In a powerful address to the UN General Assembly, French President Emmanuel Macron highlights the need for effective multilateralism and equal attention to global suffering. He condemns the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, urges a ceasefire, and advocates for significant reforms in the UN Security Council. Discover his vision for a more unified and responsive international community.
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French President Macron has called for a review of Europe's ties with Russia and a reimagining of the global order. Speaking at a peace conference in Paris, he emphasized the need for a broader European perspective beyond the EU and NATO. Macron highlighted the inadequacy of the current world order in addressing modern challenges and advocated for greater inclusion of populous nations in international organizations.
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