Live: French PM Lecornu survives both no-confidence votes in parliament

France 24Thursday, October 16, 2025 at 10:14:53 AM
French Prime Minister Lecornu has successfully navigated two no-confidence votes in parliament, a significant achievement that underscores his government's stability amid political challenges. This outcome is crucial as it allows the administration to continue implementing its policies without the immediate threat of being ousted, which could have led to further political turmoil in France.
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