The future of France rests on Sunday's elections

The legislative elections in France this Sunday have largely flown under the global “radar,” yet their outcome could have as great an effect on the nation’s future as Emmanuel Macron’s more widely watched re-election as president in May. A key reason for the lower profile of the latest vote is the commonly held view that French legislative elections are designed to hand the

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