European Parliament elections 2014

The dust of the European elections had not even settled before parties on the left and right got stuck into negotiating in a bid to find common

Far-right parties accross Europe have failed to set up a political group in the European Parliament, it’s been claimed. Geert Wilders, leader of

The Eurosceptic ECR group in the European Parliament, which counts British Conservative MEPs among its members, voted on Thursday to accept Germany’s

In a move that has surprised many, British Conservative MEPs, who form the backbone of the Eurosceptic European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR)

Populist and extremist parties took a quarter of the seats in the European elections, forcing the mainstream left and right into a de facto grand

[View the story “8 things we learnt from EU elections” on Storify]8 things we learnt from EU electionsSo what did we learn from the European

Follow the first of our EU election specials as people go to the polls in the UK and Netherlands. The first two EU countries to vote will choose

Real Economy goes to Croatia, just 10 months after it joined the European Union, to see if enlargement is more than simply a one size fits all

With the European elections only days away, initiatives to spur voter turnout abound. Some rely on shock value, such as the Danish Voteman, while

A controversial move in Greece to ban second-generation migrants from voting will help the far-right in European elections, it’s been

Three MEPs – linked to a party that has criticised Eurocrats’ “celebrity lifestyle” – pocketed bumper salaries despite taking part in less than half

In the 2014 European Parliament elections, the largest voting bloc could be Europeans who avoid the ballot box. For those who do vote, it’s often to

The five main candidates for the European Commission presidency are in Brussels for the latest in a series of debates ahead of the European

The European elections are just a few days away but the campaign has so far failed to rouse voters and the turnout is likely to beat previous record

Many analysts are predicting a surge in support for eurosceptics and hardline nationalist parties in May’s EU parliamentary elections. In this

There will be significant changes in the European elections on May 25, primarily in how the president of the European Commission will be chosen. But

Rising voter frustration over the European project and perceived dwindling national sovereignty is likely to push voters to vote for Eurosceptic