Emmanuel Macron

A peaceful resolution of New Caledonia’s quest for independence may have been sacrificed to shore up votes for Emmanuel Macron’s party in a snap election.

France has sent both ballots for the European Union elections and a new armoured vehicle, with tear gas and machine gun capability, to troubled New Caledonia.

Russia’s leader warns they ‘should be aware of what they are playing with.’

The visit of French President Emmanuel Macron—and his promise to put on hold controversial viting reforms—seems to have done little to quell the conflict.

French President Emmanuel Macron has landed in New Caledonia, ready to talk with locals and restore order in the troubled region.

Some of Kyiv’s Western allies are already training soldiers in Ukraine, according to Estonia’s prime minister.

Demonstrations, marches, arson, a prison kidnapping and confrontations with security forces have spread throughout the French Pacific territory.

Macron government will be swept from power if Russian claims are substantiated, French opposition figure asserts.

If Polish troops enter western Ukraine, they will ‘stay there forever,’ Russian leader asserts.

Officials hail Paris’s efforts to ‘think outside the box’ following Russian battlefield gains in Donetsk.

French opposition, meanwhile, voices concern over the president’s increasingly hawkish rhetoric.

Emmanuel Macron makes suggestion at hastily arranged meeting of EU leaders in Paris.

After Vladimir Putin visits Kazakhstan, a key Russian ally, foreign minister accuses ‘collective West’ of meddling in Russia’s backyard.