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France: Historic Right-Wing Alliance May Become a Reality
After the seismic EU election, France's right may be heading towards an epoch shift. National Rally is extending a hand to the Republicans – which leader Éric Ciotti is accepting.
Axfood winner on struggling Stockholm stock exchange
The Stockholm stock exchange fell on Tuesday. The broad OMXS-index decreased by 0.
The French new election: "Macron is playing Russian roulette"
The news of the French re-election came out of the blue, right in the middle of the intense vote count after the EU election. Macron is playing Russian roulette, says France expert Christophe Premat.
Russian winds in the EU: Success for Putin's friends
The EU's far-right is growing - and with it, the pro-Russian winds are increasing in the parliamentary corridors. The election result is feared to undermine support for Ukraine and the sanctions against Russia.
Germany's President: Never Forget the Harm of Hatred
Germany's president Frank-Walter Steinmeier warns of the dangers of nationalism, after the far-right made gains in the EU election. It is "fitting that it is the day after the European elections that I say – let us never forget the harm that nationalism and hatred have caused in Europe", he says during a visit to France.
Macron: The French will make the right choice
The French are capable of making the right choice, says President Emmanuel Macron, who has called for new elections at home after a major setback in the EU election. The victorious nationalists' list leader – Marine Le Pen's crown prince – is aiming for the prime minister's post.
Stock Exchange Falls – Banks and French Concerns Weigh Down
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell across the board with industrial companies and banks declining. The broad OMXS-index dropped 0.
EU Election in Seven Points
Outer suburbs are growing in several EU countries, at the same time as a Nordic left-wing wave emerges. Here is everything you need to know about the EU election.
After the election: Now await cunning and compromises
Rivalries and compromises await as the newly elected European Parliament forms itself. First question: can the leaders of member states agree on who should hold the top jobs?.
Ytterhögerns success is no guaranteed victory
The high ground is growing in Europe and the EU parliament. But will the parties be able to come together and form a formidable alternative? That will probably trigger a new discussion about exactly how they will group themselves, says EU expert Sofie Blombäck at Mittuniversitetet.
"Von der Leyen: 'We won' – Right-wing surge in EU"
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, declares herself the winner in the EU election where both the right and the extreme right are making progress. The question is whether the losers in Germany and France will give her their support.
Kristersson: "The Moderates are increasing again"
There was great jubilation at the Moderate Party's election watch when the election results made it clear that the party will be second largest. The polarising result in Europe and support for Ukraine is no given.
Macron's fiasco – new election in France
France is heading for an early parliamentary election after the ruling party suffered a stinging defeat in the EU election. Marine Le Pen's National Rally could become the largest party in the entire European Parliament, according to a polling station investigation.
Voting in full swing in 20 countries
The main day in the EU election is in full swing, with open polling stations in 20 of the 27 countries. Among the leaders who have voted so far are Germany's Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
Who wins where? Your guide to Europe's election night
How is it going for the German far right and how much is Macron weakened? Here is TT's guide to the most important things to keep an eye on during Sunday's big election night in Europe. .
100-year-old war veteran gets married at D-Day celebration
First honored 100-year-old veteran from World War II Harold Terens at the 80th anniversary of D-Day in northern France. Then he married his new love - 96-year-old fiancée Jeanne Swerlin.
Who wins where? Your guide to the European election
How is it going for the German extreme right and how much is Macron weakened? Here is TT's guide to what's most important to keep track of in the EU election. .
Young and sharp: Le Pen's crown prince captivates France
The disappointment after seven years with the same president lifts the French extreme right high in the EU election. And 28-year-old Jordan Bardella has his sights set on the prime minister's post.
French fighter jets to Ukraine
France will send a number of Mirage 2000 fighter jets to Ukraine. This was stated by President Emmanuel Macron to French TV, without specifying how many planes are involved.
World leaders in Normandy 80 years after D-Day
It has gone 80 years since allied forces invaded Normandy's shores. The place was visited by both world leaders and veterans on Thursday.
EU election attracts few on anxious Pacific islands
Orphans in New Caledonia have just settled. Now the French authorities are working to ensure that the inhabitants of the overseas territory can vote in the EU election, if they wish.
Hamas' demand: Israel must withdraw from Gaza
Neither Israel nor Hamas has come up with a clear and definitive answer on a ceasefire in the Gaza War. Hamas, however, emphasizes that Israel must agree to withdraw from Gaza for the parties to be able to reach an agreement.
Coffin mystery at the Eiffel Tower – Russian connection being investigated
Three men have been arrested for placing five coffins – draped in the French flag and with the inscription "Ukraine's French soldiers" – near the Eiffel Tower. Russia is believed to be behind it, according to French intelligence, reports the BBC.
Clear: No Mbappé in Olympic Football
Kylian Mbappé has said he would like to play the World Cup football in France this summer. That won't happen.
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