the, the, this is due the news line from berlin far large policies made huge gains in easily and actions. the results for the political out quick and fonts with president emmanuel mccall, calling risky snap legislative elections. his party was dealt a heavy blow by marine, the parents followed right national reading but despite the thought i'd games they found the sort of deviating the sentence majority and the european parliament permission president still up on the line say is how conservative alliance would take a stand against extremes on the left and the right. the

on page manager, welcome wisconsin frauds where president emmanuel macro has an old the dies on his political future after being challenged by the fall, it right into your opinion, actions. he's called a snap. poland for the bottom and slower house later this month, following a major victory in the, in your vote, from reading the funds national rally party. it's projected to take over 30 percent of the nation by ballots. more than double that of microns liberal. renee's on spotty of this. it was a political shock. the nobody had been expecting the french president, addressing the nation announcing us that parliamentary election. you'll have somebody more or less than that. i have lots of political gambling that came off the exit. polls had revealed his pockets, he was on close for a hammering at the hands of the far right national riley,

because you don't see it. so this is your, this is a serious and way to decision. but above all, it isn't active trust trusting you, michelle. my data competitor, you that ship in the ability of the french people to make the justice choice for themselves and for future generations. and also that's announcement follows. and that election challenge from this man showed dan bonsa, the president of the national rally party, who described macro and as a weakens precedence, as he called for him to take the country to the poles in front of jubilant pox. a simpleton. p in poverty, lead to movie le pen had been banking on growing public frustration with the french president and his policies to deliver results at the fall of books and then now focused on securing the even big victory on this. um sir, uh, we are ready to exercise paula, if the french trusts talk to you in this future legislative selection. so we are

ready to rebuild the country, ready to put an end to must immigration, ready to make the purchase and possible the friendship priority. ready to begin the conference rate industrialization. hey, i'm just curious as to underpaid. and the bottom line. so what comes next? stone ready being drawing these on the far right protestors in paris is plus to the republic. giving the 1st indication of the fight to heads. a fight that the french president has cost is a struggle for the soul of the country. correspond to jack, but of john just now from 5 is just good to see you. what the reactions have you seen there? sofa regarding president across the system. yeah, it's been a really interesting morning here in power. so searching for a couple of people who said this and the french president, my crown is putting this decision back into our hands. but basically,

we know that this is a political move that he has to make. he sort of microns. so the thunder of the european parliament selections a bit away from the marine depend who obviously won in those european polls. he made this a nice but right off the back of it. so it really showed that he wants to the line like back on him, but also domestic. they have him from. he has not had a majority in the assembly. he has not been able to push any laws that he has been able to have to get through have to be through a constitutional play, essentially that lives in to push them through. so this is a big campbell from my chromebook one that he is hoping will pay off of the national valued, received nearly 32 percent of the vote. does president mccall think the discipline change in favor of his body in less than 3 weeks? of the yeah, i mean this is, it is a shoes the, i'm vicious gamble and other contacts to this is that generally when people vote

and this is across the european union in the european parliament selections, they've more sort of in line with their own political beliefs because they can just throw the vote in the parliament is much more desperate with only 27 member countries sending. i mean, when it comes to a national election, they sort of pay politics with the policies that they vote for. and it's important to remember that this is also a 2 stage election, so that the 1st time it comes to the end of june and a 2 weeks later, a 2nd ride and people may. and this is what micron is, banking on. come out in droves, he hopes a big ta night to try and vote against the fall right off the he also the result that we saw in the european parliament to license that is a gamble that my crown is making here. but where there's been a soft spot to be able to handle this by itself, we're going to pick y coalitions. yeah, that is also the other big question. will the release of policy decide not to field

candidates in particular places? patient in particular left wing socialist strongholds so that they can take a seat and he can try and do a deal with them. a sort of decision to try and make sure that whatever happens the far right doesn't take power in the parliament. but it is a gamble that come back fire on him. read also during the protest male. and he doesn't go who's in the, from the socialist has said she's having a hard time understanding. mack draws the decision. if you have to think about coalitions, is that a feeling that is shared by the socialist as well? yeah, important to say this so, so this will look to try and gain power. if they come on the hill to go, as you said, the matter of power, so it doesn't. if you can see the little signs behind me all the way down the streets empowers the nice men. this the signs and the flags for the powers 2024 olympics has been as over a decade of luck. thoughts like for them to get the power as olympics and then to

set them off. and so for the people or powers, they are questioning alongside on who they go. why this decision was made when that's such a big international event coming to the city. and now we're going to have the, at the elections, the, the assembly elections ahead of it. let's just entertain the possibility of, of the national riley does become the biggest part in these legislative elections that have been called. what would that mean that the would have a prime minister from the national, grandly and a president from the renaissance policies. that is yep, that's pretty much, it could be a realistic option and it's the far right there were some of them on that. so now the so well in the elections and it could be jordan about that. let's stop president. that 28 year old young man. i've that to try and make his name and friends politics much like a manual. my chrome ones was a complete is uh for a friends politics. he turned it on his head when he won his 1st presidential election for a brand new party in front. but this would mean that one of your big countries

would have a government essentially led by a far right leader. and that would be of concerns with lots of people in the center of european politics. it isn't a dead set yet. we have to wait and see what happens. what kind of campaign my crown put together and how the rest of the nation now try and put this together themselves, but it isn't of the cards. but one of your major economies could essentially have a fall right? prime minister and event. let's just stay the same thing with that possibility. there is a father at the prime minister. imagine the front gets that and the president back all continues as president. what will that mean for francis spending in the european union given that the president macross has been pushing for strategic economies? or for example, for the entire, the union block essentially his nose out friends little making all the way up until the 20 threads and 7 presidential

election and my chrome would pretty much not be able to get anything through parliament. he would have back to us from the assembly almost constantly that would definitely we can, his seats in the european time. so when all of the 27 meters go to process to me, talk to deal with this on your p and issues with sadly be a big headache for him. he's a 2nd time president anyway, so he knows he's no good getting re elected. this is still a gamble for this sort of 2nd half of his 2nd president, 2nd time of presidency. it could basically mean he's a, he's a lame duck. if this happens, leave it there for the moment. the corresponding jack product reporting from paris . thanks so much. i are and despite the considerable gains for the far right in the netherlands, austria and germany the centre, right, and your people's body is boyce to remain the biggest party in new york in fall. and that's the policy of your pin commission president. also off on the line, we'll see think a 2nd tom on the line from is the

e p. p would been addressed to him against extremes. but on the campaign frame, she refused to go out for a place and with members of the ha drive, like each of these georgia men don't need to get done with others. we will build a best you guys fix streams from the ad from the right way. well, i'm also sending down to the beginning of to get an idea of the future. make up the autopay and parliament. the e p. p remains the biggest group and the projected new parliament, the center i blocked into those bodies that germany is christian, democrats and spain's people, spotty. but the biggest swings out of the ends of the spectrum with voters turning their backs on your pins. but your ups green parties and looking towards both the identity and democracy group and the conservatives and reformers being too far right nationalist and populous bodies,

many of them your skeptics. but i think id group expand of germany's find like a of the bought the idea of this. yeah. following various scandals. from all, let's get, let's welcome kind of time a, a political science professor at the university of mines whose research focuses on the found right in your book comes up. the fall of a block of thought to use have improved on last time. the results and remain the 3rd largest falls in the european parliament. what does that say about the direction new york is taking? it certainly isn't indicated that the green waves that i said in the last parliament has come to an end. so your opinions of priorities have shifted away from issues such as climate change towards the security issues, person for most of all, for us against ukraine. but also the economy and social security have come to the for and of course can be great. she can you talk a bit more about innovation?

why is that playing such a prominent role? immigration is sort of a key issue for many europeans because it is almost symbolic for domestic change. it's your pin society is undergoing, and many people in europe, uh, a freight of those people coming to europe. so changing european cultures and societies. so that's a huge, mobilize in factor. and it's really tied to other developments. european society, such as the transformation of the colonies. i thought i'd follow these are themselves split within 2 groups in the yard of in the parliament. do you see them? now? joining forces are that's almost a pet right. and your question. so a fluoride parties have had difficulties to cooperate in the european parliament since the 19 eighties and of so far. it's not quite clear what's going to happen.

you have those 2 blogs vying for power. there has been the idea of a sort of super group, but i think that far right parties into european parliament is still too diverse to sit in a single group and to form a single, cra he or block saw it. mike, well, do you this time around? we will not see this much about how much the room, but the fact is that they, they, they remain there and they have improved on their performance. does that mean that they will have some sort of a say in the policies of the you moving forward? yeah, i think it's important to keep, to think so thoughts, so that has been an improvement for many of these parties, but it's on the, even across europe. so if you look at the northern states, for instance, the fall rod has come up to full particularly well, it's mostly to success in front of it too late. also in germany. depth dry states rather modest increase voting power into european parliament. but the important bit

that is a piece that on the other side of the spectrum, the liberal sabrin parties have lost some seats. and the so if you will, the median both are in the european parliament has shifted somewhat to the rights. and i think we will see parcels deals depending on the issue between some parties within this fall, right group within these to fall right hoops on the one hand at the european people's party. on the other hand, having said that the european of people's party is still relies on support from the socialist and social democratic parties. and also from the liberal party swept already of voice their concerns about any cooperation between the center on the far right. so this is a very dynamic situation at the moment, but just in terms of the policy of the autopay never, what does this mean? are you going to see a notch to the right when it comes to policies up the autopay and level?

i think it's not fair to have across the board, but we've already seen some of this in the outgoing paul demand to. busy down to bring deal and to solve and environment, the regulation, especially as there's pressure from farmers groups across the european union. and this is also an issue in which the far right is trying to mobilize. so i think this is one, the area where we will see a shift almost certainly. and also in the migration, um there is a deal that was difficult enough to rise at. but this already talked about for the tightening regulations for immigration into the european union. and the might be some possibility for cooperation between some fall right parties and defend droid. can i ask you a very specific question to do with germany? because here in germany, the far side of town to, to for germany or the f. b for short has done remarkably well. the 2nd impulse,

as part of germany is concerned uh, in fact that it can position and even let the bet expulsion from the fall identity and democracy group that is operating at the european level. will the a f d, b isolated in brussels? are they all at the moment because of what is unusual about the a, it's the step they fail to model, right? if you look across, if you look at it, at least you look at the suite and all those different things, and that's what it is. all those 4 right parties try to look nice. so try to tone down their rhetoric. where is the ac? for the last couple of years really has strong the other way and it has to be revised um their interest in like say more tradition of the far right positions. so talking about investments, for instance, this is something that's why the collector no lights, this is something that they're caught this in other european countries dislike.

because these countries, too, have been occupied by germany and i have had a very difficult relationship with terminate in the past. so bring this up, has in fact isolated to the a s d a plus with the upcoming national elections in front of the pen cannot back out of this stand she made in the last week saying that she wants to put some distance between her and actually d demonized party and those old star right wing. so yes, the high slate just for the moment, rely leave of the for the moment. thanks so much for joining us to the guy all the time. i from the university of mines. thanks for having me. of course, acknowledged some other stories making headlines around the world. south korea has to be started. loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts along its border with the north. it's in response to a campaign by film yang of sending fresh getting balloons southwards,

giving your junk north korean leader kim jong on the system. on the south was creating a prelude to a very dangerous situation. in those 5 minutes, the multi has been sworn in for the 3rd time at the side of many delhi. for the 1st time he'd have to rely on who knows to govern after his international his b. j. b seems to secure an outright majority. authorities and present have declared and environment and emergency of to raging bite fires, functions to trigger a drought in tropical weapons. the content knowledge agent has been dipped bytes, west play existence, 2020 week range of disruptive season and flooding, contributing to the fires. he's run the minister of any guns has announced his resignation from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his emergency government guns said he was leaving his post with a heavy heart. he also called for elections guns joined near his government shortly

after the october, 7th from mazda, a tax, in a show of unity. nonsense resignation had been expected since last month when he gave nathan yahoo and ultimatum to approve a postwar plan for does his departure at least if in your home more reliant on his fond rights allies. sally guns are they are called his departure, an agonizing decision. he has more of 40 you have to say are, sorry, unfortunately, connected, yahoo is preventing us from progressing to the real victory, which is the justification for the painful and ongoing cost. that's why we are leaving the war time cutting it today. we live with a heavy heart, but with a whole heart, we present ourselves today to the bottle for the fates of the state of israel, for generations to come to the door could be in the meantime, the nation between israel and egypt and the renewed stream almost 2 weeks ago is

the controller caught it all running along the entire length of the guys egypt border. egypt is israel's closest, original ally. the move has raised tensions and is threatening to undo decades of diplomacy, including efforts to normalize relations with other out of countries. like saudi arabia, he has a look now of the history and what might come next. the, i'm sorry, in the middle of it is rarely troops on the egypt cause a border. this video shows them allegedly destroying tunnels used by him us. the idea says that taking control of the border area, known as the philadelphia cord, or what's the strategic necessity being saved. hold on, let me go back. a few of philadelphia she meant philadelphia commodore served as an oxygen pipe for her mass, through which it directly translates weapons to the gaza strip through the cover to the open cover. the philadelphia's history is intertwined with regions politics. it's israel's name for the 14 kilometer long border, including the roof,

a crossing between garza and egypt, which is officially responsible for its security making the court of the only goals and border not under is ran the control until now. it's also officially the militarized, the demilitarized porter. it was a key part of the historic, 1979 camp. david's peace deal between israel and egypt that started in here of cooperation. after years of conflict, including 3 wars, it meant that egypt substantial military was no longer a threat. it also resulted in a shifting us policy. egypt became a major recipient of american for an 8. now the israel has taken control of the philadelphia card or tensions, or spiking egypt as angry about the presence of idea of soldiers in the demilitarized zone. and egypt has another concern as well, in any adult. i cool on all the relevant pauses, if the international community,

to fulfill of a moral and legal responsibility to end these by the siege. and to stop any attempts at forcing palestinians to forcibly flee that land. and exit is of palestinians into egypt would present the major challenge that the government wants to avoid. all the same. egypt is unlikely to break off relations with israel completely. egypt is still dependent on aid from the us and doesn't want to jeopardize that but the is rarely egypt agreement was the basis for plans to normalize relations with other countries in the region, including saudi arabia. the goal is that war had already put those plans on nice. now tensions of egypt threatened to push long term cooperation with other arab nations even further into the future. and why that is happening? your effective date, anthony, blinking is headed to the region fest stop egypt. let's get more on that from

douglas. got him add gelati who's drawing me now from cairo cutting what tight gyptian officials going to be saying to antennae blinking? well, i will. i guess they will tell him that the egypt signed a comment, declarations together was caught the end to you is supporting the piece, the ceasefire proposal of the us present, joe biden, and to they will ask the americans, what are they doing in order to push it these are 80 side to push for that you may have been, i mean it's on y'all to accept this proposal. and at the same time, of course they are the ones who communicate the was how much. so i guess police will ask here the same thing from digits, you start to put pressure on how much the main difference here between our mazda is ready to spend, that how much is demanding a permanent ceasefire. why? and then, you know, is it still speaking about a post total victory?

so that's the difference. it's have to be overcome here. and what is a different position on this, or what they just said, they're basically, you know, the company cases that there's, this is key or there beside behind. this is the ceasefire proposal page which is more or less a communication channel. it's not clear how much influence they really have on decisions of how much, but it seems like how much is no waiting. what's happening is right up to the withdrawal of the belly guns from the wall cabinet to the head of the do for the through offer of how much he's made. her new says that this is kind of jumping off the boat before it seems. it's also clear this is there any attack on them to sign up cam for, for liberating the for hostages, and at the same time creating a blog bass on the part of students. i just want to, for the 270 people dead,

it does not really enhance the trust of how much in this negotiations, how mazda is especially angry about the u. s. participation in this operation. and the, the heather from us a call to you is known this criminal and then the honesty, then these ready to hear should it said so all this is the opposite of creating confidence for the sleeper she uses. but at the same time, of course, the situation creates pressure on both sides, that this really cannot continue. speaking of pressure is the pressure on the different leadership from the population to bring about disease file. so it's very clear this kyra wants to and this is one stays the year. as you mentioned is the report about the that there will be a mess. might be a mess displacement a policy is to was shipped to it. and at the same time, it also has economic closest to the wall. i mean,

this was kind of income. it was reduced by hall to a tech. so can you see rabbits on the commercial shipping route in the red sea? also tourism is effective and then as we mentioned, the public opinion is extremely supported for the policy insights and trinity months from the agency. they should do more brenton or will be in egypt today and then in egypt and is around today. i'm sorry before traveling onto jordan and come to all the out of states, all pulling in the same direction in these thoughts. all the differences between the titles position and the amman, and to ha, i think really the bonus all have the same position. the arab states want to have a permanent to cya in, and they also, when this war ends demand a serious pass to watch a 2 state solution. that is something that clearly posted positions themselves. the last, the assignment of the last hour of somebody in saudi arabia last month. so i would

say there is this common error decision ceasefire. permanency is 5. is drawing of these ray the army from because a strict and a serious passed to a 2 state solution or live with their for the moment. cutting algo body from speaking to us from cairo. thanks so much. you're welcome to india an extra 5 minutes on that end or more days beginning his tough time in office, also being sworn in following recent elections, losing his body's outside majority in parliament with the testimony at home. but international challenges ongoing away are the 2 countries tripping those pressures are russia and china dw takes a closer look. the indian prime minister note in the mood the begins has taught them facing well enough. and you have great challenges in decades and aggressive and assertive china the gene has conflicts and its muscles influence and india

snape, us. china has also been pushing on, it's bought us with india and moving more aggressively in the indian ocean ambitions that tracked and new daily security and 5th of influence. it has also steadily expanded, especially enjoyed initiated this development project in the board 50 of provided in india traditional drive on august on it's one of many chinese projects kind of a circuit increase of 10 points in the indian ocean region from a p l a n. unable vessels to bases to the exercises and operations in india is traditional through the area of influence. so it's certainly, i think, is occupying a lot more mental mastery security space of india, i think will be the challenge that india has to focus on the most. um, over the next several decades, exports argue china type forces movie to play

a balancing act between powerful regional there. russia in the west, despite being a strong ally of the west in the, in the best civic india has the freedom from condemning that she has envision a few cream. then didn't foreign minister has met with a lot to put in several times since 2014. moscow is also an important economic and defend spot. now, as in do, you have strengthens it's defense dice. but the us and other western allies exports predict that it's relationship with russia may decline in the future. a show for the short to medium dom, we're not going to see india separating that relationship. and for that to change, i think, you know, key watch point would be for that would be, for instance, what position would rush at. they can future hostilities between china and india for the shows historically taking quite a neutral role or neutral position. but if it were to decide the side with china or

india, i think that would clearly change india's strategic calculations towards moscow. india taking on making diplomatic cloud has so far allowed moody to navigate relationships with the global bowers. but he would have to tread a care foot bought as in the faces, an evergreen type in the beach and trying to get off a mortgage on this and all the time. i know joyce, he's also a distinguished fellow at the observer research foundation. i knew denny based, think tank no external affairs minister session kind of last year old ties with china abnormal with the normalize in this movie time. well, you know, david mobilize, if china is ready to normalize the situation in east, the book goes to a still 2 places rich. china has established a blockade and does not permit india to patrol up to the extent of its.