France’s government has collapsed. What happens next?
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government collapsed on Wednesday following a no-confidence vote in the National Assembly (lower house of parliament).
French government on the verge of political collapse
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government could collapse after three months in power due to a coalition of right- and left-leaning political parties opposing a recent budget move.
What happens next if French government falls
France could be set for months of political uncertainty as its government teeters on the brink of collapse in the midst of a no-confidence vote that threatens to oust the minority coalition led by prime minister Michel Barnier.
Euro Might Fall If French Government Ousted
The euro was slightly higher against the dollar, but is likely to fall if the French government is ousted after lawmakers vote Wednesday on a no-confidence motion, Monex Europe analysts said in a note.
French Government Poised to Collapse: What Happens Next?
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier warned lawmakers that the government is at risk of collapsing as soon as this week due to a potential no-confidence vote. Far-right leader Marine Le Pen is set to join a left-wing coalition to try to topple Barnier.
What happens next now French government has collapsed?
France’s government has fallen after MPs voted to bring down Michel Barnier, the French prime minister, plunging the country into political uncertainty. Mr Barnier will go down as the shortest-serving prime minister in French history after he was appointed by Emmanuel Macron in September following July’s snap election.
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen claims government collapse 'is not a victory'
Once Michel Barnier formally resigns, he will become the shortest-serving prime minister in France's modern history.
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