French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday addressed the British parliament during a state visit, telling lawmakers that France and the UK need to work together to protect the world order established after World War II.
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President Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday that France and Britain must “work together” to protect the post-1945 “international order” while stating that European countries will “never abandon Ukraine” in its war with Russia.
Addressing the UK parliament at the outset of his three-day visit, Macron also demanded an unconditional ceasefire in Gaza during a wide-ranging speech that touched on various other issues including irregular migration across the Channel.
(FRANCE 24 with AFP)
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