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"The commitments... have not been respected," Macron said.
Date of publication: 03 December, 2020
Syria Insight: Idlib comes under focus after Turkish movements
Syria's Idlib remains a hive of military activity despite a Russian-Turkish ceasefire meant to reduce violence in the densely populated province.
Why suicide is on the rise among Iraqi youths
Young Iraqis are being driven to despair as dire economic conditions exacerbate a growing mental health crisis.
Fakhrizadeh's assassination: A new obstacle for US-Iran diplomacy
Analysis: The assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh will make it harder for Joe ...
Reviving diplomacy, Biden seeks Iran talks after rejoining deal
Biden hinted at a return to the US nuclear agreement, but said it's "going to be hard".
'Three dead' in building collapse in Egypt
A dilapidated building collapsed in Egypt's Alexandria, killing at least three people.
Israel ally Czech Republic moves diplomat to Jerusalem office
The Czech Republic is one of the strongest allies of Israel in the EU.
Ex-French president Giscard d'Estaing dies of Coronavirus at 94
The former president died at the age of 94 due to complications because of covid-19, his family revealed.
Southeast Turkey shaken by 5.0 magnitude earthquake
There were no casualties, though the southeastern region was shaken following a 5.0 magnitude earthquake
Palestine extends state of emergency as coronavirus cases continue
Palestine has extended its state of emergency for another 30 days to beat coronavirus.
Trump floats idea of 2024 White House run
Trump has reportedly discussed the possibility with his close aides of launching his 2024 campaign on January 20, the day Biden is to be inaugurated as president.
US clashes with Turkey at NATO talks
A heated exchange reportedly took place between US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and a Turkish representative.
Iran lawyer back in prison after temporary release: husband
According to her husband, Nasrin Sotoudeh's health deteriorated badly behind bars.
Israel gets new missile boat as Iran tensions surge
A top naval officer said the purchase "dramatically" improves the country's ...
Israel sends Palestinians over $1 billion it owes: minister
The transfers of Palestinian taxes, collected by Israel, represent the equivalent of 35 percent of the Palestinian Authorities' projected tax revenues this year.
US Congress to vote on weapons sale to UAE
The President’s rush to get the deal approved before the end of his term has alarmed lawmakers, worried about fall-out from a possible arms race in the Middle East.
Sudan threatens to drop Israel normalisation
Khartoum has warned Washington it will not go forward with the Israel normalisation accord unless the US protects it from further legal action over Al-Qaeda attacks.
Iran's president rejects bill that would boost enrichment
President Hasan Rouhani said the bill, likely a show of defiance after the assassination of a top nuclear scientist, was "harmful" to diplomacy.
'Emily in Paris' star wishes Egyptian activist happy birthday
'I'm thinking of you,' actor William Abadie said in the video message to jailed human rights advocate Karim Ennarah.
Afghan talks to advance to next stage
Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of Afghanistan's High Council for National Reconciliation, in a tweet called the development an "initial major step".
Algeria says soldier killed in clash with Islamists
Wednesday's death brings to five the number of Algerian soldiers killed in Islamist attacks since the start of the year.
France looks to rally aid for Lebanon
Wednesday's meeting will reportedly concern the use of urgent aid, father than substantial financial pledges to a country one French official said is "known for its dysfunctions".
Israel inches closer to fourth election in two years
The preliminary vote makes more likely the possibility of another election to take place in March next year.
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Analysis: Ethiopia's deadly civil war in Tigray province risks triggering wider geopolitical instability in the Horn of Africa.
Public discourse on refugees often centres solely on their material needs. However, the Covid-19 crisis shows that the deep desire for community and belonging cannot be ignored.
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