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Emmanuel Macron Will Be the Guest of TF1 and France 2 This Thursday at 8 p.m.

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The President of the Republic will respond live to the questions of Gilles Bouleau and Caroline Roux in a context of strong geopolitical tensions Emmanuel Macron will be interviewed Thursday at 8 p.m.

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President Macron wants to send military troops to Saudi Arabia to secure an oil pipeline and lower fuel prices at home, but he reveals, above all, perplexity in the face of the many crises in the world.

·Munich, Germany
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Ukraine's regular strikes against Russian refineries and other oil facilities help to raise fuel prices in France, admits French President Emmanuel Macron during a joint interview between...

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For about 40 minutes of an interview this Thursday evening, the French president highlighted his commitment to alleviate the tension on the international scene in order, in the end, to lower fuel prices in France. Leaving his usual reserve, the head of state took the opportunity to evoke, in a hollow, the presidential campaignThe French know well that an invitation from their president to the television news is often a sign of crisis. Emmanuel M…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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At the JT of France 2 and TF1, this Thursday evening, Emmanuel Macron defended his action on the international scene to solve the problems in France, in particular the rise in fuel and gas prices. Here is the information to remember from this interview.

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French President Emmanuel McRon assured the French that the State was doing everything it could to prevent a shortage of fuel in the country. "We are doing everything we can to avoid it," said Macron on Thursday evening in an interview with TF1 and France 2, which focused on the fuel crisis. "The main difference from what we have seen in the past is that today's price rise is not a government decision, but a geopolitical situation," the Presiden…

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On the margins of his speech on TF1 and France 2 on Thursday, 24 September, Emmanuel Macron went back to the measures taken by his government to respond to the fuel crisis. He stressed the need to lower prices, but did not exclude a reduction in taxes.

·Gennevilliers, France
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estrepublicain.fr broke the news in Nancy, France on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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