. —— national rally party absolutely. m0 lot more seats. -- national rally party absolutely.ed a _ rally party absolutely. no one has achieved a clear— rally party absolutely. no one has achieved a clear majority i has achieved a clear majority of 289 seats after 577 seats in the french national assembly meaning that the overall result is effectively, a hung parliament. but what is certain is that national rally party has increased enormously. they only had seven mps in 2017, 80 nine by 2022 and between up to 152 this time around. this result will still act as a springboard for marine le pen to challenge for the french presidency in 2027 and mr macron will be forced to step down in that year, whatever happens, because french presidents are only allowed to terms. in the meantime, this is, has effectively boosted the vote of the national rally and indeed their visibility and the political landscape. but we have heard from one of the leaders of the new popular front, jean—luc melenchon, the coalition that is as cheap the best results: on mr emmanuel macron to appoint a new prime

marine le pen�*s far—right party, national rally, has come third — when it was expected to top the pollch prime minister gabriel attal says he will hand his resignation to president emmanuel macron on monday morning. i'm martine croxall, the other main stories this hour. new prime minister, keir starmer, tours the uk's nations, with his first stop, edinburgh. the israel army has issued new evacuation orders to palestinian residents and displaced families in parts of gaza city. thousands of people have lined the streets of yorkshire to pay their respects to rob burrow as his funeral was held. hello and welcome to paris — i'm christian fraser. where the french parliament is set for deadlock — after a surprising projected results showed the left—wing coalition — the new popular front — winning the most seats in the national assembly. it's forecast to win between 184 and 186 seats in total. it's a surprise turnaround from the first round last week, which saw the far—right national rally party win the biggest share of the vote. national rally is projected to have between 1m and 143 mps — a l

can they rally behind a united front? this is the far right national rally party.line on immigration, for example, wants to stop the automatic right of foreigners born here in france to get french nationality. they want to give priority to french people over immigrants in terms of social welfare spending. so there is going to be a huge push from the opposition to try to block the far right from getting that absolute majority, potentially forcing france into a hung parliament and potentially paralysis as well. remember, president macron came to power here pledging to revive the political centre to bridge right and left. what he's actually done and what has happened under his watch, is to polarise and push people into the extremes of right and left. there will be a lot of people tonight who will be furious at president macron for a gamble that has misfired, a trap that perhaps has ensnared himself, and indeed france as well, will have huge implications, potentially for this country and for the european union as a whole. and could, if this were to be replicated on sun

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equally stunned by tonight's results, marine le pen�*s national rally party. be theirs, except it wasn't. at an absolute loss for words, it seems. this has been a huge slap in the face for marine le pen�*s party. all the polls before this election had predicted they at least would become the largest party in the french parliament. they said they were poised to govern but the french people today said a resounding non. confusingly, their star had shone so brightly in the first round of this election. translation: unfortunately, an alliance of dishonour - and a dangerous electoral arrangement set up by this government with the far—left coalition has deprived the french people of a political recovery. so, emmanuel macron�*s gamble calling a snap election paid off — or did it? no party has a majority to govern in france now and president macron�*s prime minister hasjust announced his resignation. just ahead of hosting the olympic games, with all eyes on france, this eu and military power — key ally of ukraine — has plunged into political limbo. and when france is u

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polls predict a shift from his party towards the far—right national rally.e'll bring you live analysis from across the country — on one of the most significant french elections in years. i'm martine croxall. the other main stories this hour... new prime minister, keir starmer, tours the uk's nations — with his first stop, edinburgh. demonstrations across israel, urging the government to reach a deal with hamas. the group is reported to have accepted a us proposal to begin talks of a hostage release. four volunteers emerge from a small compound in texas — having spent more than a year living in conditions simulating those on mars. a very warm welcome to paris. it is a beautiful evening here in the french capital. you might be able to see behind me the eiffel tower. before that, like defence. and they golden dome where you can visit the tomb of napoleon bonaparte. it has been a rather odd feeling, actually, in the city this afternoon. in some respects, there is a party atmosphere building. you can see all of these dance going up for the olympics with just thre

and the far—right national rally party, from 138 to 145 seats.ats required for an absolute majority. there are many voters in france breathing a sigh of relief and so are some european leaders. donald tusk posting this... the spanish prime minister saying... and the eu commissionerfor economy rights... i spoke to a professor of french politics and the university of london. many were expecting the far—right national rally would finish in first place. how surprised are you by what we are seeing in france? i’m are seeing in france? i'm surprised _ are seeing in france? i'm surprised like _ are seeing in france? i'm surprised like rest - are seeing in france? i'm surprised like rest of - are seeing in france? in surprised like rest of the world. it was widely anticipated. they came first in the european elections, in the first round in the selection and they were the front runners in the opinion polls, so it was a reasonable expectation for the voters and everybody else that they would come first tonight and they have in fact in appearances, third, w

and the national rally party took the lead in the 1st round of voting. the less dramatic scenes were on the streets of paris as well as the capital suburbs in the city of leon. demonstrators with fires deployed at slow canisters and built barricades to keep law enforcement at bay. amid the people, the leader of the national rally party marine, the pen celebrated the ballot result is that we have no idea compact chia that democracy has spoken. the french people have placed a national, riley, and its allies, a default, rounded up for practically raising the max from this block made a manual micron called for a snap election following his parties. losses in last month. european parliamentary elections. that's after his call to send troops to crane, drew sharp criticism from his opponents. chief among those is mary la pad, whose party is currently leading the election race with almost 34 percent of all john mcmillan's sons left wing colors and his drawing in seconds was 28 percent. so meanwhile, the french prime minister has warned up a pens, party winning a

and the far—right national rally party, from 138 to 145 seats.s required for an absolute majority. live now to piotr smolar, senior correspondent for le monde here in washington. great to have you on. prime minister gabriel attal saying he will hand in his resignation. what will the fallout of this election mean for the government and for macron�*s centrist party? thank you for having me. this is an earthquake and obviously the dust has not settled yet so we do not know exactly what will be the following steps but here is the problem. we know what the majority of the french said no to, which is a far—right government, but we do not exactly know what they want. here is the thing, every site interpret this major political event in a different way. obviously, there was quite an extraordinary reaction of the french people to the threats of a far—right government with a high turnout but the french are saying they are also tired and exhausted because of the constant polarisation and political hysteria so this is definitely not a blank check to the left

can they rally behind a united front? this is the far right national rally party.immigration, for example, wants to stop the automatic right of foreigners born here in france to get french nationality. they want to give priority to french people over immigrants in terms of social welfare spending. so there is going to be a huge push from the opposition to try to block the far right from getting that absolute majority, potentially forcing france into a hung parliament and potentially paralysis as well. remember, president macron came to power here pledging to revive the political centre to bridge right and left. what he's actually done and what has happened under his watch, is to polarise and push people into the extremes of right and left. there will be a lot of people tonight who will be furious at president macron for a gamble that has misfired, a trap that perhaps has ensnared himself, and indeed france as well, will have huge implications, potentially for this country and for the european union as a whole. and could, if this were to be replicated on sunday, lea

rally party.he lesson is that with the far right on the cusp of power, tonight is like no other. the traditional scheme of a joint political barrier against the far right may not work this time, judging by the polls conducted. candidates have until tuesday to submit applications for the second round, decisive for the future of the french parliament and political life the country's voting will take place on july 7. anastasia popovia bernatsky, news from france. the shares of the lipensky confectionery factory russian were transferred to the income of russia, the bailiff service reported. previously, the company belonged to the former president of ukraine petro poroshenko. since '17 there has been production there. his assets were estimated at almost 20 billion rubles. by court decision, the enterprise became the property of the state in february. according to the department's information , shares of two more enterprises were also transferred to russia's income. which worked in the interests of kiev

marine lupine, leader of the national rally party, promised that if she wins, she will not allow kievuse french long-range weapons to attack russia, and the military will also not be sent to help the ssu. if emmanuel macron wants to send troops to ukraine, the prime minister is against it, then there will be no troops in ukraine. the prime minister has the last word. impressions from the visit to moscow, i would like to emphasize that for western politicians negotiations with vladimir putin is always a challenge. he is 100, more than 100%, a rational person. when putin negotiates, when he begins to explain, when he makes proposals, saying yes or no, he is super, super rational. you know, cool, reserved, very careful, punctual, prepared, negotiating and being ready for it, a real challenge. canceled a meeting with german colleagues in berlin. there is no need, said foreign minister peter szijarta. the most popular journalist in the usa tucker carlson asks: why don't european leaders want peace? why orban is the only leader in europe trying to stop the complete destruction of ukraine, a

sunday's outcome defied expectations after the far—right national rally party won handily in the firsts a moment of pure emotion and it really gives us hope again, since i was really down emotionally.

equally stunned by tonight's results, marine le pen's national rally party.rs, except it wasn't. at an absolute loss for words, it seems. this has been a huge slap in the face for marine le pen's party. all the polls before this election had predicted they at least would become the largest party in the french parliament. they said they were poised to govern but the french people today said a resounding non. confusingly, their star had shone so brightly in the first round of this election. translation: unfortunately, an alliance of dishonour - and a dangerous electoral arrangement set up by this government with the far—left coalition has deprived the french people of a political recovery. so, emmanuel macron�*s gamble calling a snap election paid off — or did it? no party has a majority to govern in france now and president macron�*s prime minister hasjust announced his resignation. just ahead of hosting the olympic games, with all eyes on france, this eu and military power — key ally of ukraine — has plunged into political limbo. and when france is unstable a

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he could lose control of parliament to the far right national rally party, which has emerged as a dominant force in several opinion polls. the rise of the far right national reality has been the main talking point in this campaign. let's see how france got here and what's at stake for the nation and the rest of the world. to today's votes started with a crushing defeat for president emmanuel and crawls renaissance party at the hands of the far right in european elections. to clarify the political situation, he dissolved parliament and called a snap legislative pole, a gamble that the country was not ready to vote in a far right government. a gamble that seemed increasingly risky after the far right national rally easily took the lead in the 1st round of voting last sunday. the question now is whether they'll win an outright majority in the run off enough to rule without forming a coalition. that possibility frightens many and inspired more than 200 centrist and left wing candidates to pull out of the 2nd round earlier this week. to avoid splitting the anti national rally vote. the mood in

in many ways, his far-left france unbowed party is as anti-e.u. as the national rally. there's not much love for him here in brussels, and a parliamentary majority coalition where the far left was calling the shots could also be problematic. you could still get a situation where the parliament was refusing to implement laws that have been passed at e.u. level. that's unlikely, but people were alarmed, i would say. i've heard from several people, they were alarmed he was the first one out. >> anna, is there reason to be alarmed? >> you may be sure, brussels is going to take its lot on france, as they dictated their law on italy, fine france is a bigger country, they will do it because there is a weakness in the political regime. the financial markets would take that, and i would like to be a fly on the wall now with blackrock, the biggest investment firm in the world, because their president was in france just three days before the european elections and before macron dissolved the assembly. i'd like to know what they are all saying, but they will have their say in futur

and the national rally party took the lead in the 1st round of building. the, the, for the most dramatic scenes were on the streets of paris as well as the capital suburbs and the city of leone. demonstrators that fires deployed smoke canisters and build barricades to keep law enforcement, update some of the people, the leader of the national rally party, marine, the pen, celebrated the ballot results. this echo, but 3 of my compacts here that democracy has spoken. the french people have placed the national riley and its allies a default on practically raising the max from this blog. and manual non crohn called for several actions following his part his losses in last month's european parliamentary elections. as after his call to send ships to crane, drew sharp criticism from his opponent's chief among this is maureen, the pen whose party is currently leading the election race was almost 34 percent was on this village on the left when call us and as drawing seconds was 28 percent . meanwhile, the french prime minister has worn depends party winning an outr

can they rally behind a united front? this is the far—right national rally party.line on immigration, for example, wants to stop the automatic right of foreigners born here in france to get french nationality. they want to give priority to french people over immigrants in terms of social welfare spending. so there is going to be a huge push from the opposition to try to block the far right from getting that absolute majority, potentially forcing france into a hung parliament and potentially paralysis as well. remember, president macron came to power here pledging to revive the political centre to bridge right and left. what he's actually done and what has happened under his watch, is to polarise and push people into the extremes of right and left. there will be a lot of people tonight who will be furious at president macron for a gamble that has misfired, a trap that perhaps has ensnared himself, and indeed france as well, will have huge implications, potentially for this country and for the european union as a whole. and could, if this were to be replicated on sun

marine le pen�*s far—right party, national rally, has come third — when it was expected to top the pollch prime minister gabriel attal says he will hand his resignation to president emmanuel macron on monday morning. hello and welcome to paris — i'm christian fraser. we had quite the surprise result in the national assembly elections. the new popular front — winning the most seats in the national assembly. it's forecast to win between 182 and 193 seats in total. it's a surprise turnaround from the first round last week, which saw the far—right national rally party win the biggest share of the vote. national rally is projected to have between 136 and 144 mps — national rally is projected to have between 136 and 144 mps... horns honk, a likely third place behind president macron�*s centrist alliance, �*together�*. it's predicted to win between 157 and 163 seats. if confirmed in the full count, france will have a hung parliament. the french prime minister gabriel attal has confirmed he will hand in his resignation to president macron on monday. mr attal said the parliamentary election show

was the far right national rally, the party that received the most votes in this election. so we can say moving forward, morrila pens, party is actually the largest political party in france right now. and yet they did not win this election. is this going to feed into a narrative, a victim hood? will the national rally? will they be able to garner even more support by claiming that thanks to the tactics we saw in this round devoting our victory was stolen? are there, there is a this narrative going around a ray of a still in the election? not to the degree that preston, the trunk supporters did it and acted upon into in 2020. however, there is this feeling of disconnect between the 1st round of the election where the national valley king 1st with a very high number, 34 percent of the both. it's multi parties in system where it's really hard to get that height number. and now we are going through quickly however, we should recognize that the king from 89 congress, people 260 a thing today. yeah, it's a, the huge number. it's never been that strong. so mean, do you, do, you k

was the far right national rally, the party that received the most votes in this election. so we can say moving forward, morrila pens, party is actually the largest political party in france right now. and yet they did not win this election. is this going to feed into a narrative, a victim hood? will the national rally? will they be able to garner even more support by claiming that thanks to the tactics we saw in this round devoting our victory was stolen? there, there is a this narrative going around a ray of a still in the election, not to the degree that preston, the trunk supporters did it and acted upon into in 2020. however, there is this feeling of disconnect between the 1st round of the election where the national valley king 1st with a very high number, 34 percent of the both. it's multi parties in system where it's really hard to get that high number. and now we are going through quickly however, we should recognize that the came from 89 congress before 260 a thing today. yeah, it's a, the huge number. it's never been that strong. so indeed, you know, it's a, ever

while the national rally party led by marine le pen was able to gain seats, it failed to overtake french president emmanuel macron's centrist coalition, or the brand-new left-wing evolution known as the new popular front, which won the most seats. this coverage is courtesy of international news network france 24. >> welcome back to this france 24 election special. we'll head straight to the results, and thiaminases that france has -- and that means that france has come together to produce a shocripping up the political strip, the coalition on the new left, a popular front has defied all expectation. they won the most parliamentary seats. you can see there, with that chart, they've stopped short of a majority, however, the surprise result putting emmanuel macron second, and the far right, who are projected to finish with the most seats after the first round, only look set now to >> the popular front has wonhe most seats. they've stopped short of a majority. macron's centrist alliance in second. nick brings us the full recap of the day. >> the tv countdown for the second-round runoff exito

having said that, like you said, in fact, it's the national rally party, the far-right palette party here. that's done a lot of this motivation the far-right came in very do much in favor in the european elections and did very well in the first round of the elections here this is the runoff round now. and we're going to see exactly how many of the legislative deputies will be in power. and if it's enough to in fact bring in right-wing prime minister. well, jam, jam if there's no absolute majority, then how hard will it be for any party to form a coalition well it's. >> going, to, be tough. i've been one of the reasons it's gonna be tough is because on the left, not the far right, but the left, there's a kind of a loose coalition that's come together only to defeat the right. and as a consequences, parties are some of them very much they disagree with each other and they argued two and fight among each other. and so get them to agree on any kind of a government might be very difficult. and macron's party is in the center of this present macrons pouty sort of centrists that but at leas

will the national rally? will they be able to garner even more support by claiming that, thanks to the tactics we saw in this round the voting. our victory was stolen? there, there is a this narrative going around a ray of a still in the election, not to the degree that preston, the trunk supporters did it and acted upon into in 2020. however, there is this feeling of disconnect between the 1st round of the election where the national valley king 1st with a very high number, 34 percent of that. those see if it's a multi partisan system where it's really hard to get that height number. and now there's a very quickly however, we should recognize that the came from 89, congress people, 260 a thing today. yeah, it's a, the huge number. it's never been that strong. so mean, do you, do you know, it's a, everything can do lots of different angles from a positive or negative perspective. maybe great. in the way they've never had that many congress representatives and congress, professor cecille, i believe, from the s

the far right national rally party of maureen la penn, one arizona victory and the 1st round of the loading on sunday. and even if projections show the national riley, falling short of winning an absolute majority, many in france are deeply concerns. our correspondence on your phone. a car has more. and there's only one thing. the french media are talking about the, i'm back about this man. is all done by the law office of the shock blocks the far right. well this one the far right at the gates, the power button a is the president of the far right national around me. and she could become the next 5 minutes sort of from is faulty. one absolute majority and follow me. it's something that was considered on think of with one, some friends, but today is a distinct possibility. it's a scenario that dispute some here in paris where the party doesn't find much support. please tell me what. so the far right national valley and the lights are really scary for friends on the board for the president of the future is all is totally forgotten. history. move it to the most depressing. just trying to get u

the latest poll suggests to me, the national rally party me fall short of the majority, although theye of those candidates dropping out of the race to try to bolster that and say boat was to mark? brute to try to bolster that and say boat was to mark?— to try to bolster that and say boat was to mark? we should be present but that what _ was to mark? we should be present but that what the _ was to mark? we should be present but that what the polls _ was to mark? we should be present but that what the polls are - was to mark? we should be present but that what the polls are telling i but that what the polls are telling us right now is the strategy worked out. there have been effects for the left—wing and centrist camp. before, as he saw earlier, we had 33% of boats going to the national rally in the first round. now, we basically see that, according to the latest polls, they would have between 200-230 polls, they would have between 200—230 lawmakers in the national assembly, which means of course they will not reach the threshold for an absolute majority, so this strategy worked out wel

put the national rally in party for the first time.unded desperate. >> tonight's lesson is that for far right is on the doorstep of power. >> demonstrators took to the streets in paris overnight. concerned about what they say is the national rally's divisive and polarizing appeal. still with a range of longstanding issues facing, many there seem willing to take a risk on something new. run off elections are set for next sunday. >> we have another crisis, no government, no clear gain. this is what. >> so-called tactical voting. voting for anyone but could keep the national rally from gaining. that could lead to a stalemate. >> greg palkot in london. greg, thanks. the israeli army has ordered a max evacuation of minutians from 67 of unit. it's thought to be a sign troops are likely to launch a new ground assault in the gaza strip's second largest city. much of khan yunis was already destroyed in the long assault earlier this year. large numbers of palestinians have moved back in warning of a possible terror attack. we get specifics from

he could lose control of parliament to the far right national rally party, which has emerged as the dominant force in several opinion polls. earlier i spoke to dw correspondence. sonya found the car in paris. i asked her about the likelihood of the national rally winning an absolute majority. it was the natural reality is certainly going into the 2nd and final drawing, defaulting in, and really unprecedented position of strength. but in recent days, we have seen frantic efforts by the mystery alliance. the new popular front and preston, montreal sentenced alliance. really making efforts to block the far right. this strategy has been to kind of withdrawal candidates from 3 way to run off and unite . we're behind the remaining content. those who have the restaurants to beat the national body, we've seen more than 200 candidates pull out. and that could be working opinion polls show the actual value and automation portfolio short of an absolute majority in parliament. but there are still a lot of unknowns today. one major concern is that not all of my call centers lives . have united behind the

he could lose his centrist majority and parliament to the far right. national rally party, which has emerged as the dominant force in several opinion polls. earlier i spoke to the w correspondence. sonya found a car in paris. i asked her about the likelihood of the national rally winning. that's absolute majority. that was the national gravity is certainly going into the 2nd and final drawing, defaulting in and really unprecedented position all straightened. but in recent days, we have seen frantic efforts by the west wing alliance. the new popular front and preston, mccall sentenced alliance. really making efforts to block the far right. this strategy has been to kind of withdrawal candidates on 3 way to run off and unite behind the remaining content. those who have the restaurants to beat the national body. we've seen more than 200 candidates pull out, and that could be working opinion both show the actual value and automation portfolio short of an absolute majority in parliament. but there are still a lot of unknowns today. one major concern is that not all of my call centers live

rally party received 34% of the votes, the left is the new popular front - 29%, and macron’s supportersaged to win back a little more than 20. macron is finished, the newspaper writes, the politician notes that for him the parliamentary elections became a personal humiliation, pathetic and the speeches of the current owner of the elisil palace on the unity of the nation were an empty phrase, and today macron called. unit against the voting leader of the right-wing party national union, effectively provoking the intensity of civil strife. people are tired of this policy, they no longer believe in it, they rush to extremes, it’s like a plague, like cholera, it’s difficult between them choose the best, so we're just disappointed and don't know where to go. macron for me is worse than ever, at the same time there is no one worthy, there are extremes, the fact that the right is winning is not at all consoling. we risk getting an uncontrollable parliament; the president of the republic needed to take at least forty days to prepare these elections. this haste will not lead to anything good; un

rally party is projected to come in 3rd place. while supporters of the french left celebrated in paris, no group looks likely to emerge with an absolute majority in parliament. well, let's take a quick look at the seat distribution. according to projections from broadcaster t f one. the west wing alliance, the new popular front in red could get as many as a 198 seats. and yellow president my calls together co listen, could take up to a 169 seats. by the end depends national rally and dark blue is on course to get as many as a $143.00 seats, far short of a majority, and the the center. right? republicans in light blue or estimated to take up to 63 seats. other parties could get 15 seats, that's the projected distribution and the french national assembly in what will be a hung parliament and far left. the leaders only command on shaw urged president my clients to invite his left his new popular front coalition to form a government given projections that put it in the lead tomato sauce. as his coalition managed to give voice to the m

was the far right national rally, the party that received the most votes in this election. so we can say moving forward . but really depends party is actually the largest political party in france right now. and yet they did not win this election. is this going to feed into a narrative, a victim hood? will the national rally? will they be able to garner even more support by claiming that thanks to the tactics we saw in this round the voting our victory was stolen? are there, there is a this narrative going around a re. 6 a still in the election, not to the degree that president the trunk supporters did and acted upon into in 2020. however, there is this feeling of disconnect between the 1st round of the election where the national rally came 1st with a very high number, 34 percent of the both it is a multi partisan system where it's really hard to get that height number. and now they are very quickly however, we should recognize that they came from 89 congress before 260, i think today. yeah, it's a, the huge number. it's never been that strong. so indeed, you know, it's uh

the 1st round of votes did put me in the pens, anti immigration national rally party on track to win with some surveys predicting an outright majority. but after the centrist block collaborated with the left block, pull their support, they managed to pull off a shock, the feet of the far right. some national rally, supporters watching the results couldn't believe their eyes. or i thought we were going to have at least $250.00 impedes. so i'm disappointed the big small. it's true that the crowd locked in the popular front joint forces to block the national rally. so yes, a lot of people voted for a barricade. the french were like beavers blocking the national rally, and it's a shame because they didn't vote for ideas. they voted against ideas. these are what they visited. the jury is still out on whether or not cold got what he wanted from his big gamble block came in 2nd place, and the centrist prime minister deputy atala, with whom i call, had governed side by side, announced his resignation sunday night. but when he went to my call and to make good on his promise, president told hi

came together to defeat marine le pen's national rally party after the far-right held a significant in the election's first round and scored major advances in recent european parliament elections. supporters of the leftist new popular front took to the streets to celebrate as results were announced sunday. [cheers] amy: no party has secured an absolute majority in france's national assembly, with the new popular front winning 182 seats -- short of the 289 seats required for an absolute majority. prime minister macron stunned france calling for the snap elections in the hopes french voters would keep his centrist coalition in power. following their defeat, macron's prime minister gabriel attal offered to resign but macron asked him to stay on temporarily to "ensure the stability of the country." the pair met at the presidential palace. the new popular front has vowed to raise the minimum wage, cap the price of essential foods and utilities come and throw out macron's hugely unpopular pension reform which raised the retirement age. the group says it will raise -- reimpose taxes on the

according to the results of the first round, her national rally party won, gaining more than 33%. new popular front, jean-luc mélenchon, is keeping pace with marin, almost 28%. on a red soviet t-shirt, the soviet coat of arms. he brings up the rear, look, out of breath. weird, angry macron on a children's bicycle. according to the results of the first round, he received a ridiculous 20%. now only his berlin comrade, olaf scholz, is worried about emmanuelli. the chancellor admitted in an interview with the dpa agency that he is so worried that on a daily basis after emmanuel’s defeat, he writes to him soul-saving messages. scholz did not say that macron was responding. france itself, while on the verge of a political catastrophe, if the national association receives an absolute majority, it will be able to nominate its own prime minister to block any decisions, for example, sending weapons or troops to war. the frightened prime minister otal, in his evening address to the nation, called on citizens to vote already. not for preferred candidates, but simply vote against lepin. well,

nothing depends far right. national rally party is projected to come in 3rd place. the supporters of the french left celebrated in paris. no group looks likely to emerge with an absolute majority in parliament. or let's look at the seat distribution now according to projections from broadcast or t f one. the left wing alliance, the pot, the new popular front in red could get as many as a 198 seats. and yellow president my calls together coalition could take up to a $169.00 seats. nothing depends national rally and light blue is on course to get as many as a 143 seats, far short of a majority, and the center, right, republicans and dark blue are estimated to take up to 63 seats. other parties could get 15 seats. that's a vi projected distribution in the french and national assembly. and what will be a hung parliament and far left leaders already made on shore, urged president my clients to invite his leftist new popular front coalition to form a government given projections. but put it in the lead men also sides whose coalition managed to give voice to the majority o

the 1st round of votes did put me in the pens, anti immigration national rally party on track to win with some surveys predicting an outright majority. but after the centrist block collaborated with the left block, pull their support, they managed to pull off a shock, the feet of the far right. some national rally supporters watching the results couldn't believe their eyes was supposed to be back on by thoughts we were going to have at least $250.00 m p's so disappointed the big smaller. it's true that the crowd locked in the popular front joint forces to block the national rally. so yes, a lot of people voted for a barricade. the french were like beavers blocking the national rally. and it's a shame because they didn't vote for ideas. they voted against ideas. these are what they visited. the jury is still out on whether mack hole and got what he wanted from his big gamble block came in 2nd place. and the centrist prime minister, gabrielle atalla, with whom i call had governed side by side, announced his resignation. sunday night. we just boost ball. we do not have a majority. so in

rally party, which, as we generally told you, is tentatively winning the first one. thank you very muchnk you for answering our questions, and i think that, of course, in a week you and i will definitely have something to talk about in the context of the second round and in in general, probably a more obvious picture that will appear. another topic that i would like to touch on in this broadcast, in ours today, is, of course, july 1 , 2024, the date by which the president was instructed to develop a national project for space development; a statement, let me remind you, was made. last fall, at a meeting on the development of the space industry, then the president emphasized that this project should be aimed at creating a powerful, sovereign domestic industry of space services and product technologies. what will this one be like? national project, what role will be played in it, including private space companies, we’ll talk with oleg mansurov, founder and ceo of just one of these companies. oleg, hello, hello, and in general for us. quite recently it seemed that the concept of private sp

the far right and national rally party of nothing in the pen made big games and the vote despite only coming in 3rd drastically increased its number of seats in parliament, but abroad left us coalition, one the most seats with my call centrist alliance coming in. second, none of the 3 blocks emerged with majority. that leaves france in limbo, forming a new government will most likely require weeks of negotiations. something quite unsettling for many people in france. isn't it said my political views are not represented by any of the parties that make up the national assembly. so i'm neither happy nor on happy lose the boat. i'm waiting to see what happens is she's to pc goes, i'm not very happy because it's an absolute failure and i'm stunned by what's happened. let me go to see the financial a bose was the vote for me. long shot. i simply don't understand it because it is very clear to me that our president knows nothing about politics and is doing the country. a lot of home see is simple, couldn't model vision. did you need in the present as position to hold on election right now wa

rally, party of mounting the pen made big games and the vote despite only coming in 3rd drastically increased its number of seats in the parliament. but abroad left us coalition won the most seats with my cause centrist alliance, coming in. second, none of the 3 blocks emerged with a majority, and that leaves france in limbo, forming a new government will most likely require weeks of negotiations. something quite unsettling for many people in france is you need to, my political views are not represented by any of the parties that make up the national assembly. so i'm either happy nor on happy. i'm waiting to see what happens is she's to pc goes, i'm not very happy because it's an absolute failure and i'm stunned by what's happened. let me go to see the financial a bose was the vote for me. long shot, i simply don't understand. it is very clear to me that our president knows nothing about politics and it's during the country. a lot of home c is civic with myrtle vision. did you need the pressure disposition to hold an election right now? was it the arctic? it was the arctic, stupid,

the 1st round of votes did put me in the pins, anti immigration national rally party on track to win with some surveys predicting an outright majority. but after the centrist block collaborated with the left block, pull their support, they managed to pull off a shocked defeat of the far right. some national rally, supporters watching the results couldn't believe their eyes. quote, i thought we were going to have at least $250.00 m p's, so i'm disappointed the big small. it's true that the crowd locked in the popular front joint forces to block the national rally. so yes, a lot of people voted for a barricade. the french were like beavers blocking the national rally. and it's a shame because they didn't vote for ideas. they voted against ideas based on what they visited. the jury is still out on whether back home got what he wanted from his big gamble block came in 2nd place, and the centrist prime minister deputy atala with whom my call had governed side by side, announced his resignation sunday night. which is possible. do you measure, we will you not have a majority? so in order to

he could lose 2 centrist majority in parliament to the far right. national rally party, which has emerged as the dominant forest in several opinion polls. earlier i spoke to dw correspondence, sonya found a car in paris. i asked her about the likelihood of the national rally winning an absolute majority. it was the natural reality is slowly going into the 2nd and final drawing, defaulting in really unprecedented position all straightened. but in recent days, we have seen frantic efforts by the mist wing alliance, the new popular front and preston, mccall sentenced alliance, really making efforts to block the far right. this strategy has been to kind of withdrawal candidates for 3. we'd run off and unite, we're behind the remaining content, those who have the restaurants to beat the national body. we've seen more than 200 candidates fall out, and that could be working opinion polls show the, the actual value and all me for, for short of an absolute majority in parliament. but there are still a lot of unknowns today. one major concern is that not all of my call centers lives have united beh

a left wing alliance managed to put the ring, the penn national rally party, and 3rd place without itself winning a majority. so politicians are now faced with the problem of trying to form a government of correspondence on you found like a reports do you not? the deal is a member of the center left socialist spotty, and has been elected to the french monument for the 1st time that she spot of the left wing alliance. the new popular front, which was hastily put together to beat back the searching for right in recent elections. i'm so happy that we have been able to be focus on the most impression, far as it just to preserve our country from this it already that have fights so many years ago. and we know how awful it can be, count, you know, and the values of our republic as being more than the anger and that the fear of the other end. i'm very proud of it. but the fond rights defeat is the only certainty this selection is produced. the listing alliance, the new popular front may have won the most number of seats in the french parliament or the assembly, and also not. but by no means do th

rally party. and has threatened to pull france out of nato. party president jordan bardella wants to pull back support for ukraine if he becomes prime minister. >> this would be a very good result for vladimir putin. it would be a very bad result for ukraine. >> reporter: thousands of left-wing supporters gathered in central paris to voice their concern at the far-right performance. the far right has been surging across europe. should it win in france, a warning. >> there will be a vacuum at the heart of europe, and no one or no other group of countries could conceivably fill the role that's historically been played by france and germany. and that's, of course, the main reason why so many people, so many observers, are extremely worried. >> reporter: the decisive final round is next sunday. macron has called on voters from macron has called on voters from across the political spectrum to this delectable knorr ramen noodle recipe will put an end to your drive-thru dinner rituals. throw that knorr b