EU Elections
EU citizens go to the polls
From 6 to 9 June 2024, EU citizens voted to elect their national representatives to the European Parliament. Covering this key political event in EU affairs, the European Newsroom (enr) provides verified, independent and reliable content produced by the news agencies involved in the project. Unlike national media, the enr’s content on the EU elections offers a comprehensive European view and includes different country perspectives.
The enr will produce and disseminate content about central themes that play a role in the electoral process and the outcome of the EU-wide elections. Audiences can access text, images, video, interactive graphics and other multimedia content. Combined with the enr’s Key Stories and Europe in brief articles, which are jointly produced by the participating agencies, the enr’s coverage will inform continuously and comprehensively about the elections and these central themes.
Around 370 million voters in the 27 member states of the European Union will decide on the future composition of the tenth European Parliament. Our interactive graphics show real-time results and background information.
The enr’s EU elections content is available in English, German, French and Spanish.
EU Elections Spotlight
Disinformation in Europe
Disinformation in Europe
Gen Z going to the EU ballots
Gen Z going to the EU ballots
Anti-EU currents
Anti-EU currents
The EU after the European elections
The EU after the European elections
Meet the new European Commission (2024-2029)
Meet the new European Commission (2024-2029)
EU Commission von der Leyen II: 100 days and counting
EU Commission von der Leyen II: 100 days and counting
Key Stories
Europe on the sidelines? EU seeks stronger role in the future of Gaza
Public opinion and NGOs are pushing for a more principled and assertive EU stance in Gaza, but the bloc’s effectiveness will depend on its ability to overcome internal obstacles and translate rhetoric into concrete action.
Privacy vs. child protection: EU’s “chat control” plans split member states
Why oppose plans to protect children from sexual abuse online? The EU’s CSAR regulation seems dead in the water for now. Opponents cite privacy concerns.
What will change with the introduction of the new EU Entry/Exit border system?
The new border controls have been nearly ten years in the making, but there are concerns that their introduction could lead to delays for travellers.
EFJ president calls for action as European media freedom faces mounting threats
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) issued an urgent call for action to safeguard media freedom across Europe, citing persistent threats from political interference, legal harassment through SLAPP lawsuits, and direct attacks on journalists.