French President Emmanuel Macron has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's government. The outgoing government will remain in a caretaker capacity until a new government is appointed.
The result of the parliamentary election led to the formation of three political blocs, including the left-wing alliance New Popular Front (NFP) and the right-wing populists, who did not achieve an absolute majority. Macron's Renaissance party lost its majority in the election, with the government camp winning around 160 seats.
Macron wants a majority coalition or broad pact, focusing on the economy and social justice. The left-wing alliance is divided over the candidate for Prime Minister, with the proposal of Laurence Tubiana being controversial.
The caretaker government will handle day-to-day affairs, including ensuring smooth Olympic Games. The election of the President of the National Assembly is also pending.
Macron has not set a deadline for the appointment of a new Prime Minister.
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