link: https://linktr.ee/derasat #EUelections #FutureOfForeignPolicy #InsightsAndForecasts #RegisterNow

As Germany gears up for the upcoming EU elections, the political landscape is buzzing with activity and controversy. From economic challenges to security concerns and high-stakes political scandals, every vote counts in shaping the future. Dive into our latest blog 'Shifting Winds: Germany's Political Landscape in the EU Elections Spotlight' here: https://bit.ly/3R7NrDp #EUElections #GermanPolitics #2024EUElections #EU2024