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If elected, Ms Le Pen would break the so-called “glass ceiling” of French politics for the first time with the country’s electorate casting aside longstanding assumptions that they would never back an extreme contender in the ballot. If the May 2020 election were to be staged now, Ms Le Pen would have 47 percent of the vote, with Mr Macron on 53 percent, according to the poll. In their 2017 showdown, Mr Macron secured 66 percent of the vote, compared to Ms Le Pen’s 34 percent. The latest poll has been met with glee by her National Rally colleagues, who believe they are edging closer t...

“This approach is unfair and unrealistic.” He then urged the EU should “push away” Ankara but instead take a “positive approach”. He continued: “We want to revitalise our accession process. “So far, we have demonstrated in a concrete way our principled approach to diplomacy, dialogue, reduction of tensions and resumption of contacts. European Council President Charles Michel (Image: Getty) “Instead of pushing Turkey further away, the EU should take a more positive approach and keep Turkey’s membership perspective open. “Turkey’s accession to the EU may appear to be a c...

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