The non-attached MEPs in the European Parliament, a mix of radicals from left and right, challenge mainstream parties' policies on Russia, the Green Deal, and enlargement, disrupting coalition formation.
The surge of unconventional parties in the EU Parliament, totaling 100 MEPs, introduces challenges in consensus-building and may force mainstream parties to shift ideologically to accommodate or counter fringe groups.
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