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  • Emmanuel Macron calls for new elections
  • Croatia: Government party wins election according to forecast
  • Asselborn: EPP must end affair with right wing
  • SRF correspondent: A lesson for the traffic light government
  • Forecast: EPP again strongest group in European Parliament
  • Left parties gain significantly in Finland in European elections
  • France: Le Pen’s right-wing nationalists win according to projections
  • Young blogger creates surprise in Cyprus
  • Former MP takes issue with European politics
  • Malta: Government party suffers significant losses
  • Nea Demokratia is the strongest force in Greece
  • German politicians react to election forecasts
  • Von der Leyen “excited” about Union’s performance
  • Germany: CDU/CSU clearly ahead according to projections
  • First trends: Centre-right EPP coalition likely to win
  • Germany: CDU/CSU in the lead according to forecast
  • Higher voter turnout in Portugal probably thanks to “mobile voting”
  • These groups exist in the EU Parliament
  • Austria’s right-wing populists in the lead
  • This is how a shift to the right in the EU Parliament could affect
  • Andreas Reich: “Voter turnout is a major concern”
  • Voter turnout in Spain lower than in 2019
  • Voter turnout in Germany so far 32.3 percent
  • Interaction between the EU Parliament, the EU Council and the EU Commission
  • What is the European Parliament?
  • Slow start in Croatia
  • This is how the European elections work
  • Olaf Scholz casts his vote in Potsdam
  • These EU countries are voting today
  • European elections: an overview of the most important questions
  • EU elects a new parliament

Sources: SRF, agencies, European Parliament


Tagesschau, 9.6.2024, 13:00

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