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French far-right leader signals willingness to cooperate with Berlin and Rome on key policy areas.
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Jordan Bardella, leader of France's far-right National Rally, has signalled his intention to reset relations with Germany and Italy on migration and other issues, according to Politico Europe.
The statement marks a shift in tone from traditional far-right isolationism toward engagement with major EU partners. Bardella's comments come as the National Rally consolidates political support in France, with migration remaining a central policy platform across the bloc.
No details were provided on specific proposals or timelines for bilateral talks. The remarks underscore evolving dynamics within European right-wing politics as parties seek mainstream legitimacy.
Jordan Bardella, leader of France's far-right National Rally, signalled openness to cooperating with Germany and Italy on migration policy, marking a departure from traditional far-right isolationism toward engagement with major EU partners. No specific proposals or timelines were outlined.
If France's far-right gains power and follows through on EU cooperation on migration, it could reshape how the bloc handles asylum and border policies—affecting visa rules, travel, and labor mobility for workers and travelers across Europe. The shift also signals that far-right parties are moving toward mainstream politics, which could influence the direction of EU policy-making in your country over the next electoral cycle.