France's Macron Should Be Able to Name a New Premier in 48 House, Lecornu Says

Political Landscape in France - Outgoing Prime Minister was given 48 hours by President Macron to find a solution following his resignation [1] - The outgoing Prime Minister has spoken with all parties in the National Assembly, except the extremes, to enable President Macron to name a new Prime Minister within 48 hours [1][2] - Prospects of snap legislative elections or presidential elections seem to be diminishing [2] - The National Assembly in France is fragmented since President Macron called snap elections in June 2024 [2] Key Negotiation Points - The pension reform passed in 2023 is at the heart of the discussions [3] - Negotiations involve potential suspension of the pension reform and the possibility of a Socialist Prime Minister [4]