France faces a hung parliament and difficult negotiations to form a government, after the New Popular Front (NFP) says it wants to put forward a candidate for the prime ministership by the end of the week.
The leftist New Popular Front (NFP) emerged as the dominant force in the National Assembly after Sunday’s election, but with no single group securing a working majority, the possibilities include the NFP forming a minority government or the building of a broad, unwieldy coalition.
By convention the president of France names a prime minister from the biggest parliamentary formation, and the NPF says it should be them, following imminent resignation by Gabriel Attal is as prime minister.
Earlier, President of the national rally party, Marine Le Pen had made attempts to inspire confidence in their supporters, insisting that the party will continue to stand for a secured and united France.
Meanwhile, journalist and political analyst, `Pierre Haski says President Macron may not resign as predicted by some political players, as absolute power still rests on his shoulders.
