A new study categorizes European far-right parties into three economic policy regimes, revealing complex and varied approaches to capitalism and financial regulation.
France's 2026 municipal elections occur amid significant public mistrust in politics and controversy over party classifications, revealing complex voter attitudes.
Ahead of France's 2026 municipal elections, debates intensify over the Ministry of the Interior's classification of France insoumise as extreme left and ongoing controversies regarding xenophobic candidates endorsed by the RN.
In the lead-up to the 2026 municipal elections, Les Républicains rally for a right-wing surge amid left-wing fractures and rising far-right challenges in key French cities.
As France prepares for its 2026 municipal elections, voter engagement is rising amid party challenges, shifting alliances, and evolving political trust.
La France insoumise disputes the Ministry of the Interior’s new classification as an 'extreme left' movement ahead of the 2026 municipal elections, filing an appeal to counter the controversial re-labeling.
The French Interior Ministry’s reclassification of La France insoumise as an extreme left party has triggered backlash and legal threats from party leaders ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.
Growing political tensions and historic electoral breakthroughs signal a shifting landscape ahead of France's 2027 elections, with rising nationalist influence and leftist party divisions.
Recent French partial legislative elections reveal low turnout and highlight divisions within right-wing parties ahead of municipal elections.
Martinique's Parti progressiste martiniquais faces an unprecedented challenge in 2026 municipals, signaling a significant political shift.
Political analyst Denis Baranger assesses macronism as a transient movement without lasting ideological roots, with its decline evident in parliamentary losses and challenges faced by Macron's presidency.
The 2026 Paris municipal election intensifies with seven candidates, new left-wing alliances, far-right resurgence, and key judicial developments shaping the campaign.
French youth political engagement grows through online influencers and initiatives like Hémicycle France promoting awareness and participation.
Olivier Guckert returns as Meuse PS leader, Martine Joly opts out of next elections, and Deputy Maxime Ambard reports on a busy parliamentary year.
Éric Ciotti advances his alliance with the Rassemblement National, challenging Les Républicains and reshaping right-wing politics ahead of France’s 2027 presidential election.
Brigitte Bardot’s passing highlights her dual legacy as a cultural icon and a figure with controversial far-right political ties and divisive views on immigration and national identity.
Brigitte Bardot's death prompts significant tributes from far-right politicians, emphasizing her cultural and political legacy.
Despite legal setbacks, Marine Le Pen’s influence and popularity are rising in 2025 amid political instability and declining trust in the current government.
Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen remain prominent figures in France's 2025 political scene, with strong popularity and bestselling political books highlighting right-wing influence.
A French parliamentary commission unveils links between political parties and Islamist groups ahead of 2026 elections, sparking political debate and heightened scrutiny.
A parliamentary report reveals links between La France insoumise and Islamist groups, warning of electoral risks and proposing countermeasures ahead of 2026 municipal elections.
The ExisTransInter march experiences disruptive internal conflicts as political and syndical organizations are excluded, exposing ideological divides within the movement.
Lyon's 2026 municipal elections see left-wing parties strategizing cautiously while youth show rising political engagement and growing right-wing tendencies.
Increasing calls for right-wing unity in France face opposition from key figures refusing electoral alliances with the far-right RN, reflecting deep divisions.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon is scheduled to testify before the French parliamentary inquiry on alleged links between political parties and Islamist networks, following Marine Tondelier's recent testimony.
Left-wing parties in Saint-Etienne and Toulouse form broad coalitions for the 2026 municipal elections, targeting key leadership roles while navigating complex political alliances.
The Droite Républicaine parliamentary commission continues investigating alleged links between La France insoumise and Islamist networks, with key testimonies from Marine Tondelier and refusal from Jean-Luc Mélenchon to appear on schedule.
Martine Vassal’s ambiguous comments on a possible alliance with the far-right RN in Marseille’s municipal elections stir political backlash and debate.
Leftist parties in France, including Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Bernard Cazeneuve, and united left groups, hold key rallies highlighting their positioning ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
French youth are actively engaging in politics through parties and activism, particularly around environmental issues, challenging perceptions of abstention.
A recent IPSOS-CEVIPOF survey indicates a resurging left-right divide in French politics amid coalition struggles and rising extreme-right influence.
Right-wing opposition targets Paris’ popular districts to overturn left’s 24-year hold in the 2026 municipal elections amid changing electoral rules and complex campaign dynamics.
Jordan Bardella's new book marks his political independence as RN gains municipal ground with first-time candidates in key regions.
Twenty years on, the 2005 Clichy-sous-Bois unrest continues to influence political activism and representation in France's marginalized communities.
France's political scene faces tension with government retirement reforms and left-wing electoral strategy shaping 2025's turbulent landscape.
Surveys show French trust in political institutions has plummeted to historic lows in 2025, with increasing support for the far-right Rassemblement National amid widespread dissatisfaction.
Political factions in France rally support for Sarkozy while the PCF condemns government appointments, reflecting rising tensions ahead of systemic reforms.
The Socialist Party’s implicit support strengthens Macron’s government as La France insoumise criticizes the left’s division following a failed censure vote over pension reforms.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu narrowly survives two motions of censure in the French National Assembly, thanks to Socialist Party support and strategic political negotiations.
Two motions of censure against Sébastien Lecornu's government were debated but likely to fail due to lack of socialist support, amid strong opposition from Greens and La France insoumise.