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[Interview] Le Pen and Mélenchon are ‘economically illiterate’ and weaponising migration, says French scholar ahead of 2027 race (opens the original)
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“Marine Le Pen has reinvented herself. Her style now is more moderate,” reckons Jacques Rupnik, a French political scientist, ahead of the country’s widely anticipated battle for the presidency. Many voters in France will vote for the candidate they see as having the best chance of defeating the far-right leader, Rupnik explains. “All polls show that if the far-left Jean-Luc Mélenchon faced Marine Le Pen in the second round of France’s presidential election, Marine Le Pen would win,” he says, ex
Lithuania moves to lift ban on nuclear weapons as ‘Russians do not attack the strong’ (opens the original)
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On Tuesday (22 September), the Lithuanian parliament backed a proposal to lift the constitutional ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons and foreign military bases on the country’s territory. Lithuanian radio LRT reported on the development, which paves the way for nuclear weapons in the country. Lawmakers overwhelmingly approved the constitutional amendment to lift the ban, with 99 votes in favour, 13 against and five abstentions. The proposal must pass two further parliamentary votes, three
Sweden’s left bloc edges ahead in tight election as far-right support slips (opens the original)
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Just a few weeks ago, the contest appeared almost decided. The centre-left bloc led by the Social Democrats of former prime minister Magdalena Andersson held a lead of around ten percentage points in the polls. However, the situation changed a few days before the election, when polls began pointing to a much narrower gap and suggested that the government led by the centre-right Moderate Party of incumbent prime minister Ulf Kristersson could retain its mandate. At around 2:30AM, preliminary resu
From TV power couple to presidential bid: can Raphaël Glucksmann unite France’s fractured left? (opens the original)
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This French MEP wants to unite his country’s left ahead of the 2027 French presidential elections. Polls have so far put him at only 10 percent – but so-called ‘Glucksmania’ could help him. Centre-left politician Raphaël Glucksmann announced his candidacy for the French presidency on Sunday. He did so in TF1’s studio after months of uncertainty and denials. He will not face easy opponents in the battle for the Élysée Palace: the hard-right’s Marine Le Pen and far-left Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who lea
Heatwaves push France into bitter fight over air conditioning (opens the original)
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The wave of extreme heat across France has sparked a debate about the use of air conditioning. While far‑right leader Marine Le Pen has called for mass roll‑out of AC with state support, Green politicians have softened their traditionally hostile stance. They have admitted that at least some expansion of air conditioning could be inevitable given the changing climate. In France, only one in four households has an air‑conditioning unit. Air conditioning is also missing in many hospitals, where th
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