#parliamentary-election

#parliamentary-election

The Austrian parliamentary election could result in a far-right government, marking a significant political shift since WWII.

Austria's next parliamentary election set for Sept. 29, follows far-right Freedom Party's narrow win in European Parliament election.

Macron's refusal to form a left-wing government highlights the political tensions following the inconclusive parliamentary election.

Macron's refusal to name NFP candidate as prime minister challenges French political tradition and democracy.

A far-right party emerged as a potential kingmaker in Croatia's parliamentary election, leading to political uncertainty and the need for coalition-building.

Croatia's governing HDZ party projected to win 58 seats in parliament, falling short of a majority.

Croatians vote in parliamentary election with incumbent Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic facing off against President Zoran Milanovic. Exit polls and coalition talks expected.

The Croatian parliamentary election could shift the country's pro-western stance and influence European support for Ukraine.

Croatian parliament dissolved for election

Protests against government in Croatia

Romania's far-right party AUR is growing in popularity and could enter a government coalition next year after the country's parliamentary election.

The far-right is expected to continue gaining ground in Romania and other EU member states.

The upcoming elections in 2024 could determine a new direction for Romania and the European Union.

Geert Wilders, the far-right, anti-Islam populist, has achieved a massive parliamentary election victory in the Netherlands, which is one of the biggest political upsets in the country since World War II.

Wilders' party, the Party for Freedom, won 35 seats in the 150-seat lower house of parliament, more than double what they won in the last election.

The result has the potential to send shockwaves through Europe and could put Wilders in line to become the country's first hard-right prime minister.

France's parliamentary election could potentially lead to nationalist, far-right forces taking over the government.

Many Jewish people in France are feeling uncertain about their future due to a rise in antisemitic attacks and extremism before a parliamentary election.

President Macron's decision to call a snap parliamentary election after a defeat by the far right in the European Parliament elections is seen as a risky move.