Ursula von der Leyen has lost Europe’s trust. She doesn’t deserve a second term
THE GUARDIAN – Alberto Alemanno argues that MEPs should not reelect Ursula von der Leyen for a second mandate as President of the European Commission.
EU elections
The most confusing elections of all time?
THE EUROPEANS – Alberto Alemanno discusses the upcoming EU elections.
Unpacking the EU election results: ‘Europe is an afterthought’
THE PARLIAMENT – Alberto Alemanno discusses the EU election results in an interview.
EU elections: earthquake in France and a rightward policy lurch? Our panel responds
THE GUARDIAN – Alberto Alemanno analyses the results of the EU elections and their consequences.
« Une bonne performance électorale de l’extrême droite pourrait contrarier l’essence même du projet européen »
LE MONDE – Alberto Alemanno analyses the impact of reinforced far-right parties at the EU Parliament after the EU elections.
Alberto Alemanno : “Le discours alarmiste de Macron sur l’état de l’Europe est contre-productif”
L’EXPRESS – Alberto Alemanno discusses the upcoming elections to the European Parliament in an interview.
What the EU elections will — and won’t — tell us about the future of Europe
CNBC – Ahead of this year’s EU elections, Macron finds himself fighting the nationalist and Euroskeptic party of Marine Le Pen once again. In Italy, the elections will be a test on the anti-establishment coalition government, which has been in power for roughly a year.
There are 17 million mobile EU citizens. We deserve a political voice
THE GUARDIAN – Those of us who reside in another member state live more ‘European’ lives than anyone. Yet we feel disenfranchised.
How to bridge the gap between Europe’s streets and Brussels’ corridors
EURONEWS – Professor Alberto Alemanno from HEC Paris answers Euronews’ questions on the health of the European Union and potential consequences of next year’s European elections.
Europe Up for Grabs: The Looming Battle Lines of the 2019 European Parliament Elections
CARNEGIE EUROPE – A new wave of pan-European parties and movements could profoundly shake up and further polarize EU politics ahead of the 2019 European Parliament elections.