After a busy election night, I would draw the following conclusions from the provisional results: ✔ The parliamentary majority supporting the current work of the European Commission would comprise 403 seats (EPP-RE-S&D), potentially enabling the re-election of Ursula von der Leyen as the European Commission President. ✔ Meloni has now positioned herself as one of the most powerful figures in the EU, where far-right parties made major gains. ✔ This is the first time that a European election has had such an impact on the national politics of a large member state. In this case, Marine Le Pen and her party have won the elections in France, forcing Macron to dissolve parliament and call new elections. ✔ The European Commission is expected to continue pursuing the Green Deal during the 2024-2029 term, but with reduced intensity and a stronger emphasis on business competitiveness, influenced by the new makeup of the Parliament. #EUelections2024
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A brief summary of #eu #elections
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2moWhat an interesting analysis, Marta!