France's minority government, led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier, faces collapse after he used special powers to pass a budget without parliamentary approval. Opposition parties plan a no-confidence motion against him, citing a deep political crisis. Barnier's controversial reforms to social security have met with resistance, and despite last-minute concessions, he could be ousted as early as Wednesday. The political landscape remains unstable following President Macron's snap elections, leading to a hung parliament. Article complet (bbc.com europe)