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Emmanuel Macron has returned to Paris tanned from his summer break, only to be immediately thrust into arguably the most turbulent chapter of his presidency. The Telegraph describes France as “ungovernable” under his leadership, a view that encapsulates the mood of both the political elite and large chunks of the public. The country is teetering on the edge of a major economic and political crisis, with Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, Macron’s latest appointee, virtually certain to lose a no-confidence vote in parliament on Monday. If this happens, France will face the prospect of its fifth prime minister in less than two years, deepening economic malaise, and political deadlock. The pressure on Macron is immense. New elections, yet another prime minister, or even the nuclear option of resignation — these are the crossroads he faces according to Sky News and Le Monde. At the heart of the crisis is Bayrou's radical budget, which slices an unprecedented £40bn from public spending, igniting fierce resistance across party lines and from a weary citizenry. Macron, sensing the gravity, convened an urgent and unprecedented working lunch with party leaders, urging them to unite or partner with the Socialists, despite strong pushback from the right. Le Monde aptly notes that Macron is sparing no effort to head off government collapse and salvage his presidency. Meanwhile, the European mood is critical. Euronews describes Macron as “a king without his country”; his reputation for bold international leadership is solid, but his domestic troubles are now center stage. Signs of economic recession are looming, and his control appears to be slipping. Yet, not all is political strife. Macron held a high-profile phone call with India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi just yesterday, as reported by the Indian government and multiple outlets. They reaffirmed their commitment to the Indo-French strategic partnership, discussed the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and Macron accepted Modi’s invitation to the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi early next year, showing that Macron’s global influence remains notable despite the domestic quagmire. On the foreign policy front, Macron's calculated endorsement of Palestinian statehood continues to court controversy. i24 News reveals his failed attempt to schedule a meeting with American Jewish leaders in New York this month was quietly snubbed, partially due to outrage over France's planned push for Palestinian recognition and what critics see as inadequate action against antisemitism at home. Social media buzz is intense, with opponents amplifying his scant 15 percent popularity rating as reported by i24 News. On the business front, Macron is pushing for a Franco-German economic reset, advancing European digital sovereignty and support for innovative startups, according to the Élysée. But overshadowing these initiatives is the sense that the center of gravity has shifted: political survival now takes precedence over legacy-building policy or international diplomacy. Thanks for listening to Emmanuel Macron Biography Flash. Subscribe to never miss another update on Macron’s ever-dramatic journey, and don’t forget to search "Biography Flash" for more captivating snapshots of today’s world leaders.

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