France's new government, headed by Prime Minister Michel Barnier, convened for its first official meeting, marking a significant shift to the right following a snap election won by President Emmanuel Macron. Incoming Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau emphasized his commitment to 'restore order' in France, focusing on public safety and stricter immigration policies. He articulated three main priorities during his inaugural address, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures and respect for law enforcement. Retailleau's hard-right stance has drawn criticism from leftist lawmakers, who plan to introduce a no-confidence motion against the government. Macron's decision to appoint a right-leaning cabinet has sparked discontent among opposition parties, particularly as they had previously won more parliamentary seats. The new cabinet is expected to face challenges, especially from police unions demanding respect for their commitments and resources.