Bardella's Far-Right Nature Controversy Rekindled

Mediapart, a French investigative journalism outlet, obtained and reported on records of Jordan Bardella, leader of the National Rally (RN), from the early stages of his political activity between 2013 and 2015.

Regarding the 'obsessive anti-Semitism' remarks contained in these records, Bardella has completely denied the content and announced his intention to file a defamation lawsuit.

L'Humanité implied that Jean-Marie Le Pen and Jordan Bardella are on the same far-right path by juxtaposing them in its editorial, while Libération published a caricature depicting Bardella growing up on Jean-Marie Le Pen's lap, expressing a critical viewpoint.

Libération highlighted his past actions, where he paid tribute to Quentin Durand, a far-right activist and Holocaust denier.

A former aide within the party identified him as someone who employs various far-right strategies. He operates within a party structure where key figures are intertwined through family relationships.

Local media pointed out that the Sisi regime has not been punished for the Regeni case, where he was reporting on Egyptian labor unions.

Regarding Regeni's murder in Cairo 10 years ago, Italian media welcomed the judicial outcome but criticized the ruling for absolving the Sisi regime, which they believe was behind it.

The monthly rent was agreed upon at 500 euros, down from the previous 2600 euros.

This resulted in a monthly rent agreement of 500 euros from the initial demand of 2600 euros, and Pope Francis's remarks are known to have had a positive impact on public opinion and the negotiation process.

Only 7 participants had registered for the competition with 13 days left until the finals. Due to the drastic shortage of applicants, the organizers are facing operational difficulties.

Concerns are rising about the normal progression of the competition due to poor participant recruitment. The Mr. England organizers are currently in a state of extreme 고민.