US Edition‘Unity, strength, hope’: Macron calls for a fruitful 2026 in New Year’s address
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Macron: allies will make commitments on protecting Ukraine at Jan 6 meeting
European leaders meeting in Paris on January 6 will make firm commitments towards protecting Ukraine after any peace deal with Russia is brokered, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday during his New Year Eve's speech.
French President Emmanuel Macron said tonight in his traditional New Year's address to the nation that he has three wishes for 2026, which are unity, strength and hope, local media reported.
French President Emmanuel Macron has little support among voters, but he is holding on until the end.
The head of state tried to show himself on the front line, Wednesday 31 December, during his vows for 2026. "This year will be useful," he promised. In France as well as abroad, however, his margin of manoeuvre is shrinking as soon as the end of the quinquennium approaches.
On the occasion of his vows of 2026, Macron emphasized national unity, European defence and economic sovereignty, while reaffirming his will to complete his mandate.
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