In a historic first in over 60 years, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government was ousted by the National Assembly after just three months. The no-confidence motion, initiated by the hard left and supported by Marine Le Pen’s far-right, gained 331 votes in the 577-member chamber. This political upheaval follows a hung parliament from snap summer elections, leaving President Emmanuel Macron scrambling to appoint a new prime minister with no fresh elections allowed for a year. The crisis erupted over an austerity budget dispute, with Barnier bypassing a vote on a social security bill. Macron, returning from Saudi Arabia, criticised the far-right’s involvement, calling it “unbearable cynicism.” France faces deepening political instability with two years of Macron’s term remaining. Michel Barnier Appointed As New French PM: President Emmanuel Macron Names EU Former Brexit Negotiator As France’s New Prime Minister.

French PM Michel Barnier Ousted in Historic No-Confidence Vote

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