French president Emmanuel Macron has called for “stability” after a week of government chaos, as his reappointed prime minister seeks to put a deficit-cutting budget before parliament and survive threats of a no-confidence vote.
“At this moment, France is being watched. The message it must give is a message of stability and strength,” Mr Macron said on Monday, following a week of political turmoil that has damaged the country’s international image and dented investor confidence.
After his resignation and reappointment last week, p
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