In a report published on Friday 14 June, the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) describes the 2024 European elections as a moment less historic than it might seem, revealing the crises facing the European Union and marked by a certain idealism.
Far from criticising this idealism, the FEPS explains that it allows for “important deliberations and moments of political creativity” as well as a moment “when European democracy is exercised”, in which Member States and...