Far-right removes EU flags from French town halls in growing show of euroskepticism

French far-right parties have removed European Union flags from town halls in municipalities they control, marking a symbolic rejection of EU integration. The move comes as support for anti-immigration and euroskeptic political movements continues to rise across France. The flag removals represent a tangible expression of the far-right's opposition to European unity and immigration policies, signaling their growing confidence as they gain political ground in local governments.