France is currently embroiled in a political crisis of unprecedented proportions, marked by the swift resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu just hours after unveiling his new government. This follows a series of resignations that have left President Emmanuel Macron increasingly isolated and under pressure to consider snap elections or resign himself. With five prime ministers stepping down in three years and growing calls for early elections from former allies, the stability of Macron’s administration hangs in the balance. Analysts warn that what unfolds in France could have significant implications across Europe, highlighting the interconnectedness of political instability and economic challenges. As Macron wanders the streets of Paris seemingly alone, the future of his presidency remains uncertain amid mounting pressure from opposition parties and former leaders.