Renew Europe
Coverage of Renew Europe in the Nexus archive.
- 5 midterm reshuffle headaches MEPs can’t escape this summer
EU lawmakers face political challenges during summer recess, including negotiations over Roberta Metsola's potential re-election as Parliament president and distribution of key roles like vice-presidencies and committee chairmanships. The European People’s Party (EPP) and Socialists are at odds over an unpublished agreement, while right-wing and far-right groups may gain influence.
- Winners and losers of European liberals’ big bash
The Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) held its 50th anniversary congress in Vienna, focusing on challenges from the far-right surge and EU reforms. Valérie Hayer of Renew Europe and Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten were highlighted as key figures, with Jetten celebrated for his party's election victory and progressive policies.
- Metsola to rule on complaints about hate speech following deportations vote
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola must decide whether to sanction two MEPs accused of hate speech after a vote on EU migration rules. Valérie Hayer from Renew Europe and Swedish MEP Abir Al-Sahlani filed complaints against Danish MEP Kristoffer Storm and Finnish MEP Sebastian Tynkkynen, who are accused of racist remarks following a contentious vote on deportations.
- Czech lawmaker poised to join ECR in EU Parliament
Czech MEP Nikola Bartůšek is set to join the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group in the EU Parliament, solidifying ECR as the fourth-largest group with 82 seats. The move aligns with political groups preparing for a mid-term reshuffle in 2027, where key positions including the European Parliament president will be contested.
- Midterms: Italian VP quits Socialists in European Parliament
An Italian vice-president resigns from the Socialists in the European Parliament and is expected to join Renew Europe following months of tensions with Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein.