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More trouble for Emmanuel Macron as another French PM resigns
The president's unpopularity means those who associate themselves with him risk a beating at France's 2027 election, writes the BBC's Hugh Schofield.
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dailymail.co.uk
France's new Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu QUITS
President Emmanuel Macron on Monday accepted Lecornu's resignation, the Elysee Palace said, plunging the European nation further into political deadlock.
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theguardian.com
France’s PM resigns after less than a month amid widespread criticism of new cabinet
Sébastien Lecornu quits after Emmanuel Macron unveiled largely unchanged cabinet lineup
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bbc.com
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigns after less than a month
Lecornu was asked by President Macron to stay on until Wednesday in a last-ditch attempt to achieve "stability" for the country.
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aljazeera.com
France’s new Prime Minister Lecornu resigns hours after naming cabinet
President Emmanuel Macron accepts resignation of newly appointed prime minister after criticism over cabinet lineup.
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lemonde.fr
Macron has his back against the wall after PM's resignation
Weakened from within, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu submitted his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron on Monday, just hours after forming his government.
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What happened on a chaotic day in French politics – and what next?
Sébastien Lecornu agreed two days’ extension to his 27-day premiership in last-ditch effort to form government
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independent.co.uk
Why is France once again on the brink of collapse - and can Macron survive?
The swift and unexpected departure of Sebastien Lecornu comes amid a deepening political crisis in France
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telegraph.co.uk
Macron’s new crisis could be the coup de grâce
Sébastien Lecornu’s resignation could put the French president out of his political misery for good
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Macron’s time has finally run out
France needs a fresh start. Sébastien Lecornu’s sudden departure underlines the chaos engulfing the nation
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More trouble for Emmanuel Macron as another French PM resigns
The president's unpopularity means those who associate themselves with him risk a beating at France's 2027 election, writes the BBC's Hugh Schofield.
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cnbc.com
France is plunged further into political crisis. Here’s what could happen next
Macron now has to choose a new PM, opt for new parliamentary elections or resign.
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Macron should step down early and call presidential vote, says his first PM
Édouard Philippe's intervention comes a day after the French president's latest PM resigned just days into the role.
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After PM's resignation, Macron hints at snap elections
President Emmanuel Macron gave Sébastien Lecornu 48 hours to resolve the crisis, saying he will 'take his responsibilities' if efforts fail. The move was a way of pushing the…
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Fifth French PM quits in three years: Can Macron survive, and what’s next?
An embattled President Macron is facing increasing calls to announce snap elections or even to step down.
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fortune.com
French government collapses again as Macron loses yet another prime minister | Fortune
Four prime ministers have resigned in a little over a year as France careens from one crisis to the next.
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Growing calls for Emmanuel Macron to resign over crisis
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scmp.com
Macron urged to quit as resignation of seventh PM deepens French crisis
France’s president is under increasing pressure after the shock resignation of Sebastien Lecornu this week, as former allies turn against him.
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France’s Macron to appoint new prime minister within 48 hours
The announcement came after last-ditch talks by outgoing premier Sebastien Lecornu failed to find a solution to crisis.
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New French PM to be named by Friday as Macron resists pressure to call snap elections
Government spokesperson says it may be ‘last chance’ for politicians to regain credibility and cut risk of far right taking power