Euroskeptics surge tests EU unity after election
EU leaders meet in Brussels after a sharp rise of Euroskeptic and anti establishment parties winning nearly 30 percent of seats. UKIP and Marine Le Pen's National Front surge, while France and Germany shape the post election power balance and candidate talks for the EU Commission president.
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French president reels after far right victory
France’s Socialist president Hollande faced a political shock as the National Front led the European Parliament vote. Le Pen’s surge reshapes politics while Hollande pledges reforms and EU changes aimed at calming anger and keeping France engaged in Europe.
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Thai coup leader warns protests face strict crackdown
Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha appeals for calm at the army HQ with royal endorsement signaling his rule after last week’s coup. He bans criticism and protests while promising to restore order and discipline, as Yingluck Shinawatra is released from military custody and protests continue.
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