Q – What do you think of the possible establishment of a safe area/buffer zone in northern Syria?
A – Our priority is to achieve a complete and (…)

Q – What is your reaction to the acquittal of former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo and the former Young Patriots leader Charles Blé Goudé of all (…)

Q – You awarded the Franco-German Prize for Human Rights and the Rule of Law to Mohamed Lotfy, head of an NGO that denounces forced (…)

Q – What is your response to statements by Italian authorities calling on France to send back to Rome Italian radicals who have allegedly been (…)

France strongly condemns yesterday’s attack in Nairobi, for which the al-Qaeda-backed al-Shabab terrorist group claimed responsibility and which took the lives of some 15 people, according to preliminary estimates.

Iran has claimed to have conducted a satellite launch. France strongly condemns this launch which is not in compliance with UNSCR 2231.

January 16, 2019, marks the third anniversary of the implementation of the Iranian nuclear deal (JCPOA). On this occasion, France reaffirms its full support for the JCPOA.

Q - Does the French government have any comment regarding the continued detention of Carlos Ghosn by the Japanese authorities?
A - Since his (…)

France welcomes the final vote on January 11 by the Parliament of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on the constitutional amendments required by the Prespa Agreement reached on June 17, 2018, between this country and Greece.

European Affairs Minister Nathalie Loiseau will be at the European Parliament on January 15 for the plenary session in Strasbourg. She will attend the official ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the euro.