France heads to the polls for its presidential election as Europe’s political agenda is derailed by the war in Ukraine. Macron is attempting to hold on to power following a harder than expected electoral campaign. Though international credibility seems to favour the President, the state of the economy, price surges, and a modest track-record on reforms play against him. Will Macron lead France for a second term? What chances does his far-right contender Marine Le Pen have? To what extent do the Ukraine conflict and domestic policies affect the election? What is the possible impact on Europe?
Institut Montaigne
Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies and LUISS
Institute of International Relations (IFRI)
DGAP - German Council on Foreign Relations
DGAP - German Council on Foreign Relations
Corriere della Sera
African Security Sector Network (ASSN)
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