French President Emmanuel Macron has declared a political truce during the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, stating that no new government will be formed until mid-August.

This decision comes amid ongoing political turmoil following the dissolution of the National Assembly.

Macron emphasized the need for the nation to focus on the Olympics, hoping to foster a sense of national pride and unity.

He dismissed the idea of appointing a Prime Minister from the left-wing New Popular Front, asserting that no party currently holds a majority.

The President called for political parties to collaborate and compromise, reflecting on the challenges of fragmented political representation in France.

As the country prepares for the grand opening ceremony, Macron aims to shift attention away from political disputes and towards celebrating the athletes and the spirit of the Games.