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6 July
A court ruling could potentially overturn the presidential elections in France involving Marine Le Pen.
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Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Rally party in France, currently leads in polls ahead of the presidential elections scheduled for next year. However, her political aspirations face potential disruption due to a court ruling that could exclude her from the race. This legal threat emerges from ongoing tensions between Le Pen and European Union institutions, given her history of strong criticism towards the EU, which she has referred to as a "monster that devours everything."
As the legal situation unfolds, Le Pen's party is already preparing for a possible successor in the event of her disqualification. Jordan Bardella, the party’s president and a prominent ally of Le Pen, is seen as the favored candidate to take her place. The appeal against the court's decision is set to take place in Paris next week, with significant implications for Le Pen's political future and her party's strategy leading into the elections.
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