The campaign for next year's French presidential election essentially kicked off in early September, with a big surprise: according to opinion polls, Marine Le Pen's opponent in the second round will not be a right- or center-left candidate, but the far-left Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Of course, the contest is still a long way off, but the competing centrist candidates, economic indicators, and the assessment of Emmanuel Macron's activities […]
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The campaign for next year's French presidential election essentially kicked off in early September, with a big surprise: according to opinion polls, Marine Le Pen's opponent in the second round will not be a right- or center-left candidate, but the far-left Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Of course, the contest is still a long way off, but the competing centrist candidates, economic indicators, and the assessment of Emmanuel Macron's activities […]