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Meanwhile, France's second freak dry spell in three years is a reminder of another existential threat to this continent. We've mostly sleepwalked first into global warming and now into a climate emergency where water, not oil, could soon become the commodity we all obsess about.
Enter Elisabeth Borne, the 61-year old labour minister promoted to prime minister. How big a deal is the nomination of France's first female prime minister in 30 years? Cast from the same technocratic mould as Macron, originally a Socialist, she served as environment minister in a previous life. Does that make enough boxes ticked to appeal to the moderate left?
Will it be smaller? On Northern Ireland, Boris Johnson's team is hinting that despite last week's historic defeat of hardline unionists in regional assembly elections, the prime minister is set to double down and prefers an all-out fight with Brussels on the post-Brexit trade deal he signed rather than admitting that leaving the EU could in fact accelerate Irish reunification. Will it be costlier? Brexit adjustments are compounding global inflation woes.
Is it all a bit of bluster, or can Putin still spring a surprise? What would be the interest in drawing NATO members directly into the conflict?
Meanwhile, efforts to evacuate more civilians in the devastated port city of Mariupol have run into delays, and hundreds of people remained trapped in the city's last stronghold of resistance, the Azovstal steel works.
Twitter is certainly a bullhorn and the boss of Tesla and SpaceX certainly has opinions: a free speech absolutist, Musk lets loose in his tweets, for instance once calling Canada's prime minister a Nazi over Covid-19 restrictions. Who decides on what grounds whether someone like Donald Trump stays banned or gets restored to the platform?
Will citizens revolt when they receive their next jaw-dropping energy bill? Or do they agree that the invasion of Ukraine once and for all ended the argument with those who espouse doing deals with Vladimir Putin as a means of encouraging peace through trade? Even Germany is changing course.
After all, democracy worked on the night. The win was convincing, the loser Marine Le Pen conceded without fuss, and many put aside soul-searching. In the end, French voters often held their noses to cast ballots in a system where the first round is for choosing and the run-off for eliminating. Still, the latter saw a record vote for the far-right and a near-record abstention rate.