UK's Starmer to meet Macron in France to discuss Ukraine support after Trump win
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will meet French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday to discuss ways to help Ukraine, after the election of Donald Trump has raised concerns of reduced U.S. support for the war against Russia.
Starmer, Macron reaffirm 'ironclad' support for Ukraine amid uncertainty around Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron was joined in Paris on Monday by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer for Armistice Day commemorations after a meeting at which both leaders reaffirmed "unwavering" support for Ukraine.
Starmer to spend Armistice Day in France - as crunch talks with Macron over Trump victory planned
Sir Keir Starmer will spend Armistice Day in France alongside British and French veterans at the Arc de Triomphe - before crunch talks with French president Emmanuel Macron about Donald Trump and Ukraine.
AP France's President Emmanuel Macron has said he will attend Thursday's France-Israel soccer match at the Stade de ...
Israel told citizens on Sunday to avoid going to cultural and sports events abroad involving Israelis in the coming week, ...
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was attending Armistice commemorations in Paris on Monday, making him the first UK leader ...
Along with the French president, around 4,000 police will be present at the game at the Stade de France after an outbreak of ...
SIR Keir Starmer yesterday became the first British Prime Minister to mark Armistice Day in France since Winston Churchill.
Morocco agreed to buy high-speed trains from French company Alstom on Monday, one of a series of business deals signed during ...
Starmer and Macron will discuss "Russia's ongoing barbaric invasion of Ukraine and the appalling humanitarian situation in ...
Rome has defended the deal only shyly so far, fearing that it could become as politically explosive in Italy as it is in ...
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