President to focus on virtues of democracy and Greece’s role in EU, with ministers hoping France will help challenge Berlin’s dominance Emmanuel Macron will make Greece the launchpad for a major policy speech on the future of Europe as he starts his first official trip to the country on Thursday. From the dramatic setting of the ancient Pnyx in Athens, the French president is expected to outline his vision for the continent in what is being called his most important overseas address since taking office in May. Related: ‘Jupiter’ or just another politician? Macron’s divine aura begins to fade Continue reading...
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