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    Der französische Premierminister Lecornu tritt Stunden nach der Benennung der Regierung zurück


    Der französische Premierminister Lecornu tritt Stunden nach der Benennung der Regierung zurück

    https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2025/10/06/french-pm-lecornu-resigns-hours-after-naming-government_6746132_7.html

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    2. Thamelia on

      He presented the same ministers whose government collapsed a few weeks ago, which is hardly surprising.

    4. budapestersalat on

      Will Macron finally care to talk to parliament or just continue to name prime ministers like if it was an absolute monarchy?

    7. Vaxtez on

      It’s a shame the French didn’t try to get a lettuce to outlast their PM

      UK 1, France 0 for that.

    8. papawish on

      Gotta give that to Macron, he’s creative.

      Meanwhile he’s stalling democracy and operating freely.

    10. Kymius on

      This is frankly absurd; Macron needs to get over it. The real problem is that the path to a far-right government in France is now clear, and right now the last thing we need is another bunch of madmen in power…

    11. Pitiful-Stable-9737 on

      12 hour long government.
      That’s impressive.
      Glad I’m not French though

    17. kahaveli on

      Interesting. Situation in France with 3 block in the parliament is quite difficult. Centrist block doesn’t have a majority, and cooperation between any of the block seems to be very hard.

      Why it is so difficult that the government would be formed with macron’s block + left block OR RN? 

      Of course cooperation with RN is difficult becase many have seen that they are too right wing on different issues (And european cooperation generally? Altough they’ve become somewhat more moderate as far as I understant), and I guess that left block doesn’t want budget cuts and have differences in other parts as well.

    21. AMeasuredBerserker on

      Correct me if I’m wrong, but surely all this political chaos is just pushing voters to turn away from Macrons party and more toward the extremes even if he is supposedly keeping the far right out?

    24. Key-Butterscotch4570 on

      France is doomed. Entitled, spoiled country always living beyong their means (spending way more than they tax) while already taxing the highest of any developed nation.
      Each government falls because they try to implement fiscal cuts to save the country but the population refuses.
      And the left just keeps pointing to the rich to fix the issue. The rich cannot close a 170 BILLION A YEAR deficit.
      Accept that you are not the colonial rich superpower you once were were and start adjusting your lifestyle.

      France is that family member always in debt and going on expensive vacations but then crying when he needs to cut it down to keep the house payments going.

    25. L-Ipsum on

      Is there a juicy pension that comes with being PM or something? Are these guys cashing in?

      I don’t know all of the background, but it appears that the assembly is dead set on not allowing for a functional government anyway. It seems bizarre that a new PM would come in and try to bring a near identical cabinet to one that recently lost a no confidence vote.

      Do voters blame the opposition or do they blame the government for the current stalemate?

    26. Luize0 on

      Is it me or are more highly developed countries struggling with having functioning governments for 4y recently?

    27. Tenshizanshi on

      Came, got his former PM bonuses for life, left

      I’d have done the same

    29. Kernog on

      Poor Liz Truss. She won’t even remain in History as the holder of shortest term as Prime Minister.

    30. Nuclear-Jester on

      So to boot:

      1. Macron and his center right psrty don’t have the numbers to rule alone

      2. The Left can’t ally with him because their programs call for dismanting his economic reforms (especially the ones about the retirement age)

      3. The Far Right is too anti-EU and pro-Russia* and Macron fears to lose what little support he has left if he openly allies with Le Pen

      4. Even another election may not fix this as no political force in France has enough support to form its own government

      Also the economy is shit and everybody is pissed (ok, the lazt one is hardly something new for France)

      *Admitedly Melenchon isn’t that different on this regard

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