In a significant development for French politics, President Emmanuel Macron faces the challenge of appointing a new prime minister after the National Assembly passed a no-confidence vote against Michel Barnier. This marks the first successful no-confidence motion since 1962, driven by disputes over the budget and a rare coalition between far-right and left-wing lawmakers. The event highlights the country's political instability and Macron’s task of uniting a divided parliament.
Read MoreFrench President Macron has accepted PM Gabriel Attal's resignation but requested him to remain as caretaker head following a tumultuous election. Amidst political deadlock, the left-wing coalition struggles to agree on a new leader, as internal rifts deepen and the far-right criticizes Macron's decision.
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