Left wins in France: What next? | France's far-right 'sad & disappointed' over election result

Voters in France turned out in large numbers on Sunday (July 7) for the second round of a historic election that is expected to leave the far right as the biggest force in a deeply divided parliament. The presidency of France's Emmanuel Macron could shift dramatically depending on the outcome of a closely watched vote this Sunday. Watch in for more details!

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[kdnofyudbn]

In many parts of France now look like Islamabad.

[midwest]

Higher taxes and more immigrants. Way to go, France.

[raisingarizona]

I hear it's no longer safe to visit France.

[icarus_light]

No one got Majority. It will be total chaos until next year or presidentials

[kesselrunner]

I figured it was too good to be true that France could actually get its act together.

[NuclearPunnany]

Le Pen is not "far right"...

[vst]

French people voted for their own doom and are celebrating democracy 😂🙏👍

[GD-tnez]

Imagine having to live in that 💩hole with no ability to defend yourself?

[goolooggg]

So it's officially Paristan can sister city with Londonistan, well done 🤣

[iyjqqkx]

Who's also here for some more hindu tears😂😂😂

[Omy_Per]

I'm just glad that India still stands strong against the spread of radical islamism. A country that the West can look up to and learn from.

[victorchew]

Left Wing and Right Wing. Still can't fly because no more feathers on the Wings.

[ludmilaivanova]

coalition of the left and the center. Majority was won by the rights and do not say they are far-right, they are just right.

[carlcort]

It is obvious that they did not learn from history. About what communism did to Europe in the 60s and 70s, and why it fell in the 80s. He who does not learn from history is condemned to repeat it.

[ashwinantony]

Let the French decide their leader. France under Emmanuel Macron had a good partnership with India. I hope the new government will continue to do the same, especially in Defence tech.

[mrshah]

Comments are only from asian sub continent.hating each other.its non of there bussiness to comments on france.

[ransir]

This small country not so important now a days i think.

[luisabarca]

The French shouldn´t be discussing politics... Is far better for them —and safer— to talk about football... “Allons enfants de la patrie, the next goal is coming soon...” And happily start blowing their vuvuzelas... But, what is clear, Macron must be replaced at half time... He keep losing the ball, complaining to the referee, simulating injuries and scoring own goals!... A disgraceful performance!

[markgohegan]

Sad that you have to ''massage'' the political stance of the various parties to get ''what the people

[Scott_]

Same mechanic and nothing was learned.