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    Macron hosts Canadian PM Carney amid US tensions●France's Macron hosts Canadian PM Carney amid US tensions • FRANCE 24 English▶youtubeWorldEU Politics363K2 d ago

    French President Emmanuel Macron is hosting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Paris as both countries navigate strained relations with the United States. The meeting highlights efforts by France and Canada to deepen ties and coordinate responses to US trade and security pressures. Observers see it as a signal of closer EU-Canada cooperation at a time of transatlantic friction.

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    Niger's PM Accuses France and Ukraine of Sahel Plot at UN●Niger's PM Accuses France and Ukraine of Sahel Destabilization Plot at UN𝕏xSEWorldUnited Nations1.4K1 d ago

    Niger's Prime Minister told the UN General Assembly that France and Ukraine are working to destabilize the Sahel region. The accusation escalates an already tense standoff between Niger's military-led government and Western powers following the 2023 coup, and reflects growing alliances with Russia as former French influence in the region wanes.

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    Édouard Philippe is the top trending search term in France, with around 20,000 searches. He is a French politician, a former prime minister under Emmanuel Macron and currently mayor of Le Havre, often seen as a potential presidential contender. The limited evidence collected does not explain exactly why his name is spiking; the surrounding coverage concerns Pope Leo's visit to France and Emmanuel Macron's comments about a monumental mass in Paris, so the precise link to Philippe is not clear from the posts.

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    French PM warns against violence as public sector strike begins▼French PM warns against student violence as public sector strike kicks off✉newsBusinessLabor3 h ago

    France's Prime Minister has cautioned students against resorting to violence as a nationwide public sector strike gets under way. The strike brings together civil servants protesting over pay, working conditions and staffing, while the government urges calm amid fears of street clashes. The warning comes as unions mobilise workers and students across the country.