French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigns after less than a month

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has resigned after less than a month in office. Lecornu cited the "partisan appetites" of political factions as the reason for his resignation, stating that they had refused to compromise. The resignation comes as a surprise, as Lecornu was appointed to the position just last month. Prior to his appointment, he served as Minister of Overseas Territories in the previous government. Lecornu's short tenure as Prime Minister highlights the challenges faced by the French government in navigating the country's complex political landscape. The inability of various political factions to find common ground and compromise appears to have been a key factor in his decision to step down. The resignation will likely have significant implications for the French government and its ability to address pressing issues facing the country. The search for a new Prime Minister will be closely watched, as the country seeks to navigate the challenges ahead.