French no-confidence vote could topple prime minister's government

The government of France faces a no-confidence vote Wednesday, a move that could topple the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier.


Analysts predict French lawmakers will likely vote in favor of a no-confidence motion.


Barnier warned the politicians that voting his government down "would make everything more difficult for France."


The no-confidence vote follows a seldom-used constitutional move the prime minister invoked Monday when he pushed through the 2025 budget without...