The US military leaks dominated morning coverage, with Trump advisor Mike Waltz admitting responsibility for creating a Signal group sharing military plans with journalists. By afternoon, The Atlantic published these leaked plans despite Trump's objections, revealing messages stating "I hate coming to Europeans' rescue."
The Émile case continued developing as all four relatives' detentions were extended. The grandfather's lawyer claimed he was in "total cooperation" with investigators while newspapers questioned whether the child could have traveled 2km independently.
Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived in Paris for a "coalition of the willing" summit, with President Macron announcing €2 billion in additional military aid and demanding Russia accept a 30-day unconditional ceasefire. Zelensky used his France 2 interview to assert Putin "wants to remain in power until his death" and "fears European-American unity."
Trump announced 25% tariffs on all imported cars, escalating his protectionist agenda.