The recent surge of the far-right in France during the European Parliament elections took many by surprise. French President Emmanuel Macron responded by calling for a snap legislative election, aiming to address the new political reality after his party’s defeat against Marine Le Pen’s National Rally.
As Macron hopes to prevent the far-right from dominating national elections, his decision to dissolve parliament and hold new elections presents a risky move. With the possibility of the French far-right leading a government for the first time since World War II, Macron may face challenges in governing alongside a prime minister from an opposing party.
The upcoming general election in France carries significant risks and uncertainties. Macron’s centrist party faces a divided political landscape, with the far-right National Rally gaining momentum. The potential outcomes of the election could reshape the country’s political landscape and impact Macron’s leadership.
As France prepares for the general election, the stakes remain high for Macron and the political future of the country. Stay tuned to see how the political landscape unfolds and whether Macron can navigate the challenges ahead.