As the Europe elections of 2024 are already looming, the centre-right must use the opportunity to rethink its model or risk marginalisation. Because its electoral base is steadily crumbling.
Yet, a new block can be formed around a clearer conservative principle, coalescing three like-minded groups currently not talking to each other: Christian-Democratic voters, pro-innovation Greens, and new immigrant communities.
The observation is commonplace: a strong populist right carryi...
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Michael Benhamou is research associate at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies, the think tank of the centre-right European People's Party.