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French President Emmanuel Macron held a speech at the rostrum of the UN General Assembly on Tuesday. In particular, he criticized the peace efforts for the Gaza Strip, stating that no humanitarian path had been opened since an "apparent peace" in the Palestinian enclave and describing the situation as a "honest to all" spectacle.
The French President, Emmanuel Macron, spoke on Tuesday at the rostrum of the UN General Assembly for his last speech as Head of State. In particular, he called for "not giving in" to "the spirit of defeat" and "the abuse of power", and "to stand straight alongside the United Nations" against "the law of the jungle".
French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking in the framework of the UN General Assembly, warned Tuesday, September 22 against the "return of the law of the jungle" in the world and called to stand "right alongside the UN". What should be remembered from his speech in New York? The decryption of the chroniclers of France 24.
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.
Emmanuel Macron proposed Monday, September 21, several initiatives to Donald Trump to curb the boom in oil prices that is driving the world economy, including a UN resolution on the Strait of Ormuz, the protection of Saudi sites and an "energy crisis" in the conflict in Ukraine. The explanations of Gauthier Rybinski, an international columnist in France 24.
Donald Trump received Emmanuel Macron on Monday 21 September in New York City for an interview deemed "very constructive" by the latter on the situation in the Red Sea and the war in Ukraine. In particular, the two men discussed the "need to help our Ukrainian friends even faster and stronger in terms of (missiles) interceptors," said the Head of State. Sarah Anderson, France 24 correspondent in New York and Anne Corpet, columnist in France 24.
Emmanuel Macron has written to the EU Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, calling on Brussels to take immediate action to lower energy prices. They have been on the rise as the conflict in the Middle East spreads, and as Ukraine's attacks on Russian diesel refineries continue.
French President Emmanuel Macron talked to Donald Trump in New York about measures to restore navigation through the Strait of Ormuz, protect oil facilities in the Red Sea and accelerate the delivery of interceptor missiles to Ukraine. He then addressed with Volodímir Zelenski a possible energy truce and a temporary suspension of the attacks in the Black Sea.
US President Donald Trump met his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in New York on Monday afternoon. "For Paris, the aim is to keep the United States engaged in negotiations alongside Ukraine. Emmanuel Macron wants to take advantage of this interview to extend the rapprochement between Donald Trump and Europeans," explains Sarah Andersen, correspondent for France 24 in New York.
The French President, Emmanuel Macron, arrives on September 21 in the United States, where he will meet with his counterpart, Donald Trump, on the eve of the opening of the UN General Assembly debates, after Macron met with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, in the French overseas territory of San Pedro and Miquelon, in the North Atlantic. A message addressed to Trump, who published a map on which Canada, Greenland and San Pedro and Miquelon appeared under the American flag.
Donald Trump will meet with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron on Monday 21 September in New York, where the two leaders are to participate this week in the UN General Assembly, the White House announced. Gauthier Rybinski, an international columnist for FRANCE 24, gives us his analysis of the French president's move.
Donald Trump will meet his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron on Monday 21 September in the afternoon. The two leaders will discuss in New York, where they will also participate in the United Nations General Assembly later this week.
The proposal for a comprehensive law against gender-based and sexual violence enters into the midst of its parliamentary process on Monday, with the beginning of its consideration by a special commission of the National Assembly. The government hopes that the text will be promulgated before the end of Emmanuel Macron's quinquennium, but the associations fear that the parliamentary shuttle will not succeed.
French President Emmanuel Macron received Sunday, September 20 in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney who declared that he wanted to "close the ties" between the two countries and with the European Union. The two leaders intended to display their respective sovereignty in the face of Donald Trump's blows.
US President Donald Trump will meet Monday afternoon with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in New York, the White House announced. The two Heads of State are participating this week in the UN General Assembly.
The French President, Emmanuel Macron, received on Sunday the Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, in the remote archipelago of San Pedro and Miquelon, in the North Atlantic, during a symbolic visit aimed at strengthening bilateral economic and security ties and ratifying French sovereignty there, in the midst of Donald Trump's expansionist speeches.
From his arrival on Saturday night, Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed French sovereignty over the archipelago of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. He then welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday for an unprecedented visit to this small French territory of the North Atlantic, intended to reaffirm the unity of Canada, France and Europeans in the face of Donald Trump's recurring blows. Follow their live speech.
This Sunday, French President Emmanuel Macron received Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in San Pedro and Miquelon, a French North Atlantic archipelago off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. The symbolic visit serves to strengthen cooperation in sectors such as fishing, security and energy, and to ratify French sovereignty in the territory, weeks after Donald Trump published an image in which the islands appeared covered by an American flag.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday called for stronger bilateral ties in the face of new global threats at a meeting on Saint Pierre and Miquelon, a French territory off Canada's Newfoundland. The first-ever visit by a Canadian leader to the North Atlantic archipelago came as both countries have increasingly awkward relations with the US.
From his arrival on Saturday night, Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed French sovereignty over the archipelago of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, in the North Atlantic. He must meet with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. His first visit to the Overseas Territory came a few weeks after US President Donald Trump published a photo on social media showing this area covered by the American flag.
