France to Leave NATO?
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France to Leave NATO?
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who some polling indicates is the second most popular contender for the upcoming election to succeed Emmanuel Macron as president of France, declared at a Saturday rally that departure from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is part of his campaign program. Reporting at Reuters regarding the rally, Petra Wischgoll wrote: On foreign […]
France has nothing to do with NATO, as announced by Jean-Luc Melancheon's presidential candidate.
In about six months, France will elect a new president. The French left-wing politician has a good chance of holding the final election for office. Mélenchon relies on social policy measures, France's exit from NATO – and the freezing of French sovereign debt at the ECB.
Elections in France can hit NATO's unity hard, writes Politico, and in the event of victory, Jean-Luc Melancheon promises not to pay his dues to the aid agencies and withdraw the country from the North Atlantic Alliance.
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