State elections in two eastern German states held on September 1 show a considerable rise of the far-right Alternative for ...

In the fourth feature by directors Delphine and Muriel Coulin ('17 Girls'), Vincent Lindon plays a father whose older son gets drawn into a group of extremist thugs.

Germany is hardly alone. In France Marine Le Pen’s hard-right National Rally and its allies hold 25% of parliamentary seats, ...

Potential runners include a moderate Right-wing minister in Sarkozy’s administration, a former Socialist prime minister and ...

Former French prime minister Édouard Philippe, considered one of the country's most popular politicians, has announced that ...

Two German states, Saxony and Thuringia, held elections on September 1, and for the first time the whole world was talking ...

As one way of keeping the summer festivities going, how about we bring back the Olympics album to celebrate the great music ...

But liberals’ fears that this year would reflect the global triumph of illiberal populism have so far been proved wrong.

Despite German officialdom’s constant vilification of the AfD, the party’s good ideas are starting to break through.

On Sunday, the French left pulled off a major upset in the legislative elections, coming first ahead of the Macronist bloc and relegating the favourite, Marine Le Pen's far-right, to third place.

Popular former leader throws his hat in the ring as President Emmanuel Macron strains to contrive a new government.

This creates fertile ground for the far-right National Rally party of Marine Le Pen and other populist opponents of French President Emmanuel Macron. Macron has imposed pro-business reforms, boosted ...