The recent European Parliament elections have seen a surge in hard-right members, with nearly a quarter of the 720 seats now occupied by far-right parties. This shift has the potential to impact EU policies on key issues like migration, climate regulations, and agriculture, which are significant concerns for their constituents.
While the centrist coalition still holds a narrow majority in the European Parliament, the rise of far-right parties in countries like France, Germany, and Italy has brought new dynamics to the political landscape of the EU.
