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Macron’s Louvre Dinner for the Olympic Games – Kyriakos and Mareva Mitsotakis Among 500 Guests (Photo and video)

With great formality, the French president welcomed heads of state and high-profile guests - Watch the video from the guest reception

Macron’s Louvre Dinner for Olympic Leaders: The Surprise Menu, Attendees, and Absentees

Kyriakos Mitsotakis and His Wife Present - The French president hosted 500 guests a day before the Olympic Games' opening ceremony

Paris 2024: The Olympics of Inclusion, Macron, and Opulence

Let the Games Begin

Olympic Games 2024: Paris in the Final Stretch – Macron Calls for a “Political Truce” in the Country

French Police on High Alert with 60,000 Armed Officers and 20,000 Soldiers Patrolling Daily

Bloomberg: France is Sinking into a Political Quagmire – Macron’s Efforts to Form a Permanent Government

In a letter published yesterday in the French press, Macron admitted that the vote showed a clear demand for change and for power-sharing

Macron Keeps Attal as Prime Minister Until the “Front” Decides on a Nominee

Macron Retains Attal as Prime Minister for Stability

France: Post-Election Bargains Begin Amid Uncertainty – National Assembly Split into Three

France Awakens to an Unprecedented Atmosphere with a Fragile Left-Wing Alliance, Without a Clear Majority

Macron’s political “Waterloo” sweeps the European stock markets

Investors upset by prospect of a victory for Le Pen's party and "manifesto" of the Left parties - French Finance Minister speaks of "absolute madness" commenting on their proposals - 6.4% drop for the CAC 40

European Elections 2024 – Politico: Five Key Points Regarding the Ballot Box – Macron’s Challenge, Far-Right Surge, and the European Parliament

Key Takeaways following the European Elections - The Emerging Landscape in the European Parliament - From Le Pen to Meloni, the downfall of the Green Party, analysis of Europe's Political Landscape

France: Snap elections after Le Pen’s sweeping victory

On June 30 and July 7 the two rounds of the election - Macron suffered a crushing defeat with his party's percentages falling to 15% while Le Pen scored 32%

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