Rassemblement National

The Rassemblement National (RN) is a far-right political party in France founded by Jean-Marie Le Pen in 1972. The party has gained significant attention in recent news articles due to its influence on French politics, particularly with the upcoming presidential election in 2027. Recent events include the party's adoption of a simplification law, which aims to reduce bureaucracy and simplify economic life, as well as its attempts to strengthen ties with business leaders through meetings with the Medef union. The party has also faced criticism for its stance on issues such as climate change and social welfare. With the recent defeat of Viktor Orban in Hungary, a key ally of the RN, the party's influence is being reevaluated. As the French presidential election approaches, the RN's relevance and significance will continue to be monitored by the media and the public.