After the country’s election 72 days ago left three political blocs with no outright majority, France remains without a government. New Prime Minister Michel Barnier was appointed by Emmanuel Macron to act as a bridge to the far-Right bloc. Choosing a Left-winger for the role would have meant the repeal of the President’s economic programme, so he was left to make overtures to the Rassemblement National (RN).
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