François Bayrou, the newly appointed French Prime Minister, survived a no-confidence vote in the National Assembly after the Socialist and far-right MPs chose not to support a motion from the hard-left France Unbowed party. Bayrou's recent policy speech outlined plans to renegotiate unpopular pension reforms and avoid job cuts in public education. The Socialists' decision angered the left-wing coalition, while the far-right expressed cautious judgment based on actions. Despite surviving this challenge, Bayrou faces upcoming difficulties without a budget plan for 2025. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)