Leaders give press conference after ‘coalition of the willing’ meeting in Paris– Europe live
Photograph: Teresa Suárez/EPAFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets Nato secretary general Mark Rutte. Photograph: Teresa Suárez/EPA Pool/APFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets German chancellor Friedrich Merz. Photograph: Teresa Suárez/AFP/Getty ImagesFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets Polish prime minister Donald Tusk.
- ▪Photograph: Teresa Suárez/EPAFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets Nato secretary general Mark Rutte.
- ▪Photograph: Teresa Suárez/EPA Pool/APFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets German chancellor Friedrich Merz.
- ▪Photograph: Teresa Suárez/AFP/Getty ImagesFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets Polish prime minister Donald Tusk.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2026/jul/13/emmanuel-macron-keir-starmer-friedrich-merz-volodymyr-zelenskyy-coalition-of-the-willing-ukraine-russia-latest-news-updates |
| Publication time | Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:45:27 GMT |
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11.24 EDTLeaders arrive for Ukraine talks in ParisLet’s bring you more pictures from the red carpet in Paris, as leaders arrive for the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing, hosted by France’s Emmanuel Macron.French president Emmanuel Macron greets British prime minister Keir Starmer ahead of the Coalition of the Willing summit. Photograph: Teresa Suárez/EPAFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets Nato secretary general Mark Rutte. Photograph: Teresa Suárez/EPA Pool/APFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets German chancellor Friedrich Merz. Photograph: Teresa Suárez/AFP/Getty ImagesFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets Polish prime minister Donald Tusk. Photograph: Teresa Suárez/EPAFrench president Emmanuel Macron greets Danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen.
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