Now playing Next Europe News EU elections: Slovakian poll stays open late; Latvia, Malta closed Slovakia, Latvia and the smallest EU member Malta opened their polls on the third day of elections. In the afternoon the crucial Italian vote got underway, with prime minister Giorgia Meloni and her right-wing Brothers of Italy party hoping to cement their position as powerbroker in Brussels. 08/06/2024
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Now playing Next Europe News EU elections: All you need to know about what's at stake in France As 50 million people are expected to cast their ballot for the EU election, we break down what's at stake for the vote in France. 06/06/2024