Macron Urges World to Choose UN over 'Law of the Jungle'
- On Tuesday, French President Emmanuel Macron dismissed President Donald Trump's claims of securing peace in Gaza, calling the situation a "spectacle that shames us all" because not a single humanitarian corridor has reopened.
- Paris has toughened its stance on settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, imposing national sanctions and launching a process to ban products from Israeli settlements over concerns about Palestinian rights.
- Addressing the Ukraine-Russia war, Macron proposed a "double moratorium" on strikes targeting civilian and energy infrastructure, describing the destruction as "a new era of barbaric acts" requiring civilian protection.
- Marking his final United Nations address before leaving office next May, Macron's diplomacy draws mixed assessments; analysts note his keen eye for grand settings but question whether he translated symbolic gestures into lasting strategic gains.
- Defending a two-state solution as a "prerequisite for the security of Israel and its people," Macron warned against a global "return to the law of the jungle," urging the international community to reject impunity.
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France's president, Emmanuel McRon, began knocking his fist on the rostrum at the UN Genassamble session in New York City, a reaction that caused him to face the difficult situation in the Gaza Strip.
Macron decries 'law of the jungle' in call for global commitment to UN
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the “law of the jungle” at the U.N. General Assembly as he called for nations to protect civilians during war and commit to international law. Macron addressed the meeting of global leaders for the final time in New York shortly after President Donald Trump, who delivered a speech that focused […]
The President of the Republic delivered an offensive speech at the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, September 22, calling for the defence of the international order in the face of imperialism. He called for a "double...
Urges the international community not to give in to the defeatism and abuse of power "of the empires and the elected few"
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