Macron, Merz and Starmer targeted by Russian 'cocaine' claims The allegations that the leaders of France, Germany and the UK took drugs while on a train on their way to Kyiv are part of a wider ...

The French presidency has dismissed as 'fake news' a viral conspiracy theory falsely claiming that President Emmanuel Macron ...

Die CDU und der französische Präsidentenpalast haben nach wilden Spekulationen über die Gegenstände auf einem Tisch im ...

KYIV, Ukraine — Leaders from four major European countries threatened to ratchet up pressure on Russian President Vladimir ...

Maria Zakharova noted that the Elysee Palace had immediately labeled the news as fake, but had not asked the Kiev regime to stop spreading false information ...

Russland hat auf die Friedensbemühungen in der Ukraine mit einem obszönen Kommentar reagiert. Bei „Hart aber fair“ konterte ...

French officials soffed at a rumor spread by Alex Jones and Russian propagandists claiming democratic leaders in Europe were ...

While on a train to Kyiv, Ukraine, with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, a video showed French President Emmanuel Macron grabbing something from a table and ...

The French president was traveling by train with the leaders of Germany and the U.K. to Kyiv, Ukraine, in May 2025.

At the urging of U.S. President Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he would go to Turkey for talks with Russia. He challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin to show up in ...

Emmanuel Macron's office firmly denied a conspiracy theory that the French president brought a bag of cocaine with him on a trip to Ukraine with other European leaders. The false rumor was pushed by A ...

Social media has gone completely off the rails after a video of three world leaders riding a train to Ukraine together sparked cocaine conspiracy theories.