President Emmanuel Macron has called for a debate in parliament on the conflicts in Iran, Gaza and Ukraine, seeking consultations with party leaders.
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Emmanuel Macron has called for a debate in the French parliament on the war between Israel and Iran, as well as consultations with political parties on the situation in Gaza and Ukraine. This will take place after the NATO summit in The Hague. According to Article 50-1 of the Constitution, the government can organize a debate on a specific topic, and Macron plans to bring party leaders together in a format similar to previous meetings to discuss these conflicts.
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Emmanuel Macron cere o dezbatere în Parlamentul francez pe tema războaielor din Iran, Fâşia Gaza şi Ucraina
Emmanuel Macron cere o dezbatere în Parlamentul francez pe tema războaielor din Iran, Fâşia Gaza şi Ucraina
Macron a cerut o dezbatere în Parlament pe tema conflictului Israel-Iran. Tensiuni în Europa
Macron cere o dezbatere în Parlamentul francez pe tema războaielor din Iran, Fâşia Gaza şi Ucraina
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