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Politics / 3 weeks ago
Who and who recognises Israel's statehood?
Most countries around the world formally recognise its statehood, but a notable number still withhold recognition or have broken off relations. According to current data, Israel is recognised by around 163 of the 192 United Nations member states, roughly 83% of UN members.
Politics / 7 weeks ago
France, Luxembourg, Malta, and San Marino recognise State of Palestine
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 22, 2025, a wave of diplomatic momentum surged across Europe as France, Luxembourg, Malta, and San Marino formally recognised the State of Palestine, joining dozens of other global actors in a renewed push for a two-state solution. France, led by President Emmanuel Macron, declared its recognition of a Palestinian state in a UN meeting meant to revive peace efforts in the Middle East. Macron argued that political recognition is essential to stabilising the region and providing an alternative to violence.
Politics / 15 weeks ago
UK signals plan to recognise Palestinian State in September, but on condition
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced that the United Kingdom intends to formally recognise the State of Palestine at the UN General Assembly in September, but only if Israel has not taken “substantive steps” toward peace. This also translates into Israel agreeing to a ceasefire in Gaza, halting annexation plans, allowing aid delivery, and committing to a two‑state solution.
Politics / 15 weeks ago
France's plan to recognise Palestine sparks backlash from Israel and USA
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France will formally recognise the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2025, making it the first G7 and Security Council permanent member to do so. In a letter to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, Macron declared:
