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By rejecting a racist ‘remigration’ petition, the EU may have finally awakened its sleeping democracy experiment (opens the original)
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It was bound to happen. Europe’s hard right has embraced the Union’s transnational petition system to advance one of its most radical ideas: remigration. The European Citizens’ Initiative allows one million citizens across at least seven member states to ask the European Commission to propose legislation. The “Save Europe Act” calls for a moratorium on “non-Western” migration channels, including study and family-reunification visas, and the “remigration” not only of irregular migrants but of wid
EU’s top court is the hard-right’s next target – and MEP Weimers’ report just pulled the trigger (opens the original)
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The European Parliament’s constitutional affairs committee is holding hearings this week on a draft report that, at first sight, appears to concern the internal workings of the Court of Justice of the European Union. It speaks the language of transparency, accountability and institutional balance. It looks technical. It is not. It is an unprecedented attack on the Court’s authority and legitimacy, targeting one of the last EU institutions that answers to no political majority and, with it, on th
Europe’s grand coalition is over: It’s time for mainstream parties to break with the European People’s Party (opens the original)
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For most of the EU’s history, Christian Democrats and Socialists governed together. When their majority disappeared in 2019, they brought in the liberals; in 2024, the Greens (informally) too. On paper, this gave the pro-EU mainstream a comfortable majority: the European People’s Party, Socialists & Democrats, Renew Europe and Greens together hold well over 450 of 720 seats. Yet when the new European Parliament confirmed Ursula von der Leyen for a second mandate, she received only 401 votes, lar
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