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    Far right wins historic first in French Senate election●Far right scores historic victory in French Senate election✉newsWorldElections26 min ago

    France's far right has achieved a historic victory in elections to the French Senate, a result with no precedent in the chamber's history. The win marks a significant breakthrough for the nationalist right in an institution long dominated by mainstream conservative and centre-left groups, and is being closely watched for what it signals about the party's growing national strength.

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    France's National Rally makes gains in Senate vote●France’s far-right National Rally gains ground in Senate vote✉newsWorldElections26 min ago

    France's far-right National Rally has gained ground in the Senate, according to Al Jazeera. The result marks a further advance for the party of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella in an upper chamber long dominated by mainstream conservative and centre-left forces. The vote comes amid heightened political tension in France following recent legislative instability and ahead of further electoral contests, with commentators weighing the party's growing institutional reach.

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    Republicans Target Young Conservative Men With Immigration Focus▼Republicans Focus on Immigration as They Target Young Conservative Male Voters | National News | U.S. News✉newsWorldImmigration23 min ago

    Republicans are emphasizing immigration policy as part of a strategy to court young conservative male voters, according to U.S. News & World Report. The party is aiming to energize this demographic heading into upcoming elections, betting that hardline immigration messaging will resonate with a group seen as increasingly influential in conservative politics.

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    John Fetterman accidentally calls himself 'a lifelong Republican'●John Fetterman accidentally calls himself ‘a lifelong Republican’ https://www. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/s ep/28/johnMmastodonWorldUS Politics228 min ago

    Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman referred to himself as 'a lifelong Republican' in a slip of the tongue, according to the Guardian. The gaffe drew quick attention because Fetterman is a Democrat, and it comes as he faces scrutiny from progressive voters over his more conservative positions heading into the 2026 midterm elections.

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    Bild tabloid seen as turning against Spahn●Wer hätte gedacht, dass ausgerechnet die #Bild ihm das Genick bricht. #Spahn #Union RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plcMmastodonBusinessLabor2just now

    German social media users are commenting that the Bild tabloid has helped end Jens Spahn's political career, with the phrase 'breaking his neck' used figuratively. The discussion touches on Spahn and the Union parties, expressing surprise that Bild, often an ally of conservative politicians, would turn on him. Details of what prompted the tabloid's stance remain sparse in the posts themselves.

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    Union criticised over response to Heidenau far-right unrest●Heidenau ist eine weitere beredte Selbstauskunft der Union. Nicht über die AfD, nicht über den Zustand der Demokratie, sMmastodonBusinessLabor2811 h ago

    Commentary in German is arguing that the Union's reaction to events in Heidenau says more about the party itself than about the AfD or the state of German democracy. Critics point to the CDU/CSU's long-standing mantra that Nazis must be countered 'on substance' rather than banned, and charge that the formula has become an empty self-justification. The debate feeds into broader arguments over how mainstream conservatives should confront the far right.