Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
Over three years of war, the world has spent billions to help Ukraine. But this support could have been different: more attentive to the concrete needs of Ukrainians, more transparent, more democratic and more coherent. And therefore better understood and accepted by Europeans.
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The deadly strike that hit a camp for displaced people at Rafah once again highlights the extreme violence that Israel has been carrying out for nearly eight months against the Gaza Strip. Western countries, including France, can no longer just be content with issuing superficial condemnations (…)
Justice For Myanmar has sent an open letter to President Macron requesting that he raise concerns regarding the sale of arms, dual use goods and technology from India to the Myanmar junta with Prime Minister Modi during his upcoming visit to France, and require India to ban further exports to (…)
Simon Pearson’s review of the BBC documentary series “Murder in the Pacific” highlights the shocking act of state-sponsored terrorism that occurred in Auckland, New Zealand in July 1985 - the bombing of the Greenpeace flagship, the Rainbow Warrior.
“Murder in the Pacific” (three part series) (…)
The problem of the delivery of visas by the consular representations of European countries, including France, has become crucial and painful for many Maghrebin who wish to travel for tourism, studies, business or for health or family reasons, and are purely and simply excluded.
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Geoff Ryan remembers the night of 17 October 1961 when French police brutalised and murdered up to 200 protestors who were calling for Algerian independence.
The article below was posted on the Socialist Resistance website on December 4 2015 , nearly 6 years ago. I was reminded of it by an (…)
An official report on the Rwandan genocide of 1994 has just been presented to French president concerning the role of the French state and army.
Crocodile tears at the top of government and the military high command deploring the tragedy of the Tutsi genocide.
Alain Juppé, French Foreign (…)
Emmanuel Macron has paid another visit to Lebanon, and also to Iraq to seek to consolidate the role of the French imperialist power in the region.
At the end of his latest visit to Beirut, the second in the space of a month after the double explosion of 4 August, Macron notably obtained the (…)
Greek PM welcomes move as row with Ankara over energy reserves intensifies.
Greece’s prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, has welcomed a decision by France to dispatch war frigates to the eastern Mediterranean as a standoff with Turkey over regional energy reserves intensifies.
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A new report reveals today how the French State and several French companies have participated in the bloody Egyptian repression of the past five years by supplying Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s regime with military and surveillance equipment. By supplying Egyptian security services and law enforcement (…)
The strategic interests of Australia, France and its South Pacific dependencies are not necessarily aligned, Nic Maclellan argues.
The recent visit to Australia and New Caledonia by French President Emmanuel Macron highlights France’s economic and strategic interests in the Pacific islands. (…)
The use of human rights to criminalize the French Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) campaign sends out a warning alert.
Human rights’ ideals have inspired the mobilization of many people worldwide. Human rights defenders conceive human rights as a tool to oppose unfair policies and to (…)
Written upon the initiative of Media Palestine, this collective piece was produced in reaction to Emmanuel Macron’s commemoration of the Vel d’Hiv round-up and first published in Mediapart. The authors denounce the position taken by the French president: “Macron is here following in the (…)
Macron’s lovefest with Trump rests on a raft of converging policies, writes Susan Ram The decision by Emmanuel Macron, France’s new president, to install Donald Trump as guest of honour at the 2017 Bastille Day parade in Paris caught the usual suspects by surprise. As the mainstream media, (…)
Hollande’s promise to respond militarily to the Nice attack just continues the West’s vicious circle of terror and war.
At some point, we in the West are going to have to learn that if we intervene militarily in Mali or Iraq or Libya or Syria or interfere in Turkey, or Egypt, or the Gulf, or (…)
Extended haggling seems to have become the set pattern for all Indo-French business contracts.
The day French President François Hollande began his three-day visit to India on Sunday, the Islamic State released a video paying tribute to the Paris suicide bombers, claiming that they had (…)
During the Israeli offensive against Gaza in July the French state took the unprecedented step of banning demonstrations in solidarity with the people of Gaza. The NPA took the lead in maintaining the call for the demonstrations to go ahead. This has led to charges against a leading NPA member (…)
This morning our comrade Alain Pojolat, who had filed on behalf of all the organizers, including the NPA, the declaration to the prefecture of the demonstrations which were subsequently banned, was charged and will appear before the Paris District Court on October 22, 2014.
The Israeli (…)
Since when is solidarity with victims of aggression called ’importing a conflict’?
By banning French protests last Saturday against Israeli war crimes in Gaza, Hollande and Valls disgraced themselves. The French people, however, who ignored the ban and turned out en masse in various cities (…)
The military operations decided by Paris in Libya (from March 2011), Mali (in January 2013) and the Central African Republic (CAR) (in December 2013), to which must be added the decisive intervention of the Licorne force to oust Gbagbo in the Ivory Coast (April 2011), have contributed to (…)
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