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With the renewal of the EU’s leadership after June's European elections and the upcoming African Union-European Union summit next year, there is a critical opportunity to scale up action towards fighting hunger, with transparent policies and truly civil society involvement, over political and economic interests.
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A tilt to the right within the European Parliament will complicate consensus-building and the adoption of EU laws. But which files are likely to face resistance in a more rightwing chamber? 
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