France in Crisis: A Leadership Dilemma
French President Emmanuel Macron faces a political crisis as Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigns shortly after his appointment. Macron tasks Lecornu with negotiating a political path forward amidst calls for snap elections or a new prime minister. France, struggling with instability, sees its political and economic landscape shaken.

French President Emmanuel Macron is embroiled in a deepening political crisis, following the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu just hours after his appointment. Tasked with negotiating a resolution, Lecornu's departure has intensified calls for snap elections, highlighting the fragile state of the political landscape.
Amidst this turmoil, Macron grapples with limited options. Potential successors from within his own party seem unlikely, and appointing a leftist risks undermining his policies. The possibility of dissolving parliament and holding new elections looms, as Macron seeks stability.
The political unrest has taken a toll on France's economy, with stocks and the euro dipping. As Macron navigates this challenging period, the question of leadership remains uncertain, and France's political future hangs in the balance.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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