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After a series of votes to fill leadership roles in the newly elected French parliament, the far-right National Rally has ended up without any key positions – despite being the biggest single party in the assembly.

France's newly elected National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, meets on Thursday for the first time. The country is still struggling to form a government after snap elections failed to produce a majority, but MPs are on a deadline to fill key parliamentary posts.

Emmanuel Macron is in denial about the result of France’s snap election, leader of the CGT union says

Europe of Sovereign Nations group could prove more extreme than existing Fidesz-National Rally grouping

French President Macron delays prime minister selection until 'Republican' majority established in National Assembly following inconclusive legislative ele...

France's recent election outcome rejected far-right forces, but concerns linger over rising racism and discrimination in society.

For many French voters of diverse backgrounds, last Sunday’s parliamentary election results were a relief

France's snap elections didn't result in the thundering parliamentary majority the National Rally wanted. But while tactical voting by the left and centre kept the far-right party out of power yet again, analysts say its gains should not be underestimated.

Marine Le Pen on Wednesday said her far-right National Rally party’s accession to power was only "postponed", despite its third-place finish in the July 7 second round of the legislative elections. Although the party elected a record number of deputies to the National Assembly, its weaknesses were also exposed during…