Emmanuel Macron firmly maintains his position against Russia during his speech at the Sorbonne
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Sorbonne speech: Emmanuel Macron stands up to Russia
\n\nIn a speech at the Sorbonne last month, French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated its determination to defend European values, while maintaining a firm stance against Russia.\n\n
Maintaining a firm attitude towards Russia
\n\nIn a bold statement, Macron made clear that France and its European Union partners can no longer be at the mercy of Russia's economic or political influence. He spoke of the need for a common strategy to prevent foreign interference and protect Europe's democratic values.\n\nMacron said: “Persists and signs, this is the motto we adopt against Russia. Our determination will not waver when it comes to protecting our territory and our values.” \n\n
A strategic vision for Europe
\n\nThe French president not only attacked Russia, but also highlighted his ambitious vision for Europe. He called for greater European integration, a stronger common defense strategy and innovative industrial and research policy.\n\n"Emmanuel Macron is a president who is not afraid to defend his convictions. His vision of Europe is not that of a weak and timid entity, but of a strong and resilient European Union, capable of resisting external aggression,” said an expert in international relations following this speech.\n\n
A commitment to peace and stability
\n\nNevertheless, despite harsh rhetoric, Macron persisted in calling for constructive dialogue with Russia. He stressed that while defending Ukraine's territorial integrity and firmly opposing any malicious interference, France remains committed to working with Russia to maintain peace and stability in Europe.\n\nThis bold speech from the Sorbonne marked a new stage in foreign policy Emmanuel Macron, who does not hesitate to maintain a firm and solid posture in the face of Russia, while reiterating the need for respectful and constructive dialogue between France, the EU and Russia. \n\n