The French National Assembly is set to hold a crucial discussion and vote today on motions against Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s minority government, following tensions surrounding austerity budget proposals. Opposition parties, including the far-left La France Insoumise and Marine Le Pen’s National Rally, are collaborating on no-confidence motions. Analysts predict a high likelihood of government downfall, as Barnier’s recent decisions have prompted significant unrest. President Emmanuel Macron remains largely absent from the crisis, raising questions about his leadership amid ongoing political instability.