The Yellow Vests start their march around France for the first time since the country's presidential election.

Far-right French presidential candidate, Marine Le Pen along with figures close to her has been accused of embezzling about 600,000 Euros in European public funds during their membership in the European Parliament.

Both players of France’s run-off, President Macron and his far-right challenger, Le Pen, have their own setbacks and problems to lead the country.

In an effort to remind voters of the past five years, scores of Yellow Vest protesters have marched in Paris. The first round of France’s presidential election is next weekend, with polls showing an increasingly tight re-election for President Emmanuel Macron.

An analyst says the coronavirus lockdowns may have simply made French people more resigned to their political fate.

The Yellow Vest movement in France continues to gather steam as the nation’s springtime elections grow nearer.

France’s Yellow Vests have become a worldwide phenomenon, but they have repeatedly accused their own domestic media of refusing to cover their marches. Now during their latest nationwide demonstration, a Yellow Vest group has targeted government media headquarters to accuse them of not fulfilling their duty to taxpayers.