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- 1Mediapart reports antisemitic writings attributed to Jordan Bardella●Mediapart has reported antisemitic writings attributed to Jordan Bardella in 2013, when he was a young militant of the F
Investigative outlet Mediapart has published antisemitic writings it attributes to Jordan Bardella, dating from 2013 when he was a young militant of the Front national. Bardella, now president of the National Rally, has formally contested the attribution to the newspaper. The report is fueling renewed debate over the far-right party's past and Bardella's own record ahead of political battles in France.
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Jean-Philippe Tanguy, a senior figure in France's Rassemblement National, has publicly offered his theory on the origin of Mediapart's revelations concerning party president Jordan Bardella. The comments, reported by Le HuffPost, are drawing attention in France as the RN responds to the investigative report and speculation grows over internal tensions within the party.
- 3Colloquium warns International Criminal Court 'mortally threatened' by Trump▼cour pénale internationale
A colloquium was held to defend the International Criminal Court, which organisers say is 'mortally threatened' by the Trump administration. The French investigative outlet Mediapart covered the event, reporting warnings from legal figures and advocates that US pressure is undermining the court's independence and its ability to prosecute war crimes and crimes against humanity.
- 4Le Pen lashes out at Mediapart over Bardella revelations●La panique de Marine Le Pen se lit aussi dans ses propos contre Médiapart, après les révélations sur Bardella: "C'est à
Marine Le Pen is facing renewed scrutiny after the investigative outlet Mediapart published revelations concerning Jordan Bardella. The National Rally figure responded with pointed remarks, warning that there would be "a response to the way they behave" and suggesting journalists might need a Kevlar suit. Critics read the tone as defensive and an attack on press freedom, while supporters frame it as justified pushback against hostile reporting.