EXPLAINER - France's spiraling crisis: What's next after another prime minister is ousted?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Having lost his fifth prime minister in less than two years, Macron -- seen by many as trying to buy time -- tasked his outgoing premier with leading "final negotiations" to build "a platform for action and stability for the country.
53% : For now, however, this option remains ruled out by the head of state, who continues to insist on completing his mandate through 2027 even as the political ground beneath him grows increasingly fragile.
49% : " Speaking on Europe 1 as leader of the right-wing Republicans, Retailleau reaffirmed that his party could return to government if it involves cohabitation with Macron's Renaissance party.
47% : - Lecornu does not wish to be reappointed regardless of the outcome - All eyes now on Macron, who faces 3 main options: cohabitation, dissolving parliament or resignation ISTANBUL France is once again plunged into political turbulence.

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