Macron will open debate about extending French nuclear protection to European allies
France is open to discussing extending the protection offered by its nuclear arsenal to its European partners, President Emmanuel Macron said in a grave address to the nation on Wednesday, in which he warned that Europe must face up to the threat from Russia.
French President Emmanuel Macron said that France was a "loyal and faithful ally" after US President Donald Trump expressed ...
"In the current situation, the French and British nuclear forces are a complement to U.S. extended deterrence, but they would ...
France's defence minister said intelligence it provided to Ukraine was unaffected by the U.S. suspension of intelligence ...
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France joining the U.S. in seeking access to Ukraine's minerals; says it's in talksThe French defense minister says France is also seeking access to Ukraine’s deposits of critical minerals, indicating that ...
The breakdown in U.S.-Ukraine ties has given new urgency to the two European nuclear powers' efforts to pull together ideas ...
To face that threat without the United States, Macron said he had decided to open a strategic debate on expanding France's ...
The announcement comes following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's Oval Office clash with U.S. President Donald Trump.
France and the United Kingdom do not provide an extended deterrence guarantee the way the United States does in NATO. The mere existence of these two independent nuclear allies is seen as an ...
French officials are urging their country's research institutions to consider welcoming scientists abandoning the United ...
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