In the latest edition of Brussels, my love?, the spotlight is on the new and familiar faces entering the European Parliament. Guests include Isabella Lövin, a Swedish MEP from the Greens, Fidias Panayiotou, an independent MEP from Cyprus, and Sigrid Friis, a lawmaker from Renew Europe. Broadcasting from the European Parliament in Strasbourg, the MEPs share their hopes for the next five years.
Fidias, a 24-year-old YouTuber turned politician, admitted his lack of political experience but expressed his focus on education, creating content for his millions of followers and even hitchhiking from Brussels to France. Sigrid Friis, a 29-year-old lawmaker from Denmark, is determined to fight climate change by stopping the import of Russian gas and oil into the European energy system while ensuring competitiveness.
Isabella Lövin, Sweden’s former climate minister and MEP for the second time, emphasized the importance of moving forward with green policies, citing the popularity of the Greens in her country and industry support for climate targets. She highlighted the significance of the EU in the face of uncertain global events, such as the upcoming elections in the US.
The MEPs’ discussions on understanding the European Union, fighting climate change, and promoting green policies demonstrate their commitment to making a positive impact in the Parliament. Viewers can watch “Brussels, my love?” for more insights into the goals and aspirations of these MEPs as they begin their work in shaping the future of Europe.
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