The Minister of Foreign Affairs describes the position of the LFI leader as “unprecedentedly serious”
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot denounces the comments made by Jean-Luc Mélenchon on Donbass during a meeting at Le Bourget, describing them as "unprecedentedly serious" and considering that the LFI leader has become a spokesperson for the Kremlin.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon expressed a position on Donbass during a meeting at Le Bourget this Saturday. Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister of Foreign Affairs, believes that this position is unprecedentedly serious and that the leader of LFI has become a spokesperson for the Kremlin.
War in Ukraine: “Jean-Luc Mélenchon became spokesperson for the Kremlin” on Donbass, denounces Jean-Noël Barrot
The Minister of Foreign Affairs believes that the position on Donbass expressed by the LFI leader during his meeting at Le Bourget this Saturday is “unprecedentedly serious”.

The Nvidia scandal affects Washington: Donald Trump is implicated for his handling of information on the affair of the CEO of Nvidia with a Chinese spy, while Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is suspected of having suspended an investigation into Megaspeed, a Singaporean company headed by the CEO's mistress.

Eight candidates for the 2027 presidential election spoke on Thursday, November 12 on franceinfo during the special “Our public services” day, detailing their proposals on education, security, health and the civil service. Marine Le Pen and David Lisnard declined the invitation.

Édouard Philippe proposes to prohibit magistrates from the right to unionize, invoking the obligation of impartiality. Bruno Retailleau wants to replace the union regime with professional associations excluded from the political debate, while Jordan Bardella pleads for a duty of reserve. These proposals would require constitutional revision.

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