Political party bans
This briefing examines the theoretical and legal foundations of party bans, their implementation in EU Member States, and international recommendations concerning this measure.
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This briefing examines the theoretical and legal foundations of party bans, their implementation in EU Member States, and international recommendations concerning this measure.
This briefing examines the theoretical and legal foundations of party bans, their implementation in EU Member States, and international recommendations concerning this measure.
This briefing examines the theoretical and legal foundations of party bans, their implementation in EU Member States, and international recommendations concerning this measure.
This briefing examines the theoretical and legal foundations of party bans, their implementation in EU Member States, and international recommendations concerning this measure.
This briefing examines the theoretical and legal foundations of party bans, their implementation in EU Member States, and international recommendations concerning this measure.
Term limits define the number of mandates an individual may serve in a given public office. Term limits are most often associated with executive roles, such as president of a country, prime minister, minister, or mayor, particularly at the subnational and local level. By contrast, legislative offices, including national parliamentary mandates, are rarely subject to such restrictions.
Security is the basis for the European way of life. While the challenges of achieving and maintaining security have always been present, in recent years the security situation in the EU has become increasingly complex.
The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), the main investment tool under the Next Generation EU (NGEU) recovery instrument, has a total financial envelope of €650 billion (comprising €359 billion in grants and €291 billion in loans).
This briefing provides an overview of the main components of the proposed long-term EU budget for the years 2028 to 2034. It also provides an initial comparison with the current budget framework for 2021-2027, focusing on commitment appropriations.
The Council of the European Union – often referred to as the Council of Ministers, or simply the Council – forms one part of the legislature and the budgetary authority of the Union.