French President Emmanuel Macron is facing a fresh wave of controversy after an explosive new French book made sensational claims about alleged private exchanges with Iranian-French actress Golshifteh Farahani. Written by journalist Florian Tardif, the book has triggered intense political debate across France, putting Macron’s marriage with Brigitte Macron back under the media spotlight. The book alleges that Macron and Farahani shared a months-long platonic connection and claims the French President once described the actress as “very pretty” in private exchanges. It further alleges that Brigitte was furious after reportedly discovering messages on the President’s phone, while also linking the controversy to a viral public moment involving the French First Lady. However, no evidence has emerged supporting claims of a romantic relationship between Emmanuel Macron and Golshifteh Farahani and Brigitte Macron’s team has strongly denied allegations surrounding phone checks and airport incidents mentioned in the book. WATCH

Fresh geopolitical tensions have erupted after explosive claims from US officials alleged that Iranian military aircraft were relocated to Pakistani airbases following fears of potential American airstrikes. The controversy has now placed Pakistan’s role as a supposed mediator between Washington and Tehran under intense international scrutiny. According to reports cited by CBS, Iranian aircraft were allegedly moved to Pakistan’s strategically important Nur Khan Airbase after ceasefire developments in West Asia. However, Islamabad has strongly denied the allegations, insisting there is no evidence of Iranian military activity at any Pakistani base. The issue escalated further after US Senator Lindsey Graham publicly questioned Pakistan’s neutrality and called for a comprehensive reassessment of Islamabad’s diplomatic role in US-Iran engagement. WATCH