The crisis meeting convened by Macron did not bring solutions, leaving France in a political deadlock. Left-wing leaders are demanding a prime minister from their camp.

The nearly two-hour meeting between Emmanuel Macron and the political parties did not bring clear answers, keeping France in a deep political crisis. Left-wing leaders, including Marine Tondelier and Olivier Faure, expressed disappointment at the lack of consensus, demanding a prime minister from their camp. Macron only proposed a postponement of the pension reform, without offering concrete solutions. The extreme parties, National Assembly and France Unbowed, were excluded from the discussions, and Macron is facing difficulties in forming a stable government in a divided parliament.