Emmanuel Macron will hold a video conference on Thursday with China and other emerging nations to discuss strengthening global economic cooperation ahead of the G7 summit.
La guerre en Ukraine dominera les débats du G7 mardi 16 juin à Evian en présence de Volodymyr Zelensky . Au cœur des tractations : la capacité des alliés de Washington à convaincre Donald Trump , jusqu'ici réticent, à afficher son soutien au président ukrainien face à Vladimir Poutine .
Le Moyen-Orient sera lui aussi toujours très haut dans l'agenda des chefs d'État et de gouvernement de l'Allemagne, du Canada, des États-Unis , de la France, de l'Italie, du Japon et du Royaume-Uni. Ils se retrouveront pour un déjeuner de travail consacré aux crises de cette région secouée par la guerre américano-israélienne contre l' Iran . L'Égypte, les Émirats arabes unis et le Qatar - qui a contribué à la médiation ayant abouti à un accord entre Washington et Téhéran - y ont été conviés.
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Le président ukrainien est arrivé mardi matin au sommet du G7 à Évian,où il a été accueilli par son homologue Emmanuel Macron dans les jardins de l'hôtel Royal, au bord du lac Léman, où le sommet s'est ouvert lundi soir. Les deux hommes ont échangé une accolade chaleureuse et marché ensemble jusqu'à l'entrée principale de l'hôtel, où ils ont posé devant la presse pour une poignée de mains, sans rien déclarer aux journalistes présents.
Ils se sont ensuite assis pour un entretien bilatéral, avant de retrouver le reste des dirigeants pour discuter des moyens de relancer des négociations avec Vladimir Poutine dans le but de mettre fin au conflit en Ukraine.
Le président Zelensky espère à cette occasion pouvoir s'entretenir seul à seul avec Donald Trump, présent mardi matin à la table des dirigeants du G7. La dernière rencontre entre les deux chefs d'Etat remonte à fin décembre dans la résidence du milliardaire américain à Mar-a-Lago, en Floride.
Le Royaume-Uni va fournir de l'uranium enrichi à l'Ukraine
À défaut d'annoncer une réunion bilatérale, le président des États-Unis, accaparé ces derniers mois par le conflit avec l'Iran, a assuré lundi avoir eu "une très bonne conversation avec le président (Volodymyr) Zelensky et le président (russe Vladimir) Poutine" dimanche. "Et je pense que nous pouvons peut-être faire quelque chose", a-t-il ajouté. Il a en outre déploré les 25 000 morts par mois dans ce conflit, "majoritairement des soldats". "Cela ne devrait pas se produire", a-t-il réagi.
Le président ukrainien Volodymyr Zelensky et la Première ministre ukrainienne Ioulia Svyrydenko le 15 juin 2026 visitant la cathédrale de la Dormition. © Présidence ukrainienne via AFP
Après de nouvelles frappes meurtrières menées lundi par la Russie qui ont fait au moins 11 morts et incendié une cathédrale historique à Kiev, Volodymyr Zelensky a demandé "davantage de pression sur l'agresseur et davantage de soutien à la défense aérienne de l'Ukraine".
Le président peut d'ores et déjà compter sur l'appui indéfectible des dirigeants européens et canadien, dont il verra certains en tête-à-tête. Le Royaume-Uni va fournir de l'uranium enrichi à l'Ukraine pour ses centrales nucléaires et imposer de nouvelles sanctions à la Russie, a ainsi annoncé le Premier ministre britannique Keir Starmer en amont de la session de travail.
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Condamnant les "frappes barbares" de la Russie en Ukraine, Londres compte "monter d'un cran" en "étouffant les ressources qui alimentent la guerre de Poutine et en fournissant de l'énergie à l'Ukraine pour les hivers à venir", a déclaré Keir Starmer.
Avant même la tenue du sommet, une source gouvernementale italienne soulignait de son côté que l'Ukraine restait "un sujet sur lequel il y a la plus grande attention italienne".
La Russie commence à montrer des signes de faiblesse
Lundi, le président du conseil européen Antonio Costa, également présent à Evian, a estimé que "l'unité et la détermination du G7 sont essentielles pour contribuer à mettre fin à cette guerre et parvenir à une paix juste et durable". À cet égard, la participation du président Zelensky aux discussions au G7 est "particulièrement importante", a-t-il fait valoir.
La présidente de la Commission européenne, Ursula von der Leyen, assiste à la cérémonie d'accueil officielle organisée dans le cadre du sommet du G7, à Evian, dans l'est de la France, le 15 juin 2026. © Isabel Infantes, AFP
De son côté, la présidente de la Commission européenne Ursula von der Leyen a salué l'Ukraine qui "tient la ligne de front et regagne même partiellement du terrain". Elle a en outre loué la capacité de Kiev de frapper des cibles stratégiques "au cœur même de la Russie".
Depuis le début du conflit en février 2022, l'Ukraine a opéré un virage stratégique en devenant un acteur majeur de l'industrie de défense, notamment via sa production de drones, mais continue d'avoir cruellement besoin du soutien occidental.
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Read the full article at France 24 (Français) →Emmanuel Macron provides a dual assessment following the G7 summit and events at Versailles.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Macron's evaluation without overtly biased language or one-sided sourcing. It does not emphasize any particular ideological perspective but rather reports on his assessment of recent events.
On June 18, 2026, President Emmanuel Macron appeared on France 2's political program 'L'Événement,' which focused on the G7, Ukraine, and peace agreements between the United States and Iran. The segment was watched by 716,000 viewers, representing a 4.5% audience share. This low rating indicates a lack of public interest in Macron's appearance.
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Emmanuel Macron is hosting Donald Trump at Versailles for a dinner commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence. Macron hopes Trump will attend the full G7 summit in Evian and support the decisions made by his partners.
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French President Emmanuel Macron expressed approval of the agreement signed between the United States and Iran at Versailles, which was signed by former U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron hosted Donald Trump at the Palace of Versailles following the conclusion of the G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains. The dinner was held to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence. Trump was welcomed with a private tour of the palace, including the Hall of Mirrors, and enjoyed a meal featuring local delicacies such as black pork from Bigorre and a cheese platter.
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The article discusses the G7 summit held in Évian-les-Bains, where French President Emmanuel Macron and U.S. President Donald Trump met. Macron aimed to realign Trump with European partners, emphasizing diplomatic efforts during the two-day event. The summit included a dinner at the Palace of Versailles, historically significant for the Treaty of 1783. Macron described the summit as an 'objective success,' while Trump noted the historical significance of the venue rather than its opulence.
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US President Donald Trump attended a private dinner at the Palace of Versailles hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron following the G7 summit in Evian. The event marked the 250th anniversary of the United States and provided an opportunity for informal discussions between the two leaders on various international issues.
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The article discusses the upcoming dinner between French President Emmanuel Macron and U.S. President Donald Trump at the Palace of Versailles. It notes that previous dinners have been costly, with expenses reaching hundreds of thousands of euros. The article highlights the opulence of Versailles, including its mirrors and gardens, and mentions that Trump has expressed admiration for the grandeur. The event coincides with the closing of the G7 summit and commemorates the 250th anniversary of American independence.
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Emmanuel Macron provides an update on the outcomes of the recent G7 summit, focusing on topics such as artificial intelligence, Iran, and Ukraine.
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The article discusses French consultant Marguerite Frison-Roche's criticism of President Emmanuel Macron's approach to hosting U.S. President Donald Trump at Versailles during the G7 summit and the 250th anniversary of American independence. She argues that Macron uses symbolic gestures like Versailles to impress Trump while promoting ideological positions such as the 'deconstruction' of French culture.
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The article discusses French President Emmanuel Macron hosting U.S. President Donald Trump at the Palace of Versailles for an official dinner, highlighting the historical significance of the location. It mentions the 1778 Treaty of Versailles signed by Louis XVI and Benjamin Franklin, which formalized France's support for American independence. The article also references Trump's comment on Versailles being 'heavy' rather than 'gilded.'
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The article discusses the upcoming state dinner at Versailles hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron for U.S. President Donald Trump, with a historical overview of previous guests at the palace over the decades.
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At a G7 meeting in Evian, France, U.S. President Donald Trump arrived late and made a remark stating, 'I am the boss,' while smiling. He also commented on the room being too hot. Trump was observed shaking hands with French President Emmanuel Macron. The article mentions that Trump has generally been accommodating during his time at the summit.
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Emmanuel Macron is set to give an interview to journalist Caroline Roux on France 2 following the G7 summit. The interview will air as part of the program «L’Événement» on June 18 at 9:10 PM. It will replace the previously scheduled «Envoyé spécial» episode. The interview will take place at the Elysée Palace and will cover topics related to the G7 and the upcoming European summit in Brussels. This follows Macron’s earlier appearance on TF1 with Marie-Sophie Lacarrau, which had lower-than-usual viewership.
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Emmanuel Macron shared on social media music tracks associated with each leader attending the G7 summit, highlighting their arrival with cultural references from their respective countries.
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The G7 summit in Evian will focus heavily on the war in Ukraine, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky present. Discussions will include efforts to convince former U.S. President Donald Trump to publicly support Ukraine against Russia. The Middle East will also be a key topic, with leaders addressing the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran. Zelensky arrived at the summit and met with French President Emmanuel Macron, exchanging a warm embrace and walking together to the hotel entrance for a handshake with reporters.
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The G7 summit has begun in Évian-les-Bains, with leaders from the United States, France, Germany, Canada, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom gathering to discuss topics including the Middle East, trade, technology, and Ukraine. The agenda has been affected by recent developments such as the Washington-Tehran agreement. Donald Trump arrived by helicopter and was greeted by the French protocol director rather than President Emmanuel Macron. Trump and Macron exchanged a handshake described as less firm compared to their previous meetings.
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