Macron seeks ways out of France's political crisis as Barnier becomes shortest-serving PM in over six decades
Michel Barnier became France’s first prime minister to be ousted by parliament in over six decades and now will go down in history as the shortest serving PM since the Fifth Republic began in 1958
France sees first no-confidence ousting since 1962 as PM Barnier resigns; Macron faces challenges
Paris: In a historic turn of events, France's National Assembly passed a no-confidence motion on Wednesday, compelling Prime Minister Michel Barnier and his Cabinet to resign. The motion, supported by 331 votes, surpassing the required 288, marks the first such instance since 1962.
France is grappling with a political turmoil after opposition lawmakers brought down Prime Minister Michel Barnier's ...
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A vote of no-confidence in French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is taking place at the National Assembly today. If the vote ...
France’s far-right and left-wing lawmakers have joined together to vote on a no-confidence motion prompted by budget disputes ...
France’s government fell after MPs voted to oust prime minister Michel Barnier’s administration and plunge the country into ...
A vote of no-confidence in French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is taking place at the National Assembly. If the motion is ...
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France’s lower house of parliament is deeply divided with no single party holding a majority. The left-wing New Popular Front ...
The paper says France is in "turmoil" and the crisis will "reverberate across Europe", noting that former Brexit negotiator ...
France's far-right National Rally (RN) party said Monday will vote against Prime Minister Michel Barnier in an upcoming ...
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