French President Emmanuel Macron’s first and longest serving prime minister, Edouard Philippe, urged him to resign on Monday, suggesting that polls ought to be held early as soon as a finances is handed. The enchantment got here a day after Sébastien Lecornu, France’s newest prime minister, resigned lower than a month after being appointed, deepening the political disaster.
Former PM and Macron ally Édouard Philippe joins requires president's resignation
