Reshuffle: Attal Named Prime Minister

Reshuffle: Attal Named Prime Minister

File photo - Gabriel Attal leaves after the weekly cabinet meeting at the presidential Elysee Palace in Paris, France on December 20, 2023. French lawmakers gave their final approval to a contested bill that toughens rules for immigrants on Tuesday, giving President Emmanuel Macron a policy victory that nonetheless exposed cracks in his centrist majority. The bill, a compromise reached between Macron's party and the conservative opposition, illustrates the rightward shift in politics in much of Europe, as governments try to fend off the rise of the far-right by being tougher on immigration. - French Minister of National Education Gabriel Attal is appointed Prime Minister following Elisabeth Borne. At 34, he became the youngest Prime Minister of the Fifth Republic. Photo by Eliot Blondet/ABACAPRESS.COM

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