French President Emmanuel Macron has accused US President Donald Trump of spreading misinformation about protests in France. During a visit to Qatar, Macron defended his government's response to the unrest, while accusing foreign political figures of spreading misleading narratives.
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Macron says Trump spread rumours about protests
Speaking during a visit to Qatar, French President Emmanuel Macron defended his government’s response to protests sweeping France, while accusing foreign political figures, including US President Donald Trump, of spreading misleading narratives about the unrest.
Published On 21 Oct 2026
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