President Macron calls for snap election in France to save his leadership, but says he won't resign even if he loses. The right-populist National Rally led by Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella got double the votes of Macron's party in the European elections.
Key Points
President Macron called for a snap election to save his leadership after a defeat in the European elections.
The right-populist National Rally led by Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella received twice as many votes as Macron's party.
Macron has stated that he will not resign even if he loses the election.
Pros
President Macron is taking decisive action to address the political situation in France.
The snap election will provide clarity on the country's political landscape.
Cons
There is uncertainty about the outcome of the election and the potential implications for France.