Suspected financial irregularities: Is Jordan Bardella's group in Brussels saved by a 'right-wing alliance'?

The "Patriotes pour l’Europe" group in the European Parliament, led by Jordan Bardella, president of France's National Rally, is reportedly under scrutiny for alleged financial and ethical breaches. A report obtained by "Libé" suggests the group may have circumvented financial and deontological rules governing the parliament.

Despite these allegations, the group might escape formal investigation. Sources indicate a potential "alliance of the right" among various right-wing and far-right factions within the European Parliament could shield Bardella's party from repercussions.

This alleged pact raises questions about transparency and accountability within the European legislative body, particularly concerning the conduct of political groups operating within it. The outcome of this situation could have implications for how financial and ethical standards are enforced among political parties at the EU level.