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Category / French Politics

May 27, 2016May 30, 2016 by joemayes

Inside France’s biggest political youth movement: the National Front

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  • French Politics, Paris, Sciences Po
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Marine Le Pen’s National Front was France’s top political party amongst 18-24 year olds in regional elections in December.

With a presidential election due next year, why are so many young people supporting her? And what do they believe?

March 6, 2016April 21, 2016 by joemayes

Paris braces for Calais influx after Jungle dismantlement

  • French Politics, Paris, Sciences Po, World News
  • Asylum seekers, Calais, Jungle, Migrants, Paris, Refugees, Sciences Po
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Associations in Paris have expressed concern over the burden of an influx of asylum seekers coming from Calais following the dismantlement of the ‘Jungle’ camp.

Joe Mayes and Federica Baggio report.

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