Paris, France — French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is anticipated to tender his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron today, following a decisive no-confidence vote in parliament. This political upheaval comes just three months after Barnier’s appointment by President Macron.
Crowds have gathered outside the Élysée Palace, reflecting the nation’s heightened interest in the unfolding events. The motion against Barnier’s government was overwhelmingly supported by members of parliament, signaling significant dissatisfaction with his administration.
The sudden collapse of Barnier’s government raises questions about the stability of France’s leadership and the direction of future policies. Young people around the world are watching closely, understanding that political shifts can have global implications.
President Macron is expected to address the nation later today. As France navigates this unexpected change, the world awaits the impact on both national and international affairs.
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Live: View of Élysée Palace in Paris, with French PM set to resign
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