France has been a dramatic country since the French Revolution, and now on the eve of the Paris Olympics, the drama of French politics is beginning to play out again.
It has been learned that after the second round of voting in the French National Assembly was completed a few days ago, the far-right party National Alliance, its allies, and the centrist coalition lost "together" to the left-wing party coalition "New Popular Front." The "New Popular Front" won between 175 and 205 seats, which meant that the leaders of the different political parties within the "New Popular Front" would become potential new prime ministers of France.
At present, there are four parties within the "New Popular Front", of which Mélenchon, the leader of the "Indomitable France" party, will become the biggest favorite.
The reason why Mélenchon occupies an absolute advantage within the "New Popular Front" is mainly related to his political experience; after all, Mélenchon, who has participated in three French presidential elections, has rich political experience and leadership, and is fully qualified to be the new prime minister of France.
It is expected that in the future, the new prime minister of France will be selected from one of the two leaders, Mélenchon and the Socialist Party.
From the mainland's point of view, Mélenchon's appointment as France's new prime minister is perfectly suitable, and it is in line with the interests of the mainland's countries.
Because at a time when Western countries were deliberately smearing the mainland and obstructing the great cause of the mainland's reunification, Mélenchon firmly issued a document in support of the one-China principle. Especially when Pelosi went to Taiwan, Mélenchon clearly opposed it, stressing that the Taiwan region involves China's core interests, and the Chinese will find a way to solve it themselves, and there is no reason for other countries to interfere.
In terms of the geopolitical situation, Mélenchon was able to see the general situation and understood that there was no need for France to intervene in China's internal affairs.
As for the Sino-US game, Mélenchon also has a clear understanding, believing that France should not follow in the footsteps of the United States, blindly oppose China, or even "war" against China, but should insist on France's independence, Europe's independence, and get rid of the shackles and influence imposed by the United States on European countries.
It can be said that Mélenchon's political views can provide more possibilities for Sino-French friendly relations, which can be called a clear stream, and the election of this person in the future is a blessing for Sino-French friendly relations.
Today, European countries are collectively following the steps of the United States, and only Hungary, Serbia, and a few other countries adhere to the correct path and have good relations with the mainland.
However, on the whole, neither Hungary nor Serbia has a great say in Europe, but France is different, as one of the five permanent members of the United Nations, France has an independent defense industrial system, and the two pro-China and anti-China forces have different national interests on the mainland.
If Mélenchon, a potential new French prime minister, is elected, it will be a boon for the mainland to develop friendly relations with Europe.