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Latest news about France's far-right politician known for her nationalist and anti-immigration policies

CDU politician Friedrich Merz said part of the security services had been 'lost' to the far-right Alternative for Germany. EPA

Politician warns of far-right infiltration of German army, police

EuropeJune 25, 2019

A French police cordon. AP

French soldiers shoot knife-wielding man in Lyon

EuropeJune 17, 2019

Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders shared the news on Twitter. AP

Six orphans from ISIS families arrive in Belgium

EuropeJune 14, 2019

A judiciary source told AFP that Marine Le Pen will appear before a criminal court concerning the pictures of Islamic State group's acts of violence that she published on Twitter in December 2015. AFP

Marine Le Pen to stand trial for tweeting gruesome ISIS photos

EuropeJune 12, 2019

epaselect epa07581312 People take part with banners and flags in a anti-fascist demonstration in Milan, Italy, 18 May 2019. Demonstrators protest against a political rally of the Italian Interior Minister, Deputy Premier and Secretary of Italian party 'Lega' (League), Matteo Salvini, held in the Duomo square of Milan with other populist parties, some from the far-right, including France's National Rally and Alternative for Germany. EPA/Daniel Dal Zennaro

Italy will be a test for right-wing populism in EU elections

EuropeJune 06, 2019

German Chancellor Angela Merkel. AP

Germany’s Merkel warns against rise of nationalism across Europe

EuropeMay 28, 2019

President Donald Trump’s expanding curbs on China is now extending towards the academic and job environment in the US. AFP

These are turbulent times, but the world is not facing a replay of the 1930s

CommentMay 28, 2019

Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit Party, talks to members of the media in Southampton, UK, after being elected as a Member of the European Parliament. Brexit wrought more havoc on Britain’s main political parties in European Parliament elections, with both Conservatives and Labour scoring their worst results in decades as voters opted for parties with clear pro- and anti-European Union messages Bloomberg

Five takeaways from the EU elections 2019

EuropeMay 27, 2019

European bloc common currency holds firm after EU parliamentary elections. EPA

Euro holds firm as pro-European parties limit gains of nationalists

MarketsMay 27, 2019

Marine Le Pen delivers a speech for her far-right Rassemblement National party, ahead of the European elections. EPA

Fringe parties lack real policies, but will have a far-reaching effect on the European parliament

CommentMay 25, 2019

Irish voters cast ballots Friday as part of phased EU-wide elections after a campaign dominated by concerns over neighbouring Britain's messy bid to leave the bloc.AFP

Pro-EU parties streak ahead in Ireland: Exit polls

WorldMay 24, 2019

Leader of Germany's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (L) chats with Chancellor Angela Merkel before a session of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group meeting on May 14, 2019 in Berlin. AFP

Angela Merkel survives power grab attempt by her protege

EuropeMay 20, 2019

Women with "No Salvini" painted on their cheeks take part in a demonstration by anti-racism and anti-fascist groups in Milan on May 18, 2019. AFP

Thousands march for the EU ahead of parliamentary vote

EuropeMay 19, 2019

Nigel Farage at a rally for the Brexit Party. Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

The European elections will end with centrists on the run

CommentMay 18, 2019

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage and Brexit Party MEP candidates for Wales, James Wells and Nathan Gill attend a European Parliament election campaign rally. AFP

European elections reflect a growing trend of bringing fringe extremist views into the mainstream

CommentMay 16, 2019

Left to right, Olli Kotro, a candidate for the Finns, Joerg Meuthen, co-leader of Alternative for Germany (AfD), Matteo Salvini, Italy's deputy prime minister, and Anders Vistisen, candidate for the Danish People's Party, pose for a photograph during the launch of an alliance of nationalist parties to take on the European Parliament elections, in Milan, Italy, on Monday, April 8, 2019. Bloomberg

Salvini says new anti-immigration EU group aims to ‘save Europe’

EuropeApril 08, 2019

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