Former EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier's appointment as France’s prime minister marks a strategic move by Macron to bridge ideological divides amid a fractured parliament.
The political landscape in France has grown increasingly complicated, with Macron seeking a leader acceptable to both the left and right, revealing the challenges of governing a minority administration.
Jean Luc Melenchon criticized Barnier's appointment, describing it as aligning more with the ideologies of Macron and Le Pen rather than representing true opposition or progress.
National Rally chairman Jordan Bardella emphasized the importance of Barnier's upcoming policy direction, indicating ongoing scrutiny of the new government’s decisions.
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