Sarkozy’s Libyan Funding Trial Exposes Risks of Foreign Interference in Democratic Elections

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy stands at the center of a high-stakes legal drama with profound implications for national sovereignty and election integrity worldwide. If convicted by a Paris court of secretly accepting millions in campaign financing from Moammar Gadhafi's Libyan regime during his 2007 presidential bid, Sarkozy faces up to ten years behind bars — a historic verdict that would mark the first time a former French leader is found guilty of illicit foreign funding. This case is not just about one man’s alleged corruption; it reveals how globalist money can infiltrate democratic processes, undermining voter trust and national...