In this week's episode, Tom and Helen discuss the political crisis in France after Macron's call for snap elections. They cover the rise of the Le Pen party, fiscal challenges, historical comparisons, and potential resignation scenarios. The impact on Europe and the need for unity in the EU are also analyzed.
France faces political and economic crisis post-Macron's snap elections.
Unity among left-wing and far-right parties emerges in France.
Questions arise about France's future and potential impact on the European Union.
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In this week's episode, Tom and Helen explore the extraordinary situation developing in France, sparked by Emmanuel Macron's dramatic decision to call snap parliamentary elections. What is happening in France, and what does it mean for Europe?