Brexit regrets for Ireland’s favourite Frenchman Michel Barnier
Former EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says there is ‘nothing to celebrate’ 10 years after the UK voted to leave the EU
Former EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says there is ‘nothing to celebrate’ 10 years after the UK voted to leave the EU
Europe letter: Failing to follow through on membership promise to EU candidate countries would be propaganda gift for Putin
Support for Ukraine was a key theme of Paris parade, but that could be tested by 2027 election
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
Next year’s presidential election could put Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National into government, which could affect France and the EU as deeply as Donald Trump has influenced the US
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
In the News podcast: Politician says she is free to campaign without an electronic tag pending a further court appeal
Some polling indicates her younger colleague would have been the more formidable nominee
Under the shadow of a conviction for abuse of public funds, is the four-time presidential candidate the best choice for her party?
National Rally will hope the clean-cut 30-year-old can help put its legal troubles behind it – but it may not be that simple
Hard-right politician has said she will be free to campaign without an electronic tag pending a further court appeal
Air conditioning is a thorny issue but it can form part of a relatively low-carbon response to rising temperatures
Europe letter: Starmer’s departure offers UK government a chance to ‘reset the reset’ in autumn EU deal
Status yellow high temperature warning is in force in Ireland until Friday morning
Coalition known as Europe’s frugals try to rebrand as ‘modernisers’ in upcoming EU budget fight
It’s a bit late now for the British media to start asking hard questions about the Reform UK leader
France’s radical left leader Jean Luc Mélenchon is taking another tilt at the presidency - but critics argue that his polarising appeal could hand power to the right
New publications by Gabriel Attal and Bruno Le Maire viewed as clear signal of leadership hopes
Momentum of hard right falters before elections in France, Italy, Slovakia and Serbia
The RN’s challenge for the next year is to bring on board the bulk of the right, the traditional right as well as their hard core far-right supporters
Election results from Denmark to Italy showed high levels of discontent with incumbents, and the effects of the Iran war could fuel desire for change
National Rally candidates were defeated by left-wing rivals in Marseille and Nimes
More than 1,500 cities and towns voted local elections on Sunday, seen as a test of political temperature before presidential election
Marine Le Pen’s National Rally party builds on previous results and set to contest second round in Marseilles and Nice
Local elections will fire the starting gun for the 2027 presidential elections
Central banker wants to give Macron and Merz chance to pick successor before French presidential election
Trump administration advisers ‘were convinced it was a political trial’ to remove far-right leader from the presidential race
Outcome will determine if leader of far-right National Rally can run for French presidency in 2027
Among promising titles are a book about France’s dark side and Jon Ronson’s exploration of multimillionaires searching for meaning in New England
Defeat could have toppled his fragile new government and plunged France deeper into political chaos
Emmanuel Macron’s movement and legacy unravel as political gambles backfire
Political paralysis has made it deeply challenging to pass a belt-tightening budget demanded by investors
Former prime minister Edouard Philippe urges head of state to bring forward 2027 elections
President’s options narrow after losing third premier since his 2024 snap elections
Sébastien Lecornu is a politician typical of the Macron project, that might work against him
Prime minister’s exit following confidence vote leaves Macron searching for fifth prime minister in two years
PM’s loss of confidence vote compounds political crisis facing Europe’s second-largest economy
The question haunting the EU: could France be a huge Greece at the heart of the bloc?
Prime minister François Bayrou looks set to lose a vote of confidence next month
National Rally, Greens and Socialists say they cannot back Francois Bayrou, who admits move is a risk but says doing nothing is riskier
Once-admired building designs are increasingly seen as impractical as global warming drives up temperatures
Lack of conviction and intolerance are character defects that augur badly for centrist and centre-left parties
Rassemblement National leader Jordan Bardella says officers seized accounting information and other documents
Warsaw’s allies in Europe left wondering who they will be dealing with: a populist head of state or its centrist prime minister
Sinn Féin objections to the planned commemoration of the Normans might be regarded as inconsequential but they reveal a more sinister objective
Far-right National Rally leader continues to claim her innocence following conviction for embezzlement
Far-right leader appears to have set her party on a more confrontational path on which she is directly challenging the judiciary
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen has limited legal options as ruling fires starting gun on race to succeed Emmanuel Macron
Marine Le Pen vows to appeal conviction for far right party ‘embezzlement’ of EU funds
The suggestion that Le Pen and her 24 convicted co-defendants are being singled out for unduly harsh treatment does not wash
Far-right leader says she will appeal ruling that jeopardises her plan to run in 2027 presidential election
Court decision to effectively bar Le Pen from 2027 race will only fuel far right narrative
Far-right leader and National Rally party accused of misappropriating European Parliament funds
Worldview: Europe can respond by developing links with China, Africa and the middle powers now asserting their role
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices