France Elections | Why Did Marine Le Pen's Right-Wing Party Lose? Here Are Three Key Reasons
Despite initially leading in polls and projecting confidence, Marine Le Pen's National Rally faced unexpected defeat in the 2024 French parliamentary elections, finishing third behind President Macron's centrist bloc and an ultra-left coalition.
Rassemblement National and League join ‘Patriots for Europe’ to make it third-largest faction in European parliament ...
The New Popular Front won the biggest share of the National Assembly but fell far short of a majority, raising the specter of ...
The National Rally came in third - a humiliating result for the far-right party that had dreams of taking power in Paris.
Antisemitism and immigration have taken sharp focus in the French election, carrying over from the European elections last ...
The champagne had been laid out along with the “petits fours” and Marine Le Pen’s troops were in buoyant mood at National ...
After a tumultuous election season, many of Europe's far-right political parties are merging into a new alliance: the ...
Jordan Bardella, Marine Le Pen's trusted lieutenant and chief of her National Rally party in France, is to head a new far-right bloc in the EU parliament, lawmakers said on Monday.
Marine Le Pen on Sunday criticized football star Kylian Mbappé for his public call on French voters to prevent her ...
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally (RN) party, has pledged to prevent any potential deployment of French <a ...
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