
Macron in Sweden: France Seeks New Defence Partners
Macron’s Sweden visit seals a major defence deal as France seeks new partners after the collapse of its flagship Franco-German FCAS project.

Macron’s Sweden visit seals a major defence deal as France seeks new partners after the collapse of its flagship Franco-German FCAS project.

“For the moment, we are not dealing with a terrorist motive, but the investigation is only just beginning,” according to a top Caen security official.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon is gaining ground as France’s 2027 presidential race takes shape, exploiting a divided Left and sluggish centrist campaigns. Still deeply unpopular, the chameleon-like Insoumis leader may yet prove far more dangerous than his current ceiling suggests.

Almost 50 failed asylum seekers deported from England to France under the government’s “one in, one out” agreement have subsequently returned to Britain.

This latest brush with disaster highlights the continuing problem caused by attempts to invade the English coastline.

Xenia Fedorova has been placed under house arrest and ordered to report to police daily while she appeals the decision.

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp accused the French Navy of intimidation after 17 live rounds were fired near his boat in the Channel.

Under fire for opposing a second term for the current UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Trump administration hits back.

The latest knife attack in Paris reinforces the pattern of treating Muslim perpetrators as mentally ill rather than terrorists.

The current disaster is the product of a combination of several factors: human-caused fires, extreme weather conditions, and inadequate public policies—driven by ideological choices—in the face of a risk that has become structural.