French President Emmanuel Macron has urged mainstream parties with 'republican values' to form a solid majority in the National Assembly following a hung parliament in the recent snap elections. The left-wing NFP alliance, despite winning the most seats, lacks a majority, leading to political uncertainty and challenges in government formation. Macron's call for a broad coalition aims to address the lack of a clear path to governance, with options including a minority government by the New Popular Front or a coalition involving mainstream parties while excluding extreme factions. The fragmented parliament and disagreements among parties pose significant obstacles to achieving stability and effective governance, raising concerns about the potential for prolonged political instability in France.