French President Emmanuel Macron
Coverage of French President Emmanuel Macron in the Nexus archive.
- France’s National Assembly will give final approval to assisted-dying bill after years of debate
France’s National Assembly will finalize a bill allowing adults with incurable illnesses to receive lethal medication under strict conditions, despite the Senate’s rejection. The law requires patients to meet specific medical criteria, including terminal illness and unbearable suffering, and will undergo constitutional review before taking effect.
- Syria's rehabilitation 'suits the West' while Damascus hopes to attract investors
Two bombs exploded in Damascus near where French President Emmanuel Macron is staying, wounding 18 people. Ahmed al-Sharaa is emphasizing Syria's security challenges to attract foreign investment for the war-torn country's rebuilding.
- Syria expecting Macron visit in first for Western head-of-state since Assad
French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to visit Syria, the first by a Western European head of state since Ahmed al-Sharaa became Syria's leader in 2024. Macron will be accompanied by a delegation including investors and representatives of French companies.
- Why Oman has become a key diplomatic player in Mideast war
Iran held its first meeting with Oman on managing the Strait of Hormuz following a preliminary deal to end the Middle East war with the United States. French President Emmanuel Macron is set to host Oman's Sultan, with discussions likely focusing on Hormuz. The article examines Oman's emerging role in Middle East diplomacy.
- Clashes erupt in Geneva ahead of G7 summit
Clashes erupted in Geneva between protesters and police near the United Nations headquarters ahead of the G7 summit in Evian, France. Protesters, including members of the Black Bloc, vandalized property and faced tear gas and water cannons, while the No-G7 coalition organized the demonstration opposing imperialism and climate issues. A Tesla car was torched, and security measures were heightened to prevent violence similar to the 2003 G7 summit.