Macron addresses Muslim Brotherhood infiltration in France

French President Emmanuel Macron will convene a second defense council meeting on Monday to address concerns about the Muslim Brotherhood's influence in France. This follows his request for new government proposals. The meeting, delayed from June, aims to reassess strategies against Islamist "infiltration" after Macron deemed initial Interior Ministry proposals insufficient. Key ministers, including the Interior and Education ministers, will attend the meeting at the Elysée Palace. This move comes amid criticism from political opponents and a diplomatic setback with Algeria, signaling Macron's commitment to combating Islamist influence and addressing related political pressures.