French Premier Signals Optimism on Solving Political Crisis

The outgoing French Prime Minister, Sebastien Lecornu, has expressed optimism about resolving the political crisis in the country. While he did not fully endorse a new proposal to rethink the controversial pension law, as demanded by the Socialists, Lecornu signaled that an accord can be reached to facilitate the formation of a new government. The political crisis in France has been ongoing, with the government facing challenges in securing a majority in the National Assembly. The pension law reform has been a significant point of contention, with the Socialists pushing for a rethinking of the legislation. Lecornu's comments suggest a willingness to find a compromise solution that could pave the way for a new government. However, the details of any potential agreement are yet to be revealed, and the negotiations between the various political factions are likely to continue in the coming days and weeks.