
French Regulator Axes Right-Wing TV Channel
Marine Le Pen said the powers that be are trying to make “pluralism disappear.”

Marine Le Pen said the powers that be are trying to make “pluralism disappear.”

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.

Brussels will welcome its eighth parliamentary group in just a few days, but the final composition will likely be negotiated until the last minute.

The German national conservatives have given up on rejoining ID and will instead lead their own group further to the right.

The bloc, which could include the ECR, would fight against corruption and illegal immigration, Andre Ventura, leader of Portugal’s Chega explained.

Snap election leaves all sides calculating how to form the next government amid suspicions Macron is playing a long game.

A combination of ruling parties veering right, buoyant nationalists, and a wildcard former PM embracing populism is changing politics in Prague.

“Everything will depend on the ability of Marine Le Pen in France and Giorgia Meloni in Italy to cooperate,” the Hungarian Prime Minister said.

Revival party leader Kostadin Kostadinov said “steps” have been taken to create a “true” sovereigntist party, but the AfD is not so keen to accept the offer.

Former Stasi memorial chief says the case is reminiscent of “East Germany when pacifist patches or a plastic bag from the West led to interrogation.”