US EditionThe Rundown: Macron And Starmer Renew ‘Entente Cordiale’?
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 10 – Macron and Starmer reached a limited agreement to manage small boat crossings, but the pilot project affects only about 50 people weekly amid a 50% rise in arrivals, officials said.
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Starmer and Macron: Le spécial relationship?
Starmer and Macron: Le spécial relationship? melissa.ittoo Fri, 11/07/2025 - 12:33 Former Europe minister David Lidington joins the podcast team to assess the state of UK–French relations. 1 Podcast Institute for Government No International relations Public services Devolution Foreign affairs Immigration Criminal justice Public sector Local government France Labour Prime minister Starmer government Number 10 Foreign, Commonwealth and Developmen…
Starmer needs a French connection
As champagne glasses clinked and carriage wheels turned, the atmosphere at Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to London this week teetered between banter, occasional bewilderment and hard strategic business. Speechwriters on both sides of the Channel had clearly gone to town: the solemn addresses in august settings were full of playful, often arcane, historical references and mild digs. Even as Macron made a handsome gesture by offering a loan of the
Deal or no deal, Macron and Starmer still won’t stop the boats
The sun shone, the flags flew: A new chapter may have begun for the ‘entente cordiale’ between Britain and France, writes Mary Dejevsky – it’s just a shame it won’t do anything to solve the migrant crisis in the Channel
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