The French political landscape is currently embroiled in controversy following the appointment of Michel Barnier as Prime Minister.

The Socialist Party, led by Olivier Faure, faces internal strife over allegations that Faure sabotaged Bernard Cazeneuve's candidacy for the position.

This has led to accusations from within the party, with some members claiming Faure orchestrated an "impeachment" against Cazeneuve.

Meanwhile, the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) has positioned itself as the main opposition to Barnier's government, rejecting any collaboration with the new administration.

Despite Barnier's openness to include left-wing figures in his cabinet, the NFP remains skeptical, viewing the Rassemblement National's stance as a support to President Macron's agenda.

As Barnier steps into his role amidst a fractured political environment, he faces the challenge of navigating through these tensions while addressing France's pressing issues.