French President Emmanuel Macron is appealing to voters to give him a "solid majority" in Sunday's parliamentary polls, warning against adding "French disorder to global disorder."
Macron said that "the months ahead will be difficult" but called for people to back him in the name of "the higher national interest" and "common sense."
The appeal comes after strong gains in the first round of elections for the Right-leaning Rassemblement National ("National Rally") Party of Marine Le Pen.
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