Macron says ‘common sense’ meant delaying King Charles’s visit
French President Emmanuel Macron says “common sense and friendship” led to the cancellation of King Charles III’s upcoming visit due to the anti-government protests in France. Speaking at a press conference after a summit in Brussels, Mr Macron said: “We would not be serious … to make a state visit in the middle of protests.”
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Macron says ‘common sense’ meant delaying King Charles’s visit
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