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Macron urges world to 'stand firm' against 'abuse of power by empires' in final UN speech

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In a final UN General Assembly address on September 22, 2026, French President Emmanuel Macron urged nations to resist a perceived 'law of the jungle' and advocated for a moratorium on strikes against civilian energy infrastructure during the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He simultaneously proposed an open-source AI model to combat frontier threats, positioning it as an alternative to the dominant US-China technological divide.

Key points

• French President Emmanuel Macron delivered his last speech to the UN General Assembly on September 22, 2026, urging global nations to oppose a 'law of the jungle' and support the United Nations.
• Macron called for a moratorium on strikes against civilian and energy infrastructure in the Russia-Ukraine war, while simultaneously proposing an open-source AI model independent of the US and China.

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The evidence covers only Macron's final UN speech; it does not include details on the specific nature of the 'law of the jungle' or the technical specifications of the proposed open-source AI model.

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