France's Prime Minister Michel Barnier ousted after losing no-confidence vote
Barnier is now France’s shortest-serving prime minister in history, after his attempts to push through budget legislation triggered a no-confidence vote.
Barnier is now France’s shortest-serving prime minister in history, after his attempts to push through budget legislation triggered a no-confidence vote.
The motion was triggered after Barnier announced spending cuts and €60 billion (£49.7 billion) worth of tax increases as part of the government's 2025 budget.
The new law also gives sex workers the right to refuse clients, choose their practices and stop an act at any moment.