Europe’s 2027 elections will show if the EU dares to call out US interference

What the string of elections Europe faces in 2027, from France to Greece, demands is a crystal-clear conceptualisation of foreign interference, stated without qualification: the illegitimate manipulation of a member state’s democratic processes is unacceptable, whether it emanates from a hostile state or a presumed ally.

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Europe’s 2027 elections will show if the EU dares to call out US interference

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