French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday announced the delivery of longer-range cruise missiles as well as bombs to Ukraine. He also warned that Russia's victory would weaken the world order. He said that we cannot let Russia win and we should not do so. He said that he will visit Ukraine next month.
Macron said that France is planning to deliver about 40 long-range missiles and several hundred bombs, which our Ukrainian friends are waiting for. Macron presented sweeping plans to strengthen and better prepare France for global crises and said the country has every chance to succeed. The event was Macron's attempt to reinvigorate his presidency after several domestic battles.
France will host the Olympics
Now, Macron is hoping to reset and make a fresh start in a year, when he will be in the global spotlight as host of the Summer Olympics in Paris. Last week, Macron appointed a new prime minister, France's youngest ever, and new ministers. This was also part of a new campaign by Macron to fill his leadership with new energy.
Discussion with new Prime Minister Gabriel Attal
On Tuesday night, new Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, 34, and Cabinet members sat together watching as Macron held a meeting at the presidential Elysee Palace. Macron took a comprehensive look at the challenges facing France. He thought deeply about the issues of daily life. This includes everything from health care costs to schooling to how much time children spend on screens and how to boost France's birth rate. Regarding his new government, he said that he hopes that it will show courage, efficiency and action.
We have all the qualities to succeed: Macron
Macron said that the world is struggling with wars as well as other crises. He stressed that I am confident that we have all the qualities to succeed. He also expressed confidence that our children will live a better life tomorrow than they do today. In his second and last presidential term, Macron has become weak due to lack of majority in Parliament. This challenges them to ensure that they remain relevant. The Constitution of France does not allow Macron to contest elections for the third consecutive time in 2027.
Recent opinion polls have shown that the top concerns among the French include rising prices, struggling health and education systems and security issues. This move by the Macron government comes after two major laws that he promised were adopted last year.
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