Hello and welcome to the curator of Monaco Radio with me, Fernando Gusto Pacheco.
Over the next 60 minutes, I'll be bringing you some of the very best interviews and reports from the past week of coverage on Monaco Radio.
This week, France is back to political bickering now that the Olympics is over.
France enjoyed the Games, was passionate about it, there was happiness.
In the end, the French stopped bickering and even moaning for that duration.
So that was quite unusual.
But now, of course, political reality is back.
Plus the man responsible for the stage design of Taylor Swift's Era St.
All that and much more in the next hour here on the Curator with me, Fernando Gusto Paseko.
And sad news for all sports lovers.
The Paris Olympics ended last Sunday.
Now that the party is over, and as the smoke clears, the political parties in France are back to bickering over who will be Prime Minister.
Let's hear from Philippe Marliere, professor of French and European Politics at University College, London.
France now faces a reality check, clearly, because Emmanuel Macron decided on a political truce a couple of weeks ago, just when the Games were about to start.
It was very convenient because, yes, France has no government following the snap election of a month ago, France still doesn't have a government.
The people in charge of the Games, in fact, were the incumbent government, which lost the election a month ago.
So Macron now needs then very quickly to form a government, or at least he needs to respond to his opponents.
To start with, the left, which came on top of the election, has put forward a name, Lucy Castetz, that's the name of the female politician who would be wannabe prime minister.
And he's got a reply.
I mean, that name put forward was put forward to him before the game.