Sentences with phrase «french presidential election»

The Independent writes: «Emmanuel Macron, the front - runner in Sunday's French presidential election, shares something with President Trump: a 24 - year age gap with his wife.

I only have one point on this, which is that — I believe it was almost a year ago, right before the French presidential election, Facebook came out and said they banned like 30,000 fake accounts or bot accounts, that they were afraid could try and sway that election.

A few months after the 2016 elections there was the French presidential election, and leading up to that we deployed some new AI tools that took down more than 30,000 fake accounts.

In 2007, Hulot warned candidates in the French Presidential election that he would present himself as a candidate if ecology were not one of the main subjects of the election.

Recommended reading In the Art Newspaper, Anna Sansom gauges the reactions the reactions of France's artists, gallerists and art historians to Emmanuel Macron's victory over Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election.

Yesterday, I was watching the news, and there's this report about the upcoming French presidential election.

The first round of the French Presidential election will take place on Sunday.

On the flipside of positive economic growth in Europe however lies the potential for destabilizing effects if Marine Le Pen wins the French presidential election.

Emmanuel Macron's victory in the French presidential election provided the most significant boost to continued European integration in a time when populism is making inroads across the world.

In France, business remained stable (down 0.5 %) at the beginning of the year in a sharply downbeat market and against the backdrop of the French presidential election.

Sean Rad, chief executive of the mobile dating app, said Wednesday that the «Swipe the Vote» feature would appear again in next year's French presidential election after its debut in Britain's EU referendum in June.

In the 2002 French presidential election, for example, so many left - wing candidates stood in the first round that all of them were eliminated, leaving two right - wing candidates, Jacques Chirac and Jean - Marie Le Pen, to contest the run - off.

It would leave Labour voters with a choice like the French Presidential election in 2002, which ended up Le Pen v Chirac.

Hollande on course for victory, explains Peter Kellner, as we track French Presidential Election (Comments: 0)

We saw how AV works, very graphically, in the French presidential election of 2002, which was conducted under a runoff system somewhat similar to AV.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday reacted to the news of the French presidential election by tweeting a photo of the Statue of Liberty.

«If you wanted to read a lot into it, you could say it's Holland trying to get his own back for the snub Cameron made to Holland during the French presidential election campaign,» Whyte added.

Hillary Clinton congratulated Emmanuel Macron on winning the French presidential election yesterday, and snuck in a jab at the media while she was at it.

There was no fuss when Macron campaigned among French voters in London for the French presidential election.

Unfortunately, this is what is happening in the 2012 French presidential election: it has moulded into a referendum on one individual, the President.

The French presidential election of 2012, unlike the election in the US between a Mitt Romney pro-market restorationist Republican ticket or a Obama neo-Keynesian Democratic ticket, was between a dirigisme (and «austerity») of the Right and a dirigisme (and «growth») of the Left.

In a discussion about the recent French presidential election at the Personal Democracy Forum unConference this past Saturday, Pascal - Emmanuel Gobry presented an interesting thesis: not only did Ségolène Royal's «net - centric strategy fail to win a majority at the polls, but her campaign's emphasis on citizen participation may have actually backfired entirely by undermining her perception as a leader and by leaving her dependent on a fatally unrepresentative group of voters.

On the contrary, if «your» candidate is losing in the polls you may consider your vote more important to omit and can even flirt with voting for someone despite not supporting him / her completely (let's call it a protest vote, see French presidential election in 2002, with a lot of people voting for small groups on the 1st round).

Concerns that the French presidential election would see a surge of support for populism among French voters were allayed by the results from the first round of voting toward the end of April.

They were the concerns that we had at the beginning of the year with the Dutch election in January / February, then we had the French presidential election in the middle of the year and the German election has just taken place.

Although the path for negotiations on the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union (EU) remains uncertain, the French presidential election result has removed another potential political risk that may have been holding back activity in some parts of Europe.

Calm was restored overseas as there were no surprises with the French presidential election, with pro-European Union candidate Emmanuel Macron winning in the second round.

Emmanuel Macron won the final round of the French presidential election by a large margin, further reducing perceived European political risk.

Pro-European former investment banker Emmanuel Macron won the final round of the French presidential election by a large margin, further reducing perceived European political risk.

But the result of the French presidential election is important not just for France, but for the wider eurozone too.

French presidential election candidates pose for a picture prior to a debate organised by the French private TV channels BFM TV and CNews on April 4, 2017 in La Plaine - Saint - Denis near Paris.

Supporters attend the public meeting of French presidential election candidate for the far - left coalition «La France insoumise» Jean - Luc Melenchon, on February 5, 2017, in Chassieu, near Lyon.

Well, that's tied to another question: Who will win the French presidential election?

The French presidential election campaign is not the first to be overshadowed by accusations of manipulation via computer hacking and cyber-attacks.

Concerns over the French presidential election seemed to have eased slightly on Monday with the yields on the 10 - year French bond falling.

The euro reached a five - and - a-half month high against the dollar when markets opened Sunday evening as exit polls in the French presidential election indicated a victory for centrist Macron.

In Europe, the frontrunner to the French presidential election, Emmanuel Macron, said that there should be an international military intervention against the Syrian regime if it is proved that it is using chemical weapons.

The biggest political concern in Europe is the French presidential election, which has its first round on April 23rd.

The far - right candidate in the French presidential election has been embroiled in two investigations, but that hasn't and will not impact her campaign, the Front National's project coordinator told CNBC on Friday.

Emmanuel Macron wave to supporters after winning the French Presidential Election, at The Louvre on May 7, 2017 in Paris, France.

Meanwhile, the conservative candidate in the French presidential election, Francois Fillon, has been involved in fresh allegations over an undeclared 50,000 euros ($ 52,700) loan.

The French presidential election, where a far - right candidate in Marine Le Pen has a small chance to win, takes place in late April.

A day after the French presidential election, Davide Serra shared his views on investing in Europe.

Deutsche Bank shares dropped more than 3 percent on Thursday morning after reporting lower - than - expected revenue for its first quarter at a time when banking stocks have seen sharp gains after centrist Emmanuel Macron emerged as the winner in the first round of French presidential elections last week.

The first round of the French presidential elections did little to improve general sentiment.

There's some clear blue water between the two candidates contesting the final round of the French presidential elections on May 7: Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron.

As far as most commentators are concerned, the first round of the French presidential elections, due to take place on April 23, will be a race to see who faces the far - right National Front leader Marine Le Pen in the run - off in May.

Francois Hollande, candidate of the French Socialist Party, is still the frontrunner in the French presidential elections.

According to this article, Francois Fillon advised his voters to vote for Emmanuel Macron in the second round of 2017 French Presidential elections.

The Russian programme involves trying to subvert the American and French presidential elections and - in all likelihood - to interfere in the Brexit referendum.