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The French Foreign Ministry strongly condemns Israel's military operation in Rafah, urging an immediate ceasefire and reopening of border crossings for humanitarian aid. France denounces settler attacks on aid shipments, emphasizing civilian protection
China and France unite to confront AI challenges, pledging cooperation for responsible development. Their joint efforts aim to strengthen global governance, fostering transparency and human-centric values in AI innovation, ensuring its benefits serve the common good.
According to statements issued by the Russian Foreign Ministry, Paris's "provocative statements" regarding the Ukraine conflict are viewed as exacerbating an already volatile situation.
France's bold move in 1964 marked a turning point in global diplomacy, as it became the first major Western nation to embrace China. This historic decision laid the foundation for a dynamic partnership spanning decades of cooperation and mutual benefit.
French PM Attal's "Nihao" greeting to President Xi Jinping in Paris signifies cultural respect and bilateral goodwill. The gesture fosters warmth amid the state visit, showcasing the importance of cultural diplomacy in strengthening Franco-Chinese relations.
Japan seeks discussions with France on a security pact. Prime Minister Kishida to address security ties, including climate change and AI regulations, during his visit to Paris.
As the UN sanctions panel overseeing North Korea's nuclear program dissolves due to failed mandate extension, concerns mount over the absence of Security Council-backed reports on DPRK's sanctions evasion.
Japan's air traffic controllers' union calls for increased staffing following a Haneda airport crash; concerns were raised over safety amidst declining air traffic controllers.
The Russian military commanders and Belarusian enterprises that help Russia obtain arms components that are prohibited will be the targets of the European Union's upcoming 13th round of sanctions against Russia.
Kwatra disclosed that India's Tata group and France's Airbus have inked an agreement to manufacture civilian helicopters, emphasizing a substantial indigenous and localization component.
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