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Just 30 percent of French young people aged 18-25 say they will vote in the European elections (compared to 58 percent who voted in the 2022 presidential election) (Photo: Reuters)

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French right's Gen Z leaders eye successful EU elections

EU Elections
by Marlon Ettinger, Lille,
Just 30 percent of French young people aged 18-25 say they will vote in the European elections (compared to 58 percent who voted in the 2022 presidential election) (Photo: Reuters)

Polls ahead of next month’s European elections forecast a surge in support for the continent’s nationalist political forces, with France’s leading right-wing parties: Rassemblement National (RN), Les Républicains (LR...

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Marlon Ettinger is the author of Zemmour & Gaullism

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