TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月20日 06時06分

At the halfway point in a five-year term, French President @emmanuelmacron plows ahead with Part 2 of what he calls his “revolution.” At home, he is taking on the labor unions to reform #France’s hugely costly state pensions. And on foreign policy, he is playing peacemaker; he is trying to bring together leaders from Russia, Ukraine and Germany to solve the war on Ukraine’s eastern border and urging President Donald #Trump to meet face to face with Iran’s Hassan Rouhani. He remains convinced of who he should be as President, writes Vivienne Walt. But at the same time, he says, the experience of his presidency so far has left him feeling alone and exposed. He says he is in the “Death Valley” between setting out reforms and seeing them bear fruit. “The end of Death Valley is the day you have results.” In this photograph, Macron steps out of a high-level meeting in the Élysée Palace in #Paris on Sept. 9. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @christopherandersonphoto—@Magnum Photos for TIME

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