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President Donald Trump addressed the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, 22 September, where he addressed a number of hot issues, such as Ukraine, Greenland and artificial intelligence. In his country, the white house tenant was less virulent than usual.
US President Donald Trump says he had a ‘very good’ three-hour meeting with Iranian officials at the UN.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva condemned the “pain and trauma” inflicted by Israel’s government in Gaza.
The State Attorney claims that the court's interference in the relations between the Government and the Cortes would "disrupt the government's autonomy"
Torres insists that the two options for the 3,000 minors in the city who do not return with their families is "to stay" in it "or to be relocated in the rest of the Spanish territory"
In conversation with the BBC's Newsnight program, the Prime Minister of Lithuania said that the population feels "constantly threatened" by Moscow.
Donald Trump hailed his own record and hinted at a chance for peace in Iran and Ukraine. Turkey's president called for more pressure on Israel. UN leaders called for more global interdependence. DW has the latest.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of a “genocidal mindset” at the UN General Assembly.
Concerns over Sir Ed Davey's leadership were dampened by pledges at conference and his performance.
In an interview with CNN, the President of the Government points to Morocco's responsibility for the July 30 and 31 jump, although he advocates the good relationship
At the 2025 United Nations General Assembly, the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, recognized the existence of a Palestinian State with Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Portugal. It was the first time G7 countries had taken this step. However, the decision became crucial given the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip and the advance of settlements in the West Bank. From Paris, our journalist, Erika Olavarría, spoke with some people from the Palestinian community in France, who demand more action. For its part, the Jewish people continue to reject the statements.
The Government of the French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, announced that it will include, within the text of the 2027 budget, a "golden rule" according to which the surplus gains from the high price of fuel will not remain in the coffers of the State, but will be redistributed to all French. Lecornu is still expected to announce further measures. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
The recent surveys of the Quaest survey for the next presidential elections in Brazil on 4 October showed, for the first time, a technical tie between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro. From Rio de Janeiro, our correspondent, Valeria Saccone, extended the details.
The 81st UN General Assembly opened on Tuesday in New York. The Heads of State and Government followed each other in the rostrum, in the midst of growing tensions and divisions, as wars continued in the Middle East, Sudan and Ukraine. In his speech, Trump said that an agreement with Iran would be reached after the mid-term elections.
The party's leader in Scotland, Malcolm Offord, describes the debate as an insult and a waste of time.
The UK has proposed handing the Chagos Islands to Mauritius and paying to lease back an important military base.
THE COUNTRY joins a joint statement against the president's decision not to allow journalists to enter the White House
The decision of the Government of the Malvinas Islands, under British administration, to extend for five years the oil exploration permits put energy resources back at the centre of the sovereignty dispute with Argentina, just as the Government of Javier Milei has moved from diplomatic protest to a legal offensive against the companies involved and is preparing a law to extend the sanctions. The development of Sea Lion, which plans to start producing crude oil in 2028, thus turns a long-term territorial dispute into a conflict with business consequences.
President Donald Trump's veto of the press credentials at the White House for CNN, Politico and MS NOW journalists, challenged in court for violating the First Amendment and added to the background with AP and Jim Acosta, reopens the pulse for the official account in Washington, while the Executive defends the measure as a brake to the 'fake news'. Does the White House deny freedom of the press or punish disinformation? Does this represent a new test of fire for American democracy? We analyzed it in The France Debate 24.
In his address to the General Assembly of the United Nations, Brazil's President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, criticized the "inaction" of the UN Security Council, referred to the conflict in the Middle East and the consequences of the closure of the Strait of Ormuz. Lula also spoke about international cooperation and the energy transition. Here's the whole speech.
