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Group 1 - France plans to build a new aircraft carrier to replace the current "Charles de Gaulle" with a nuclear propulsion system, a displacement of 78,000 tons, capable of accommodating over 2,000 soldiers and carrying 30 aircraft, making it the largest warship in European history [1] - Macron's rhetoric in Abu Dhabi indicates a shift in France's strategic posture, suggesting that "predators" are now seen as strategic adversaries, with Russia being a primary example [2][3] - The new aircraft carrier is part of France's push for strategic autonomy, although it raises concerns about increased dependence on U.S. technology, particularly with the planned acquisition of electromagnetic catapults [4][5] Group 2 - The financial implications of building the new aircraft carrier are significant, with an estimated total cost of €10.25 billion and initial contracts worth €7.3 billion, raising questions about France's ability to fund the project given its current economic challenges [8][9] - Macron's government plans to finance the project by having companies front the majority of the costs, with the government only paying €142 million annually until 2028, leaving a substantial financial burden for the next administration [9] - The new aircraft carrier is viewed as a potential political legacy for Macron, aiming to extend his vision of strategic autonomy, but its actual impact on international security dynamics may be limited [7][9]