Sebastien Lecornu has resigned as France's prime minister after just 27 days in office, making him the seventh person to hold the position under President Emmanuel Macron's eight-year tenure. Macron's presidency has been marked by frequent changes in the prime minister's office, with each appointment reflecting shifting political strategies and challenges. The list includes Edouard Philippe, Jean Castex, Elisabeth Borne, Gabriel Attal, Michel Barnier, Francois Bayrou, and most recently, Lecornu. Political instability has intensified, with Lecornu's departure sparking calls for Macron's impeachment and causing financial market jitters.