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PAUL SILLETT charts the fading fortunes of the not-so-successful far-right ‘leader,’ in the wake of him losing a libel case for defaming a Syrian schoolboy

PARIS, FRANCE - MAY 01: Marine Le Pen gestures as she delivers a speech during the French Far Right Party May Day demonstration on May 1, 2012 in Paris, France. Marine Le Pen, the daughter of the French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen, received only Extremism is now mainstream. Globally, the far right is shaking democracy to its foundations. How did this happen? To find out, Writer at Large Neil Mackay speaks to Dr Joe Mulhall, one of the world’s leading experts on the far right and a man who risked his life infiltrating extremist organisations in order to discover their plans to seize p...

Medieval-era cry of assailant as he struck French president points to potential interest in tiny royalist fringe movement along with extreme-right figures

PARIS (AP) — Bubbling beneath France’s political landscape is an assortment of ultra-right groups, a subculture that shot to the nation’s attention when a young man slapped President Emmanuel Macron and blurted out a centuries-old royalist cry.

Slap to Macron puts focus on ultra-right groups ELAINE GANLEY, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3French President Emmanuel Macron chairs the weekly Cabinet meeting at the Elysee presidential palace in Paris, Wednesday June 9, 2021. Bubbling beneath France’s political landscape is an assortment of ultra-right groups, a subculture that shot to the nation’s attention when a young man slapped Macron and blurted out a centuries-old royalist cry. (Ludovic Marin/Pool Photo via AP)Ludovic Marin/APShow MoreShow Less 2of3In this grab taken from video France's President Emmanu...