Emmanuel Macron talks climate and nukes UN updates
01 October 2019 |
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Emmanuel Macron has urged the US and Iran to resume talks, following German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who met separately with the leaders of both countries Tuesday. Read live updates from the UN General Assembly here.
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