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How US players are reshaping France and the continent

How US players are reshaping France and the continent
France 24 Wednesday 23 September 2026, 13:33 UTC By Rochelle FERGUSON-BOUYAHI 1 min read
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How US players are reshaping France and the continent Issued on: In this edition we welcome CNN's correspondent in France, Melissa Bell. Melissa is the author of "Sous l'influence americaine", an investigation into American interference in France and Europe. She tells us about the ways in which American interference is being felt in Europe and France and what we should expect during the 2027 French presidential election campaign.

How US players are reshaping France and the continent Issued on: In this edition we welcome CNN's correspondent in France, Melissa Bell. Melissa is the author of "Sous l'influence americaine", an investigation into American interference in France and Europe. She tells us about the ways in which American interference is being felt in Europe and France and what we should expect during the 2027 French presidential election campaign. A programme produced by Amanda Alexander, Marina Pajovic and Georgina Robertson [Image text:] PARIS MELISSABELL Correrpondante en France de CNN SOUS INFLUENCE AMERICAINE Enquete sur l'ingerence americaine en France et en Europe Comment les Etats-Unis vont peser sur le choix AMERICAN INFLUENCE IN EUROPE ENTRE NOUS FRANCE 24
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