The European Union is preparing for a potential nightmare scenario - a eurosceptic France. A victory by the National Rally party could hinder the bloc's ability to make decisions and raise questions about France's role in the EU. After the National Rally party achieved a resounding victory in the European elections and French President dissolved parliament, Marine Le Pen, the party's long-time leader, made it clear that they are ready to take power if the people desire it. This victory for patriotic movements is seen as a significant moment in history, according to Le Pen. The possibility of a far-right victory in France has raised concerns within the EU about the potential damage it could cause. The outcome of such an event could have far-reaching implications for the future of the European Union.

Following the conclusion of polling in Europe, political parties in the European Parliament are looking to solidify existing alliances and establish new ones. Most parties in the European Parliament form alliances with others who share similar ideologies, creating larger groups. The upcoming elections are expected to bring significant changes to the political landscape of the parliament. There is a projected increase in support for hard-right parties, which is likely to bolster nationalist and far-right groups within the parliament.

European elections are currently underway, with Dutch voters heading to the polls as part of a four-day, 27-country ballot to select Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). The voting process began on Thursday and will continue until Sunday. This Sunday, Austrians will also participate in the elections to elect 20 members of the European Parliament. The far-right Freedom Party is currently leading in opinion polls, with approximately 29% of the support. The European elections are a significant event that will shape the future of the European Union. Stay tuned for updates on the election results and the impact they will have on the political landscape of Europe.