Macron Delays PM Nomination Amid Political Turmoil
French President Emmanuel Macron has postponed the appointment of a new prime minister to Friday. The delay follows the resignation of Michel Barnier's government, which collapsed after far-right and leftist lawmakers united against it. This marks France's second major political crisis in half a year.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has deferred the announcement of a new prime minister to Friday morning, as stated by the presidential office on Thursday.
Just 48 hours ago, Macron had expressed his intent to appoint a new head of government within that timeframe.
The new administration is set to succeed the one previously led by Michel Barnier, who stepped down after facing a no-confidence vote by far-right and leftist legislators. This event marks the second significant political upheaval in France within a matter of months.
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