The current government led by Prime Minister Élisabeth Lecornu is facing a challenging political landscape, as it now must operate without a clear majority in the Assembly. This situation can make passing legislation more difficult, as the government may need to negotiate with other parties to get its agenda approved. Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Rally (RN), has previously suggested that she might not use her influence to block the government's actions, in an effort to prevent a potential financial crisis. However, recent developments involving Jordan Bardella, the party's former president, have introduced new uncertainties. Bardella, who was recently removed from his position due to controversy over his handling of a sensitive issue, has been at the center of a scandal that has shaken the RN. This affair has raised questions about the party's internal stability and could affect its relationship with the government. Le Pen has not yet made a public statement on whether this will influence her stance toward the Lecornu government. As the political situation evolves, the government must navigate these challenges carefully to maintain its policy goals while managing the potential for further instability within the Assembly.