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In a momentous shift, Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party achieved 31.5% of the vote in the European elections, eclipsing President Emmanuel Macron's Renaissance party, which garnered only 15.2%. This represents a significant increase for National Rally and a decline for Macron's party since the 2019 elections, prompting Macron to dissolve the national assembly and warn of rising nationalist threats.

South Africa experiences a seismic political shift as the African National Congress (ANC) loses its majority for the first time in 30 years. The ANC's performance has been marred by perceptions of corruption and internal splits, giving way to parties like the Democratic Alliance and Economic Freedom Fighters. This pivotal moment calls for coalition governments and national unity to navigate the complex political landscape.

Former President Donald Trump has been criminally convicted, marking the first time in U.S. history for a sitting or former President. Found guilty on multiple counts of fraud, falsifying business records, and conspiracy, this historic verdict has intensified public debate and could significantly impact Trump's political future.

The Muslim Media Watch Group of Nigeria (MMWG) criticized the Senate for its hasty decision to pass a bill reverting to the nation’s 1960 national anthem. They believe the move lacks popular support and deem it a misplaced priority. The group aligns with the Attorney General, suggesting the Senate should address more pressing issues affecting Nigerians.

South Africa is gearing up for another round of elections with a diverse array of political parties vying for power. This article delves into the key players, from long-standing giants like the ANC and DA to new contenders like the MK Party. Each party has its own vision for the country's future, influenced by their histories and leadership.