
The memorandum of understanding signed by Bardella and Farage and the triumph of AfD candidate Ulrich Siegmund in Saxony-Anhalt.
Summary of European political news regarding a memorandum of understanding on immigration signed by Jordan Bardella and Nigel Farage, as well as the electoral success of AfD candidate Ulrich Siegmund in Saxony-Anhalt.
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Recent political news in Europe concerning immigration and the progression of radical right parties.
Immigration: what is contained in the memorandum of understanding signed by Bardella and Farage, unanimously denounced by the political class
DECRYPTION - The president of the RN signed a symbolic text on Friday providing for the refoulement by the United Kingdom of migrant boats to the French coast. This document caused an outcry throughout the French political class, from Zemmour to Mélenchon.
In Saxony-Anhalt, the triumph of AfD candidate Ulrich Siegmund, “the most dangerous man in Germany” with the air of an “ideal son-in-law”
PORTRAIT - Born in this Land of the former GDR, the thirty-year-old and his far-right party would have obtained nearly 44% of the votes. The best score in a regional election in the history of the movement created in 2013.

Sébastien Lecornu announces the referral to justice via a report under article 40 following a leak on internal work relating to the taxation of employee savings.
The publication of the Pisa ranking reveals France's lowest results for 20 years in mathematics and comprehension. Political leaders are reacting strongly seven months before the presidential election.

Iceland summoned the US ambassador after a post on Truth Social by Donald Trump showing a map of the island covered with the American flag.

Political news review: immigration protocol between Bardella and Farage, Donald Trump's statements on aid to Ukraine and the triumph of Ulrich Siegmund (AfD) in Saxony-Anhalt.

Since their meeting, the political destinies of François Hollande and Ségolène Royal have continued to intertwine, against a backdrop of preparations and rivalries for the 2027 presidential election within the left.

Hervé Morin sent a letter to Édouard Philippe, Bruno Retailleau, Gabriel Attal and David Lisnard to alert them to the risk of dispersion of candidates from the right and the center, while proposing the organization of an open primary before the end of the year.