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Why Le Pen is keeping Trump at a distance | The Economist

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Marine Le Pen, the leader of the populist-right National Rally, has been cleared by a court to run in France’s next election. Latest polling makes her the favourite to win in 2027.

Edward Carr, The Economist’s deputy editor, is joined by Adam Roberts, foreign editor, and Sophie Pedder, Paris bureau chief, to discuss the potential fallout from a nationalist residing in the Elysée. They examine what a Le Pen presidency would mean for France’s relationship with its allies and whether the European Union project could survive the strife.

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Marine Le PenNational RallyEdward Carr The EconomistsAdam RobertsSophie Pedder ParisElyse TheyLe PenEuropean Union

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