Macron Urges World to Choose UN over 'Law of the Jungle'
Macron said claims of peace in Gaza were premature and urged Russia and Ukraine to pause attacks on civilian and energy infrastructure.
- On Tuesday, President Emmanuel Macron used his final United Nations address to rebuke President Donald Trump's assertion of a Gaza peace triumph, arguing that not a single humanitarian corridor has reopened despite the proclaimed peace.
- Macron warned that violations in the West Bank and actions breaching the sovereignty of neighbors weaken Israel's security, describing the situation as building an impossibility for a project based on respect for the Palestinian people.
- Addressing the Ukraine-Russia war, The French president called for a double moratorium on strikes against civilian and energy targets, labeling the destruction of infrastructure a "new era of barbaric acts."
- Macron urged the international community to stand alongside the United Nations, warning against a "return to the law of the jungle" and declaring that the world cannot accept a new order of impunity.
- During his address to the United Nations General Assembly, he advocated pooling investment capabilities to build a cutting-edge open-source model, asserting that countries should not depend on external powerhouses for innovation.
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French President Emmanuel Macron warned in his speech at the UN General Assembly about the "revenue of the jungle law in international relations, invoking the major conflicts at this time. The leader of Paris proposed a "double moratorium on attacks on energy infrastructure in Russia and Ukraine, as well as a moratorium on the Black Sea to free up grain routes.
The world must decide whether it wants to live with a return to the law of the jungle, says Macron.
The French president, Emmanuel Macron, warned Tuesday against the "return of the law of the jungle" in the world and asked the states to remain "firm with the United Nations".
Paris, 22 Sep (EFE).- In his last speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations, the French President, Emmanuel Macron, launched a strong defense of the UN and urged the international community not to give in to the defeatism or abuse of power "of the empires and a few elected ones". "These are the lessons [...] The entry Macron asks the UN not to give in to defeatism or abuse of power was first published in HolaNews.
(London=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Ji-yeon = On the 22nd (local time), French President Emmanuel Macron [addressed] international law and the UN against power abuses akin to 'the law of the jungle'...
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