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Macron visits Gulf to seek energy-for-security partnerships

French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting Gulf states to pursue energy and security deals as Europe seeks alternatives to Russian energy. The trip tests whether France can build a distinct Gulf partnership amid competition from the US, China and other powers. It matters for Europe's energy security and France's diplomatic influence.

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