Macron decries ‘law of the jungle’ in call for global commitment to UN
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the “law of the jungle” at the UN General Assembly, urging nations to protect civilians during wartime and uphold international law. He addressed global leaders in New York shortly after President Donald Trump, who focused on the United States’ conflict wiht Iran. The page also promotes subscription options for the Washington Examiner, emphasizing access to news, analysis, and commentary, with features encouraging readers to subscribe or log in for full coverage.
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the “law of the jungle” at the U.N. General Assembly as he called for nations to protect civilians during war and commit to international law.
Macron addressed the meeting of global leaders for the final time in New York shortly after President Donald Trump, who delivered a speech that focused heavily on the United States’s war with Iran.
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