As of 1 January 2025, it had contributed close to €436 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Every year, the Crisis and Support Centre (CDCS) of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs ...

France was deeply concerned by the report issued by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) on February 14 confirming the use of a chemical agent in three incidents in ...

France has today delivered a second mobile laboratory for rapid DNA analysis and expertise to Ukraine’s Ministry of Justice, a donation that follows the one made in July 2022. This new donation is ...

La délégation interministérielle à la Méditerranée (DIMED), l’Union pour la Méditerranée (UpM) et l’école des affaires internationales de Sciences Po (PSIA), ont organisé une conférence de haut niveau ...

Share Print France is closely monitoring the military developments in Aleppo. It calls on all parties to respect international humanitarian law and to ensure the protection of civilians. These ...

France will comply with its international obligations, it being understood that the Rome Statute demands full cooperation with the International Criminal Court (ICC) and also stipulates that a State ...

During the Foreign Affairs Council meeting held in Brussels today, the foreign ministers of the European Union Member States pledged to lift the economic sanctions against Syria. France supported this ...

Two years ago today, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris were arbitrarily arrested by the Islamic Republic of Iran, as were another two French citizens, one of whom is Louis Arnaud, a year and a half ago.

France deeply regrets the Thai authorities’ decision – despite the representations we made with our European partners – to deport 40 members of the Uyghur community to China. This decision is contrary ...

True to its long-standing commitment to combat impunity, France will continue to lend its support to the essential work of the international courts to ensure that those responsible for all the crimes ...

The Security Council will hold an emergency meeting today on the situation in Rafah. In light of the seriousness of the situation, France considers it more necessary than ever for the Security Council ...

We are closely monitoring developments in Syria and urge de-escalation by all parties and the protection of civilians and infrastructure to prevent further displacement and disruption of humanitarian ...