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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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On October 6, 2025, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned hours after unveiling his cabinet, which largely mirrored his predecessor's. His resignation follows fierce opposition from both left and right factions, including Les Républicains and the Socialist Party, over the government's austerity budget plans and perceived continuity with Macron's policies. Lecornu's departure deepens France's political deadlock.
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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.
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France's new government, led by Prime Minister Lecornu, struggles to pass a budget amid opposition threats of no-confidence votes. Macron's declining approval and fractured parliament threaten further government collapses, risking market instability and economic setbacks. The cabinet aims to navigate political deadlock before looming deadlines today, October 13, 2025.
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As of 12 November 2025, France has suspended access to Shein's online platform following the discovery of illegal products, including childlike sex dolls and weapons. The move coincides with protests against Shein's first permanent Paris store opening. French authorities are inspecting shipments and urging EU action, while Shein pledges cooperation amid mounting political and public backlash.