French Finance Minister Antoine Armand said on Tuesday that the “country is at a turning point.” He further noted that “French politicians have a responsibility not to plunge the country into uncertainty.” His comments come as Prime Minister Michel Barnier, appointed by President Macron after July’s inconclusive parliamentary election, faces a no-confidence motion over the budget – a vote he will almost certainly lose, per BBC News.
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