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The article reports on the first round of parliamentary elections in France which ended the seven-year domination of national politics by President Emmanuel Macron after the defeat of his Renaissance party. It informs about the decision of Macron to dissolve the National Assembly and the centrist movement known as Macronism. It discusses Macron's miscalculations of the ability of his party to qualify in the second round of voting and his belief that he could still be a unifying figure.

The article reports that French President Emmanuel Macron has taken risk and called for a snap parliamentary election amid the rise of far right. Topics discussed include the far right party Nationally Rally's defeat of Macron and his Renaissance party in the elections for the European Parliament, National Rally leader Marine Le Pen's aim to win the presidency in 2027, and the isolation of Macron as both the center-right Republicans and center-left Socialists have no plans of joining his party.

The article focuses on President Emmanuel Macron of France navigating the aftermath of deadlocked legislative elections by seeking to build a coalition government from "republican forces," potentially delaying the formation of a new government just days before the Paris Olympics.

The article focuses on the challenges faced by President Biden and President Macron of France in defending democratic values amid internal and external pressures, including electoral uncertainties and nationalist movements threatening NATO alliances and global stability.

The article focuses on President Emmanuel Macron's secretive decision to dissolve Parliament and call for French legislative elections, surprising even close advisors and sparking speculation about his political strategy amidst rising opposition from the far-right National Rally party.

The article details French President Emmanuel Macron's urgent plea for centrist voters to counteract the rising influence of the far right and extreme left in upcoming parliamentary elections, amidst concerns over economic instability , following his decision to dissolve the National Assembly.

The article discusses President Macron hosting President Biden in Paris, highlighting their complex alliance marked by historical gratitude and modern tensions, especially over issues like Ukraine and European autonomy, culminating in a symbolic state dinner amid strategic disagreements.

The article focuses on Emmanuel Macron's call for a more assertive Europe to avoid becoming a U.S. "vassal," addressing challenges from the far right and seeking renewed momentum ahead of European Parliament elections.

The article focuses on Chancellor Olaf Scholz and President Emmanuel Macron's meeting in Berlin to address their differences on supporting Ukraine in its war with Russia, but the discussions ended with little substantive progress.

The article reports France President Emmanuel Macron's pledge to "break taboos," deregulate the economy, and combat the extreme right during a lengthy televised news conference in Paris, emphasizing his goal of fostering innovation, cutting red tape, and promoting a "France of good sense."