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Fuel on the fire? West Bank settler violence draws international condemnation

By France24
23 December 2023   |   8:51 am
We look at the plight of child migrants in the French press and a contentious immigration bill in the UK that prompted a minister to resign over claims it didn't go far enough. Also: papers react to the fourth US Republican primary debate.

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