French PM Michel Barnier is set to lose a no-confidence vote due to opposition from the left-wing New Popular Front and far-right National Rally, making his government’s collapse imminent. Barnier, appointed by President Macron 90 days ago, used special powers to pass the 2025 budget without parliamentary support, angering opposition parties. This move followed inconclusive snap elections, leaving Barnier with insufficient support. If the vote passes, Barnier’s government will fall, and Macron will need to appoint a new prime minister.