French President Emmanuel Macron joins leaders of French-speaking nations in Cambodia for a summit overshadowed by tensions over an African conflict and political unrest in France.
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French-speaking nations hold a summit in Cambodia as a conflict in Africa threatens a rift
French President Emmanuel Macron joins leaders of French-speaking nations in Cambodia for a summit overshadowed by tensions over an African conflict and political unrest in France.
A summit of French-speaking nations opened Sunday in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh in the presence of leaders including France's Emmanuel Macron, seeking to avoid a walkout by its biggest African member.
Leaders of French-speaking nations gathered in Phnom Penh as a row over who should lead the Francophonie and Congo’s threat to quit put pressure on Macron to broker consensus.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia -- Emmanuel Macron is set to attend a biennial meeting of French-speaking territories beginning on Saturday in Cambodia, where the French president contending with public unrest at home will face international political challenges as a conflict in Africa hangs over the proceedin…
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