French President Emmanuel Macron invites Donald Trump to Paris - President Donald Trump's visit to Paris

French President Emmanuel Macron invites Donald Trump to Paris - President Donald Trump's visit to Paris, at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron, has sparked fresh debate ahead of his second term as US president. Trump has been invited as a guest at the inauguration of the reconstruction of Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral, which was destroyed in a devastating fire five years ago.

The event is seen as a symbol of Trump's return to the international stage. Experts say Macron's move also points to the declining influence of the Biden administration.

Biden's criticism and Trump's influence

Biden has already faced fierce criticism from various quarters, including from his own party, for pardoning his son Hunter Biden. On the other hand, Trump has already become active on foreign policy. He has made his position clear by threatening a trade war with Canada and Mexico and sending a tough message on the Middle East.

Macron's diplomatic moves and his future plans

French President Macron's invitation is diplomatically significant. It signals a kind of competition between European leaders in relations with the United States. However, Macron himself is also facing declining popularity and domestic challenges.

During Trump's visit to Paris, his son-in-law Charles Kushner was announced as the new US ambassador. Although Kushner's past crimes and pardon by Trump have created controversy, analysts believe that his nomination is due to Trump's personal and family influence.

Global perspective

Trump's visit to Paris will create an opportunity to establish new relationships between influential international leaders in his second term. However, concerns continue among European leaders about the Ukraine crisis, NATO, and Trump's policy towards Russia.

Macron's move is an indication of his strategic reorientation in the international arena. However, only time will tell what impact this will have on the future leadership of France and Europe in the long term.