Edouard Gaudot

1 month ago | greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Wolfgang Munchau |Edouard Gaudot |Nora Hamadi |Carrie Hamilton

Under Robert Habeck’s leadership, the Greens took a realist and pragmatic turn, doing away with deep-seated illusions in German politics and building bridges beyond old ideological divides. But this approach did not resonate sufficiently with a polarised electorate. What vision and policies will it take to regain trust and centrality?

Dec 3, 2024 | greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Edouard Gaudot |Raluca Besliu |Filipe Henriques |Séverine Sajous

Desde su llegada al poder en 2019, Kais Saied ha reforzado su control sobre las instituciones tunecinas y ha dado marcha atrás en las reformas democráticas vinculadas a la Primavera Árabe. Su popularidad se alimenta del resentimiento contra los migrantes subsaharianos, las élites y la injerencia extranjera. La UE, deseosa de frenar la inmigración y desarrollar la energía verde, hace la vista gorda ante los abusos de Saied.

Jul 26, 2024 | greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Filipe Henriques |Sien Hasker |Edouard Gaudot |Nora Hamadi

What France has experienced in the past months is nothing short of a political roller coaster: following the European elections which saw the far-right decimate opponents, left-wing forces defied expectations in national polls to form the largest political block domestically. Despite this strong showing, however, the French progressives are in a weaker position than ever before, due largely to a growing rift between politicians and their electorate. An interview with Nora Hamadi.

Jul 16, 2024 | greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Simon Holmes |Raluca Besliu |Edouard Gaudot

From a raging pandemic to war on its doorstep, the EU has experienced multiple costly crises over the past few years. As the economy has taken a hit, the green transition has lost impetus in the public debate, and competitiveness has dominated the conversation instead. But can competition policy actually help the EU achieve its sustainability targets? As the dust of the European elections is slowly settling on the continental right-wing drift, the fate of the Green Deal haunts the EU conversation.

Jul 11, 2024 | nouvelobs.com | Edouard Gaudot

Publié le 11 juillet 2024 à 17h41 Google Actualités Saisir ici votre nom Adresse email des ou du destinataire Votre message Temps de lecture : 3 min. En accès libre Il appartient au Nouveau Front populaire de conduire la politique de la nation en se gardant de négliger le vote de l’autre bord de l’« arc républicain ». L’objectif commun doit être de faire reculer l’extrême droite.