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In New York, on the margins of United Nations General Assembly meetings, French President Emmanuel McCrone said that he had held positive talks with his American counterpart Donald Trump on the conflicts in Ukraine and the Red Sea.
French President Emmanuel McCrone described his talks with his American counterpart Donald Trump in New York as " very constructive " after addressing the war in Ukraine and the situation in the Red Sea, while urging the United States President to support Kiev with air defence systems.
The White House announced that American President Donald Trump would meet his French counterpart, Emmanuel McCron, in New York on Monday afternoon. This week, the two leaders participate in the work of the United Nations General Assembly, in a meeting in the midst of a climate of tension with Washington.
The United States President, Tuesday, begins his programme of work for the United Nations General Assembly, addressing leaders and leaders at the headquarters of the Organization in New York. The United States President ' s programme includes a series of bilateral meetings and events with prominent political figures, while the conflict with Iran casts a shadow over the TRIPS programme. Trump is scheduled to meet with French President Emmanuel McRon, Monday afternoon, in New York.
On Sunday, United States President Donald Trump warned that he had entered the stage of a decisive decision on the war with Iran, warning that significant developments would occur if Tehran did not change its behaviour, while Qatar had announced that it was making contacts with the two sides to push for the resumption of negotiations.
French President Emmanuel McRon welcomed the beginning of a new phase in relations with Canada, during his reception by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in the San Pierre and Miclon archipelago, the only French territory remaining in North America. Both leaders were keen to underline the sovereignty of their countries in the face of the pressure of President Donald Trump.
United States President Donald Trump said Friday that he had reached an agreement with Denmark to strengthen the American military presence in Greenland, respecting the sovereignty of Denmark and Greenland. Denmark stated that the agreement would be signed next week during United Nations General Assembly meetings, but still needed parliamentary approval.
