The Latest Breaking News on French Left Wing Projected To Win Most Seats In Election

French politicians and world leaders reacted to the results of parliamentary elections on Sunday after a coalition of the French left that quickly banded together to beat a surging far right won the most seats in parliament but not a majority. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he was "happy"…

Early election predictions of far-right majority were proved wrong but questions remain over future

A loose alliance of French left-wing parties thrown together for snap elections was on course Sunday to become the biggest parliamentary bloc and beat the far right, according to shock projected results.

Loose alliance of left-wing parties becomes biggest parliamentary bloc as vote delivers hung parliament.

Israeli minister endorses Marine Le Pen for French presidency, highlighting concerns over rising right-wing support and antisemitism in France.

Emmanuel Macron’s party faces wipeout as France goes to polls

Activist groups have sprung up across the country in efforts to defeat National Rally in second round of elections

Voting began in France for the second round of the snap parliamentary election called by President Emmanuel President to elect 577 members of the National Assembly, in which 289 seats are required for a party to hold an absolute majority. Read further on Dynamite News:

France faces months of instability after none of the three major parties were able to achieve a majority at the second round of elections