World High

Macron wasn't high, they said:

The assertion gained sufficient traction that the Élysée palace itself, the private office and residence of the French President, felt forced to deny the claims. Sharing high-resolution images of the interior of the railway carriage, the palace said, with apparent contempt: “this is a tissue. For blowing your nose”. The Élysée said the spread of the idea that President Macron was attempting to hide a drug habit rather than clear the decks for an informal photograph with fellow leaders was an act of “disinformation” intended to undermine “European unity” on Ukraine. “This fake news is being spread by France’s enemies, both abroad and at home. We must remain vigilant against manipulation”, they said, with publications like France’s Liberation linking it to Vladimir Putin.

He'd better watch his speed next time...