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#FRANCE: Commodity prices moderate waiting for the EU Election. Simon Constable, Occitanie https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/other/uk-s-labour-says-sunak-lied-about-its-tax-plans-in-election-debate/ar-BB1nFugR UNDATED MARSEILLES

#EU: What is at stake in the EU election?  Judy Dempsey, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Editor-in-Chief: Strategic Europe, in Berlin. https://carnegieendowment.org/europe/strategic-europe/2024/06/germany-at-a-crossroads?lang=en¢er=europe July 31, 1914 Brussels

PREVIEW: EU: Conversation with WSJ Joseph Sternberg in London re the successful moderation of far-right parties in EU countries prior to the EU election.  More detail later. 1910 Brussels

In this episode, we delve into the critical EU Election 2024, taking place in June, and its far-reaching implications, even for international students. Joining us are Ha My, a German student, Lexi, an international Master's student from Peru, and Dr. Benjamin Gehring, the Joint Director of the Office of International Affairs at the University of Hohenheim. Together, we explore how policy changes could affect international students' lives, from visas to educational opportunities. Tune in to understand why this election matters to everyone in the EU, and why it's crucial for students - both German and from across the EU - to cast their votes and make their voices heard. Don't miss out on this important discussion! If you are a German or EU student, your vote in the EU Election 2024 is essential. Make sure to participate and shape the future of Europe! How to vote: https://elections.europa.eu/en/ Read up: https://european-union.europa.eu/ Follow: @europeanparliament --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/news4internationals/message

#NewWorldReport: Venezuela jettions EU Election observers. Latin American Research Professor Evan Ellis, U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute. @revanellis #NewWorldReportEllis https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/venezuela-revokes-invitation-eu-election-observers-during-july-presidential-vote-2024-05-28/ 1937 Venezuela

With 14 seats up for grabs across three national constituencies, the stakes are high in next week's European elections. As political parties scramble to secure their positions, Independent candidates appear to be making surprising gains. Here's a closer examination of the race and issues in each constituency. Host: Fionnán Sheahan Guests: Philip Ryan and Eavan MurraySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Early voting for the European parliament election kicked off in Sweden this week. We'll be talking to party activists, potential voters and leading candidates standing for election as the campaign hots up.Also, we're in Cannes to hear about the new film about Donald Trump which has a Swedish connection.Presenters: Dave Russell and Babak Parham.Producer: Kris Boswell.

On this weeks show, Dave, Conor and Michelle discuss: The Housing Commission Report The recognition of Palestine The Dublin 8 Artwork Project The EU Elections The real cost of a United Ireland

Some Europeans certainly think so, with polls predicting a swing to the hard-right in upcoming EU elections. So, what would a more conservative Europe mean for us? Geraldine and Hamish travelled to Canberra to ask the EU Ambassador to Australia in person, and to find out whether a free trade deal between the EU and Australia really is dead. Guest: His Excellency Mr. Gabriele Visentin, the EU Ambassador to Australia. Recommendations:Hamish: Watching - The 2022 Schuman Lecture: Strengthening Relationships in Challenging TimesGeraldine: Watching - Freud's Last Session (2023 drama film)Get in touch:We'd love to hear from you! Email us at global.roaming@abc.net.au

After years of neglect in the public debate, agriculture has become a hot topic at the EU level in the past year, with issues like food inflation, farmers' protests, and climate change impact on crops.Consequently, agriculture features heavily in the electoral manifestos and campaigns of many political parties ahead of June's EU elections. I'm joined by our Agrifood reporter, Sofia Sanchez Manzanaro, to discuss this.

As Spaniards get ready to elect 61 MEPs to the European Parliament in the June 9 elections, regional elections in Spain are sucking much of the political oxygen. The pro-independence EH Bildu coalition celebrated a historic result in the Basque vote on April 20. Many eyes are now turned to the Catalan regional election on May 12, while the Spanish government works on a controversial amnesty law for those involved in the failed 2017 secession attempt in Catalonia. We discuss how these issues are impacting the national conversation, as well as touching on the EU campaign themes in Spain – including the cost of living, healthcare and migration.

With slightly more than a month to go till the European parliamentary elections, surveyors from our polling partner Europe Elects, are focusing on the performance of the political groups, the seats they may get in the parliament, and what are the main concerns of EU citizens.With anticipation of a higher voter turnout than in previous years, according to the last Eurobarometer before the elections,  EU citizens appear more aware and engaged than ever with EU affairs.To get a better understanding of the new data from our polling partner, Europe Elects, with us is Max Griera, Euractiv's network journalist.

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on April 9th 2024. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in the app Sveriges Radio Play. Presenter: Ulla EngbergProducer: Dave Russell

400 million people are eligible to vote for this year's European Parliament elections, but nobody is talking about it! In this episode Arianna and Federico introduce and set the stakes for the EP elections that will be held between the 6th and 9th of June in 2024. They also introduce us to some of the key concepts behind the race! Music: Gleb Ragalevich

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Stephen Clark, Director for Liaison Offices at the European Parliament, guests to discuss his role coordinating the Parliament's election campaign in the 2019 European Elections. We discuss the Parliament's social media strategy, its focus on mobilizing citizens through the "ground game," and the reaction to the Parliament's campaign video "Choose your Future."Listen to Steve discuss the Parliament's strategy before the elections on the EuroPCom podcast!

Well, it's another chunky one. This week we have a Brexit extension, BoJo isn't in a ditch as he said he would be, confirmation of a general election on 12th December and the beginnings of the campaign trail for it. Listen for my take on what has been, will be, and hopefully wont be. Also this week, the rugby!! (That is about as sporty as it has ever been on this show.) Good news from the Colombia elections and US abortion bans; increasing international support for Rojava and the truly democratic, equal, and free society it encompasses; and updates on the protests in Hong Kong and Chile. She Is Not Your Rehab - https://tinyurl.com/y4bu9qkh Open Your Eyes To Hate - https://tinyurl.com/y229mdlg Rojava Charter of the Social Contract (available to download pdf) - https://tinyurl.com/y25xsjcj What did you hear about this week? @RowanPresHedley Music by Kevin MacLeod.

Mike Indian and Liam Kay visit the French House in Soho to go over the EU Election results, why Brexit will cost Labour the next election and the Tory Leadership race. Also, Mike make a wager with Liam... Check out Liam in 'Britain's Secret Charity Cheats' here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0005j8t/britains-secret-charity-cheats-series-2-episode-2 Mike's analysis of the Tory Leadership election is here: https://thegrouchotendency.blogspot.com/2019/05/who-will-be-our-next-prime-minister.html

The Tomato Podcast #40 - EU Election Results, The Yemen Conflict, Mass Stabbing Near Tokyo, Virginia Beach Shooting, John Cleese Says London Isn't English, Heartache For Arsenal Fans, Anthony Joshua's Shock Defeat, Final Week Of Ramadan, Eid Motives. Follow us on Facebook for more content: www.facebook.com/podcasttomato/ Connect with us on Twitter: @PodcastTomato Connect with us on Instagram: TheTomatoPodcast Listen to us on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1PRU7O1QPxw8aUM4QdH6CS Listen to us on iTunes Podcast: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-t…2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 #TTPod

Quantum 44… Australian Miracle –  EU Elections -   Boris Johnson.  https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/05/29/boris-didnt-lie-even-did-harassing-brexiteers-courts-outrageous/ Indian and Israeli elections https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-48454514 Trans Battle – https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7070773/Vicar-resigns-schools-plan-eight-year-old-pupils-sex-change-secret-parents.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=HQ57zai5Cpk Naomi Wolf http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/05/naomi-wolfs-book-corrected-by-host-in-bbc-interview.html Virtual Church -  Todd Coontz https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-47675301    Ancient Churches and the oldest bible manuscript https://www.thefirstnews.com/article/one-of-egypts-oldest-churches-dating-back-to-the-4th-century-found-hidden-behind-ancient-basilica-wall-6086 https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/scientists-finally-read-the-oldest-biblical-text-ever-found-a7323296.html?fbclid=IwAR0P6rosOCo3-zV7ZKNlXHv5vaZC2pavRAVNu1-3k-j6L5yIIu5JTxCNbyw  Chick-Fil- A https://godtv.com/chick-fil-a-breaks-sunday-rule-to-deliver-to-a-child-with-brain-tumor “Many persons wish to profit by the name of gentleness, so as to gain the applause and esteem of the world, but at the same time betray truth in a base and shameful manner”  Calvin - Commentary on Isaiah 42:3 

The EU election results seemed to produce a result that meant you could interpret them however you wanted to, whichever side of the Brexit divide you may be on. The Conservative's gear up for their long-awaited leadership election with a ridiculous amount of candidates eyeing up the job of Prime Minister. Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

The Brexit Party, the populist wave and the future of the EU. Tom Slater, Ella Whelan and Fraser Myers discuss. Support the show: https://www.spiked-online.com/donate-to-spiked/

A look back at the European Parliament election results, and a look ahead to the race for EU top jobs. Ryan Heath interviews Martin Selmayr, the powerful and controversial secretary-general of the European Commission, at a special POLITICO event the day after the election. Selmayr gives his insights on what it will take to install a new Commission, and what and who will shape its policy agenda. The podcast panel of Alva Finn and Lina Aburous debate the meaning of the partial liberal, green and Euroskeptic waves that took away the decades-long parliamentary majority enjoyed by the European People’s Party and Party of European Socialists.

Post EU elections, we speak to an expert about the results and hear some of the top candidates celebrating their gains, plus a new study reveals all about the sex habits of Swedes. Presenter: Liv Lewitschnik Producer: Dave Russell

The boys sit down with Joel Jammal to discuss the Australian, EU and Israeli election as well as Beta Male of the week and all your favourites. Follow CHP on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carnagehouseproductions/ Follow CHP on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CarnageHouseProductions/ Subscribe to CHP on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVz3KMuSKUhGVOK6l2Hz91Q Support CHP on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CarnageHouseProductions/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/joeljammal Twitter: @joeljammal Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/joeloo.boy (follows only) Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/JoelJammal

In this week's episode of Brexit: The Final Countdown, host Rebecca Hutson is joined by Thomas Hunt and Joe Barnes to dissect the SHOCK (or not so shock) results of the European Elections as Brussels prepares for an influx of Brexit Party MEPs. We also look at soon-to-be-former PM Theresa May's legacy and weigh up which Tory hopeful will be moving into 10 Downing Street VERY soon. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It's Tuesday's episode of Triggered! The guys hope you all had a relaxing Memorial Day weekend, and are back in the studio to talk the latest news of the day. Democrats are freaking out now that President Trump has given Attorney General William Barr "full and complete" authority to declassify documents related to the spying of the Trump 2016 presidential campaign. In another blow to Globalists in Europe, right-wing populists gained seats in the European Union. Is this a sign that Trump will win in 2020? If this isn't, there may be some other signs, as New York Times columnists are signaling the POTUS may get another four years.

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Dr. Corina Stratulat, Senior Policy Analyst and the Head of the European Politics in EPC Brussels is joined by Dušan Pjevović, Researcher in CEP.

This week the Fife friends chat about Teflon May finally Shuffling off, talk about the EU Election Results, discuss the Star trek Picard trailer, give a shout out to The Caladonian Craft Beer Merchant on the Maygate, Dunfermline and the finally head to the Desert Island of Dicks!

Nigel asks listeners what they learnt last night from the EU election results?

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PDS 5.27 People Are Freaking Out About Jake Paul's Intern, EU Election Results, Memorial Day, & More by The Philip DeFranco Show

On Market View today, co-hosts JP Ong and Claressa Monteiro discuss the market performances of the morning trade, the state of the Chinese economy, the EU Election's impact on stocks, the effects of the Huawei ban, as well as the potential outlook of CapitaLand's acquisition of Ascendas-SingBridge.

Radio Sweden Daily brings you a roundup of the main news in Sweden on May 27th 2019. Producer/presenter: Frank Radosevich

Tuesday 28th May 2019 The EU elections didn’t see a groundswell of support for the far right, but as NAB’s Rodrigo Catril discusses with Phil Dobbie, there are repercussions being felt across the continent. For example, the Greek PM is calling for a general election, and the UK Tory and Labour parties are doing a lot of soul searching on how to recover from an historic defeat. But the shift in the makeup of the EU parliament could see a rethink of how the bloc deals with problem economies, like Italy. They also discuss the latest on the US–China trade dispute, with President Trump saying he is not ready to make a deal. More bravado?

There's never a shortage of great marketing and brand-related stories. But we really hit the jackpot the last little while. So I went on the air with Mark Brennae of CFAX to talk about it. First, what's up with Drake? Is he the new Toronto Raptors mascot, or a genius marketer? If you haven't been paying attention, the rapper is front and centre at Raptors games, and his visibility has gone through the roof during the playoffs. How much exposure is too much? Which brand benefits, and which brand pays? It's all in the first half of my show with Mark.  Second, the EU election happened yesterday, and the results were certainly not what populists were expecting. But had anyone really paid attention to the complex worldviews of euro-constituents, the rise of the Greens may have made perfect sense. Worldview thinking is something we marketers do as a matter of course. I talk about it during the second half of my show with Mark.  Did you enjoy this show? Do me a huge favour and spread the love with the social media buttons onscreen. Truly appreciate it. Oh, and if you'd like more brand and marketing content from me, subscribe to my newsletter!

This week we’re considering the results of the European Union's recent parliamentary elections. We'll also consider our annual spring pledge drive.

The TUP Show is back, this week Ada and Jack are joined by new group member Harry to discuss the weeks news... Theresa May announced the date of her resignation sending Westminster and MP's into a whirlwind of activity, who are the contenders, and are there any dark horses in the race? It has also been a big week across the European Union with people going to the polls in the European Parliament elections. We follow along the results as they come in live during recording and give our thoughts on brexit and the lack of opposition from the labour party. And to round it up we talk the collapse of British Steel, Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, Greggs vegan sausages, Trumps Executive order and its fallout for Huawei! #mayresigns #euelections #britishsteel ================================================== Support TUP and gain some cool benefits in the process: Patreon.com/tup Join in the community over on our Facebook group for more discussion: bit.ly/tupgroup Check out our interviews and video content over on YouTube: bit.ly/tupyt And you can also troll us on twitter @TheTUPShow

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Rasmus Munch Søndergaard from the Danish People's Party explains the party's views on Europe, especially on the need for strong outer borders.This is the third episode on the EU Election. In the previous episode I spoke to Peter Laugesen, a journalist and co-founder the project Our Europe, who shared his unique insights into the state of Europe, the reality of life for young people across continent, and why far-right groups that target the young should be listened to.In the first EU Election episode, we set the scene with Maja Kluger Dionigi, a senior researcher at the pro-EU think tank Think Europe./Contact and feedback/Please get in touch with feedback or ideas for future episodes. Are there any topics or issues in Danish society you want covering?Email me: peter@mothertongue.dkOtherwise you can find us on twitter, @thedanishdebate, or instagram, @the_danish_debate

Radio Sweden Daily brings you a roundup of the main news in Sweden on May 24th 2019. Presenter: Loukas Christodoulou Producer: Frank Radosevich

Bruno Le Maire, French minister of economy and finance, outlines his big ambitions for collecting tax from giant companies, creating a eurozone budget and ensuring European sovereignty on key new technologies. Does it, or will it, amount to a "new capitalism"? You be the judge. In the podcast panel Lina Aburous is joined by POLITICO's polling expert Cornelius Hirsch, to discuss everything from the Austrian Ibizagate scandal to how right or wrong the EU election polls may be.

With three days to go till Sweden goes to the polls, we take the temperature of the EU-election, talking to the foot soldiers of Swedish politics. What are the issues people ask about? And are they going to vote? We join an MEP on the campaign trail in Södertälje and take a look at how a changed political landscape has affected the EU-debate. Produced and presented by Ulla Engberg.

We didn’t QUITE make Wednesday night as promised at the top of the show… but here’s this week’s podcast, just in time for that EU vote. In this episode: What’s in the WAB and has any May idea ever died quite so quickly? Final learnings from the EU Election campaign that everyone pretended never was. The pros and cons of milkshaking. Astroturfing for fun and profit. And should Labour have been on our EU Parliament hustings at all?PLUS Britain’s glittering future in world trade! Negotiator and trade expert Dmitry Grozoubinski explains the reality of No Deal in terms you can take away and tell your Brexity Uncle Ken (maybe). The mythical Article 24 of GATT is back, somehow, so Dmitry patiently sets out why it’s a load of unicorn poo. And much, much more. “The fact that the Referendum happened is now used to justify the Referendum. Trade, the economy… none of these things matter any more.”Presented by Ros Taylor with Nina Schick and Ian Dunt. Produced by Andrew Harrison. Audio production is by Elsie Bath. Recorded by Tom Bullen at Air Edel Studios, London. Remainiacs is a Podmasters production.Get every new episode of Remainiacs a whole day early when you back us on the Patreon crowdfunding platform. You’ll also get our monthly Ask Remainiacs special episode plus smart merchandise, an exclusive weekly column by our panel, and discounts on #RemainiacsLive tickets too. #OwnTheRemoanhttp://www.REMAINIACS.comGet your free download of our theme tune ‘Demon Is A Monster’ by Cornershop. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week podcast, Keiran Pedley and Matt Singh discuss the EU election polls and what happens next week. Follow this week's guests: @mattsingh_ @keiranpedley

On this episode of Fault Lines, host Garland Nixon and guest co-host Jamarl Thomas discuss today's European Union Parliamentary elections taking place in the United Kingdom. Will Nigel Farage and the 'Brexit Party' storm to a decisive victory, and will this vote finally lead to the end of the road for Theresa May as Prime Minister of the UK?Guests:Jamarl Thomas - Progressive Political Commentator | Fallout from the Mueller Investigation & Foreign Policy AnalysisLee Stranahan - Co-Host of 'Fault Lines' | The European Union Elections & Theresa May's Possible ResignationMark Sleboda - International Relations & Security Analyst | New President Zelensky and Political Maneuvering in UkraineAlexander Mercouris - Editor-in-Chief at TheDuran.com | European Union Election Predictions & What Happened with George PapadopoulosAnnette Bosworth, MD - Internal Medicine Physician & Author | Meditation: Health Benefits and Why You Should StartWith Lee Stranahan in London, Progressive Political Commentator Jamarl Thomas joins Garland in-studio as the show's guest host for the duration of today's program. Together they discuss issues related to Latin America, China, the United Kingdom, and Ukraine before closing out the show analyzing the fallout from Robert Mueller's investigation. 'Fault Lines' host Lee Stranahan joins the show live from London to report on today's European Union Parliamentary elections. Will UK Prime Minister Theresa May resign in the aftermath of this vote, what is May choosing to do with the small amount of political capital she has remaining, and what have been the major policy issues focused on prior to these elections?As Ukraine's new President Volodymr Zelensky has recently moved into his position, corruption investigations have been opened against his predecessor Petro Poroshenko. International Relations & Security Analyst Mark Sleboda returns to the program to discuss details about these investigations, the various factions currently fighting for power in the Ukrainian political system, and Russia's expectations for their relationship with the new government in Ukraine.Today's European Union Parliamentary elections could mark a turning point for the United Kingdom and its relationship with the other countries in the EU. Alexander Mercouris, Editor-in-Chief at TheDuran.com, joins the show to provide analysis on today's vote, the difference in the interests of the elite political class versus those of ordinary working people, and how George Papadopoulos was manipulated to serve certain narratives surrounding RussiaGate. Is meditation something that you should consider doing to improve your overall health, and could you already be engaged in certain forms of meditation without even knowing it? Internal Medicine Physician Annette Bosworth, aka "Dr. Boz," returns to the show to discuss the impact meditation can have on a person's thought processes, why it can improve brain function, help with anxiety, and what different meditative activities different people might enjoy.

Radio Sweden Daily brings you a roundup of the main news in Sweden on May 23rd 2019. Presenter: Simon Linter Producer: Loukas Christodoulou

Martin and Iain are back in the studio with an Extra special episode on the Swedish European Parliamentary Elections before the big day on Sunday 26th May. The boys giving a run down of the main parties trying to grab one of those important 21 seats Sweden is allocated with in the EU Parliament. Are you confused how the European Parliament works or which party is which, who stands for what? Well, the lads will try and shine some light on the whole thing….  The online Election questionnaire Martin and Iain did on the show can be found here:   https://fluentlyswenglish.podbean.com

EU Election Calls with the Conservatives, Labour and the Lib Dems

Brexit, EU elections and MEPs are all top billing. Lucy Nethsingha, Lib Dem MEP candidate talks Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, Greens vs Lib Dems and the European Parliament. Find Lucy at: @LNethsingha ================================================== Support TUP and gain some cool benefits in the process: Patreon.com/tup Join in the community over on our Facebook group for more discussion: bit.ly/tupgroup Check out our interviews and video content over on YouTube: bit.ly/tupyt And you can also troll us on twitter @TheTUPShow

EU Election calls with Change UK and the Brexit party

As the EU Election clock ticks remorselessly down to zero we’re joined by the New Statesman’s political editor STEPHEN BUSH to survey the campaign so far and predict the upshot. What will Labour’s “all things to everyone” stance to do its vote? How do we fight the Brexit Party’s “all rage, no content’’ politics? Just how screwed are the Conservatives? Why a Farage victory might be a good thing for Remain. And we (try to) answer the only question that matters: who should Remainers vote for? PLUS Why the media’s middle class cringe gets Leave politicians off the hook. A first-ever Brexit football analogy for Remainiacs (plus some shocking anti-Spurs bias) from grieving Arsenal fanatic Stephen Bush. How CHUK failed to a make even a first impression. And why are we ignoring Clarabell who runs a recycling centre in Brighton?“First you create the humiliation. Then you just seed that humiliation and benefit from it. That’s what Farage has always done.”Presented by Dorian Lynskey with Nina Schick and Ian Dunt. Produced by Andrew Harrison. Audio production is by Sophie Black. Recorded by Tom Bullen at Air Edel Studios, London. Remainiacs is a Podmasters production.Get every new episode of Remainiacs a whole day early when you back us on the Patreon crowdfunding platform. You’ll also get our monthly Ask Remainiacs special episode plus smart merchandise, an exclusive weekly column by our panel, and discounts on #RemainiacsLive tickets too. #OwnTheRemoanREMAINIACS.comGet your free download of our theme tune ‘Demon Is A Monster’ by Cornershop. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The EU election is drawing near to decide on which 20 politicians will be representing Swedish political parties in the European Parliament over the next five years and it's time for Swedish and EU citizens living here to make up their minds on who to vote for. In Radio Sweden Weekly, we'll be trying to give you a helping hand - not only on the mechanics of how and where you can vote but we'll also hear from four of the parties' top candidates on why they think you should vote for them. Produced and presented by Dave Russell.

In this week's episode of Brexit: The Final Countdown, host Rebecca Hutson is joined by Brussels correspondent Joe Barnes and news editor Thomas Hunt to unpick the latest developments in the cross party talks between May and Corbyn and hear why unsurprisingly, the EU are getting very excited about the prospect of a softer Brexit. We're also looking forward to the EU elections on the 23rd May, and offer our Brussels some helpful advice - underestimate Farage at your peril! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Radio Sweden brings you a roundup of the main news in Sweden on May 2nd 2019. Presenter: Liv Lewitschnik Producer: Frank Radosevich

New Centrist Party Change UK - The Independent Group have launched their election campaign for the European Parliament. It's not going great with candidates suspended and marketing blunders galore. Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael candidates running for the European Parliament elections in Dublin have discussed a potential vote pact ahead of polls opening in May. On Independent.ie's Floating Voter podcast, Fianna Fáil candidate Barry Andrews says he would be open to a vote pact with former SDLP leader Mark Durkan who is running for Fine Gael. “We'd be open to it if Mark is willing to offer it,” Mr Andrews says. The former minister of State's comments follows Fianna Fáil and the SDLP announcing an all Ireland policy partnership. Mr Durkan did not rule out a vote pact with Mr Andrews but similarly did not say he would open to the offer now that he is running for Fine Gael. Separately, Mr Andrews defends his record as GOAL chief executive and explains why he is going before the electorate again after the hammering he got in the 2011 General Election. Mr Andrews says “a lot has changed” since he left politics and insists he had built up a “bank of experience” after the devastating election for Fianna Fail during the financial crash. Meanwhile, Mr Durkan, who has recently joined Fine Gael, defends his decision to run in the Dublin rather than Northern Ireland now that UK is set to contest the EU elections. The Derry man says he wants to run in Dublin so he can represent citizens across the entire island of Ireland and protect the Good Friday Agreement. He says candidates running in the North may have to contest on a “time limited” and “scope limited” mandate. Mr Durkan also attempts to name the main characters from the hit comedy show The Derry Girls, while Mr Andrews is quizzed on his knowledge of Dublin GAA.

Welcome to the first episode of our new mini-series on women, power and the EU election — a fortnightly spin-off podcast from POLITICO's EU Confidential. Our timing for episode one could hardly be better. EU leaders like Manfred Weber, Frans Timmermans and Margrethe Vestager are clamoring to demand gender parity in EU institutions. In this episode, POLITICO's Lili Bayer speaks with Belgian MEP Maria Arena about the current status of women in politics. At the rate we're going, it would take 107 years to overcome the gap in women’s political representation worldwide. And the situation in Europe isn't much better. We also hear a debate between some of Europe's youngest aspiring female election candidates, including Svenja Hahn, liberal MEP candidate from Germany, Tuulia Pitkänen, socialist MEP candidate from Finland, and Ana Lidia Pereira, who was selected as an MEP candidate this week for her center-right party in Portugal. Look out for our next next episode in a couple of weeks, when we'll feature women who are shaking up Irish politics.

Happy new years you gorgeous souls, on this weeks episode we talk about the upcoming EU Election. WE HAVE A T-SHIRT what a fashionable way to support our podcast We now have a website that you can find here! Feel free to send us an email at PreviouslyInEurope@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @PrevInEurope If you can please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and if you can't do that tell a friend, this stuff really helps us out Also, have you considered Matteo Renzi? And When did Panic! At the Disco become audibly indistinguishable from Maroon 5?! Show Notes: New Year Spectacular Voting is what now? The election is happening in May between the 23rd and 26th. It varies from country to country, but they all use some form of proportional representation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elections_to_the_European_Parliament#Voting_system). Some have national party-lists (which are garbage) and some have big constituencies (Like Ireland, Belgium). Some countries use STV instead of party lists (Like Ireland and Malta). Germany, Italy and Poland use what appears to me to be an intentionally complicated system... Spitzenkandidat? Europe Elects has a well updated list of candidates (https://europeelects.eu/2019spitzenkandidaten/). A party's candidate matters in a similar way to a prime minister candidate, but local politics will be more important in most countries. National parties do campaigning under their own banner usually, not the grouping they fall into in the EU parliament, the effect will vary county to country. Also there's still the looming possibility the Spitzenkandidat of the largest EU party doesn't actually get the commission president job anyway. The Council in theory puts forward commission presidents to the parliament, who have a veto. "Ground Breaking" Outreach The parliament has launched a website (https://what-europe-does-for-me.eu/) to explain why the EU is so cool. For instance if you're someone who "likes shopping online" the EU is totally for you - https://what-europe-does-for-me.eu/en/portal/2/G04 ... Yes this will create an improved voter turnout. The 2014 election had only a turnout of 163,551,013 (42.54%) "Polls are always wrong anyway" There a three great aggregators of polls: https://europeanelectionsstats.eu/ They have a good seat projection based on a combination of national polls and PollofPolls.eu. They also put parties into general buckets of far right, left and moderate https://pollofpolls.eu/EU which has some trend lines based on national polling. They handily show major events on their graphs to explain changes. Along with that they provide analysis Europe Elects (https://europeelects.eu/ep2019/) some nice seat projections based on similar data sources. Their maps are great showing EU party projections by country. General outcome: ALDE up Far right would be up if they all grouped together... but they don't like each other sometimes. S&D will take a hit from losing Labour and not replacing it EPP could see a hit but will almost certainly still "win" the election and probably be in a good place to put Weber up for President of the Commission The polls underestimated the EPP and ALDE in the last election by quite a bit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_European_Parliament_election Macron Who Now? His current popularity means they might get very few MEPs.. so Macron's agenda will probably go nowhere? It depends, if ALDE end up as part of the ruling coalition it might be because of his support - but really anything could happen. En Marche may be a toxic association by May at this rate Don't forget the B word I guess Brexit could just not happen... who knows... that'd really ruin all the hard work people have put into seat projections ##Parties are actually called Groupings but the effective difference is...something Here are the links to each "party" mentioned http://www.guengl.eu/ https://www.greens-efa.eu/en/ https://www.socialistsanddemocrats.eu/ https://alde.eu/en/ https://www.eppgroup.eu/ https://www.ecrgroup.eu/ http://www.efddgroup.eu/ https://www.enfgroup-ep.eu/ ##Things you can do Vote, I mean, yeah. Talk about the election with friends and families Talk to non-native EU-immigrant friends, make sure they know they can vote and how to do so, help them with translations and government bureaucracy if they have trouble with the local language. Do your research and join and volunteer with a national party you support

Previously in Europe, Hugh. This week Ciarán has a solo episode where I take a look at European parliament projections and what nonsense might befall us come 2019. We now have a website that you can find here! Feel free to send us an email at PreviouslyInEurope@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @PrevInEurope If you can please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and if you can't do that tell a friend, this stuff really helps us out Also have you considered Matteo Renzi?

On this fortnights episode of the Fresh Brew podcast, we discuss Russia, China, and the Geopolitical Shift, and the Ukraine and EU Election fallout. Plus the LGBT and Conspiracy news, and Chris shares his views on UKIP's political standing. Get in touch with the show, tweet your message to @LennieAuckland. Host: Lennie Auckland. Producer: Matt Auckland.