Establishment Leaders Dig Heels In Against Overwhelming Right-Wing Victories In Europe
The European Union's political leaders have reportedly shown a reluctance to join "far-right" parties in a coalition following their electoral gains.
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The European Union's political leaders have reportedly shown a reluctance to join "far-right" parties in a coalition following their electoral gains.
Half of the Fidesz faction will not stand for another mandate in the EP elections, meaning that six out of the 12 members will not continue as MEPs.
The next EU Parliament looks more pro-Russian and less green than the current one. Could a far-right EU really happen?
Fidesz MEPs said in a letter to EP and the ECA President that Finnish MEP Petri Sarvamaa was going beyond the limits of political differences.
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