After his party's defeat in the European elections, the French president dissolves parliament, announces mid-term elections

After the national rally against the party of the head of state brought double the votes of the president's party, Macron, who was defeated on Sunday evening, dissolved the parliament and announced the mid-term.

After he suffered a heavy defeat with the far-right party National Rally, he dissolved the parliament. He announced that mid-term elections will be held on June 30 and July 7.

Addressing the nation from the Rashtrapati Bhavan Elysee Palace, Macron said, 'I have returned the choice of our parliamentary future to be decided again through the vote. That is why I am dissolving the National Assembly.'

France's President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday shocked the nation when he announced the dissolution of the National Assembly and immediate elections, according to the French media. The media have argued that this decision will destabilize France politically.

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen on Sunday welcomed President Emmanuel Macron's decision to dissolve the National Assembly and announce new parliamentary elections at the end of this month.

'If the French trust us in the upcoming national elections, we are ready to take power,' she said.

Penn hailed the European vote as 'historic', while Macron responded that it was 'not a good result for the parties that defend Europe'.

The Socialist Party of France, the centrist party, other right-wing and moderate parties have started a debate since Sunday evening saying that after the president dissolved the parliament, they should find a new alternative.

Many have also said that the EU election held on Sunday is more important than the election of the head of state and assembly of their country.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's arch-conservative Brothers of Italy group It has won the most votes (26-30 percent) in the European Parliament elections. The media say that Melanie's party, which is considered to be of the right-wing camp, is the most popular, so the popularity of the right-wing has increased in Italy. The center-left opposition Democratic Party (PD) is seen in second place (21-25 percent).

In Spain, the right-wing party has come to the top. Spain's center-right People's Party (PP) alone won 22 seats out of 66 across the country, Alpais daily reported. Spanish newspapers have mentioned that the right-wing party has shaken Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, the leader of the Socialist Party.

The members of the European Parliament will decide what laws to implement in the European Union, what plans to bring about environmental regulation, what kind of security policy to adopt, and the European Union's budget approval and monitoring of how money is spent.

Every country is represented in the European Parliament based on population. Germany with 96 seats and France with 81 seats are in the lead. The lowest are Cyprus, Luxembourg and Malta, which only get 6 seats.

The number of voters in France has increased by about two points this year. In 2019, 43.29 percent voted, while 45.26 percent of the total voters voted in Sunday's election. In the last three decades, 50.66 percent voted the highest in the EU elections this year. On Sunday, millions of Europeans voted to elect 720 members of the European Parliament.