Sebastien Lecornu, the designated Prime Minister of France, who submitted his resignation on Monday, continues negotiations with coalition parties to overcome the political crisis.

Sebastien Lecornu, the designated Prime Minister of France, has submitted his resignation but will continue negotiations with coalition parties to find solutions to the political crisis. He emphasized the desire to approve France's budget before the end of the year. Lecornu also decided that resigning ministers will not receive compensation, highlighting the need for rigorous behavior. Consultations with political parties continue, while the opposition is calling for the resignation of President Emmanuel Macron, who could organize early elections.