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Parliament split on EU climate rules opens way for conservative deal with far right

Summary by Politico Europe
Left-leaning lawmakers' call for stronger carbon market could push pro-business conservatives to the far right.

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The left-wing groups in the European Parliament have announced that they will oppose the European Commission's proposal to relax the carbon tax system (ETS), which could lead Conservative parliamentarians to vote alongside those considered to be extreme right, to block the initiative of the Socialists and Greens. Socialists and Democrats, Greens (left) [...] The Article European Parliament's Fracture on Climate Policy could widen the gap between…

The European Parliament's largest political groups are divided over the future of the EU's carbon market, with the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) looking to the far-right to ease climate rules.

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Politico Europe broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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