one month before the elections, follow the campaign of the main leaders of the list
- On the occasion of Europe Day and one month before the European elections, which will be held on June 9 in France, The world launches its daily live broadcast dedicated to monitoring the campaign. From Monday to Friday, follow with us the travels and speeches of the main leaders of the list, the debates between candidates in France and in the 27 member states.
- We will receive two guests in chats on Thursday, May 9. Nathalie Brackpolitical scientist specializing in European institutions, teacher at the Free University of Brussels and the College of Europe, will answer your questions from 10 a.m. to take stock of the legislature : what place has the European Parliament occupied over the last five years in the adoption of the main orientations of the European Union (EU)? Has its importance been more secondary, weakened in the face of the executives of the Member States and the Commission, or has it on the contrary been strengthened through the crises? Have the political balances evolved in Parliament over the course of the mandate?
- Philippe Jacquecorrespondent of World in Brussels, will then answer your questions from 3 p.m., this time to discuss the prospects and issues of the election in Europe. What major campaign themes are essential within the Twenty-Seven and in Brussels? What are the electoral dynamics that are emerging for the different political parties and groups that sit in Parliament? To what extent can we expect a rise in sovereignism and the far right? What could change within institutions based on the June 9 results?
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