Paris: Frances imminent recognition of the state of Palestine is widely covered in the French press, while international media analyse the broader implications of this move. Also, anti-corruption protests are shaking the Philippines, creating significant regional unrest. Finally, Romes airport has introduced new services catering to travellers with their furry friends.

According to France24.com, Frances historic recognition of the state of Palestine is getting a lot of coverage. LHumanités front page reads: "Finally!" The paper calls it a first key victory towards the construction of a two-state solution. Libération calls it a historic step, and although the paper is not usually a great supporter of the president, it acknowledges his efforts. La Croix calls it a powerful gesture, but not an end in itself. Meanwhile, the Figaro though calls it a risky move and wonders if it might not be a pointless diplomatic stunt. LOpinion says that Macron is going all in.

International papers are also covering the story. In Belgium, Le Soir discusses the ten countries which will most likely take part, as well as those missing from that list, including the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Germany. The right-leaning Australian paper The Australian, discusses the different reactions across the political spectrum. In Portugal, Diario de Noticias cites their foreign minister who says that it is the only path to a just and sustainable peace. An opinion piece in the Guardian hopes that the recognition of a Palestinian state will be a call to action and not just conscience salving. The Times headlines with Palestine recognition great prize for Hamas. Finally, Lebanese paper lOrient le Jour says finally, even if it might already be too late.