France’s Political Turmoil Highlights the Costs of Fractured Governance and Globalist Policies

France finds itself once again at a crossroads, as newly appointed Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu grapples with assembling a functioning government amid relentless objections from factions that until recently supported President Emmanuel Macron. This political fragmentation not only jeopardizes the timely approval of the 2026 budget but also exposes the deep instability wrought by globalist overreach and fractured alliances. Why Does Political Instability Matter Beyond French Borders? Lecornu’s challenge is not merely a French affair; it underscores a broader truth about what happens when governments prioritize ideological gamesmanship over national sovereignty and practical governance. With four prime ministers in less...