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Veteran French conservative Michael Barnier has been appointed as the new Prime Minister, almost two months after France’s snap elections ended in a political stalemate.
By PA/TPN, in Europe, World, Politics · 14 Sep 2024, 08:31 · 0 Comments
His immediate task will be to form a government that can survive a National Assembly divided into three big political blocs, with none able to form a clear majority.
He promised to tell the truth to the French people about the financial and environmental challenges facing the country and to work with "all those in good faith" towards great respect and unity.
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