French President Emmanuel Macron, currently in Belgrade, has announced that he will address the French public 'in due time and in the right setting' regarding the ongoing political stalemate.

Over fifty days after the legislative elections, France remains without a clear leadership at Matignon, as Macron continues to search for the ideal candidate.

Despite the political impasse, Macron emphasized that the current government is effectively managing ongoing affairs, including the successful hosting of the Olympic Games.

The President has ruled out forming a government with the Nouveau Front Populaire, led by Lucie Castets, and is considering former Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve as a potential candidate.

Meanwhile, the political landscape remains tense, with opposition parties challenging the legitimacy of the current government's actions.

Macron's call for cooperation among political parties highlights the urgency of resolving this leadership crisis.