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France can leave NATO
Published April 10, 2022 at 3:55 p.m.
FOREIGN. Right now, there are many indications that France's next president is Marine Le Pen. But while the Swedish right is running for election to NATO membership, she wants to take France out of NATO.
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As a nuclear power and a founding nation, France is an important cornerstone of NATO's European defense. But today begins a French presidential election that could mean that the French leave the alliance.
Marine Le Pen has said she wants France to withdraw from NATO's power structures. So did Charles de Gaulle in 1966 after getting tired of how the United States governed the alliance.
Le Pen has condemned Russia's unprovoked attack on Ukraine but maintains one of its last nationalist principles: that the United States should not have power over French foreign policy.
The left-wing candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon also wants to leave NATO and Le Pen has openly said that she is ready to cooperate with his party if the withdrawal is realized. According to Politico , the United States sees an election victory for Le Pen as a major threat to its interests, and within the White House it is expected that a French withdrawal from NATO could become a reality if Le Pen wins the election.
She no longer wants to scrap EU membership, and according to Le Pen, France should not leave the euro either. But leaving NATO is both realistic and easy and will by all means be implemented if she becomes president, perhaps at the same time as the Sweden Democrats and Moderates lift Sweden into the US-led military alliance later this year.
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