Make the World Great Again Macron Tweet

Swift, smart and typically cocky-assured, Emmanuel Macron'south response to Donald Trump'south decision to pull the US out of the Paris climate accords confirmed a almost-faultless debut on the international stage for France'south new president, analysts said.

"Make our planet neat again," Macron, a diplomatic novice not yet 40, exhorted the globe, recycling Trump's own slogan in an unprecedented accost partly in English from the Elysée Palace before long later on the Usa president had informed the world he was withdrawing from the global agreement on Thursday.

The phrase, tweeted minutes later as a graphic that rapidly went viral, was accompanied past a renewed invitation to US scientists, researchers and entrepreneurs disappointed by their assistants'south move to "come to France and piece of work with us together" on climate solutions.

"Information technology was adroitly done," said Thomas Gomart, the director of the French Institute for International Relations. "It showed a cocky-confidence, even a form of insolence … In terms of strange relations, the early stages of Macron'southward presidency have undeniably been a success."

Macron's brisk three-minute intervention on Thursday night won him praise on social media both abroad – where he was compared favourably to Trump – and at dwelling, where information technology was widely and only one-half-jokingly suggested he should change his title to "leader of the free world".

From his muscular handshake with Trump earlier last week's Nato meeting in Brussels to his "extremely frank and directly" exchange with Russian federation's Vladmir Putin in Versailles, the French president, less than a calendar month into his mandate, has shown "boldness … agility and timing", said the daily Libération.

Strategically, in a world of Trump and Putin, with ongoing conflicts in the Middle E and the Eu weakened by Brexit, Macron aims to restore and amplify France's global voice at the heart of a stronger Europe based on a revival of the disquisitional postwar relationship betwixt Paris and Berlin.

Alive to the importance of symbols and images, his style is at times purposely theatrical. Macron is determined to "rehabilitate the role of the president", Gomart said, after what many saw as the vulgarity of Nicolas Sarkozy and the exaggerated normality of François Hollande.

"So what we come across is a convergence betwixt this immature president who is the incarnation of a form of modernity, and these symbols that resonate with the French, these references to France's history," Gomart said. "Don't forget parliamentary elections are not far abroad."

French and international media had a field twenty-four hour period with the Trump-Macron handshake, in which the 39-year-old French leader squeezed his much older United states counterpart's hand so difficult that Trump'due south duke whitened and he was eventually forced to relinquish his grip.

Macron afterward admitted the move had "not been innocent" and was "a moment of truth", describing Trump, Putin and the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, equally men who see relationships "in terms of a balance of power" and to whom it was vital "not to grant even small concessions".

Much was likewise made of his public admonishment of Putin on Monday. With the Russian president at his side in the gilded splendour of the Palace of Versailles, Macron warned France would show "no weakness" if chemical weapons were used in Syrian arab republic, would be "constantly vigilant" on gay rights in Chechnya, and expected the Minsk agreements on Ukraine to be implemented.

He likewise said firmly that Russia Today and Sputnik, two Kremlin-funded news outlets, had behaved "like agents of influence and propaganda" that had repeatedly "spread serious untruths" about him during his election campaign.

Putin and Macron at the Chateau de Versailles.
Putin and Macron at the Palace of Versailles. Photograph: Philippe Wojazer/Reuters

Polls propose the approach is proving effective with French voters. Macron's new political move, La République En Marche, is on target for a xxx% share of the national vote in next month's elections – a 10-bespeak advance since his arrival in the Elysée final month.

An Ipsos poll this calendar week suggested the cross-party move could win betwixt 395 and 425 seats in the lower business firm of parliament, comfortably above the 289 it would need to secure an absolute majority in 577-seat national assembly.

But there were suggestions on Friday that Macron's fashion may accept backfired in one respect: the Washington Post reported that alongside intense EU pressure level on Trump over the climate accord, agreed in the French majuscule in 2015, the younger leader'due south tough stance could merely have confirmed Trump in his intentions.

Macron's words "irritated and bewildered" the US president, the paper quoted unnamed White House aides as maxim, and may have helped inspire his comment on Thursday that he "was elected to serve the citizens of Pittsburgh – not Paris".

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Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jun/03/make-our-planet-great-again-macron-praised-for-response-to-trump

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