France's Macron sees off far-right threat but dilutes his power
President Emmanuel Macron may have seen off the threat of France's far right, but he now faces a frustrating final three years in office after gambling away much of his political power in an election that has left France with a chaotic hung parliament.
Emmanuel Macron, France's President, has asked Prime Minister Gabriel Attal to stay on despite election setbacks. The New ...
French President Emmanuel Macron asks prime minister to remain temporarily after election leaves government in limbo ...
Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally fails to take power while no party wins absolute majority; PM Gabriel Attal offers ...
French President Emmanuel Macron has requested his prime minister to stay temporarily as France grapples with a hung ...
The results have thrown France into unchartered territory. The RN may have been pushed into the third place, but no group has a majority and no clear figure has emerged as a possible future Prime ...
French President Emmanuel Macron votes in legislative elections that could force him to share power with the far right ...
France is facing "days if not weeks" of political negotiations after shock exit polling indicated the country is set for a ...
If Macron thought dissolving the French National Assembly immediately after the EU elections and daring French voters to ...
PARIS (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron's office says he will 'wait' to make decisions about a new government. Got a question? Put a reporter on it. Ever think of a question that you wish ...
The president is a lonely, tragic figure whose strange personality has inflicted chaos and carnage on French politics.
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