Editorial: Le Monde

• The prime minister, increasingly cornered, accedes to Marine Le Pen's demands in an attempt to avoid government censure.
• He commits to not raising taxes on electricity, revising medical aids, and proposing a bill to introduce proportionality in elections.
• Tensions continue despite concessions, with a potential lack of budget and government in the near future.
• Marine Le Pen benefits from the situation, exerting pressure on the government while remaining at the centre of the political stage.

Conclusion: Having already conceded much, the prime minister faces the task of balancing additional concessions to Le Pen in order to save his government.

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