France Faces Political Uncertainty as Far-Right Gains Ground in Elections
The National Rally's strong performance in the first round has disrupted the political landscape, prompting hurried alliances to prevent a far-right government.
- The National Rally secured significant votes and leads in many constituencies, reflecting broad support across social classes and regions.
- Opposition parties are forming strategic alliances to block the National Rally from achieving an absolute majority in the second round.
- Marine Le Pen's potential government raises concerns over strained relations with Algeria and contentious domestic policies.
- President Macron's strategy to dissolve the National Assembly and call snap elections has backfired, weakening his centrist bloc.
- The political climate is charged with high emotions and mistrust, complicating efforts to form a stable government.

























































































