The Rassemblement National (RN) is grappling with internal and external challenges as it navigates the current political landscape in France.

During a recent parliamentary seminar in Paris, party leaders Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen addressed their members, emphasizing the need for unity and resilience against media criticism.

Bardella dismissed reports of internal discord, urging members to remain steadfast.

Meanwhile, Le Pen predicted that President Emmanuel Macron might call for new elections in 2025, citing the current political situation as untenable.

The RN aims to position itself as a constructive opposition, focusing on "order, justice, and progress.

" However, the party is also dealing with controversies, including the upcoming trial concerning alleged fictitious parliamentary assistants.