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Emmanuel Macron Calls on Political Leaders to "Remain United" Against International Instability

The French president convened party leaders and candidates for the 2027 presidential election at the Élysée to discuss the deteriorating situation in Ukraine and the Middle East.

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Emmanuel Macron invited France's leading political figures to the Élysée, according to RFI, to inform them of rapidly evolving international developments, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East.

According to the same source, the meeting brought together party leaders as well as several declared or prospective candidates for the 2027 presidential election.

The president called on attendees to "remain united and mobilized" in the face of what he described as a deteriorating international situation, though RFI did not provide specific details about the exchanges between political leaders.

Emmanuel Macron also addressed French citizens, who are facing rising fuel prices, according to the RFI report. Details concerning any measures announced on this matter were not specified in the available information.

This meeting comes amid persistent international tensions, as the war in Ukraine and the situation in the Middle East continue to raise concerns at the diplomatic and economic levels in France.

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