The new European Parliament, elected in June 2024, has shifted further to the right, with conservative and nationalist parties gaining ground and forming two new groups — Patriots for Europe (PfE) and Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN).

Since taking office, the new parliament has voted on at least 14 resolutions concerning Russia and Ukraine — an early test of how its fresh line-up approaches foreign policy.

Drawing on these voting records, EUobserver and Novaya Gazeta Europe are releasing an updated ranking of the most pro-Kremlin parties and MEPs.

Note# The wiki for euobserver, states they were founded as an euro skeptical organisation but have developed into reliable in-depth journalism it seems

  • A_norny_mousse@feddit.org
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    19 days ago

    There’s plenty of graphs like this one

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    and they’re all labeled “Votes on resolutions related to Russia” or some such and I just don’t understand what that’s supposed to mean. Any resolution related to Russia could be pro Kremlin or anti Kremlin. Judging from the votes they’re all anti Kremlin I guess? The article doesn’t clarify.

    Even so, it’s weird that these days it’s taken for granted that far-right is generally pro Kremlin.

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      19 days ago

      In an ealier paragraph they spoke about" a group of MEPs consistently voted against resolutions condemning Moscow or supporting Kyiv." But yes, it’s not 100% clear without a name to the graph.

      Also ESN wiki Ideologies; Ultranationalism, Ultraconservatism Right-wing populism, Hard Euroscepticism, and Neo-fascism.