France is on the brink of a deepening political crisis as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu faces two no-confidence motions in the National Assembly on Thursday. These motions, filed by President Emmanuel Macron’s staunch opponents—the hard-left France Unbowed party and Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally—threaten to destabilize the fragile government. Should Lecornu’s administration fall, Macron may be compelled to dissolve the National Assembly and call for snap legislative elections, a move fraught with uncertainty.