The Wall Street Journal wrote today (September 7): "One member state of the European Union is burdened with massive debt, and its borrowing costs are increasingly rising. The government that comes to power can only last a few months before collapsing. This country is not Italy. It refers to France. If Prime Minister Barnier loses the confidence vote on September 8, he will become the fourth prime minister to step down within one and a half years."
[Witty] Comment: If France continues to indulge in political games and superficial diplomatic performances, without refocusing on domestic economic and social development, it may fall into deeper decline. Massive debt and frequent government changes are clear signs of economic illness. Without addressing the pain points of people's livelihoods and enhancing industrial competitiveness, merely changing politics cannot prevent the downward trend. France urgently needs a practical reform.
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