Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia
Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

 

Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

Violent protests broke out against electoral reform, police were killed and three people died, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia, the Washington Post reported. A state of emergency was declared on the Pacific island of Lidonia.

It is worth noting that New Caledonia is a French overseas territory, hundreds of kilometers off the east coast of Australia.

The violence is the worst in years and the latest flashpoint in long-running tensions over Paris's role in the archipelago. "On behalf of the government, I once again ask for peace and comfort," government spokeswoman Prisca Thevenot said at a press conference following the management meeting on Wednesday,

. It called for "the resumption of political dialogue to find a solution to the violence."

The state of emergency in Noumea, the island's capital, began between 20:00 in the evening (Paris time) and 5:00 in the morning on Wednesday.

According to French law, a state of emergency can be declared if "a serious crime committed against the public endangers the situation".

According to the Washington Post, this gives local police more powers, such as cutting off public access to certain areas, as well as entering that area to investigate and protect certain individuals primarily deemed a threat to public safety.

In the statement made on Wednesday by the office of French President Macron, it was stated that "any act of violence is unacceptable and will be responded to with a decision to return the verdict."

In response to the violent attack, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said: "New Caledonia has been affected by an unprecedented crisis since the beginning of this week, adding that the state of emergency "will allow us to take serious measures" to restore order.

https ://x.com/GabrielAttal/status/1790843748928135470

The debate began on Monday as French lawmakers prepared to vote on a resolution to expand voting rights in the territory, but critics believe it could alienate indigenous Kanak people and benefit the French government. Congress passed the amendment overnight.

However, according to Voice of America, both judicial branches must have a final vote for the bill to become law.

According to Washington Post, the group representing the Kanak people, who make up 40 percent of the 300,000 population in the region, has been seeking independence for a long time, while the grandchildren of Europeans want to live in France.

1998 The Nouméa Accords, which helped end a decade of conflict, restricted the right to vote for Kanaks and people born before 1998. People who have lived there for 10 years vote in elections held in the village - reducing Kanak power.

Voice of America said one woman told Caledonian TV: "We feel oppressed, we're angry." French President and Minister of Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs Gerald Darmanin told RTL French radio early on Wednesday that "hundreds" of people were injured, including around 100 police officers and police officers, who were attacked by their soldiers with live ammunition and ammunition.

"Be careful to go back," he said. "Hundreds of people were injured in New Caledonia, and many homes and businesses were destroyed and burned.

At least 130 people were arrested, the French Ministry of Justice announced on Wednesday. It also reported that there had been "many" cases of arson and looting in workplaces, infrastructures and public buildings. The representative added that there was a "jailbreak" attempt.

The French government announced that it will appoint additional civil servants and police.

French authorities also imposed a night rule and banned protests in the city of Noumea. New Caledonia's Tontoota International Airport is closed to commercial flights.

Mineral-rich New Caledonia was annexed by France in 1853 and all its inhabitants received French citizenship in 1957. Yes, tensions over independence have been rising for years.

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US Presidential Elections 2024: Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree to two debates on June 27 and September 10

US Presidential Elections 2024: Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree to two debates on June 27 and September 10

 

2024 United States Election: Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree to hold two debates on June 27 and September 10

Democratic candidate, current President Joe Biden, and Republican candidate and former US President Donald Trump have scheduled two debates, but they differ from the law. and location. The Biden team also preferred the direct negotiation model. According to Reuters, the

President of the United States, Democratic candidate Joe Biden and Republican candidate former US President Donald Trump, agreed to hold two debates on June 27 and September 10. The debate promises to be a pivotal moment in the White House in November 2024. Episode

Biden confirmed his plan on social media, saying: “As you said: anytime, anywhere, anytime.” , announced: "I am ready and willing to debate Liar Joe on two requested occasions in June and September. They face fierce competition and voter interest is growing." Biden's team believes the debate may be related to the way Trump has handled controversial issues such as abortion.

Instead, the Trump team believes Biden frequently makes speech gaffes that could raise concerns about his age. At the time of the first debate, Trump will be 78 years old and Biden will be 81 years old. The show was held in the studio in Atlanta (Georgia) without an audience. It will be hosted by Jake Tapper and Dana Bash. Georgia is a key battleground state in the November election.

The first debate will take place after the G7 meeting in Italy on June 15 and Trump's criminal trial in New York.

The second debate will be hosted by ABC on September 10.

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Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

 

Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

Violent protests broke out against electoral reform, police were killed and three people died, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia, the Washington Post reported. A state of emergency was declared on the Pacific island of Lidonia.

It is worth noting that New Caledonia is a French overseas territory, hundreds of kilometers off the east coast of Australia.

The violence is the worst in years and the latest flashpoint in long-running tensions over Paris's role in the archipelago. "On behalf of the government, I once again ask for peace and comfort," government spokeswoman Prisca Thevenot said at a press conference following the management meeting on Wednesday,

. It called for "the resumption of political dialogue to find a solution to the violence."

The state of emergency in Noumea, the island's capital, began between 20:00 in the evening (Paris time) and 5:00 in the morning on Wednesday.

According to French law, a state of emergency can be declared if "a serious crime committed against the public endangers the situation".

According to the Washington Post, this gives local police more powers, such as cutting off public access to certain areas, as well as entering that area to investigate and protect certain individuals primarily deemed a threat to public safety.

In the statement made on Wednesday by the office of French President Macron, it was stated that "any act of violence is unacceptable and will be responded to with a decision to return the verdict."

In response to the violent attack, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said: "New Caledonia has been affected by an unprecedented crisis since the beginning of this week, adding that the state of emergency "will allow us to take serious measures" to restore order.

https ://x.com/GabrielAttal/status/1790843748928135470

The debate began on Monday as French lawmakers prepared to vote on a resolution to expand voting rights in the territory, but critics believe it could alienate indigenous Kanak people and benefit the French government. Congress passed the amendment overnight.

However, according to Voice of America, both judicial branches must have a final vote for the bill to become law.

According to Washington Post, the group representing the Kanak people, who make up 40 percent of the 300,000 population in the region, has been seeking independence for a long time, while the grandchildren of Europeans want to live in France.

1998 The Nouméa Accords, which helped end a decade of conflict, restricted the right to vote for Kanaks and people born before 1998. People who have lived there for 10 years vote in elections held in the village - reducing Kanak power.

Voice of America said one woman told Caledonian TV: "We feel oppressed, we're angry." French President and Minister of Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs Gerald Darmanin told RTL French radio early on Wednesday that "hundreds" of people were injured, including around 100 police officers and police officers, who were attacked by their soldiers with live ammunition and ammunition.

"Be careful to go back," he said. "Hundreds of people were injured in New Caledonia, and many homes and businesses were destroyed and burned.

At least 130 people were arrested, the French Ministry of Justice announced on Wednesday. It also reported that there had been "many" cases of arson and looting in workplaces, infrastructures and public buildings. The representative added that there was a "jailbreak" attempt.

The French government announced that it will appoint additional civil servants and police.

French authorities also imposed a night rule and banned protests in the city of Noumea. New Caledonia's Tontoota International Airport is closed to commercial flights.

Mineral-rich New Caledonia was annexed by France in 1853 and all its inhabitants received French citizenship in 1957. Yes, tensions over independence have been rising for years.

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US Presidential Elections 2024: Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree to two debates on June 27 and September 10

 

2024 United States Election: Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree to hold two debates on June 27 and September 10

Democratic candidate, current President Joe Biden, and Republican candidate and former US President Donald Trump have scheduled two debates, but they differ from the law. and location. The Biden team also preferred the direct negotiation model. According to Reuters, the

President of the United States, Democratic candidate Joe Biden and Republican candidate former US President Donald Trump, agreed to hold two debates on June 27 and September 10. The debate promises to be a pivotal moment in the White House in November 2024. Episode

Biden confirmed his plan on social media, saying: “As you said: anytime, anywhere, anytime.” , announced: "I am ready and willing to debate Liar Joe on two requested occasions in June and September. They face fierce competition and voter interest is growing." Biden's team believes the debate may be related to the way Trump has handled controversial issues such as abortion.

Instead, the Trump team believes Biden frequently makes speech gaffes that could raise concerns about his age. At the time of the first debate, Trump will be 78 years old and Biden will be 81 years old. The show was held in the studio in Atlanta (Georgia) without an audience. It will be hosted by Jake Tapper and Dana Bash. Georgia is a key battleground state in the November election.

The first debate will take place after the G7 meeting in Italy on June 15 and Trump's criminal trial in New York.

The second debate will be hosted by ABC on September 10.

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Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

 

Protests broke out, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia

Violent protests broke out against electoral reform, police were killed and three people died, France declared a state of emergency in New Caledonia, the Washington Post reported. A state of emergency was declared on the Pacific island of Lidonia.

It is worth noting that New Caledonia is a French overseas territory, hundreds of kilometers off the east coast of Australia.

The violence is the worst in years and the latest flashpoint in long-running tensions over Paris's role in the archipelago. "On behalf of the government, I once again ask for peace and comfort," government spokeswoman Prisca Thevenot said at a press conference following the management meeting on Wednesday,

. It called for "the resumption of political dialogue to find a solution to the violence."

The state of emergency in Noumea, the island's capital, began between 20:00 in the evening (Paris time) and 5:00 in the morning on Wednesday.

According to French law, a state of emergency can be declared if "a serious crime committed against the public endangers the situation".

According to the Washington Post, this gives local police more powers, such as cutting off public access to certain areas, as well as entering that area to investigate and protect certain individuals primarily deemed a threat to public safety.

In the statement made on Wednesday by the office of French President Macron, it was stated that "any act of violence is unacceptable and will be responded to with a decision to return the verdict."

In response to the violent attack, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said: "New Caledonia has been affected by an unprecedented crisis since the beginning of this week, adding that the state of emergency "will allow us to take serious measures" to restore order.

https ://x.com/GabrielAttal/status/1790843748928135470

The debate began on Monday as French lawmakers prepared to vote on a resolution to expand voting rights in the territory, but critics believe it could alienate indigenous Kanak people and benefit the French government. Congress passed the amendment overnight.

However, according to Voice of America, both judicial branches must have a final vote for the bill to become law.

According to Washington Post, the group representing the Kanak people, who make up 40 percent of the 300,000 population in the region, has been seeking independence for a long time, while the grandchildren of Europeans want to live in France.

1998 The Nouméa Accords, which helped end a decade of conflict, restricted the right to vote for Kanaks and people born before 1998. People who have lived there for 10 years vote in elections held in the village - reducing Kanak power.

Voice of America said one woman told Caledonian TV: "We feel oppressed, we're angry." French President and Minister of Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs Gerald Darmanin told RTL French radio early on Wednesday that "hundreds" of people were injured, including around 100 police officers and police officers, who were attacked by their soldiers with live ammunition and ammunition.

"Be careful to go back," he said. "Hundreds of people were injured in New Caledonia, and many homes and businesses were destroyed and burned.

At least 130 people were arrested, the French Ministry of Justice announced on Wednesday. It also reported that there had been "many" cases of arson and looting in workplaces, infrastructures and public buildings. The representative added that there was a "jailbreak" attempt.

The French government announced that it will appoint additional civil servants and police.

French authorities also imposed a night rule and banned protests in the city of Noumea. New Caledonia's Tontoota International Airport is closed to commercial flights.

Mineral-rich New Caledonia was annexed by France in 1853 and all its inhabitants received French citizenship in 1957. Yes, tensions over independence have been rising for years.

Israel airstrike kills Hezbollah field commander in Lebanon

 

Lebanese Hezbollah field commander killed in Israeli airstrike

As Israel's war with Hamas continues, the Israel Defense Forces said that Hezbollah commanders led by Hussain Ibmaki (Hussain Ibrahim Mekky) were eliminated in an attack carried out by Israeli Air Force planes on Wednesday night.

The Israel Defense Forces posted a message in the "Operation Update" on account X, claiming that Mekky was responsible for "various actions" against Israel. In the statement made by the IDF, it was stated that Meki previously served as the commander of Hezbollah's coastal forces.

Two Lebanese security sources told Reuters that one of the victims was the leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah.

Israel launched an airstrike on vehicles in the southern Lebanese city of Tire, killing at least two people, Lebanese state media reported on Tuesday.

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Current Global Military Struggles: An Overview

 **Current Global Military Struggles: An Overview**

In the contemporary world, military struggles continue to shape geopolitics and influence international relations. The complexity and intensity of these conflicts vary, but their impact on global stability, economic development, and humanitarian conditions are profound. This article delves into the current global military struggles, examining key regions and conflicts that define the present-day security landscape.

**1. Russia-Ukraine Conflict**


One of the most significant and ongoing military struggles is the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Beginning in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea by Russia, the conflict escalated dramatically in February 2022 when Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This war has not only resulted in severe humanitarian crises but also destabilized European security. The conflict has drawn international condemnation and led to significant sanctions against Russia, while NATO has increased its military presence in Eastern Europe. The war has brought issues such as territorial integrity, national sovereignty, and international law to the forefront of global discussions.

**2. Middle East Tensions**


The Middle East remains a hotbed of military struggles, with multiple ongoing conflicts. In Syria, the civil war that began in 2011 continues to ravage the country, involving multiple actors including the Assad regime, opposition groups, ISIS, and foreign powers such as Russia, the United States, and Turkey. The conflict has led to immense human suffering and displacement.

In Yemen, the civil war between the Houthi rebels and the Saudi-led coalition has caused one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Additionally, the region faces ongoing tensions between Iran and Israel, with proxy wars and military skirmishes contributing to instability.

**3. African Conflicts**


Africa continues to experience numerous military conflicts, often rooted in ethnic, political, and resource-based disputes. In the Sahel region, countries like Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso are battling Islamist insurgencies. These conflicts have led to significant displacement and destabilization.

In Ethiopia, the Tigray War has caused immense suffering and raised international concerns about human rights violations. Meanwhile, in Mozambique, the Cabo Delgado insurgency poses a serious threat to regional stability.

**4. Asia-Pacific Tensions**


The Asia-Pacific region is witnessing increasing military tensions, particularly in the South China Sea, where China’s territorial claims conflict with those of several neighboring countries. This has led to militarization and frequent naval confrontations, with the United States also asserting its presence through freedom of navigation operations.

In the Korean Peninsula, North Korea’s continued development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles remains a major security concern. Despite periodic diplomatic engagements, the threat of military escalation persists.

**5. Indo-Pakistani Tensions**


The long-standing conflict between India and Pakistan, primarily over the Kashmir region, remains a flashpoint in South Asia. Regular skirmishes along the Line of Control (LoC) and incidents of cross-border terrorism contribute to regional instability. Both nations possess nuclear capabilities, making this conflict particularly perilous.

**Conclusion**

The global military struggles highlighted above illustrate the diverse and complex nature of contemporary conflicts. These struggles are often intertwined with political, economic, and social factors, making resolution challenging. The international community faces the daunting task of addressing these conflicts through diplomatic, economic, and, at times, military means to ensure global peace and stability. As these conflicts continue to evolve, their impacts will likely shape the geopolitical landscape for years to come.