France’s center-right government led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier has been toppled after just three months due to a successful vote of no confidence. This historic voting marks the first successful motion against a sitting prime minister in over six decades. Barnier’s failure to secure support for a budget aimed at reducing national debt led to his downfall, further complicating the political situation as the far-right and left-wing factions unite against him. The implications of this political shake-up could significantly impact President Emmanuel Macron’s administration and his future decisions.