Overview

• Sébastien Lecornu said he has “good reasons” to believe there is a shared will to adopt a budget before December 31, arguing that this convergence lessens the likelihood of dissolution.
• Negotiators discussed suspending the 2023 pension reform, with Raphaël Glucksmann saying it now “becomes possible,” though Bercy warned such a pause would cost billions by 2027.
• The National Assembly’s Bureau examines today the admissibility of LFI’s motion to remove President Macron, a complex process widely viewed as unlikely to succeed.
• Rassemblement National and allied deputies vowed to systematically censure any government until new elections or a presidential resignation, while LR leaders remain split over cohabitation terms.
• Lecornu, who resigned after an ultra‑short tenure, addressed the press before receiving the Socialist Party, and said indemnities for the ephemeral ministers have been suspended.