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It has been a whirlwind week for Emmanuel Macron, touching on every aspect of political drama, historic symbolism, and even a touch of royal glamour. The most significant headline breaking within the last 24 hours is that Macron has instructed his newly appointed Prime Minister, Sebastien Lecornu, to form a government by this evening, according to information from UNI and Sputnik. This marks a pivotal transition for Macron’s administration and will shape the trajectory of his presidency in the months ahead, placing Lecornu at the center of the French political stage and signaling renewed efforts to solidify his government’s coalition.
Pivoting to geopolitics, Macron has been at the center of sharp, escalating tensions with Russia. The Times of India reports that during the European Political Community summit in Copenhagen, Macron took an unflinching posture in the face of increased Russian drone incursions, snapping that any violation of European airspace could meet destruction, “full stop.” This tough rhetoric was part of a broader discussion among EU leaders about constructing a so-called “drone wall” to bolster Europe’s defenses, highlighting Macron’s determination to position France and Europe as resolute in their sovereignty and security.
On the diplomatic front, OC Media covered Macron’s meeting with Azerbaijan’s president Ilham Aliyev and Armenia’s PM at the EPC summit, applauding the peace progress in the Caucasus while reiterating France’s support for the Washington agreements. While details of these meetings were scarce, Macron’s presence, and the French-Ally relationship in these negotiations, was keenly analyzed in regional media.
In a landmark public appearance, Macron and his wife Brigitte attended a gala at Luxembourg’s Grand Ducal Palace for the accession to the throne of Grand Duke Guillaume, as reported by Newsgram and confirmed in the official coverage from the Luxembourg government. This highly visible outing included a meeting between Macron and Luxembourg’s PM Luc Frieden and celebrated renewed ties and political transitions at the heart of Europe.
Meanwhile, Macron delivered a striking speech at the German Unity Day ceremony — making him the first foreign leader in two decades to address this occasion. As detailed by WION and Le Monde, Macron warned of a dramatic “degeneration of our democracies,” drawing on rising extremism and hybrid threats, and calling for Europe to become, for the first time, a genuine military and technological power. He also called out the dangers of surrendering digital public space to unchecked social media, echoing his now-notorious line at Saarbrucken that Europeans need to “wake up” and take back control from foreign tech giants, as published by Defend Democracy. This speech may prove one of the most consequential of his presidency, stakeing out an explicit defense of European unity and democratic resilience.
As the week closes, his profile remains visible both in statesmanship and social media mentions, with thousands sharing clips of his forceful statements toward Russia and his remarks on democracy. There is no confirmed business or new commercial activity from Macron in the past days, and as always any rumor to the contrary remains speculative.
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