Macron Seeks Peace Amid New Caledonia Unrest
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French President Emmanuel Macron has delayed a controversial voting reform in New Caledonia following deadly riots. The reform, which would allow thousands more French residents to vote, has been met with resistance from indigenous Kanaks who fear it will dilute their influence. Macron aims to implement the reform only if peace is restored and a broader political agreement is reached.
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