Elections in France: Critical power struggle and the future of the nation
The Runoff elections in France have sparked a real political battle, with the fronts between Le Pen's supporters and opponents becoming increasingly entrenched. Jordan Bardella, leader of the RN party, is seeking an absolute majority in parliament to take over the government and thus bring about significant political change.
A potential victory for the RN and the associated appointment of a prime minister from the ranks of the right-wing nationalists would lead to an international sensation. The question of France's future course and its reliability would thus come into focus. The possible policy change could have a lasting impact on the previous cooperation with Germany and the European Union.
Fears of political deadlock in France
However, current forecasts point to a possible stalemate in which neither political camp achieves an absolute majority. This would lead to lengthy coalition negotiations that would call the future of the nation into question. If it is not possible to form a government, France is threatened with a political standstill scenario in which important decisions and projects fall by the wayside.
The population in France is divided between hope for a new political course and fear of a right-wing nationalist takeover. Demonstrations against the extreme right illustrate the tense mood in the country and the desire of many citizens for stability and security.
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Source: nachrichten.ag
