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- 1Macron Attacks Trump's 'Shameful' Gaza Diplomacy in UNGA Speech▼Macron Criticises Israel, Slams Trump’s ‘Shameful’ Gaza Diplomacy In Final UNGA Speech | N18G
French President Emmanuel Macron used his final speech at the UN General Assembly to criticise Israel over its conduct in Gaza and denounce what he called the Trump administration's 'shameful' diplomacy on the conflict. The address is drawing wide attention as France positions itself as a leading Western voice pressing for action on Gaza despite pushback from Washington and Jerusalem.
- 2Macron calls Gaza diplomacy a spectacle that shames us all●Macron says Gaza diplomacy is a 'spectacle that shames us all'
French President Emmanuel Macron has sharply criticised the international response to the war in Gaza, describing the diplomacy surrounding it as a 'spectacle that shames us all'. His remarks, reported by Reuters, target the gap between world leaders' statements and concrete action to end the suffering of civilians. The comments are drawing wide attention to France's stance on the conflict.
- 3US 'alienated' Sudan's army amid complex war, analyst says▼US has 'alienated' Sudan's army in 'complex war' analyst tells RFI
An analyst told French broadcaster RFI that Washington has alienated the Sudanese army in what he described as a complex war. The comment highlights growing friction between the United States and Sudan's military leadership as the conflict, which began in April 2023 between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, drags on. Other outlets, including Modern Ghana, have picked up the remarks, underscoring debate over whether US diplomacy in Sudan has undermined a key actor in any future settlement.
- 4French diplomacy mobilized to secure energy supplies▼Mobilization of French diplomacy to secure France’s energy supplies
France has launched a diplomatic effort to guarantee its energy supplies, with French representatives abroad, including the embassy in the United States, promoting the initiative. The move reflects growing concern in Paris over securing reliable sources of oil and gas, and officials are framing diplomacy as a key tool for protecting the country's energy security amid tight global markets.