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Photo Gallery Macron Learns to Fight

When faced with the anger of the Yellow Vests movement, French President Emmanuel Macron was almost taken down by his own hubris. Now he has emerged from the crisis with a new fighting spirit, marking a turning point for him -- and for the country.
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French President Emmanuel Macron attends a meeting as part of the "great debate" in Greoux Les Bains. In recent months, he has been taking part in discussions with citizens like these in an effort to pave the way forward after the divisive protests of the yellow vest movement.

Foto: Laurent Chamussy/ Sipa/ action press
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French riot police clear a barricade after a violent encounter with yellow vest protesters. Two years after Macron's election as the youngest president in the country's history, France is perhaps even more divided than it had been before he arrived on the scene.

Foto: Kiran Ridley / Getty Images
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Yellow vests assembling at a protest in Paris. The violent protests by the movement continue. In one recent incident, newspaper stands in Paris were torched and shops were looted, although support for the protesters among the population has declined.

Foto: Michel Euler / DPA
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President Macron in Egypt during a state visit with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. French author Emmanuel Carrere wrote of Macron that "he could seduce a chair."

Foto: DPA
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