Bardella denies antisemitic messages, files defamation suits against Mediapart
Bardella denies antisemitic messages, files lawsuits; voters remain skeptical of his denial.
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Coverage of the 2027 French presidential election campaign, including candidate announcements, policy positions, and political developments across the political spectrum.
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2026-08-02 to 2026-10-30 · UTC publication dates
Coverage begins 28 Mar, 12:07 UTC
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Bardella denies antisemitic messages, files lawsuits; voters remain skeptical of his denial.
Mélenchon expands autumn campaign across strategic cities while strengthening rural organizing.
France targets 5% deficit in 2027 budget facing National Rally opposition and rising debt pressures.
Mélenchon threatens treason prosecution; Moulin defends central bank independence from political interference.
Le Pen publicly defends Bardella against antisemitic writings allegations as National Rally maintains polling lead.
National Rally leader Bardella rejects current 2027 budget support amid France's escalating fiscal crisis.
National Rally's economic platform targets 140 billion euros in savings through tax elimination, pension reform, and reduced EU contributions.
France's media regulator is reviewing podcast regulation as digital creators gain election influence.
Philippe proposes sixty-five retirement age, forty-five contribution years, with exemptions for difficult careers and capitalization components.
Philippe proposes raising France's retirement age to 65 with targeted exemptions and capitalization components.
Mediapart reports alleged antisemitic writings from Bardella; he denies them as forgeries.
National Rally forms first Senate parliamentary group, expanding institutional presence before 2027 election.