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President Macron has appointed new cabinet members, including Bruno Le Maire as defense minister and Roland Lescure as finance minister, as France struggles with political instability. The government faces a fragmented legislature and economic challenges, with ongoing debates over budget policies and parliamentary procedures. Today's developments mark a critical phase in Macron's leadership.
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As of October 9, 2025, France remains mired in political deadlock following Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's unprecedented resignation just 14 hours after forming his cabinet. President Emmanuel Macron faces mounting pressure amid a hung parliament and spiraling debt crisis, with no clear majority to pass the budget. Macron is expected to appoint a new prime minister within 48 hours to stabilize governance.
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France faces ongoing political instability as Prime Minister Lecornu's new cabinet struggles to pass a 2026 draft budget amid opposition and deadlock. Macron's efforts to stabilize government are challenged by opposition parties demanding elections or resignation, with the parliament divided and support uncertain.