The far-right Front National has its sights set on the European elections this month. The party's anti-immigration platform is finding favor with many voters.
The Front National is hoping to capitalize on its recent success in municipal elections, when it won the mayoral vote in a number of cities, including the town of Hayange in eastern France. In response, the municipality's sister cities of Arlon in Belgium and Diekirch in Luxembourg have cut official ties with Hayange. More informations: http://www.dw.de/program/european-journal/s-3065-9798