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Retrospective Analysis of the 2024 European Elections: The European Parliament Renews Itself in a Europe Facing Significant Transitions
July 12, 2024

The European Elections of 2024 were marked by a significant surge in sovereigntist parties at the expense of liberals and greens, while moderate right and left-wing parties also made notable gains. Despite the substantial wins and losses during this election, no single bloc emerged with the overall majority of 361 seats in the European Parliament. The impression from the new political balances emerging from the 2024 elections is that the European People's Party, which won the electoral contest, will turn to the social democrats and liberals in Brussels to form a majority, amid significant transitions that are shaping the future of European integration and the place of the EU in the world.

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