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Far-right parties made striking gains in European Union elections on Sunday, while the ultimate losers were French President Emmanuel Macron -- and the Greens.

Far-right parties gain ground in EU elections; Macron's party suffers. Von der Leyen's party remains strong. Greens falter, but turnout increases

The Italian prime minister is proudly defending her party’s extremist predecessor by falsely claiming they were never fascists.

(Bloomberg) -- Timothée Houssin spends his Friday nights dashing between towns and villages in Normandy attending as many local celebrations and events as possible. Smartly dressed in suit and tie, the French politician is seeking to cement his place in the district he won by fewer than 500 votes in 2022.Most Read from BloombergOne of the Most Infamous Trades on Wall Street Is Roaring BackStock Rally Stalls in Countdown to Inflation Data: Markets WrapThese Are the Best Countries for Wealthy...

Amid domestic debate over the Israel-Hamas conflict, Europe's far-right parties continue to push anti-migrant rhetoric. But like the rest of the political spectrum, they're divided.

Differentiated integration is increasingly a feature of the EU and means that certain laws and policies are not uniformly applied across all member states of the EU. Examples include the Schengen area, Economic and Monetary Union and the European Pub

Is France ‘sleepwalking into voting for the far-right? As France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen attempts to distance her party from extremism, she appears to be performing well in the polls.  Listen to the story. French far-right leader Marine le Pen, wearing a protective face mask, arrives at the statue of Joan of Arc during a ceremony, May 1, 2020, in Paris. Far-right militants usually gather at the statue for their annual May Day march.  Credit: Share French far-right lea...