The survey, commissioned by the Hexagone think tank, reportedly affiliated with conservative billionaire Pierre-Edouard Stérin, instead tested her protégé Jordan Bardella as the sole RN candidate — sparking intense backlash from Le Pen’s inner circle
Le Pen, who has long been the face of France's far-right, suffered a significant legal setback in March. A court convicted her and several other National Rally officials over a fraudulent EU parliament jobs scandal
The man, whose identity has not been disclosed, is accused of posting a photograph of a guillotine alongside the caption “What this bitch deserves” on his X (formerly Twitter) account, in reference to Judge Bénédicte de Perthuis
The verdict, delivered on Monday, April 1, found Le Pen guilty of misappropriating European Parliament funds, sentencing her to a partly suspended prison term and barring her from holding public office
The Paris criminal court sentenced the National Rally (RN) leader to four years in prison and a five-year ban from public office over the misappropriation of European Parliament funds
Le Pen, who has led the National Rally for over a decade and advanced to the second round of the last two presidential elections, framed the verdict as an attack on French voters’ rights
Addressing RN members on September 14, Le Pen criticized the current political situation as "untenable," asserting that France, one of the world's major democracies, cannot function under the existing circumstances
The snap elections, which saw the RN party potentially increasing their seats from 88 to 126 MPs, have thrust the party into a spotlight of increased scrutiny. Grenon's exclusion is seen as a stern warning to other members about the boundaries of acceptable discourse within the party
Marine Le Pen's anti-immigration party supporters celebrated as RN secured 33.1% of the vote, outpacing a left-wing alliance at 28% and President Emmanuel Macron's camp trailed with 20.76%
The survey of 11,820 respondents indicates strong voter engagement, with an anticipated turnout of 61% to 65%. This stark increase contrasts sharply with previous elections, highlighting the pivotal nature of the upcoming French snap elections
The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, has warned that his far-right rival Marine Le Pen risked sparking a "civil war" in the European nation if she was elected and implemented her plans to ban the Muslim headscarf in public.
The United States must repay France for the loss of Russian gas if European Union (EU) imposes sanctions on Russian energy imports, said French Presidential candidate Marine Le Pen.
This extensive deployment comes in the wake of tense scenes during PSG’s semi-final victory over Arsenal earlier this month, when dozens of arrests were made following acts of vandalism and clashes between fans and police
The tower will glow in PSG’s red and blue colours an hour before kickoff, and will sparkle every time the team scores, city officials confirmed. The final will be played at the Allianz Arena in Munich, but back home in Paris, anticipation is at a fever pitch
On the cusp of their first-ever Champions League triumph, PSG stand transformed – from a team reliant on individual brilliance to one that now thrives on collective strength, defensive discipline, and tactical cohesion
The ban will apply to all outdoor areas where children are likely to be present, including public parks, gardens, beaches, playgrounds, bus stops, the vicinity of schools, and sports venues
The proposed law allows adults with serious, incurable illnesses causing “unbearable” or treatment-resistant suffering to request assisted dying. Patients must give informed consent and self-administer the lethal medication
