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Disappointment for Marine Le Pen supporters as they find out that pro-European centrist Emmanuel Macron resoundingly wins France's landmark presidential election. IMAGES OF NATIONAL FRONT SUPPORTERS REACTING TO RESULTS
Google launched a verification platform dubbed 'CrossCheck' at the French Development Agency's headquarters in Paris on Tuesday, aimed at combatting fake news. The partnership between First Draft and the Google News Lab will work in collaboration with 17 newsrooms, including Agence France-Presse (AFP), BuzzFeed News, France Televisions and Le Monde, among others. The CrossCheck launch comes as France prepares to hold presidential elections this summer.
Major disappointment for Marine Le Pen Sunday as her far right National Front did not win any of France's 18 regions. The result, however, is the best in the history of the far right party.
The leader of France's far-right National Front party, Marine Le Pen has announced she wants to offer the country a referendum on the death penalty, which has been abolished in 1981.
Geert Wilders is splashed across Dutch newspapers, as his far-right party has won most seats in the Netherlands' election, according to near-complete results. The country's fragmented political system means months of talking will be needed before the next government is formed. IMAGES
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