France's Constitution offers several scenarios that could keep the country's affairs more or less in order, despite the risk of a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Barnier.
Investors are already selling off French stocks and bonds, which is raising borrowing costs for the country amidst political instability.
Mr. Barnier's appointment by President Macron, despite dismal election results for Macron's party, has led to significant discontent among the leftist coalition.
The difficulties of leading from Matignon Palace highlight the limitations of power a prime minister holds in France's complex political landscape.
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