Mathilde Ciulla reflects on the French presidential election and what a Macron victory means for European foreign policy
Media mentions – Europe in Paris 2022
The biggest weapon that EU has currently is the sanctions, and she [Le Pen] would diminish the unity of EU on sanctions, and capacity of actions of the EU in that regard
Mathilde Ciulla argues that a Le Pen presidency would damage the EU’s potential in aiding Ukraine from Russia’s attack
Macron and Le Pen have deep disagreements on many critical foreign policy issues. The outcome of the French election will matter a great deal to the United States
Tara Varma and Jeremy Shapiro dissect Macron and Le Pen’s differences with view onto the EU and US
A Le Pen presidency would turn France away from the Franco-German axis towards Hungary and Poland,
There is annoyance on both sides. Volodymyr Zelensky has the impression of not being supported enough by France. And Emmanuel Macron gets angry at the clumsiness of the Ukrainian president
Marie Dumoulin explains how relations with Russia stand at the core of the ongoing French presidential election
Mathilde Ciulla discusses what both Macron and LePen have to offer as we approach the second round of the French presidential election this Sunday
She understood that it was a more sensitive topic, and started saying that she would accept refugees,
Tara Varma discusses Le Pen’s shifting position on Russia and how this helped gain votes
She has reached out to the left leaning side of the electorate. She will challenge Macron on these issues that have proven complicated for him,
Tara Varma explains what Le Pen’s tactics will be moving forward to the final round of the French presidential election
Susi Dennison features on the BBC World News to dissect the ongoing French presidential election