French Parliament Ousts Prime Minister, Plunging Nation Into Deeper Political Crisis

 

France has entered a new phase of political turmoil after parliament voted to oust the prime minister in a dramatic no-confidence motion. The move, which effectively brought down the government, reflects mounting anger over the administration’s handling of the country’s soaring national debt and unpopular fiscal reforms.

The ouster has sparked concerns over France’s ability to push through urgently needed economic measures, with analysts warning of possible instability in both domestic governance and European financial markets. The president now faces the daunting task of appointing a new prime minister capable of commanding parliamentary support while addressing widespread discontent among lawmakers and citizens alike.