Clea Caulcutt is a Senior Correspondent for POLITICO Europe, specializing in French politics and immigration issues. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and breaking news, Clea's work has appeared in both POLITICO Europe and POLITICO. She has a keen eye for political developments and their impact on France and Europe as a whole.
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Clea's coverage focuses heavily on French politics, particularly the actions and statements of President Emmanuel Macron. She also covers broader topics such as immigration, antisemitism, EU relations, and international affairs.
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The former European commissioner is expected to go down in history as France's shortest-serving prime minister.
Barnier will leave office having served the shortest prime ministerial term in modern French history.
By: Camille Gijs, Clea Caulcutt, Nette Nöstlinger, Giorgio Leali
Ursula von der Leyen granted the wish of her native Germany by flying off to seal an accord with the Mercosur bloc. France, which fiercely opposes the deal, is in uproar.
The French president said he would appoint a new prime minister “in the coming days.”
By: Clea Caulcutt
The left is under pressure after it toppled Prime Minister Barnier with the help of the far right.
The leaders will discuss sending foreign troops to Ukraine after the war ends.
France's far-right leader must decide whether to wreck things or play nice — while keeping the 2027 presidential election firmly in her sights.
French President Emmanuel Macron’s truncated visit to Warsaw follows talks in Paris between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
By: Clea Caulcutt, Victor Goury-Laffont
One of Macron's earliest supporters, Bayrou's robust profile allows him to set himself apart from the president.
By: Clea Caulcutt, Tim Ross, Barbara Moens
The former Portuguese prime minister faces a difficult job in bridging EU disagreements while France and Germany remain distracted by domestic concerns.
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