France's Far-Right Party and the High-Stakes Parliamentary Election

France is currently experiencing an unprecedented situation as the second and decisive round of the parliamentary election is underway. The far-right National Rally party, led by Marine Le Pen, is hoping to secure a majority in the National Assembly, which would mark France's first far-right government since World War II.

Voter turnout has risen significantly compared to previous elections, reflecting the population's interest in the high-stakes vote. However, it is uncertain whether the National Rally will achieve an absolute majority, potentially leading to a hung parliament and policy deadlock.

Grassroots groups are mobilizing against the far-right party, and influential figures are urging voters to reject it. The rise of the far-right has also led to a rise in discriminatory attacks across the country.

The election result will determine the future political landscape of France and the role of the far-right party in shaping the country's direction.