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Le Pen’s campaign hit by niece calling rival far-right Zemmour a better candidate

Le Pen’s campaign hit by niece calling rival far-right Zemmour a better candidate

  • Marechal told Le Parisien and Le Figaro in separate interviews that she considers her aunt's far-right rival Zemmour had adopted a better strategy
  • "Unlike Marine Le Pen, Zemmour still has ample room to rise further (in polls)," Marechal told Le Figaro newspaper
By Reuters ·
Libyan political body calls for election delay as disputes grow

Libyan political body calls for election delay as disputes grow

By Reuters ·
UN decries attack on court in Libya ahead of national vote

UN decries attack on court in Libya ahead of national vote

By AP ·
Libyan interim PM submits bid for presidential elections

Libyan interim PM submits bid for presidential elections

By Arab News ·
Libyan premier to run for president as election turmoil grows

Libyan premier to run for president as election turmoil grows

By Reuters ·
UN-backed Libya talks fail to reach consensus — statement

UN-backed Libya talks fail to reach consensus — statement

By Reuters ·
Mongolians voting for president amid biggest virus outbreak

Mongolians voting for president amid biggest virus outbreak

By AP ·
Bouteflika-era figure makes Algeria presidential run

Bouteflika-era figure makes Algeria presidential run

By AFP ·
Special Afghan polls close amid violence, low turnout across the country

Afghan polls close amid violence, low turnout across the country

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
Tick tock goes the political clock as Dems weigh impeachment

Tick tock goes the political clock as Dems weigh impeachment

By AP ·

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