france
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Jordan Bardella, the leader of the French right-wing National Unity Party and a candidate for the post of prime minister, said that recognizing the Palestinian state is equivalent to recognizing terrorism. He promised his fellow Jews to be a shield against Islam.
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The government of Niger has canceled the permit given to the French company Orano to develop the Imuraren mine, which is expected to become one of the world's largest uranium mines, a week after the preparatory work began.
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A journalist covering a demonstration against the sale of arms to Israel was arrested in front of the building of the Exxelia company in France, which spreads attacks against Islam. As if that was not enough, the journalist's prison term was extended for not telling the police his phone password to protect his news sources.
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Muslims in Paris are forced to send their children to a private Muslim school 200 kilometers from their home. This is due to factors such as the fact that the French government has closed at least 5 Muslim schools since 2017 and stopped funding such schools.
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A proposal by the French parliament to amend New Caledonia's constitution to give the right to vote in elections to foreigners who moved to the region at least 10 years ago sparked local protests and riots that left at least five people dead. Recent events in Pacific New Caledonia are related to Azerbaijan in two ways.
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Following mass protests in New Caledonia, the French Supreme Council declared martial law on the island. All demonstrations and actions are prohibited, social networks are blocked. Journalists' access to the island is restricted.
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In recent years, most of the highly skilled French are the children of immigrants, leaving France to start new businesses abroad in cities such as London, New York, Montreal or Dubai. An online survey found that 71 percent of more than 1,000 people left France because of racism and religious discrimination.
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New Caledonia, a special subject of France, became the scene of violent unrest
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Manes Nadel, vice-president of the French high school students' union, announced that access to "several dozen" institutions would be blocked on Monday in support of the Palestinians. The president of the country, Emmanuel Macron, condemned this decision of the students.
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France has recalled its ambassador to Azerbaijan, Anne Bouillon, for consultations. Paris accused Baku of "unilateral actions that undermine the relations between the two countries."