Le Pen's election ban: the "fragile calm" and potential storm in French politics
The verdict of the Paris Criminal Court is like a heavy bomb, pushing Marine Le Pen's political career to the edge of a cliff.
moreThe verdict of the Paris Criminal Court is like a heavy bomb, pushing Marine Le Pen's political career to the edge of a cliff.
moreOn March 25, the first meeting of the 21st Federal Parliamentarians was held to open a new four-year term.
moreThe French Competition Authority announced on March 31 a fine of 150 million euros against Apple of the United States for abusing its dominant position in targeted advertising on devices.
moreA French court ruled on Monday that Marine Le Pen was guilty of corruption and banned her from seeking public office for five years, dealing a heavy blow to the far right leader's hopes of running for president and shaking French politics.
moreMarine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right National Alliance party, was found guilty of embezzlement on March 31, sentenced to four years in prison, two of which were served at home in electronic shackles, and barred from running for public office for five years, with immediate effect.
moreEuropean Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said Europe should move toward economic independence as the Trump administration in the U.S. launches a new round of tariff wars.
moreA court in France has found far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzling European Union funds and immediately banned her from running for public office.
moreA fire broke out at a Tesla showroom on the outskirts of Rome early Monday morning, destroying at least 17 electric cars.
moreThe first launch vehicle from the European continent has crashed seconds after liftoff.
moreBritish Treasury Secretary Reeves said Britain was holding urgent talks with the U.S. government to avoid being hit by President Donald Trump's plans to impose additional tariffs.
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