The impeachment process against French President Emmanuel Macron, initiated by the left-wing party La France Insoumise (LFI), is unlikely to succeed.

Despite being deemed admissible by the National Assembly's bureau, the procedure faces significant hurdles, including a challenging review by the law commission.

The commission, led by Florent Boudié, a member of Macron's party, is not obligated to examine the proposal, making its progression uncertain.

Observers suggest that the impeachment attempt serves more as a political strategy for LFI to elevate Jean-Luc Mélenchon as a potential presidential candidate.

The Socialist Party supports the debate but opposes the impeachment, highlighting the political maneuvering at play.

This move underscores the complex dynamics within French politics, where the impeachment process is less about legal outcomes and more about political positioning.