From the 23-26 May 2019, Europeans in 28 countries elected a new European Parliament for a five-year term. The first results confirm expectations of a more fragmented European Parliament (EP), with losses for the traditional pro-EU groups and gains for the Eurosceptics and populist parties, although more limited than foreseen.
But what are these new parties, and how will their policies affect citizens and business across the EU?
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