A man reads "Le Parisien" newspaper, seen the day after the second round of the French legislative election in Paris, France on July 5th 2024
2024-07-10 762词 中等
The good news from the snap elections on July 7th is that tactical voting has dashed Marine Le Pen’s hopes that her hard-right National Rally (RN) would lead France’s next government. Squeezed by the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) and President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist Ensemble bloc, the RN was pushed into an inglorious third place. The bad news is that nobody has a clue what will happen next. Mr Macron can stay in the Elysée Palace until 2027. But to run the country, and get legislation through parliament, he needs a prime minister and a government, and that looks tricky. A return to the Fourth Republic’s drift looms.
经济学人和华尔街日报的文章是会员专属
请加入会员以继续阅读完整文章
成为会员后您将享受无限制的阅读体验，并可使用更多功能
免责声明：本文来自网络公开资料，仅供学习交流，其观点和倾向不代表本站立场。