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Τhe French horsefly of Europe
Europe is falling short as a single strategic actor and French President Emmanuel Macron never misses the opportunity to remind us. Sometimes in a barely diplomatic way. His recent statements have provoked intense controversy and debate. It was not so much their content as the use of specific words such as "vassal" and "follower," which he used to define what he did not want Europe to be.
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Macron gave an Ultimatum of 100 days - The Protests in France Continue
French President Emmanuel Macron has given himself 100 days to get the country back on its feet after weeks of protests and public anger over raising the retirement age from 62 to 64.
He asked the government to start talks with the unions on a wide range of issues.
A garden can’t survive in the jungle
If the West is not united it will be unable to compete with China. That much is clear. And if we include Australia and Japan in the "West," there is no doubt that their strategic cooperation with the United States is deepening and becoming increasingly necessary.
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France praises Greek stand on quakes
Laurence Boone, France's minister of state for European affairs, expresses Paris' satisfaction at the lowering of Greek-Turkish tensions. Speaking to Kathimerini, she praises the Greek response to the earthquakes in Turkey and confirms France's abiding interest in the Mediterranean.
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Macron declared for Europe's Autonomy from the US
"Europe must reduce its dependence on the United States and avoid being drawn into a confrontation between China and the United States over Taiwan", French President Emmanuel Macron said in an interview with several media outlets on his way back from a three-day state visit to China.
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Protesters start fire at one of Macron's favorite restaurants
Protesters started a fire at one of French President Emmanuel Macron's favorite restaurants in Paris on Thursday during clashes with riot police at the upmarket left-bank brasserie.
Staff at La Rotonde in the Montparnasse area of the city were forced to put out flames on the awning of the restaurant where Macron held a victory party during his successful 2017 election bid.
Chaos: Police deployed, flights canceled PHOTO/VIDEO
Interior Minister Grald Darmanin said that an additional 12,000 policemen and gendarmes will be deployed across the country, 5,000 of which will be in Paris, French online television BFMTV reported.
Darmanin repeated that in France there is freedom of expression, but not the right to create riots and incidents at street protests.
Macron, Scholz and Meloni write to Vucic ahead of Brussels meeting
BELGRADE- The Presidency of the Republic of Serbia has received a letter jointly signed by French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Italian PM Giorgia Meloni, a source in the Presidency told Tanjug on Sunday.
The letter was sent to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic ahead of Monday's Brussels meeting of the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue.
Macron prepares "Made in Europe" Strategy against US Policies
French President Emmanuel Macron has said he is pushing for a "Made in Europe" economic strategy to counter US policies.
During a joint press conference ahead of his meeting with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in Paris, Macron said their discussion would focus on Europe's economic situation.
Putin rejoices: Dispute between the two European superpowers weakens European unity
German-French relations are shaken, and this is indicated by the cancellation of the planned meeting of the governments of the two countries, assesses the Viennese daily "Standard".
The newspaper said French President Emmanuel Macron canceled a meeting with the German government, which was supposed to be the first of its kind between the two countries.