French President Emmanuel Macron said he wanted strong, competent officials to l...
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PARIS - French President Emmanuel Macron said he wanted strong, competent officials to lead European institutions in the next five years, regardless of their nationality, but stuck to his opinion that EU leaders, not parliament, should pick them.
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