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manager. this comes after his team wants to stain into european championship football final on sunday nights the . i'm quite richardson. thank you so much for joining us. we're getting in the united states as a republican national convention where last night formal president donald trump made his 1st public appearance since being wounded in an assassination attempt. or the the party has now officially confirmed trump as their presidential candidate. and another news crump is also now crows in his running mate for november's election. 39 year old ohio senator j. d vance is trump pick for vice presidents. the former silicon valley venture capital was rose to fame for his best selling memoir about

growing up in rural working class america. he had been a vocal critic of trump, but has since become a loyal ally studio. these washington bureau chief and as pull reports from that convention in milwaukee going from so many nation is a presidential candidate on the 1st day of the republican national convention, plus expected to focus the question he would pick for vice president. the excitement from the delegates was strong when they learned it would be j d v. i think it's amazing. i like them a lot. i think he's very smart. i think he's got a wide range of popularity and i think it will attract a lot of people that may be traveling younger. that may be trump would have had a hard time with it. so i think it's wonderful with this was upbringing that he had in the appalachian mountains, regardless of just it. he is the common man that became

wash, you know, went to washington rather than he was not a product of washington. that's why, like i'm say it's or advance is a man. i think it's perfect for the role. we need someone with you in vigor in the republican party such as myself. and i'm glad that donald j. trump has decided to take a young senator and make him his vp. i have nothing but great hopes for him as our vice president. i personally liked the santa's or mario rubio, but what i care is that trump gets re elected. there is more younger conservatives now and there's ever been there is, you know, people are rejecting the work liberal ideology at levels we've never seen. so i think having a younger person to represent that group is the best thing that could ever happen. well, i mean j events, let's face it is a lot like donald trump. maybe he's a logical successor. so tell me would be 78 years old. is even spec, the white house. this would keep changing events just

a heartbeat away from the presidency. for many people around the world, the scenario raises concerns as vans, is strongly against supporting crane who poses foreign age and takes a tough stance on iraq concerns. many of the members of the party don't share because he's yeah, he's conservative. he's got a come from the family. the way he started from the bottom is worked his way up to the top. he's got young children, so you understand the value that american me today. let's bring and thomas guest to the director of the center on us politics at the university college london. thomas, welcome. we heard their republicans at this convention, very enthusiastic about this pick. can you paint a bigger picture for us? what do we need to know about j. d vance as a candidate. but it's great to be with you. clara. thanks so much for having me. you know, i really do think that j vance is the kind of pick you make when you're already

confident in your likelihood of winning. she doesn't balance out the ticket, demographically, like maybe a woman or a minority would. but i think that might help secure the swing state of ohio, but trump already one there in 20162020. so i really think that this is largely trump doubling down on his mega populace nationalism. in contrast to mike pence, who is trump's running mate in 2026 i. j, the dance is much more ideologically aligned. he's less sort of in the pack of the establishment, so to speak. he's young, edited obviously, and he does have a terrific background coming from very humble roots, moving all the way up to law school and it's at the be elected to congress. so it's an interesting choice. it is indeed are there areas where his policies differ from those of trump? is there any where were we might see wrists, or is he really potentially a successor as that one fan put in? so i really do think that he might be more

a seen as kind of an error parent for trump, obviously with his vice presidential pick. trump is kind of thinking 4 years from now when he won't be eligible to run again. who might be able to take the maga torch? i really think that that is judy that it is interesting though. clarity, look at the evolution of j. d balances. thinking over the years, he obviously was very critical of trump, dating back to 2016 was seen as more of a moderate, someone who was kind of the darling of the mainstream media. as trump ism began to take hold. i think he saw an opportunity. and since then, he's really been almost in lock step with trump in terms of policies. as you've mentioned, we've now got to white man on the ticket. who do you think j. d. vance is intended to appeal to what does this decision tell us about the trump campaigns, strategy and exactly which voters they are trying to win over? well, the one thing that we know about donald trump is that he doubles down on his base.

he did that in 2016. he did that in 2020. he's doing that again in 2024. he really wants to make sure the base turns out. and i think that this to galvanize is that what it's not going to appeal to is a lot of moderate republicans. i think established republicans, trump really isn't making much of an effort here to widen his circle of support. that's always been a concern that trump has a ceiling in terms of the number of voters who will actually go to the polls and help them, but certainly for the core mag burse, so to speak. i think he is certainly going to be a popular there. and what am on a evan jellico motors? do you think he will be a popular candidate among them? a stick could be not so much in comparison to my pen. so really was a pick that was designed almost exclusively to appeal to evan gel christian voters . but the same time, if you look at 20162020 of jellico motors came out for trump in large numbers.

obviously, trump pronounced 3 supreme court justices which helped to overturn roe v wade. i think she certainly got a feather in his cap for that with, with a jellicoe christian. so again, trump may be thinks that he's already got that demographic locked up. well, thank you so much for joining us with your insights today i just political scientist, thomas gift. we appreciate your time. thanks. and we can take a look now at some other world news headlines to pockets sounds military size. it has killed 10 is when the militants following an attack at a military base in the north west of the country. 8 soldiers died when a suicide bomber rammed a vehicle loaded with explosives into the facility. on monday, a splinter group of the pocket studies how yvonne has claimed responsibility students have taken to the streets in bangladesh for the 5th day in a row,

demanding an end to a quote, a system for government jobs. it preserves about a 3rd of state positions for the families of veterans who fall in the 19714 of independence critic, safety appointments should be merit based at least 11 people are dead after it is rarely err striking. a camp in central garza, on monday, it had a house in the, in the se, right, refugee camp where displaced palestinians, or sheltering israel has launched several deadly strikes and recent days threatening ceased firefox and top officials from the european union will boycott informal meetings hosted by hungry after its leader, victor or bon made a series of unsanctioned prince abroad, budapest holds the rotating e u presidency and met with leaders in moscow and fishing, as well as former president trump in washington. he's called his trips a piece mission. although e readers have stressed that he was not negotiating on the blocks in the house,

don't you to the newly elected european parliament as meeting for it's 1st session . since poles saw big games for the far right. their members make up about a quarter of the 720 seats based in strasbourg, france. the parliament has just re elected roberto and that sol. as the president, european law makers overwhelmingly voted in favor of giving the conservative politician from malta, another 2 and a half years term as speaker of the chamber. and we have dw alexandra on nominate in strasbourg for us. i sandra. it sounds like this was a, an easy win for president. that's all the it was indeed clear on the wind for a real bad time much so when we look at the numbers, she has called so 562 votes in favor. so i have very comfortable victory, a big majority. and she has been seen as

a pragmatic leader here in the european parliament and somebody who is promising to have an absolute fear of debates and respects. she was faced with a corruption scandal here in the european parliament. and she seems to handle that very well. introducing a new code of conduct for all the lawmakers to prevent scandals like them from happening. again. we've heard that some selections. we're seeing big games for the far right in parliament. how much influence do you think they will have in, in this new city? well we expect the far right to have for rob the limited, the influence on the decisions. hopefully you are in parliament and that is because they were not able to be able to unite them to form one big file right group. now we have 3 such groups in the paula mind, and they have different positions on the european union,

in on the integrations, on europe's stance on ukraine, on russia. and that is why we have those 3 groups. none of them has the blocking minority. however, it's also true that the european parliament has shifted to the right with the center riots you appear in people's party being now the biggest group in the parliament and their leadership has already indicated that they would be willing to work together with some individual lawmakers from that far, right, as long as their respective rule of law and support ukraine. so the big question he of course, is whether the set top, the new set, top of that you appear impala amendable put limits to the so called to co don't need to this refusal a by main screen potties to work together with the fire rights and said to give

them any chance of way of getting any high level positions in the institutions. now i also want to talk to you about how gary and prime minister or bond, we've heard about his unsanctioned trips abroad, including to meet with bruton and how that has really angered european partners. what kind of reaction have you been seeing there from them? while the european commission has a noun steps because of that, they are going to buy cuts that plant informal meetings that are going to be held in hungry. and as you know that you appear in parliament has been even more critical of victoria or bun and his government, accusing them of reaches of democracy. and let's have a listen to what you appeal. lawmakers here have to say me and my colleagues, 62 colleagues of european paul, i'm going to have signed the letter address to the problem as president the,

the commission's president and the, the, and we were saying that we would like to start the process of the article 7, we're drawing the right to vote from hungry because the behavior of hungary is not according to the values of european union today. i think that should everything should be on the table. i think the counselor to discuss further measures on the optical 7 the counselor could discuss also getting the published presidency of a further are already starting to publish for the presidency earlier. i think all of these measures have to be on the table to show up on that. we're not playing his game, he's using the european union and it's member states. and i think you should not comfortable with that. it's good that there is a board cutting all by the commission. i think of the parliament should follow without example. and board caught this presidency as well. so for example, no invitation for oregon to speak here in the,

in the chamber of the house of european democracy. but i think, i mean the damage he has done just in the 1st few days of his presidency and it shows, you know, just not showing up to a few meetings. there's probably not enough. i think this presidency should be cut short as the council decides. well, 1st of all, the order, but also the start date of presidency is so, so i think they could just basically, you know, so for example, bring forward the start date of the publish presidency through the 1st of september and thereby, and their hon. gary and president presidency prematurely. alexandra, so i'm pretty strong words there. how likely is any of that to actually become a reality of the well not invited to open to speak before that you are a p and problem and can happily happen it's, it's easy to implement. it's figuring tikwa 7 to split the hungry of its voting rights. so this is much more complicated. it's to cut short,

their rotating presidency of the european union. it's also very complicated. it may be too late for that, but there is still the question of money. there are some funding that some hungry is supposed to become. there are still frozen over concerns over the rule of law in the country. so that's could be something that we may see more in the future. thank you for your reporting. that is the w is alexandra fund. i'm going to ukraine and an unpopular mobilization law to replenish troop numbers. is working better than expected? according to the military. do you have new law came into effect in may, it requires all men under 60 to update their personal information with the draft offices. and the army says that if the number of new recruits continues to rise, it may be in a position to draft a demobilization lot later this year. that would allow war. we are a troops on the front lines,

some much needed rest. ukrainian soldiers training was the average soldiers ages over 40. the army spent the last year in desperate need of new recruits. after the government has said 31000 soldiers have died since the war began. and many more wounded. this estimates are considered low. earlier this year, the government took measures to put pressure on men of fighting age with left the country, ukrainian consul. it would no longer renew their passports, making it more difficult to live abroad. and in may a new dress law lowered the age of conscription to $25.00 is what it says. it is. the government also started drafting prisoners, a move that had long been resisted. now it all seems to have worked a parliamentary spokes person until the ukrainian press, the current trends continue. the government can be mobilized by october. that would also give soldiers who have been on the front lines for more than

a year. a break. the new measures were unpopular and hard to enforce both in ukraine and a new countries where many ukrainians fled german officials described being put in a difficult bod calling about it. couldn't get hit on this deal. with the, with con implementer, you cranes draft here in germany. this is going to ask why the building seeing there is tool could draft the man, but who is a drafty unit. i'm trying to come, we caught mobilize them from here. we con, decide. and we caught, reasonably examined this issue here. meanwhile, russia continues to attack relentlessly with it's much larger army for ukraine, getting enough soldiers on the field as a matter of life and death. for more on this story, let's bring in military expert, christopher morris from the university of portsmouth in england. thank you for taking the time to speak with us. we're hearing here ukrainian authorities saying

they are finally getting the draft use that they need. do you think this is thanks to these measures that were put into place to force more men to enlist? i hope it's only been a far bigger success than any it wasn't expecting now that has been building on to proceed with the mobilization efforts. but nevertheless, it has been remarkably successful. and the goal of $200000.00 is that you can see it will by the end of the year. now some of the additional measures upset we helped, but there's still room is for instance of, you know, i'm going to people with, i suppose medical exemptions being found on the front line. like there is definitely a problem with human capital at the moment. and was this mobilization will go some way to resolving that issue. they will not completely evaporate some time. let's up the stakes here a little bit. how important is having enough manpower to ukraine's war effort at this point in the war. absolutely vital unbox this mobilize ation has been

incredibly positive. it's not just about bodies, it's about getting them trains and getting them effectively equipped now replacing the season troops that are currently presence on the lot. uh, so currently presence on the front line is going to be difficult. now hopefully if we can get these strips trained in a position where they're well equipped, they'll be able to hopefully have an impact on how helpful do you think those who have been serving on the front line for more than 2 years should be here. it is it going to be the case that they will finally be able to come home to their loved ones to uh, now unfortunately for service people currently on the front line, i would not be holding my dress if i was in that position. so well, it's very positive that there was a pipeline established to provide freshman power to the front line and there are limitations where they are going to exist. so like i say, guessing, i'm trying to get him into a position is going to be absolutely critical. you've also got to consider that the people that are currently on the front line,

many of the many months been fighting since the outset of the conflict. this is incredibly exhausting, is also an incredible well for combat to experience. the re strengthens the backbone of ukraine. now foregoing, these advantages is going to be difficult thing for, and i the ukranian military to consider it the best of times. now as richer is still piling on the pressure di mobilizing, upsetting me before winter, is going to be very difficult decision indeed. and so what do you think we will see from ukrainian authorities in their efforts to make sure that that number of recruits remains, that study or, or even continues to rise. again, this is maintaining about stab, you'd study pipeline. there's going to be a real challenge, like a huge possibilities, friends and recruitment switch. you know, they're all going to be difficulties around that. just the war progresses, like ukraine has already made some incredible that outpatient strips recruitment pipeline to maintain that curriculum manpower. now fortunately it was, western western systems are also starting to filter in,

which means there's another advantage that on agreements with nations like pilot additionally mean that it has the resources to train these people, in fact, shore product. so they're not just going to be trained in the ukraine, they're going to be trained in external forwarding locations as well, which is again, it's really going to kind of increase the diameter of this pipeline. well, thank you so much for joining us today on the news with those insights, but it's christopher morris from university of portsmouth in the u. k. any thanks. thank you so much. i or let's turn to some sports news now, and england's football team manager garrick south gate has announced his departure after a 2nd consecutive defeat and the european championship finals. southgate said in a statement that that's sunday's final end for lynn again. spain was his final game as england manager, the 53 year old has been english most successful manager in terms of consistent

performances at major tournaments. and in his 8 years and shar, he's managed england at 4 major tournaments including reaching the world cop 70 finals in 2018 or so we can talk all things garrett, south caves to partner with a tom get away from dw sports. tom to this announcement comes a surprise to, you know, i didn't think it's a surprise. i think it's kind of a shot in the sense of this is the size me piece of news for english football. and i don't think one could say it was a surprise, particularly off to this tournament. and you know, obviously got a southgate did taking into the final and in, you know, the numbers that you mentioned that he's, he's 10 years ago. and coach has been such a successful one, but i think particularly at this tournament where the criticism of his style of play, if his game management has been so vivid and, and, and personal. and, you know, even though he did have the ne, confirmed backing of the f a and is very popular among these players. um,

but the guy said that they were gonna lead to opt out of southgate to decide on his own future. and i think um, you know, because of the atmosphere, the noise around the team during this tournament is position this company and yeah, i guess, i guess i'm confused with, with everything we've just heard. what exactly was the criticism there of, of his personal style. yeah. well, i'm go south gate was, was a defend as a player, and he sets up a team and to defend. and, you know, england have such a deep talent to they have a squad of such attacking superstars and players who used to playing under a very different coaches who have very different tactical styles. who i think, you know, found it difficult, but many times to adapt to go to south guys tactical system. and then, you know, there is what it's like to watch and you know, it's assigned to a fasting for dynamic attacking, exciting football data. southgate start of play isn't necessarily going to queens that fast, and that's been behind it of the criticism, not just one, let me, i guess you could say that wasn't on display in the final,

i'm afraid. is it too early to talk about his legacy? yeah. how do you think he's going to be remember? i mean, you know it's manager. you mentioned some of the numbers i know have go statement here from the c, v english f, a more putting on who is who sites on attention to just what southgate has achieved as a manager. now, modeling of royce the, in the $25.00 tournaments post 1966, but even one the world cup before going to south gate took charge. england had won 7 know, count matches. i mean he's full tournaments in charge. they've 19. so really the numbers are incredible. he's achievements as a coach at the results that he's been able to get have been fantastic. they've just do a stop show of course of actually lifting associate because, and this is the 2nd final in success. and as you mentioned of your being championships in which england have gone home intended well, thank you so much for joining us with that. that is tom kennedy from dw sports.

very much appreciate you here in the studio. and just before we go, we can bring you a reminder of our top stories. at this hour. donald trump has named ohio senator j. d vance as his running mate for november. so the presidential election, trump made his 1st public appearance at the republican national convention since an attempt on his life at the weekends. and the top european union officials have been asked to fully caught meetings and hungry following prime minister victor organs on authorized trips and broad. he's angered many in the us for meeting with precious president vladimir putin in the kremlin earlier this month. now hungry has taken over the rotating ag presidency. and just another quick reminder before we go, don't forget, you can always get dw names on the go. you just need to download our app from google play or from the app store and give you access to all the latest news from around the world plus push notifications. whenever we have the breaking news for

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