After the resignation of Francois Byru government, it would be very difficult to find a person who can reach the parliamentary approval for the post of political events for the post of political events in the European country.
This opinion was expressed by the American newspaper The New York Times.
"Legally, the Makron can mean [Prime Minister] who wants to politically choose someone who can be acceptable for 577 lawmakers for the National Assembly at least as much as the 2026 budget is needed," the publication writes.
The newspaper explains that the arrival of the government will not change the difficult political situation in the parliament, whose work is significantly paralyzed by three blocs, left-handed parties, the center-right right-wing coalition and extreme right-wings. "Consequently, finding a prime minister in such conditions is extremely difficult," NYT said.
