French presidential election: Macron and Le Pen will enter the second round to decide the winner or loser
The first round of voting in france's presidential election ended on April 10, and a number of pollsters calculated that the current president Macron, who is seeking re-election, and Marina Le Pen, the candidate of the far-right National Union, the biggest rival and far-right party National Union, have the lead in the vote and will enter the second round of voting. The second round of voting will take place on 24 April. In his speech, Macron said the next two weeks would be a decisive day for France and Europe, calling on the French to unite against the far right.
The Austrian prime minister went to Moscow to meet with Putin, the first eu-union leader to visit after the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
As the war between Russia and Ukraine continues, Austrian Prime Minister Nahammer will travel to Moscow on April 11 to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to austrian national radio and television, this will be the first face-to-face meeting between the heads of government of the EU countries and Putin since the situation in Russia and Ukraine escalated on February 24. Nehmer said the offer to visit Russia hopes to promote dialogue between Russia and Ukraine and "plans to do everything possible to ensure that measures are taken to achieve peace."
Iran's foreign minister urged the United States to first release goodwill for nuclear negotiations, demanding that some funds be unfrozen or certain sanctions lifted
Iranian Foreign Minister Abdullahyan said on April 10 that US President Joe Biden must first release goodwill and lift some sanctions against Iran. Abdullahyan said the United States has made excessive demands in the past few weeks, and in terms of lifting sanctions, the United States has proposed new conditions beyond nuclear talks. Abdullahyan also said the United States has repeatedly spoken of its desire to hold direct talks with Iran, but Iran believes that this is not beneficial to Iran. He stressed that the United States must first release goodwill with actions, such as unfreezing Iranian funds or Issuing an executive order by Biden to lift a sanction.
British media: Finland and Sweden are expected to join NATO as soon as this summer
According to the British newspaper The Times, Finland and Sweden will join NATO as early as this summer. According to sources, Finland is expected to submit its application in June, followed by Sweden. Some US officials pointed out that the issue of whether the two countries will join NATO was a key topic during last week's NATO foreign ministers' meeting, and pointed out that this indicates that Russia's military operation against Ukraine is a major strategic mistake. It is reported that the governments of Finland and Sweden are working together to reach a domestic consensus on this issue, which will ultimately be decided by the two countries themselves.
A serious shooting incident broke out in many places in the United States, and it was rumored that Biden would introduce a policy to supervise the "ghost gun"
Serious shootings in many parts of the United States last weekend caused dozens of deaths and injuries. According to the White House, US President Biden will announce new measures to deal with gun crime in the United States on the 11th. CNN quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that the Biden administration will focus on strengthening the supervision of unnumbered and difficult-to-trace "ghost guns". Statistics from the U.S. Gun Violence Archives website as of the evening of the 10th show that gun violence has caused nearly 11,700 deaths in the United States this year.
Source: Phoenix TV Information Station