The EU is one of the most polycentric political entities, still capable of creating laws. That in itself is quite against fascist ways of doing things. It also means, that all of what you mentioned here has supporters but also faces strong oppositions by parts. The main pushers are in the national capitals, the Commission is complicit, the European Parliament is, as could be expected largely torn by party affiliation and the court of the European Union is pretty strongly opposed in general.
In the end it comes down to the voters. Contrary to the claims of some, we actually do have a choice to vote the fascists in power or keep them away from it.
The EU is one of the most polycentric political entities, still capable of creating laws. That in itself is quite against fascist ways of doing things. It also means, that all of what you mentioned here has supporters but also faces strong oppositions by parts. The main pushers are in the national capitals, the Commission is complicit, the European Parliament is, as could be expected largely torn by party affiliation and the court of the European Union is pretty strongly opposed in general.
In the end it comes down to the voters. Contrary to the claims of some, we actually do have a choice to vote the fascists in power or keep them away from it.