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8 July
Le Pen's return raises concerns in Brussels about the future of Europe.
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Marion Le Pen has officially announced her candidacy for the upcoming French presidential elections. In a televised address on French public channel 1, Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Rally party, urged French citizens to join her campaign, promising to "awaken the French giant." This announcement marks a significant return to the political forefront despite her previous legal issues, including a judicial conviction, which has raised alarm in European political circles.
Le Pen's bid is causing concern within the European Union, with fears that her potential victory could destabilize EU cohesion, affect NATO alliances, and impact ongoing support for Ukraine. Previously, EU insiders had hoped for Jordan Bardella, another prominent figure within the National Rally, to emerge as a less disruptive candidate. However, Le Pen's resurgence indicates a potential shift in the political landscape ahead of the elections.
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