US EditionMacron Warns the West Could Lose Credibility over Ukraine and Gaza Wars
- On June 1, 2025, speaking during the security forum held in Singapore, French President Emmanuel Macron cautioned that failure to address the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza could undermine the West’s credibility.
- Macron linked this risk to Western concessions to Russia's annexation of Ukrainian territory and perceived double standards in addressing Israel's Gaza offensive.
- He urged China to prevent North Korea from supporting Russia militarily in Ukraine, emphasizing that failing to do so could draw NATO deeper into Asia-Pacific tensions.
- Macron emphasized that the situation in Ukraine is crucial for maintaining shared credibility among Western nations and cautioned that allowing Israel to act without accountability could undermine the West’s reputation globally.
- He called for a new coalition between Europe and Asia to uphold sovereignty and a rules-based global order while working toward a two-state solution for Palestinians.
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Macron says West is losing credibility with ‘double standards’ on Ukraine and Gaza
French leader says world will question whether Europe and the US ‘are still able to preserve territorial integrity and sovereignty’
Emmanuel Macron Warns that the West Could Lose Credibility Due to the Wars of Ukraine and Gaza
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that the US and Europe are at risk of losing their credibility and being accused of "double standards" if they do not resolve the conflicts between Ukraine and the Gaza Strip, declared BBC. He also called on Asian countries to build a new alliance with Europe to ensure that they do not become "colateral victims" in the fight for power between the US and China.
South China Morning Post
PressNewsAgencyDouble standards in war condemnation would ‘kill our own credibility’: Macron
French president calls on world leaders to be consistent and form a coalition with a rules-based order during keynote address at Singapore forum.
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