France's National Assembly is preparing for a crucial meeting amidst growing political turmoil, triggered by a stalled budget bill (LFR) and a recent constitutional setback. The LFR has been delayed for nearly twenty days, raising concerns about political maneuvering by the Assembly’s leadership despite a prior budget debate. This legislative paralysis follows the Constitutional Council’s rejection of a proposed constitutional reform, further amplifying tensions between the parliament and the executive branch. Parliament is currently in recess, but the government holds the power to convene an extraordinary session to force the Assembly to address the budget and other urgent economic priorities. The delays are sparking accusations of obstruction and raising questions about the government’s ability to regain control of the legislative agenda. The upcoming meeting is considered pivotal for resolving internal disputes and tackling the ongoing crises, specifically the urgent need to pass the LFR.