Emmanuel Macron

One-third of french voters - 34% - have not decided who to vote for weeks before the presidential election. This shows poll of the sociological service Odoxa, commissioned by the state radio "France Info". This is a record indicator in the history of modern France.

French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen told a political rally on Sunday that the euro currency which she wants France to ditch was like a knife in the ribs of the French people.

The leader of the eurosceptic National Front (FN) also told the rally in the city of Bordeaux that the forthcoming election for president could herald a “change in civilization”.

The candidate for president of France Marine Le Pen has stated that the European Union will die and that globalists will be defeated.

At an election meeting in Lille, she accused her rivals in the elections - Emmanuel Macron and François Fillon of betrayal because of their political platforms in support of the EU and market economy.

Centrist Emmanuel Macron solidified his status as frontrunner in France's presidential election on March 20 in a televised debate during which he clashed on immigration and Europe with his main rival, far-right leader Marine Le Pen.

Presidential favourite Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday he wanted to restore military service to France for some 600,000 young people each year as part of efforts to face a world entering an era of "turbulence" comparable to the Cold War.

Europe will soon be the site of "holy wars," Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on March 16, in Ankara's first comment on the general elections in the Netherlands that saw the victory of Prime Minister Mark Rutte's Liberal VVD. 

Independent candidate Emmanuel Macron has every chance of becoming the next president of France, showed data from a sociological survey, cited by Reuters.

According to the surveyed, Macron will win the run-off against the leader of the far-right National Front (FN) Marine Le Penn who will win the most votes at the first round of elections on April 23.

With the ‘Fillon scandal’ far from being over, this new case come forwards to bring everything upside-down in the French elections. It seems that everyone works for Marine Le Pen.

French President Francois Hollande dramatically announced Dec. 1 he would not seek re-election next April at the end of his five-year term as he bowed to historic low approval ratings.

The withdrawal means the 62-year-old Socialist will be the first president of France's fifth republic, founded in 1958, to quit after just one term.

French Minister of Economy Emmanuel Macron warned that the European Union was in danger of breaking up, in an interview to German weekly newspaper ‘Die Zeit’, which will be published Thursday. He claimed that it was imperative to reform the European plan. ‘I am convinced that my generation has a historical duty to rebuild Europe’, said the 38-year old politician.