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Top news7 Jul

Marine Le Pen says she will run for president after court ruling clears way for candidacy

The figurehead of the French far right, Marine Le Pen, says in an interview with LCI that despite Tuesday's verdict against her, she intends to run in the next presidential election. “I am happy that the French are being given the freedom to vote and that I am getting my candidacy back. I want to go all the way with the opportunities I have been given to be able to defend my innocence,” Le Pen says.

World politics

8 May

New start in Danish government negotiations as Troels Lund Poulsen appointed

Almost seven weeks after the election, Denmark still lacks a new government. King Frederik X has appointed Venstre party leader Troels Lund Poulsen to lead the inquiry.

World politics

19 Apr

Princess and luxury giant in French election battle

In a year, France could have a president from the far right. Big business is lining up to influence the National Assembly - whose crown prince is hoping for a boost from a princess.

World politics

27 Mar

Orbán on the sidelines, but it will be difficult for the EU to punish Hungary

Hungary ignores decisions, has ties to Russia, and is accused of corruption and abuse of power. As long as Viktor Orbán has the support of another EU country, Brussels will still find it difficult to act.

World

Top news25 Mar

Mette Frederiksen may try to form a new government in Denmark

Incumbent Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (S) will have the first opportunity to try to form a new government after the election in Denmark, the Danish royal house said, according to Ritzau.

World politics

Top news25 Mar

Tough negotiations in Denmark will take weeks

It will be a while before Denmark gets a new government, believes election expert Rune Stubager. He thinks it will take weeks - at least. The unclear election results will lead to tough negotiations.

World

Top news25 Mar

Mette Frederiksen says of course I am disappointed after Social Democrats' historically poor result, but is ready to lead Denmark again

Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats have suffered a historically bad result. But the party is still the largest in Denmark - and Frederiksen wants to lead Denmark again. "I am ready to take on the responsibility as Denmark's prime minister for the next four years," she says to cheers at the party's election vigil in Copenhagen.

World

Top news24 Mar

Lars Løkke Rasmussen set to be kingmaker after Danish election

The government parties are losing ground in the Danish election, and Lars Løkke Rasmussen's Moderates once again look set to be the leading force.

World politics

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