Macron Lifts Emergency in New Caledonia Amid Ongoing Unrest

French President seeks political dialogue as evacuation of tourists begins and tensions over voting reforms persist.

New Caledonia's international airport remains closed until June 2 due to recent violence.
Seven people have died since riots began over proposed electoral changes on May 13.
Pro-independence activists demand the withdrawal of voting reform legislation.
President Macron proposes a possible referendum to resolve the political crisis.
Additional security forces are deployed to maintain order as political discussions continue.