France's Prime Minister Michel Barnier and his Cabinet have been compelled to resign following a no-confidence vote in the National Assembly. This marks the first such occurrence since 1962. The motion, initiated over budgetary disagreements, garnered 331 votes that surpassed the required minimum of 288.
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