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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Italy. They discussed ways to boost bilateral ties, exchanged views on global issues, and addressed areas of common interest. Modi’s meeting with Macron focused on strengthening their partnership in defense, nuclear energy, space, education, climate action, digital infrastructure, and culture. They also discussed global and regional concerns. Meanwhile, Modi’s talks with Sunak emphasized resuming India-UK FTA negotiations after the election of a new UK government. Modi’s first foreign trip after his recent election involved bilateral meetings with Zelenskyy of Ukraine. The discussions emphasized India’s commitment to international collaboration and partnership.

In a surprise move, French President Emmanuel Macron has dissolved the National Assembly and called for snap legislative elections following his party’s defeat in the European Parliament elections. The elections will be held on 30 June and 7 July, just weeks before the Paris Olympics begin. The move has raised concerns about potential instability affecting the Games’ preparations, but the International Olympic Committee and French officials have assured that the Olympics will remain unaffected. Security concerns have also been raised, as the elections will take place during a crucial period for the Olympics’ preparations.

The far-right’s surge in the European Parliament elections has left a bitter taste in the mouths of leaders like Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Scholz, raising questions about the future direction of the bloc. While center-left parties still hold a majority, the gains made by euro-skeptic nationalists within the European Parliament may hinder legislation addressing key issues like climate change and security. The path forward remains uncertain as these parties work to overcome internal divisions and form alliances. Despite the setback, the European People’s Party (EPP) remains the largest political family in the legislature, providing some stability amidst the political storm.

French President Emmanuel Macron has dissolved the country’s National Assembly and called for snap legislative elections after suffering a major defeat in the European Parliament election. Macron acknowledged the party’s defeat in the EU parliamentary elections and stated that he would not leave the concerns raised by the voters unanswered. The announcement came shortly after projected results from France put the far-right National Rally party of Marine Le Pen well ahead in the European Union’s parliamentary election. Many experts believe that calling a snap election attracts a massive political risk for Macron since his party could suffer more losses.

Today’s political events include the Congress Working Committee meeting to discuss Lok Sabha election results, a meeting between French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Joe Biden, and a directive for Delhi hospitals to conduct fire safety audits. Additionally, pro-Palestinian protesters plan to demonstrate near the White House, and Israel’s war cabinet minister threatens to resign over the Gaza conflict.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s recent book, ‘No Looking Back,’ has sparked multiple controversies due to unverified claims, including meetings with world leaders such as Benjamin Netanyahu and Kim Jong Un. Noem’s account of a canceled meeting with Emmanuel Macron has been refuted by the French government, while her admission of killing her pet dog and goat has drawn criticism. The author has stated that the anecdote about Kim Jong Un was mistakenly included in the book and has been corrected.

At the 7th edition of the “Choose France Forum” in Versailles on May 13, a dedicated session will focus on India Inc. with seven Indian CEOs scheduled to meet France’s President Emmanuel Macron. The forum aims to attract Indian investments in France and foster collaboration between the two nations. Led by Minister of Foreign Affairs, France, the private dialogue between the CEOs will revolve around “Green City & Consumption.” President Macron will address the CEOs after the dialogue, and France is expected to announce investment projects potentially exceeding 13 billion Euros, building upon the figure achieved in 2023.

French President Emmanuel Macron is preparing to address the European Parliament with a speech outlining his vision for a more assertive European Union. The speech comes ahead of pivotal European Parliament elections in June and is expected to focus on strategic and geopolitical issues facing Europe, particularly in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Macron is expected to prioritize discussions on Russia’s war in Ukraine and advocate for European solidarity with the country. He is also likely to rally support for his centrist Renaissance party ahead of the elections.

French President Emmanuel Macron will deliver a speech on Thursday, outlining his vision for a more assertive Europe in the face of Russia’s war in Ukraine, security concerns, and economic challenges. The speech, ahead of pivotal European Parliament elections in June, will focus on strategic and geopolitical issues, including defense, the economy, environmental protection, and safeguarding democracy.

Emmanuel Macron is plotting to replace Ursula von der Leyen as President of the European Commission, according to reports. The French President is reportedly in talks with other EU leaders about possible alternatives to the German politician, with former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi emerging as a potential contender. Macron is said to be unhappy with von der Leyen’s performance as president, believing that she has “over-politicised” her role. Several EU leaders are also said to be dissatisfied with von der Leyen’s performance, particularly her handling of trade negotiations, climate change, and relations with the US.