
Far Left in French Town Halls: Is Civil War Looming?
The election of far-left mayors is fuelling a climate of violence.

The election of far-left mayors is fuelling a climate of violence.

Since the death of Quentin, the prospect of working with the Left is becoming increasingly complicated for the presidential camp.

Five suspects have been identified as responsible for the deadly assault on Quentin Deranque.

Many voters now see blocking the far-left as more urgent than maintaining traditional anti-RN alliances.

Raphaël Glucksmann has emerged as the most popular figure on the Left, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon remains the most disliked politician in France.

The Rassemblement National president would obtain more than 37% of the votes if elections were held now.

A Franco-Syrian journalist’s investigation links far-left leaders to Islamist networks

Mounting anger over austerity measures is fueling calls for mass mobilization and a fresh no-confidence vote.

Could the divided Left produce a single candidate to counter what they call the ‘danger’ of a potential victory for the nationalist Right?

The Left vigorously seized on the murder to denounce a climate of ‘Islamophobia,’ despite the accused’s lawyer saying there was no racial motive behind the slaying.