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The Far-Right Appears to Become the Largest in Austria
The Far-Right Party FPÖ appears to be becoming the largest party in the election in Austria with 29 percent of the votes, after more than 80 percent of the votes have been counted. If the result stands, it will be the first time after World War II that a far-right party becomes the largest in a national parliamentary election in the country.
The French attacking star: "Our words carry weight"
Sports stars' words have significance, says Kadidiatou Diani. Tonight, the French attacking ace wants to defeat Sweden and send a politically divided nation to the European Championship.
Marine Le Pen's Presidential Campaign Investigated by Prosecutor
The Public Prosecutor's Office in Paris has launched an investigation into Marine Le Pen's presidential campaign 2022 following suspicions of illegal financing, according to several media outlets. .
The Next French Difficult Phase: Finding a Prime Minister
"And what do we do now?" it says on the front page of the daily newspaper Le Parisien the day after the second round of the parliamentary election. And that is the big question, when the tension from the election night has subsided.
The French Election: Who Really Won?
Who won – and who will rule? The parliamentary election in France will be followed by compromise or crisis. A surprising result is followed by several questions.
"Russia wants to show that they are winning the war"
Russia's escalated attacks on Ukraine are an attempt to convince the outside world that the country is on its way to winning the war in Ukraine. It can also be interpreted as Russia trying to take as much territory as they can before potential peace talks begin, says military expert Ilmari Käihkö.
Expert: Difficult Government Formation Ahead in France
The Left Alliance surprisingly took home the victory as the largest bloc in the French election. But the big question still remains: who will become prime minister? It needs to be someone centrist-oriented, says expert Göran von Sydow.
The Market Relieved - Counts on French Compromise
The euro is strengthened slightly and risk premiums are dampened on French bond yields, while the Paris stock exchange turns upwards. The market is cautiously positive after the weekend's election in France.
Uncertainty in France after Leftist Upset in Election
The Left pulled off an upset and became the largest party in the French parliamentary election, while the president's center alliance defeated the far-right. However, none of the blocs won a majority of their own, which paves the way for a difficult-to-govern situation unless new alliances take shape.
Turmoil in Paris after French election
Masked demonstrators have clashed with police in central Paris after the polling stations closed in France. .
Defeat for National Rally in French Election
The French election result appears to go against expectations. Instead of the far-right party National Rally becoming the largest, the left seems to be doing best.
Fear in Paris: "They will set everything on fire"
Armed police patrol in groups in Paris – thousands of extra officers have been called in. Several voters tell TT that they fear violence in the wake of the polarized French election.
Upset for the French Left
The Left Alliance New People's Front (NFP) is in a narrow lead in the French election, according to exit polls. President Emmanuel Macron's center alliance Ensemble appears to receive the second most votes.
Left-wing Sensation in French Election – Attal to Resign
It will be a sensational victory for the French left, according to exit polls. The country's Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, who belongs to the center alliance Ensemble, which will be the second largest, will submit his resignation.
Now France's future is being decided – but he's boycotting
It's time for the second round in the French parliamentary election. Much indicates that no side will get a majority and that the election night will be a nail-biter.
Poll: No Absolute Majority for Le Pen
The Far-Right Party National Rally (RN) and its allies do not seem to be able to win an absolute majority in the French parliamentary election, according to a recent survey reported by French and international media. .
French universities: National Rally a threat to education
French universities are now entering the political fray and expressing their concern over the far-right party National Rally's (RN) successes in the parliamentary elections in France. In a joint statement, the organizations gathering the country's universities, including elite schools such as Sciences Po and Sorbonne, write that "the threat (from RN) is immediate, tangible, and unprecedented" and "must be met with seriousness and determination".
Kremlin: Following French Election "Very Closely"
Russia is closely following the results in France "very closely" after the first round of voting, where the far-right party National Rally (RN) becomes the largest party with just over 29 percent. .
France Divided in the Extremists' Battle
Everything is blamed on President Emmanuel Macron as France catches its breath after the first round of the parliamentary election. The final battle is portrayed as the extremists' fight.
Tactics and defections ahead of France's second round
Success for both the far-right and far-left in the first round of the French election indicates that the second round may be a nail-biter. Now, a week of tactics and regrouping awaits to once again lure the French to the polls.
The Stockholm Stock Exchange Rises on European Upswing
The Stockholm Stock Exchange started the second half of the year on an upward trend. The broad OMXS index rose 0.
Stockholm Stock Exchange Rises with Europe
The Stockholm Stock Exchange begins the second half of the year on an upward trend. At 2 pm, the OMXS index is up 0.
France's New Election - What's at Stake
The President is pressured from two sides and can become increasingly cornered – but France can also end up in a deadlock. Here are the conditions for France's parliamentary election.
The Le Pen Clan Behind the French Far-Right
Betrayal, a bomb, and a dead cat. The Le Pen clan's history is marked by controversies and a bitter family feud – and closely intertwined with the National Rally (RN) party, which now has a whiff of power in France.
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