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French Prime Minister Michel Barnier Ousted in Historic No-Confidence Vote
In a landmark political event, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier has been removed from office after a no-confidence vote succeeded with support from both left-wing and far-right parties. The rare coalition across the political spectrum marks a significant turning point in French politics.
This is the first time since 1962 that a French government has fallen due to a no-confidence motion, underscoring the gravity of the political discord. The successful vote reflects deep-seated dissatisfaction with the government’s performance and policies, sparking widespread debate about the nation’s political future.
As France navigates this political upheaval, the president and parliament must now work to form a new government, a process that will be closely watched both domestically and internationally.