France's Macron is ready to discuss nuclear deterrence for Europe
- French President Emmanuel Macron is prepared to discuss nuclear deterrence in Europe due to threats from Russia, particularly from President Vladimir Putin.
- Macron's comments follow a request from likely German Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding nuclear sharing with France and Britain.
- Michael Witt from King's Business School noted that France's offer reflects Europe's challenges due to U.S. Retreat from NATO, affecting Europe's security.
- Macron emphasized that if European leaders desire greater autonomy in defense, they must start an open discussion on nuclear deterrence.
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