Macron Urges World to Choose UN over 'Law of the Jungle'
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The French President spoke at the UN on Tuesday, 22 September. A speech without great announcement, inciting him to "do nothing" in the face of "abuse of power".
The President of the Republic spoke this Tuesday at the UN rostrum, calling for the preservation of a "civilized international society" French President Emmanuel Macron warned Tuesday
In his last speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations, the President of the Republic called for "not to yield" to the "spirit of defeat, to fatality".
The high-level week of the annual UN summit began on Tuesday 22 September at the United Nations headquarters in New York. One more year the General Assembly has been marked by the conflict in the Middle East, threats to Greenland and instability in Latin America, among other issues. Continue reading...
French President Emmanuel Macron warned on Tuesday at the UN rostrum against the "return of the law of the jungle" in the world and called to stand "right alongside the United Nations" ...
NEW YORK (ANP) - French President Emmanuel Macron believes that countries must do more to move the world forward. In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly, he expressed criticism regarding, among other things, the way the Palestinians are being treated. Countries are following...
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