France is plunged into a fresh political crisis following the collapse of its government, marked by the ousting of Prime Minister François Bayrou in a confidence vote. This marks the second time in less than a year that the French Parliament has removed a prime minister, leading to fears of increasing instability in the nation. As President Emmanuel Macron is set to appoint a fourth prime minister amid a dangerous economic situation characterized by rising debt and potential recession, political analysts are questioning the future of governance in France. Major reforms and bills are now stalled, compounding the challenges faced by the government. With calls for potential snap elections rising and the far-right positioning itself, the fallout from this latest crisis may have lasting repercussions for the political landscape in France.