<h1>Reappointed prime minister warns tenure may be short, urges cross-party deal to pass budget before EU deadlines</h1> The reappointed prime minister acknowledged limited candidate availability and warned his tenure may be short amid a fragmented National Assembly lacking a governing majority. He called for cross-party cooperation to secure a national budget before EU-related deadlines and signaled he will remain only while specified conditions are met, implicitly risking defeat in a parliamentary no-confidence vote. The president's decision to reinstall him follows successive collapses of minority governments, ongoing dispute over a controversial pension law, and mounting fiscal pressures that have heightened market and EU concerns about political paralysis and sovereign debt management.