France in the Grip of Political Chaos
France is like a man falling from a building who, floor by floor, says to himself “so far so good.”
Álvaro Peñas
July 8, 2024
France is like a man falling from a building who, floor by floor, says to himself “so far so good.”
The Hungarian Prime Minister visited China and is in the United States for the third and fourth stops of his peace mission.
Last-minute additions from Czechia and Greece have strengthened the new group to 84 MEPs from 12 nations, making it the EP’s third-largest.
Regulators hope to allow European police agencies to monitor cars and the mobile phones paired with them.
“If the New Popular Front becomes the linchpin of the next government, we will be faced with an outrageously immigrationist policy and a headlong rush into societal issues.”
The hawkish German Green minister has criticised Viktor Orbán’s government on countless occasions.
The French National Rally’s 30 MEPs “will fully play their role in a large group which will influence the power balance of Europe,” party president Jordan Bardella said.
“We are building an ecosystem of Christian leaders who do not only survive, but also thrive in our cultural moment.”
The ‘republican front’ proved dramatically effective, giving only the third place to the RN and leaving France to the hands of the leftist coalition.
