Macron in rainbow coalition talks after hard-left victory
French president’s gamble to beat Le Pen leaves him trying to form new government with radical Melanchon
French president’s gamble to beat Le Pen leaves him trying to form new government with radical Melanchon
The increasingly bloated corpse of French governance has moved to its next stage of decomposition
France is out of the frying pan and straight into the fire
Jean-Luc MĂ©lenchon has an authoritarian streak, some highly questionable foreign policies and a surprising amount in common with Le Pen.
France could be on the brink of electing a hard-right government for the first time since the Second World War.
Democracy isn’t in trouble, the people who think they own it are.
Jordan Bardella is a TikTok sensation while Germany’s hard-right AfD reaches as many young Germans on the app as all other parties combined.
The Bank of England did not explicitly mention Marine Le Pen in its report but the subtext was clear enough.Â
Instead of empowering the centre, Emmanuel Macron looks set to leave France with only a hard-left and hard-right.
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