Michel Barnier became the shortest-serving prime minister of France after his government was toppled by a no-confidence vote, lasting only 91 days in office. The leftist New Popular Front and far-right National Rally joined forces to bring him down, rejecting his proposed social security budget and highlighting the country's difficult economic situation. Barnier's fragile minority government faced challenges from both the left and right, with blame directed at President Macron for the political turmoil. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)