Round 1 of France’s snap legislative elections has given a resounding defeat to President Emmanuel Macron and handed an unprecedented win to the far-right. France now appears to be on the cusp of sweeping political changes.

Human rights groups sound the alarm on the far-right’s role in fueling racist hatred in France.

A far-right French lawmaker has been banned from parliament for shouting “go back to Africa” after a black colleague from the far left talked about migrants.

In a vote marred by xenophobia, abstention, and bitter ballots, Emmanuel Macron has become the first president to win re-election since Jacques Chirac in 2002.

Press TV correspondent in Paris says this year's presidential election draws less voters than the previous on held in 2017.

A new report shows for France’s Muslims the choice between Macron and Le Pen is only a choice between lesser of the two evils.

Both players of France’s run-off, President Macron and his far-right challenger, Le Pen, have their own setbacks and problems to lead the country.