The EU Election Results Explained 

what happens to AfD, they got seats i dont think they will just sit in non alligned

CIA lost ,losing grip on their vassal states .They know they can't survive as CIA ' pets now .

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Your designations of political positions of each group tells alot about your political bias.

@@luisantos1996 in what way?

Germany the type of country to make all the worst decisions.

The green party is just showing what they actually are, a bunch of useless trashcans.

Not going for modern, innovative nuclear solutions as much as possible while simultaneously strengthening regenerative energies was one of the stupidest decisions that they made. Ignoring the fact that the original nuclear sentiments in the 80's were blown out of proportion, nobody was arguing for 70-year-old reactor designs. Material science alone made so many discoveries, improvements over that time, that completely different solutions would be available, if there was only the will.

​@@markus.schieferA modern day reactor has gazillion failsafe measures but most people are REALLY uneducated on the topic and their entire argument is Chernobyl happened!!! or something similar.

​@@ross_boss tbh, I hear more often people having concerns about the storage of nuclear waste then the security of nuclear plants.

The AfD was actually kicked out of ID, so at a minimum they're stuck as independent.

Smer is a "social democratic" party with conservative opinions, they claim to be left-wing, but they don't act like that

Letz Go MACRON 🇨🇳

Yeaaaah. Forgot.

​@@alanphelan9108 if you wanted to say something make sure to actually say it

You’re kidding, right? Watch it again. Which parties does the video link to? Which parties does it symp for? Which negative results does it spin? Get real.

lack of bias ? where?

Except the dna harvesting add that can be used for biological wep on s.

Unbiased ? He doesn’t even discuss what the biggest winner group stands for…agree to disagree this video is definitely biased..nice try tho!👍

😂😂

@@marie-joselinebagarirayose2817 we lost

Yes, like promised ;)

Which is a good thing. EU works despite what narrow focuses people say. But the EU should stay focused on EU leveled issues. Not what is happening in countries.

EU in its core is not bad, what's bad is when it tries to dictate the politics of every country. France and Germany should have no say in Poland's migration politics

​@@MrRono19yeah, but if a country breaks the rule of law and oligarchs steal EU funds, then it is an EU level issue. I'm from Hungary and I can't wait for our national elections in early 2026.

@@dzeklakovic7568 EU in it's core is communist, noit even socialist. You find it not bad?

@@zdrowamoc3325 im sorry but that statement is so mindboggling that it physically pains me to read. How is the EU, an optional federation level economical and semi-political union of different countries, anything close to communism? And please specify what kind of communism, stalinism is no more communism that maoism, but they originate from communist parties or use communist propaganda to appeal to workers.

Wonder if the current record for not having a new govt. will be broken....

@@vrenak i doubt it but it is Belgium after all...

Even this phrasing is still somewhat misleading. He didn't resign at all. You could say he was just not re-elected. But considering Belgium has coalition governments it is technically still possible that he remains in power. Confusion may have come from the fact that the leader of the prime ministers party (openVLD) did resign. It's common that a prime minister would be leader of his party.

"Lopende zaken" meaning current affairs for all those wondering

@@KoenDeVoegt It is protocol that a prime minister goes to the king to resign after an election, no matter the result.

😮 Wow

really no political spin, how can really someone not have political bias?

​@@luisantos1996People of God. No true religious person is political

@@ls200076 can you elaborate

​@@ls200076Please define "true religious person"

An all round catastrophe you mean, on both home and domestic fronts. He dismantled France’s diplomatic service and is behaving like a one man know it all. Neocon pawn Macron has betrayed France and sold out to the US neocon regime’s « Empire of Lies ». He is beyond unpopular. He’s finished. Leaving debt, disaster and totally misguided foreign policy damage behind. Another U.S. neocon « young leader » appointee. Non merci 🙌🤦🏻👎

if the french will like le pen like the italians like meloni, damn...

Macron is calling the people's bluff. The French love to virtue vote when the result doesn't really matter (because lets be real, EU-wide voting doesn't matter and there's a reason why participation rates are so low - it's because they clam all these different parties into the same box, they first make sacrifices within the box and then within the larger bowl thereafter, netting nothing).

@@Qnexus7 Le Pen is quite Russian-friendly though, unlike Meloni.

So helping to start WW3 is ok???😂😂😂

Typical Macron. 😑 How does he plan to decide anything with the parliament so against him? France doesn't make sense, at least in Italy you basically cannot rule without the parliament support.

Oh thank god, I really thought he would lose against Le Pen now o.o but it still seems so risky, surely the parliament will be worse for him? But the way he raised the age of retirement, he is probably done in the next election :D Hope he doesn't even try and there will be another non-right candidate against Le Pen.

@@dagerry personally, I don’t think Lepens party will do as well in the parliamentary elections. I’m hoping it will be a wake up call to the younger people who didn’t vote, and whilst I can’t make it to the first round of voting on the 30th June, I will certainly be there for the second round on the 7th July. I personally think this is a good thing, the responsibilities will not be entirely on macron now and the moaning that lepen did during parliament at macrons lack of action, will then be partially her parties fault.

@@dagerry It's not Le Pen anymore, it's Jordan Bardella that is the head of the RN.

Don't underestimate their ability to cheat to stay in power.

be easy on him, he clearly didn't sleep last night making this video

I guess math isn't his strong suit haha

@@kw2142 true!

You are right. Will create a pinned comment. Thank you. And yes it was definitely due to lack of sleep

Yes but if all the far right wingers and not aligned far right were to put in one group they could compete for the first position.....The far right has an ideology have the numbers.... If they collaborate.... If this was a normal country where right and left exists and not the establishment and the others..... The right would clearly dominate.

2 hours 🙏

​​@@EUMadeSimple Is that why 72+58=140? My calculator seems to disagree 😂... Take some rest, you deserved it today

​@@fakestiv They've put a load of high quality content out in a really short space of time given how recent the elections were. A maths error can easily be forgiven. Its minor and doesn't change the real meaning of what is said.

@@davidjennings2179 It's not THAT minor, but I did say the rest was well deserved

@@fakestiv you are right :) I was doing that math at 4am haha. Sorry and updated my sticky. Thanks for watchign nonetheless.

In Portugal too, only 36% of the population voted

Low participation usually happens when people feel like they have no good options. Maybe the options they had to choose from were all bad?

In Italy 49,7%

In the netherlands only 46% 😮

Still more than ever before, so I guess that's a plus.

Getting a little ahead of yourself aren't you? Lol

in time? To like, the '40s?

@@alexandruantonio2243 that would be great, not yet enough

@@alexandruantonio2243 We are so back ✋🏻

​@@Cossen09 Tell me you are 13 without telling me you are 13

if your choice was right you made a right choice

​@@0ptic0p22we'll see, we'll see.

not far-right just right.

Better to be right than wrong

@@666j1so you voted fake right

He could have been reelected, but he resigned

@@alexcasanova15 the belgian prime minster is never elected, he is appointed by the parties that form a government. Usually this is the leader of the biggest party, but De Croo was from the 3rd party during his tenure

Yeah but that’s Austria. No one cares what happens there.

They probably did well not because of their policies but because of the fear of the far right, most of the public don't want things being turned upside down, which if too many of the far right got into power, it would probably do, most want stability and a better quality of life. Basically, the problem is with the far right is that a lot of their support is from protest voters that are angry at mainstream parties, their policies are not really that strong in many areas and it would be reckless to give them too much power without a fleshed out agenda on policies across the board. With that said, some of the far right parties have been given a chance of more power, if they mess that up with too many radical policies, they can quickly get wiped out by the voters on the next election or the one after, it's the reason why so many of the radical parties, tone down there policies as they get close or in power, they want to appeal to a wider voters base and radical policies rarely does that, and it's also why centre parties are so successful, they are more willing to compromise, to listen to more concerns across the political landscape and are more likely to be willing to work with other parties to get things done. In other words, the far right have got their chance, let's see how they do with real policies, because voters have given them a chance, but they won't wait long before they turn on them, especially if they mess up with some policies and because of that, I suspect many of them will tone things down to try and build on there success, just like many others across Europe have already done, basically, they've been given a taste of power, they'll be on edge now in not wanting to mess that up.

But CDU in Germany is strong, my home Poland's ruling Civic Platform is also having a good time, winning with the biggest Law and Justice party and getting not 18 as was said on the video, but 21 seats (+2 more from allied PSL).

@@paul1979uk2000 The far left had their turn and wasted it

The Austrian chancellor said poor kids should eat McDonald's food cause it's cheap. If you're that ignorant, you lose

Yes.

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Yes.

Yes

Thanks guys

Why? This wasn't a big win by any means whatsoever. Whatever policies, the minority right passes, if they do pass any, will fail within 4 years. Right wing is about quick policy not long term. It won't last.

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Thanks Kim. Also for being such a loyal watcher 🙏

@@EUMadeSimple Always 🇪🇺❤

since the far right won you get can be deported your ass back home and vote in your shit instead of polluting other countries with your bs

Democracy, in the basic meaning ( the choice of the people, whatever its brain could imagine ) is perhaps a bad wish after all. It leads to fascism in the long run.

You are completely correct. In my country(hungary) as well, a lot of people dont even know what eu political group their party will join. It's crazy.

Thats a cope because your group lost

Well, you take Spain as a reference that to my knowledge is one of the worst case scenarios. I do not deny the general tendency of national matters playing a large role, but after living 18 months in Germany I feel the EU wide issues are much more significant in the daily discussions here. I presume you'll feel the same in the Netherlands

In which Cointry did you Vote ? I was an Election Helper in Germany and we did everthing very meiticilous und there where no Incidents.

​@@MrHamsterbacke123same in Slovakia, except some drunk people, but that's common

@@MrHamsterbacke123 i am italian...

​@@Autoblindo_Sabauda RIP

Davvero??? Annamo bene 😂😂

Voter fraud? Or swedes really that suicidal?

Unbelievable! Sweden is a mess because of mass migration. How could they still vote left?!

Yes, far right according to the mainstream media, but only commonsense. The far right is right far..

Far right... You mean anything right of the bolsheviks. I thought Sweden had woken up... Seems they prefer to be suicidal

​@FrankyS74 cry louder

The peasants are revolting xD

@@dzeklakovic7568 revolt how? the extreme right can't do sht. they're too small. Imagine Romanian and Hungarian right wingers voting for the same thing, or Baltic Right Wingers supporting AFD's policies lol.

​@@dzeklakovic7568not as revolting as their overlords and their lackeys

If the peasantry are voting Consevative, I'd say the peasantry are pretty dumb

None, they just don’t attend group meetings and such. There is no consequence to voting.

@@Tannhsr Thanks. What about funding? Do the blocs share financial resources?

@@giorgioortiz They do pool resources in a manner yes, like people that are doing research to underpin their proposals, also the bigger groups are the ones interest groups will approach.

@@Tannhsr So if ECR + ID + the votes of AFD come together they are a force to be reckoned with yes??

its a shame the AfD was kicked out the group..

All of those parties are made up of many smaller parties operating under the same umbrella. They have to fight just to get everyone in alignment. The fewer overall member in parliament that they have and the fewer allies they have in other parties means the weaker they are on the larger scale.

FF are in EPP and FG are in S&D. Labour are in the Left. The independents will be non aligned.

Yeah why would a country put itself first It's truly a mystery.

@@pinkdiamond1847 I mean my real question is why we couldn't do both at the same time. Anyway, we've gotten around to it now at least.

It is in the green group

​@@hjvdd not in the video

Previously had 1 seat, from germany. Now won 2 from NL en 3 from DE, so +4

@@ibecomhaire8724 i know but volt is in the green group

Pretty well, like mentioned above they won 4 seats.

The European Parliament is made up of 705 Members elected in the 27 Member States of the enlarged European Union. 6:39

Each country decides on the form its election will take, but must guarantee equality of the sexes and a secret ballot. EU elections are by proportional representation. Voting age is set at 16 in Austria, Belgium, Germany and Malta, 17 in Greece, and 18 in the remaining Member States. Seats are allocated on the basis of population of each Member State. [European Parliament]

Since 1979 MEPs have been elected by direct universal suffrage for a five-year period. 6:59

He has resigned

@@quillo2747 show me the Belgian news articles then, if you can.

Wat betekent onslagnemend in deze context? Ben geen Belg en geloof niet dat onslagnemend een gebruikelijk woord is hier. Maar vraag me af wat onslagnemend kan betekenen buiten iemand die opstapt.

​@@axMf3qTI Dat betekent dat de huidige regering in lopende zaken gaat terwijl een nieuwe wordt gevormd. Om verwarring te vermijden tussen de oude en de nieuwe regering wordt die eerste soms als "ontslagnemend" aangeduid. Vaak ook als "de regering van/in lopende zaken".

He has offered the resignation of his governement to the King, as is constitutional. This government will stay in power with limited competencies while a new governement is formed. "He has resigned" sounds as if only the PM has quit, and immediately so.

if they cant work togheter it wont change anything

it already has on foreign policy and movement of people. Immigration and deportation will be the main focus in coming months. France, Netherlands and even UK which is no longer EU have made radical changes to their schemes even prior to election. It's as though they already had an idea of the results or did it to secure votes

"the world would be a better place if everyone was just like me 🤓👆"

worth???😂😂😂. Use another language to write your comment, your English language level doesn’t pass basic preschool standards

I’m afraid you’re right ☹️

Compared to last time, the right won, especially the far right. You may say the center right (EPP) won, but consider ID's gain of 9 seats is without AfD which I suppose has also gained more seats than 8 years ago. In other words, the genuine right wing won if you consider the unaffiliated too.

It's true. EU Parliament is a powerless institution and a mockery of democracy, like all those corrupted MEP's who are playing democracy there.

@@Hardcore_Remixer The right may have won but will it be enough for change?

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I've always wanted to be involved for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me. Although I have watched a lot of RU-vid videos about it but I still find it hard to understand

He did a video on all political parties explaining their ideas just before these elections

That's cause none of the parties represented Greeks, όλα τα κόμματα είναι δεκανίκια της ΝΔ

Lol nice catch 💀

They never had a chance to govern so how could someone got tired of them? 😅

@@davidalmeida2991by their policies they are known. Look to what bills and regulations they sponsored.

@@davidalmeida2991 noone really had a fair shot at governing as there are always minorities in opposition that oppose legislation. It's not so much what they did, but what all they do not allow to pass.

​@davidalmeida2991 thank God for that. Their influence on the moderates was enough to feed the biggest brain worm Europe has ever had. The far left are by far alot worse than the far right because they are not 'checked' by the media. We don't need ideologes, we need people to do a job as requested by US.

I spotted a few wrong logos, so maybe he used a wrong logo for them.

Yes, Vänsterpartiet's logo was missing from the Left group. Also in the video he said that the German Die Linke with 2 seats was the 3rd largest party in the Left group, but the Finnish Left Alliance (Vas.) won 3 seats. Swedish Vänsterpartiet also have 2 seats.

Yup. I saw that, too.

Why would you? the right has won many seats ( i think ) 👍🙂

And love of country and culture will restore what was lost.

Good thing that I love my country and nation.

So we have noticed

@@hismajesty6272 love for your country and culture? you sound like a propaganda poster

@@duckface81 You might as well hate yourself too, if you think you shouldn't love your country and culture.

by refusing the right's bullshit and seeing them for what they are

@@duckface81 The only bullshit and tyranny is coming from radical Left liberal fascists. The right believes in individual sovereignty and freedom of expression, whereas the Marxist left is racists, hateful, and wants collectivism and censorship. F*ck the Nazi Left.

@@duckface81 no what he means is how can you vote left after seeing the disastrous policies not bearing any fruit last many years and the economy heading towards a crash. The green policies are choking the farmers, the climate policies levy more taxes. The immigration is draining social benefits and increasing crime and violence. I do not know if you notice whenever world going through crap, its a trend that right always wins in those periods in order to fix the mistakes of the left policies as they do not think in economic terms. If you are a parent at this time and you voted left, you failed as a parent.

Left wing politics mean the end of the world.

Ah yes, the right, so famous for their fight against companies.

People voted more in the right, which sides woth corporations

people vote elitists to fight against elitist. they're played in the cross fire by demagogues.

🤣

​@@thekingoflordagames3517Because it's totally not like the Left cares about the common man anymore.

Terrifying to who? I voted „far right“, and I'm pretty happy with the results, but I hope we get a lot more next time.

@@poweepiureq3700 Obviously you're happy with it. I'm saying I am terrified because of the racist, short sighted, euro sceptic, small government ideas that the right has. Fascism infiltrates the right much better then it does the left.

@@tomatoheadfd Well, when you label anything right of Stalin as „far-right“, of course, you'll be always scared. Small government and individual freedom are not extremist ideas. Putting people in debt and flooding Europe with criminals is extremist. It is natural for every nation to care about its own people who helped create it.

@@poweepiureq3700 You literally just called anyone not native to Europe Criminals, or predominantly criminals. The right is inherently flawed because it's stagnant. Slavery wasn't removed by the right. Gay marriage wasn't legalised by the right. Workers rights wasn't championed by the right. You like things done with a light touch and small government. Aka you want to let capitalism run wild and have people who are less fortunate or lucky suffer. You think some people have to be winners and some have to be losers. But that doesn't mean we as the left shouldn't try to create as few losers as possible by introducing a living wage minimum wage. Good healthcare and supporting democratic governments such as Ukraine in their fight against tyranny.

@@tomatoheadfdlol what? Most those things were introduced by the supreme courts not by voting. Conservatism is a mainstay in nearly every country because when you are old or have a family you want to conserve it not push for scary changes…

And 3 seats in Germany! 🥳💜

How about the other countries? Could not find any info about it

Yeah, usually the turnout in the EU election is half or just 1/3 of the national election turnout - which kind of brings out the most fanatical and involved voters that therefore skew the results differently from national results. In the EU election people also feel much less loyal to their national parties because less is at stake and many other parties might actually have a EU platform that speaks to voters more compared to where they stand in national policies. So people shift party or just focus on one issue more.

that's also show trends

@@spaencerable My man, it's normal, give 5-10 years and the left switch place with the right, it was always like this, a constant switch between left and right. Both corrupt and inept, it's the cycle.

@@Real_MrDev Sssssh, the right vs. left narrative is the last real tool they have to control us all.

​@@Real_MrDevthats good to hear honestly.

They are both center right populists who do nothing alligned with their party doctrine the socialists are not socialists ( thank God ) and the PNL hasnt been national liberal since 1937 😂 it had a chance to be again in the 1990s but the commies made sure to ruin any old 1930s leadership fixing the party