France has established a new center-right government under Prime Minister François Bayrou, nearly three weeks after the previous administration fell. The cabinet includes several prominent politicians, including former Prime Minister Manuel Valls and the long-serving Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin. However, the coalition lacks an absolute majority in the National Assembly, raising questions about its stability. The new government faces a political landscape fractured by left-wing and far-right parties, and it is still without a budget for the coming year, complicating its financial outlook.