Germany, a country where coalitions are the rule and single-party majorities are the exception

The legislative elections in France resulted on Sunday, July 7, in a National Assembly without a clear majority. Alliances between parties that are competitors and do not belong to the same political camp will probably be necessary to form a majority. In other countries, this situation is the rule, as in Germany, where coalitions between different parties, sometimes politically distant, are the rule. With the price of making concessions on its program.