It was interesting to read that the (some?) projects were under “shared management”. If I understood correctly, it means that the national authorities in the concerned member states are actually responsible for upholding fundamental rights in these projects?
My thoughts exactly. The title is almost comically misleading. But I was impressed when I saw that they dedicated an entire section of their article to actually explain that shifting to other modes of transport is several times more effective than fleet electrification.
Sure, but then they will first have to elect representatives to parliament who will make it legal to become president even if you are corrupt. It is of course not possible to first choose representatives in parliament that make it illegal to become president if you are corrupt and then choose a corrupt president.
How bad is this from an international perspective? Will there be Orban-style EU obstruction? Is he a Putin appeaser?