www.theguardian.com Azerbaijan Denies Role in New Caledonia Riots Amid French Accusations
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- •Azerbaijan denies French claims of interference in New Caledonia riots.
- •Riots in New Caledonia have resulted in five deaths and are linked to electoral law changes.
- •Tensions between France and Azerbaijan are escalating amid accusations of foreign interference.
Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry condemned allegations from French officials claiming Azerbaijan is interfering in New Caledonia's unrest. The riots, sparked by a new electoral law affecting the indigenous Kanak population, have resulted in five deaths. French Minister Gérald Darmanin stated that Azerbaijan is backing separatists and spreading disinformation. Azerbaijan has rejected these claims, asserting that the accusations are unfounded. The situation reflects ongoing tensions between France and Azerbaijan, with accusations of foreign interference complicating the political landscape in New Caledonia. The French government remains firm in its stance against perceived Azerbaijani involvement.
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