Crisis of the Union, of its’ idea, of its’ politics? The programmatic offer of the leading europarties in the context of the European elections 2014 The aim of this article is to comperatively evaluate the electoral manifestoes of the 4 largest Europarties, which thee had presented in the context of the European Elections 2014. Respectively the material that is subjected to qualitative analyses are the documents voted by: EPP (European People’s Party), PES (Party of European Socialists), ALDE (Alliance of the Liberals and Democrats) and EGP (European Greens Party). The findings built on the earlier studies that had been completed by the same author on the subject, whilst introducing a new, two‑piers analytical dimenssion. The first is the lense of the evolution of the europarties in the aftermath of the Lisbon Treaty. And the second is the persitent tripple‑folded crisis: of the European Union, of the idea of the European integration and of the so called “traditional (political) parties”. Having that in mind, the author seeks to determine in how far the renewal of the European project can be expected to result from the proposals of the europarties.