Marine Le Pen has gained ground on her rivals in the polls as concerns about security rise. “This weekend was an all-out, run-for-your-life affair,” Yves-Marie Cann, head of political studies at pollster Elabe, tols Bloomberg in phone interview.
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Le Pen: ‘There is no other choice but Assad’
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Trump ignites Twitter denial about Sweden’s rape epidemic
US President Donald Trump has used his favorite platform, Twitter, to explain the societal problems caused by immigration in Sweden.
Meeting of top US and Russian diplomats ‘productive’
BonnAfter the meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Bonn, Germany on Thursday, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Saturday it had been "productive".
Growing revolt amongst Catholics against Francis?
Vatican CityA Washington Post editorial writer believes president Trump's national security adviser, Steve Bannon is about to disrupt the Roman Catholic church "by joining forces with right-wing Catholics who oppose Pope Francis".
Polls finds that most believe Fillon should withdraw from election
ParisAlmost two thirds of voters in France want candidate Fillon to withdraw an opinion poll shows.
Perceptions of the US’s role in global security are changing
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Trump urges Gulf states to pay for ‘safe zones’ from Syrian conflict
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