French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he will keep the centrist caretaker government in place until mid-August to avoid disorder during the upcoming Olympic Games. This decision follows the leftist coalition's nomination of civil servant Lucie Castets as their candidate for prime minister after winning the most votes in recent parliamentary elections. Macron emphasized the need for stability and a parliamentary majority to support any new government, as no dominant political bloc emerged from the elections, leading to a deadlock in the National Assembly. He stated that changing the government now would create unnecessary complications, urging political parties to build a broader coalition. Castets, known for her expertise in financial crime, has faced criticism from various political factions, highlighting the tension surrounding her nomination. The Olympics are set to run from July 26 to August 11, presenting significant logistical challenges for the caretaker government.