(Bloomberg) -- French Prime Minister Michel Barnier plans to announce additional taxes to raise between €15 billion and €18 billion ($16.7-$20 billion) as he looks at ways to regain control of the ...

After November 5, the world will know whether Americans have turned away from global leadership or decided to maintain it, ...

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen went on trial on Monday on charges of embezzling money from the European Parliament, in a high-profile case that could endanger her presidential ambitions.

To limit the impact of her trial for misappropriating public funds, Marine Le Pen, who risks being banned from running for ...

France's new Prime Minister Michel Barnier is reportedly considering a one-off increase in corporate tax on the country's ...

The 56-year-old far-Right firebrand appeared confident and relaxed at the start of a process that could see her imprisoned ...

Marine Le Pen faces a possible 10 years in prison as she goes on trial alongside dozens of members of her party over an ...

This far-right win in Austria has now streghtned the wave of far-right wins across Europe, especially during the European ...

They are accused of using funds intended for hiring parliamentary assistants in Brussels to finance activities of their party ...

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The executive is reportedly examining a range of plans to reduce the public deficit, including a temporary tax on companies ...

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen went on trial Monday on charges of embezzling European Parliament money, in a case that ...