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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.

French President Emmanuel Macron showcased his athleticism in a charity soccer match, alongside soccer legends, in preparation for the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris. The event raised funds for a children’s health charity and highlighted Macron’s efforts to promote both charitable causes and national spirit ahead of the international spectacle.

Spain and France have agreed to share information from their separate investigations into the alleged use of Pegasus spyware to spy on their politicians, including Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and President Emmanuel Macron. The joint investigation aims to trace the origin of the hacking and determine who is responsible.