"Ukraine's military is the primary safeguard of its security, and any notion of demilitarization is unacceptable," he declared. His remarks come amid renewed discussions in diplomatic circles regarding the future security architecture of Eastern Europe
Macron’s late-evening speech appeared to be a calculated move to reassure the French populace amidst growing concerns over the war in Ukraine, European security, and escalating trade tensions with the United States
French President Emmanuel Macron made the announcement on Friday, February 28, during a state visit to Portugal, signalling a potential escalation in trade tensions between Washington and Brussels
“The European Union was designed to rip us off,” Trump declared at the White House, repeating his past claims that Europe has unfairly restricted U.S. exports, particularly in the automotive and agricultural sectors, while benefiting from an open American market
In a conversation with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on December 5, Macron underscored that France still considers the deal "unacceptable" in its current form, particularly due to concerns over the potential impact on French farmers
Eric Mamer, head of the European Commission’s Spokesperson’s Office, reinforced this stance, emphasizing the shared interests between the EU and the U.S. in backing Ukraine against ongoing geopolitical threats
Currently, France and Cyprus are the only EU member states where online casinos remain illegal. Although France permits online sports betting and poker – the latter being viewed as a game of skill rather than chance – casino games such as slots and roulette have been prohibited
The bill's proponents argue that traditional human society is built on a gender binary, a viewpoint supported by a recent ruling from Bulgaria's Constitutional Court, which defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman
The Swiss Ministry of Economy announced that the new sanctions will target prominent businessmen, propagandists, armed forces and judiciary members, individuals responsible for deporting Ukrainian children, and Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) members
Currently, Europe possesses merely five percent of the air defense resources required to protect its eastern flank, a vulnerability that Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine has dramatically highlighted
While some countries have witnessed substantial population growth, such as France and Spain, which each recorded a remarkable increase of 6.3 million people, others have faced declines
The decision not to supply Ukraine with air defense systems reflects Greece's careful calibration of its foreign policy objectives, weighing the imperative to support allies against the need to protect its own security interests
The Germany-based non-profit organisation Save the Children Deutschland addressed the sufferings and causes of the people in Vanuatu due to the Cyclone outbreak due to sudden Climate change and shared the story of Noah, an 11-year-old boy living with his family.
A second-half strike by 18-year-old midfielder Désiré Doué proved decisive as PSG claimed their fourth consecutive Ligue 1 crown — and their 11th in 13 seasons. The victory pushed them an unassailable 24 points ahead of second-placed AS Monaco with six games remaining in the campaign
The verdict, delivered on Monday, April 1, found Le Pen guilty of misappropriating European Parliament funds, sentencing her to a partly suspended prison term and barring her from holding public office
In a sharp rebuke to Trump’s decision to impose a 20% tariff on European goods, Macron described the move as “brutal and unfounded,” warning it could backfire and damage the American economy and consumers
The proposal, spearheaded by France and involving the United Kingdom, seeks to utilize NATO’s well-established command and control structure to deploy a “reassurance force” as part of a broader European push to bolster Ukraine’s security amid growing uncertainty over continued U.S. support
The Paris criminal court sentenced the National Rally (RN) leader to four years in prison and a five-year ban from public office over the misappropriation of European Parliament funds
