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Why Le Pen’s Legal Battle Will Make The French Far Right Stronger, À La Trump

The apparent exclusion of Marine Le Pen, leader of the Rassemblement National, from the 2027 French presidential race is a deliberate choice, not a legal necessity, explains prominent French attorney Hervé Lehman.

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Gen Z And AfD? One More Sign Of My Generation’s Shift To The Right

Young men showed one of the most dramatic shifts toward Donald Trump in this year’s election. But with rightward shifts among both men and women of the Gen Z demographic, the reality is reaching deeper — and farther — than most pollsters or analysts can explain.

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The Sinister Rise Of Daniel Esteve, Spain’s Anti-Squatter Vigilante

Daniel Esteve, the founder of Desokupa, a company specializing in the extrajudicial eviction of squatters, has become an important player in Spain’s far-right politics. This investigation by Laura Galaup and Dani Domínguez for Spain’s La Marea shows how Esteve built his image and profitable company on fake news and hate speech.

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Who To Blame For The Rise Of France’s Far Right: Macron Or The Far Left?

Unless there is a last-minute twist, the only real issue in the second round is whether the far-right party will have an absolute majority or not. The left seems unaware that its ideas are largely in the minority.

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Scholz And Macron: Stunning EU Election Defeats At The Heart Of Europe

Olaf Scholz has refused to dissolve Germany’s parliament, even though his coalition suffered a major defeat at the European elections. The Chancellor’s weakened position comes at a bad time for Europe, where the union’s other major power, France, is also in a fragile state.

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A Far-Right Takeover In Europe? The Fate Rests With National Governments

There’s the risk both for over and underestimating the unprecedented gains of far-right parties in the European elections.

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