French President Emmanuel Macron warned Friday that Europe has been “too weak and too naive” in confronting foreign interference and online disinformation. Speaking at the high-profile Munich Security ...
E UROPE IS facing a “geopolitical and geo-economic state of emergency”, declares Emmanuel Macron. If the continent does not ...
In an unusual move, the leaders of the bloc’s two biggest economies arrived and spoke to the press together. When it comes to ...
Europe must turn its focus to long-term strategic thinking, including creating deep-strike capabilities and assessing how France's nuclear deterrent can fit into the bloc's future security ...
Facing existential challenges on trade and security, the bloc has finally realised it has to grow up and go it alone – but the path ahead is a rocky one ...
The German Chancellor does not mince words, but also calls for "repairing and reviving transatlantic trust." Poland, Sweden, Denmark, and the Baltic states are also participating in the nuclear talks.
President Emmanuel Macron, speaking at the Munich Security Conference, stressed European “fortitude.” Earlier, Chancellor Friedrich Merz of Germany criticized President Trump’s rapid reorientation of ...
When there’s a clear act of aggression, I think what we should do isn’t bow down or try to reach a settlement,” Macron said in an interview with several European newspapers.
The French president has consistently called on Europeans to be more independent, popularizing the term “strategic autonomy” since entering office in 2017. Macron hammered that idea home in Munich, ...
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