Surrounded by his opponents, Emmanuel Macron is looking for the exit from the labyrinth

Le Figaro

 After his defeat in the legislative elections, the Head of State invited the party leaders to identify possible constructive solutions in the service of the French people.

And begin to draw the outlines of a possible future majority.

This is the scenario for à la carte alliances,

Le Figaro, one day with the right, the next with the left.

Not the most stable.

Especially since faced with this weakened president, everyone came with their shopping list.

It is up to the Head of State to find the way out of this labyrinth of often contradictory demands.

If there is one.

A government of national unity, for example?

According to Fabien Roussel, the last party leader to have met Emmanuel Macron yesterday, the president "would consider" this possibility.

Sud-Ouest 

 the LRs find themselves paradoxically in a position of strength in the new National Assembly.

They have lost 40% of their membership and their place as the leading opposition group, but without them, no majority is possible. 

Sud-Ouest

Will they be able to seize this incredible opportunity that history offers them to assume their responsibilities?

Or will they choose political tactics and short-sighted calculations? 

There remains (therefore) the hypothesis of a variegated alliance or that of agreements on a case-by-case basis,

Le Monde.

It would then be necessary to identify for each piece of legislation, the ad hoc deputies from the right, the left or environmentalists.

A scenario that promises endless negotiations behind the scenes at the Palais-Bourbon.

And potentially lead, sooner or later, to the pure and simple blocking of the country if no majority is emerging.

For the time being, such an outcome is not the preferred option,

Le Monde.

But it is not excluded.

Is this why there is an impression of wavering at the top of the state? 

 In this context, the days of the government of Elizabeth Borne in Matignon seem numbered,

L'Opinion.

"It's a government on borrowed time,"

said a parliamentarian.

Admittedly, the Prime Minister handed in her resignation yesterday morning to the President, who immediately refused it, "so that the government remains at its task".

"That means; I need to have time to think," translates a majority official.

The reshuffle should take place in the first days of July,

L'Opinion, at the end of the long international sequence which will keep Emmanuel Macron away from tomorrow Thursday.

Ouest France

 Are we experiencing the first stage of an 'American-style' evolution of French political life: a polarized society, a blocked system, an increasingly ungovernable country and all this in a context great distrust of politics, institutions and even more so of the media?

 German

 a culture of compromise 

time which we unfortunately do not have … 

After the war,

Le Parisien

it was necessary to rebuild.

The stakes were such that, despite the instability (of the Fourth Republic), the country not only continued to advance but developed.

Are the issues of 2022 less crucial? 

Le Parisien.

Responding to the climate crisis without compromising economic prosperity.

Guaranteeing our energy independence in a destabilized world.

Education, health, old age... Isn't there an urgent need to act in all these areas?

Parliamentary discussion and the search for compromise will become the new political reality of the country.

Public opinion will judge,

The Parisian.

Woe to whoever she would designate as responsible for having caused France to lose five years.