BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In the diplomatic parlour games popular in Brussels, few issues are generating more gossip or being talked about more animatedly than next year's elections to the European Parliament.
They may be 11 months away, but anyone following European affairs closely knows the vote has the potential to shake the ground under the political establishment and bring about a fundamental shift in the balance of power in Europe.
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