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A panel discussion titled 'Far-right France' is being held in Paris to explore the past, present, and future of France's far-right movements, one year ahead of the crucial 2027 presidential election.
US officials have reportedly expressed being underwhelmed by the economic proposals put forth by France's far-right parties. This assessment comes amid growing political uncertainty in France.
Marine Le Pen has granted newly elected National Rally (RN) mayors the freedom to remove the European flag from their town halls, a decision that has sparked divisions within France's far-right over the question of national sovereignty.
France's far-right National Rally experienced a setback in Sunday's nationwide municipal elections, failing to gain control of any major cities and providing a boost to embattled mainstream parties ahead of next year's presidential election.
France's far-right party has filed a no-confidence motion against the French Prime Minister concerning a new energy law, though its success is unlikely.
Jordan Bardella, president of France's far-right National Rally party, met with the country's leading employer federation, marking a strategic move in a years-long campaign to attract business leaders ahead of next year’s presidential elections.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar defeated Viktor Orbán in Hungary's parliamentary election, ending the prime minister's 16-year rule. International leaders celebrated the result while the Kremlin signaled hopes for continued pragmatic ties with Budapest.
Despite not winning key local elections, France's far-right National Rally claims to have built a strong base, positioning party leader Jordan Bardella as a favorite for the 2027 presidential elections.
France's far-right National Rally (RN) failed to secure victories in Marseille and Toulon during Sunday's municipal votes, a setback that has offered hope to mainstream parties ahead of next year's presidential election.
France's far-right National Rally (RN) party is preparing for the 2027 presidential campaign, facing uncertainty over whether Marine Le Pen or Jordan Bardella will be its candidate, pending a July 7 court decision.
An article explores how a mayor has become a significant symbol within France's far-right politics, highlighting the increasingly fraught intersection of race and political discourse. Media and political actors are noted for normalizing polarizing rhetoric.
Despite predictions, France's far-right National Rally party failed to win any major cities in recent municipal elections, a result seen as a crucial test ahead of the 2027 presidential race.
Jordan Bardella, president of France's far-right Rassemblement National, is reportedly shifting the party to a softer right to attract more voters, while Marine Le Pen warns against potential internal 'nasty surprises'. This indicates internal strategic tensions within the party.