The Rassemblement National announces a search of its headquarters in Paris by financial police, without knowing the exact reasons.

Jordan Bardella, president of the Rassemblement National, said a search has begun at the party's headquarters in Paris, carried out by about 20 police officers and two judges. The action aims to seize party documents and accounts, and Bardella denounced it as harassment, stressing that it undermines democratic pluralism. The search comes in the context of an investigation into loans granted by private individuals to the party, which has accumulated significant debts.