European election campaign and far-right parties
German Chancellor warns against seeking support from far-right parties in European election campaign, emphasizing the need for a presidency of the European Commission based on traditional parties' support.
Key Points
- German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warns against seeking support from far-right parties in the European election campaign.
- Emphasis on the need for the next president of the European Commission to have the support of traditional political groupings.
- Concern over ambiguity in political statements and potential impact on the future of Europe.
Pros
- Highlighting the importance of not relying on far-right parties for support in the European Commission.
Cons
- Potential challenges in forming the next European Commission if far-right parties gain significant support.