Author: Robert Greenall

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French President Emmanuel Macron has rejected the idea of a government led by the left-wing New Popular Front alliance (NFP) following their win in the legislative election. Macron cited the need for institutional stability and questioned the left’s ability to win a confidence vote in parliament. In response, the NFP called for protests and Macron’s impeachment. Macron, who came second, is now consulting with party leaders and urging cooperation from the left with other political forces to form a new government. Despite no single group securing a majority in the election, the NFP gained the most seats, followed by Macron’s…

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The Ukraine summit for peace in Switzerland is in progress, focusing on the security of nuclear sites and Ukraine’s food exports. With more than 90 countries and international organizations in attendance, efforts are being made to address the widespread suffering and destruction caused by the war, placing blame on Russia. Key points of discussion include the restoration of Ukrainian control over occupied territories, humanitarian issues like the return of prisoners, and abducted children. While some challenges remain unresolved, participants are unified in seeking peace for Ukraine. Despite differences in opinion, delegates are committed to upholding principles of decency, non-invasion, and…

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16 minutes ago By Robert Greenall, BBC News UNICEF’s James Elder says Gaza a ‘horror show’ for children The UN children’s agency Unicef has faced challenges delivering aid to Gaza, with a convoy being denied entry to northern Gaza despite having all the necessary documents. Unicef spokesman James Elder witnessed the fatal shooting of two Gazan fishermen while waiting at a checkpoint. Unicef says it is seeing increasing malnutrition among children in Gaza Mr Elder described the dire situation in Gaza, including severe malnutrition and increasing despair among the population, exacerbated by difficulties in delivering aid and medical supplies. More…

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