Macron

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has promised to end the war quickly.

The French president also said his country would remain a strong U.S. ally.

The “chameleon” tech billionaire is one of the most powerful politically connected people in the world. Europe’s governments are still working out how to deal with being on his bad side.

The Socialists have taken timid steps toward emancipation from far-left firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

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Paris retorts that it’s Moscow’s job to end the war it started, and insists any peace deal must be on Ukraine’s terms.

“He has lost his grip on the international scene, and is at odds with everyone,” the far-right leader said.

Bayrou’s decision to stay on as mayor of a small city has drawn controversy as he struggles to negotiate with opposition parties.

Authorities fear that several thousand could be dead after a devastating cyclone hit the French region in the Indian Ocean.

One of Macron’s earliest supporters, Bayrou’s robust profile allows him to set himself apart from the president.

France hopes Italy can tip the scales against the EU-Mercosur trade deal. Giorgia Meloni may have other ideas.

The appointment comes after Michel Barnier’s government was toppled last week in a battle over public finances.

Macron has missed his own 48-hour deadline to appoint a successor to Michel Barnier.

French President Emmanuel Macron’s truncated visit to Warsaw follows talks in Paris between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

France’s far-right leader must decide whether to wreck things or play nice — while keeping the 2027 presidential election firmly in her sights.

The French president is trying to limit the far-right National Rally’s influence and find a way forward with the center left, but a path ahead remains elusive.

It is unclear who will succeed Michel Barnier, whose government was toppled last week.

With the country’s political system crippled, the French president is pushing to persuade opposition leaders to compromise.

In Trump’s first trip abroad after the election, he arrived late to meet with Macron and gave the French president a characteristically intense greeting.

The ancient Paris cathedral has been restored to its former glory. Saturday’s reopening ceremony will become just another chapter in the bromance between two presidents.

No meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy has yet been announced.

Yields on debt for the two countries are converging, thanks to instability in Paris and a Rome government that has managed to divide the opposition. 

The left is under pressure after it toppled Prime Minister Barnier with the help of the far right.

The French president said he would appoint a new prime minister “in the coming days.”