France's Macron: France cannot approve military actions by US, Israel

Published on 03/04/2026 at 12:32 am IST

Reuters

This article is reserved for members

Unlock the article: REGISTER NOW!

Already a customer? Log In

12/03	France's Macron: Israel must clearly renounce any ground offensive in Lebanon	RE
12/03	US to release 172 million barrels of oil from strategic petroleum reserve	RE
12/03	France's Macron: Had conversation with presidents of Lebanon and Syria	RE
12/03	France's Macron: Coordination initiated by Lebanese and Syrian leadership is essential, will continue to resolutely support it	RE
12/03	U.S. to release 172 million barrels of crude from strategic petroleum reserve - Energy Department	RE
12/03	Utilities Down on Rotation Back to Tech -- Utilities Roundup	DJ
12/03	Dubai authorities responding to incident involving drone that fell on a building in vicinity of Dubai Creek Harbour	RE
12/03	One foreign crew member killed in tankers attack - Iraqi port security officials	RE
12/03	Communications Services Down on Retreat From Risk -- Communications Services Roundup	DJ
12/03	US sued by food stamp recipients over restrictions on sugary drinks, candy	RE
12/03	U.S. crude futures rise over 5% to $91.77/bbl	RE
12/03	Argentina grains exchange holds soy, corn forecasts after February rains	RE
12/03	Iranian explosive-laden boats hit two fuel tankers in Iraqi waters, initial investigation from Iraqi security officials shows	RE
12/03	US, Russian teams met in Florida and discussed 'variety of topics,' Witkoff says	RE
12/03	S&P 500, Dow end lower as escalating Iran war sours risk appetite	RE

The US budget deficit has topped $1 trillion since October

The economy is Americans' top concern - but not their president's

What if the real value in defence isn't where you're looking?

US inflation: it was too good to be true

Middle East tourism sector could lose $600m a day, WTTC says

Opinion: Defensive competitive devaluation to save Europe

	US intelligence says Iran government is not at risk of collapse, say sources
	Chinese companies race to hedge against a swinging yuan with regulatory encouragement
	Battery-electric car sales to reach 23% market share in EU, Norway in 2026, research shows