France's recent parliamentary elections resulted in a surprising victory for the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP), which secured the most seats but fell short of an outright majority. This outcome has led to celebrations among French footballers at EURO 2024, who opposed the far-right National Rally's bid for power. President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Ensemble coalition came in second, and Macron has asked Prime Minister Gabriel Attal to stay in office to maintain stability. Despite the NFP's success, the political landscape remains fragmented, with no party holding a clear majority, leading to uncertainty about future governance. International reactions highlight a broader European trend against far-right politics, but Macron faces significant challenges in navigating this divided parliament and addressing key domestic issues.