New Zealand remains in political limbo after a razor-thin election outcome, with two main parties neck and neck, per Al Jazeera.
The country's Prime Minister has signaled a path back to government following the knife-edge vote, as reported by Le Monde.
With the election too close to call, New Zealand faces weeks of uncertainty, according to The Guardian.
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