France's national financial prosecutor has requested a new trial for Nicolas Sarkozy linked to allegations of bribery and fraudulent witness retraction in the 2007 Libyan campaign financing case.
A coalition urging global binding measures for political financing transparency aligns with rising political engagement among French corporate leaders amid evolving societal expectations.
Jordan Bardella's bestselling autobiographies provide financial backing for his presidential campaign, signaling greater independence within the RN.
Sébastien Delogu officially kicked off his 2026 Marseille mayoral campaign, condemning political corruption and rallying community support with notable allies.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced for alleged Libyan campaign financing, while the prosecutor's office struggles with communication amid criticism and a media campaign from his supporters.
Nicolas Sarkozy's conviction for illegal financing of his 2012 presidential campaign was upheld, imposing a prison sentence with electronic monitoring amid ongoing legal challenges.
Ahead of the 2026 municipal elections, French authorities provide candidates with a practical guide on campaign banking and financing to ensure transparency and compliance.
The Paris Court of Appeal has set Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal trial over alleged illicit Libyan campaign funding for March to June 2026, with nine co-defendants also facing retrial.
Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal trial over illicit Libyan funding of his 2007 presidential campaign is scheduled from March to June 2026.
Nicolas Sarkozy was released after three weeks in prison for his conviction related to illegal campaign financing, with conditions restricting his political interactions.
The Paris court of appeal is reviewing former President Nicolas Sarkozy's request for early release after his historic imprisonment for illegal campaign financing.
The French Supreme Court will decide on November 26 whether to uphold Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction in the Bygmalion campaign finance scandal, marking a crucial juncture in the former president’s legal battles.
Nicolas Sarkozy has been sentenced to five years for Libyan campaign financing, following a series of legal challenges.
Nicolas Sarkozy receives a five-year prison sentence for corruption related to his 2007 campaign.
Legislative measures responding to Sarkozy's campaign financing conviction seek to tighten electoral finance laws in France.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is convicted for his role in Libyan campaign financing.
Sarkozy awaits a verdict on illegal campaign financing as legal issues escalate.
Ziad Takieddine, implicated in Sarkozy's funding scandal, has died at 75, raising questions about the ongoing legal case.
New report reveals over €64 million allocated to French political parties in 2025.
The National Rally becomes the top beneficiary of public funding following its significant electoral success.
The Rassemblement National is now the top recipient of public funding in France for 2025, following notable electoral gains.