French President Emmanuel Macron has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal after his centrist alliance lost the majority in the National Assembly in recent snap elections. Attal will lead a caretaker government with limited powers until a new prime minister is chosen, which may extend until after the Paris Olympics. The political landscape is fragmented, with no single party holding a majority, leading to parliamentary deadlock. Macron's call for a unified governing coalition has yet to yield results, as the leftist New Popular Front remains divided over a consensus candidate for prime minister. This unprecedented situation leaves France without a fully functional government and postpones any new legislative initiatives.