Macron Calls for Europe-Asia Alliance to Promote Stability Amid Global Power Tensions

Report by Safarti Tarjuman International Desk

French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking at the Shangri-La Security Dialogue in Singapore, proposed the creation of a strategic alliance between Europe and Asia to uphold global peace, stability, and prosperity. Stressing the importance of shared principles, defense cooperation, and trade partnerships, Macron called on nations from both continents to form a “positive new alliance” that resists division and coercion.

Macron warned that the global divide between the two superpowers posed the greatest threat to international peace and stability. He also highlighted additional dangers from revisionist actors such as Russia and North Korea. According to the French president, these powers are attempting to assert coercive control over territories and resources from Europe’s borders to the South China Sea.

“Our main challenge today is how to preserve peace and ensure stability in a time of global tension,” Macron stated. He underscored the need for like-minded nations to collaborate closely in order to maintain credibility and deter aggressors. The French leader criticized the resurgence of geopolitical spheres of influence, which he described as mechanisms of coercion rather than cooperation.

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Macron’s vision advocates for a multipolar world grounded in mutual respect, international law, and inclusive growth. His remarks were seen as a strategic appeal to European and Asian powers to work together beyond the binary rivalry of the world’s dominant superpowers, shaping a more balanced and resilient international order.