As energy prices climb and Russian hybrid operations intensify across European infrastructure, French President Emmanuel Macron has summoned the G7 into emergency session — a signal that Western capitals now regard economic vulnerability and security threat as a single, inseparable condition. The move reflects a broader reckoning: that energy, long treated as a market question, has become a theater of geopolitical contest. In convening allies on short notice, Macron is asserting that the pace of conventional diplomacy is no longer equal to the pace of the pressure being applied.