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La nupes are likely to be the second largest grouping, while the centre—right republicans and the far—right national rally under marine le pen will have less than 100 seats each. let's go live to paris for the latest with our correspondent lucy williamson. tonight result is a huge shock for president macron, his prime minister said it posed a risk to france and the government would have to draw the government would have to draw the consequences. what we are seeing is the new shape politics under macron with the opposition on both left and right now made up of parties that want to see radic...

Our top headlines again... french president emmanuel macron�*s hopes of a new parliamentary majority are fading fast — he's faced with a strong challenge from the left. with nearly 90% of the votes counted in colombia's presidential election, a former left— wing rebel, gustavo petro has taken a narrow lead. leaders of the commonwealth will meet in rwanda this week — where the queen will be represented by prince charles. most of the commonwealth member states are republics with barbados becoming the latest having decided to replace the queen as head of state last year. jamaica's prime m...

For president macron — despite winning a new presidential term last month — because his coalition is unlikely to win an outright majority which means he'll face a big battle to deliver on his promises. there are 577 seats in the national assembly — so the president's allies needs 289 to form a majority. there are two big groupings. la nupes — a union of greens, socialists and communists led by the veteran left—winger jean—luc melenchon campaigning on the rising cost of living and tackling climate change. and the liberal coalition of parties called ensemble — or together — which...

France announced a new government on Friday that mixed veteran politicians from President Emmanuel Macron’s prior administration with surprise newcomers in key ministries, as...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to France during his three-nation tour to Europe will carry forward the high-level engagement between the two countries post the French Presidential elections, said Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra on Sunday.