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Welcome to France Elects, an in-depth look at the 2022 French election. As Russia’s siege on Ukraine continues, the New Statesman’s Europe correspondent, Ido Vock, examines how the crisis is dominating the presidential campaign, and may benefit President Emmanuel Macron after he officially announced his re-election bid last Thursday (3 March).


He is joined once again by Tara Varma from the European Council on Foreign Relations and Jeremy Cliffe, the New Statesman’s writer-at-large.


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Further reading:

 

Emmanuel Macron bids to win by positioning himself as Europe’s elder stateman.

 

Why Putin is running out of options.

 

Ukraine’s former finance minister Natalie Jaresko on how to stop Putin.


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