French President Emmanuel Macron tried Monday to inject a dose of reality into President Donald Trump’s ambitions to end the war in Ukraine, insisting they sought the same outcome of peace while simultaneously warning of Russia’s poor track record in keeping its international commitments.
Confusion and anger over the situation spawned new litigation and added to turmoil within the federal workforce. “What he’s doing is saying, ‘Are you actually working?’” Trump said in the Oval Office during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron.
And they all had a lot to say about Donald Trump ‘s latest headline-making meeting — this time, with French President Emmanuel Macron. First, the group reviewed footage of the Oval Office sit-down, in which Macron corrected Trump about the contributions European countries are making to help Ukraine’s defense,
President Macron arrived at the White House on Monday for talks with President Trump expected to cover the prospects for ending the Ukraine war amid stark differences on how to proceed.
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European leaders host summit to shore up support for Ukraine after Oval Office dust up
In Oval Office talks with Trump, Macron defends the nature of European support for Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron was prepared to present a unified case for Europe when he arrived at the Oval Office on Monday, at a moment when transatlantic ties have rapidly deteriorated. When it came time to talk,
European leaders gather in London for Ukraine summit after White House fallout
U.S. President Donald Trump welcomes French President Emmanuel Macron to the White House for a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office.
French President Emmanuel Macron disagreed with U.S. President Donald Trump during a news conference in the Oval Office on Monday when the leaders were asked about money given to Ukraine.
French President Emmanuel Macron contradicted President Donald Trump's claim that Europe loaned money to Ukraine while the U.S. gave grants, during a meeting in the Oval Office on Feb. 24.
French President Emmanuel Macron shut down President Donald Trump's claim that Europe loaned money to Ukraine while the U.S. gave grants, during a meeting in the Oval Office on Feb. 24.
French President Macron and President Trump expressed starkly different views on the war in Ukraine after a meeting in the Oval Office.
During a meeting in the Oval Office, French President Emmanuel Macron corrected President Donald Trump when he suggested that Europe offered a loan to Ukraine. Macron responded by correcting Trump, saying that in fact,
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