Up to date: 11/11/2024 – 16:32 GMT+1
With armed battle as soon as once more on their continent, many European leaders marked the tip of World Battle I, 106 years in the past, with warnings that liberty — usually taken with no consideration —have to be cherished and defended.
With armed battle as soon as once more on their continent, many European leaders marked the tip of World Battle I, 106 years in the past, with warnings that liberty — usually taken with no consideration —have to be cherished and defended.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, each leaders of nuclear-armed nations, attended a ceremony at Paris’s iconic Arc de Triomphe, the place wreaths lay underneath a milky mild and the everlasting flame flickered in honour of the unknown French troopers who perished within the first world battle. That warfare killed nearly 10 million troopers.
