The Economist11h
Marine Le Pen’s ban polarises France
F or the better part of a decade Marine Le Pen has worked methodically to transform an extremist, xenophobic fringe movement ...
Reporter Reads - Will France's far right take revenge after Le Pen ban? - BBC Sounds
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Cyprus Mail on MSN16h
France: Judge who barred Le Pen from presidential race faces death threats, gets police protection
The judge who banned Marine Le Pen from the 2027 French presidential race is under police protection after receiving death ...
France 24 on MSN3h
Threats against Le Pen trial judges 'reek of 1934', researcher says
Judges who convicted Marine Le Pen on embezzlement charges and banned the far-right politician from public office for five ...
The New York Sun3hOpinion
Madame Le Pen’s Path Out of Political Perdition
An appeals court reportedly says it will try to adjudicate her case in time for the presidential election.
The EU Parliament has transparency problems. Marine Le Pen’s case is a window into what’s wrong
The conviction of French far-right leader Marine Le Pen for embezzling funds from the EU Parliament has sent shockwaves around the continent and beyond.
Russia's foreign ministry says France 'killed democracy' with Le Pen conviction
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday that France had "killed democracy" with the conviction of far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
China Daily11h
Macron bemoans threats to Le Pen judge
France's President Emmanuel Macron has criticized supporters of the high-profile, far-right politician Marine Le Pen who made ...
Daily Post Nigeria on MSN13h
France ‘killed democracy’ with Le Pen conviction – Russia
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova made this statement on Thursday. DAILY POST reports that Le Pen was ...
Germany could BAN AfD candidates from running for office under proposed new rules - following decision in France to block Marine Le Pen's presidential bid
The law would block those with 'multiple convictions of inciting to hatred' from standing in elections, according to a draft agreement between the parties seen by German newspaper Die Welt.
The Parliament Magazine11h
Le Pen ruling reflects growing challenges to judicial independence
Across Europe, right-wing politicians are clashing with courts over allegations of political bias. That bodes poorly for the ...