French President Emmanuel Macron is facing a political crisis as negotiations within the NFP to select a Prime Minister have reached a standstill.

Divisions within the left have become apparent, with parties prioritizing their own interests.

Tensions are particularly high between the Socialist Party and La France insoumise.

A proposal to let deputies vote on the Prime Minister's name has been suggested to break the impasse, but disagreements continue.

Communist deputies and the Socialist Party leader are advocating for a quick resolution through a vote.

Macron has accepted the resignation of Gabriel Attal and his team, leading to the creation of an interim government to manage day-to-day affairs.

The idea of a technocrat-led government faces public resistance, and the interim government may stay in place until the new school year.

Macron must navigate these challenges to form a new administration amidst ongoing uncertainty in France.