well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values. the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform, the it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many poets peopl

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. given the fact that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015, it represented national interests and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. the it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost

the populace law and justice party came to power in 2015. it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l g, b t q plus people. this was a central pillar of the parties platform. the it also oversaw a defacto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many poets people protested, but that didn't stop the ruling party. instead, it brought in popular but expensive policies. for child benefit allowance was raised while retirement age was lowered, meaning older citizens no longer had to work as long changes like these were well received, including by many here and share because it's after enjoying their cakes. the women are now taking part in an exercise class at the local sports center. this is the most important thing is to have a decent pens

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them and didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. given the fact that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. the it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula, meanwhile is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them and didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. given the fact that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media. journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. m

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula, meanwhile is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than seeds and crooks given the fact that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace law and justice party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and had exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populous law, injustice party came to power, and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b, t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform, the it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media. journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula, meanwhile is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them and didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than seeds and crooks given the fact that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace law and justice party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values. the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b, t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the parties platform, the it also oversaw a defacto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their j

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy, the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. in fact, despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform, the it also oversaw a de facto band on a portions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media. journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. ma

the populace law and justice party came to power in 2015. it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b, t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media. journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many polish people protested, but that didn't stop the ruling party. instead, it brought in popular but expensive policies. for child benefit allowance was raised while retirement age was lowered, meaning older citizens no longer had to work as long changes like these were well received, including by many here and share because it's after enjoying their cakes. the women are now taking part in an exercise class at the local sports center. the most important thing is to have a decent pension,

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values. the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform, the it also oversaw a defacto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many college

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them and didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. given the fact that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace law and justice party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. it also oversaw a de facto band on a portions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs

you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. in fact, despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015, it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l g b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. the it also oversaw defacto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many poli

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula, meanwhile is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them, i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. given the fact that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace law and justice party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values of the parties. policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b, t q plus people. this was a central pillar of the parties platform. the it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media. journalists, critical of the government lost the

the populace law and justice party came to power in 2015. it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. it also oversaw a de facto band on a portions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many college people protested, but that didn't stop the ruling party. instead, it brought in popular but expensive policies. the child benefit allowance was raised while retirement age was lowered, meaning older citizens no longer had to work as long changes like these were well received, including by many here and share because it's after enjoying their cakes. the women are now taking part in an exercise class at the local sports center. this is the most important thing is to have a decent pe

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populace lawn just as party came to power and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and had exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many polish peopl

well, you know, the law and justice party had a lot of voters. it's christina formula. meanwhile, is happy the old government left office if you asked me, it doesn't deserve any credit. i don't like them. i never supported them. and i didn't like what they did when they were in power. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. that despite the birthday party spirit, she doesn't have a kind word to say about the old government. so how did poland get to this point? the populous law, injustice party came to power, and in 2015 it represented nationalist and right wing conservative values or the parties policy positions had concrete effects on the lives of polish people. for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b, t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform. it also oversaw a de facto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media. journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many poe

and justice party the broadcaster is now in a state of appeal programs that spread law and justice party propaganda and celebrate leader yacht us love kazinsky had been cut, which hasn't gone down well with everyone. electric with the let's see, why did they shut down our channel? se liquidated by force. when they have no arguments, they use violence. why can't i watch the channel? i want to watch it. i'm the one with the remote in my hand. it's my right. for the sacked journalist, it's clear that pro law and justice staff should now be fired in turn. it's the only way to achieve media balance. to ask them to go down. there is no doubt in my mind that most of these people acting like they have a journalistic mission have to go immediately. they have to be fired. of this volume is poland heading for improve social cohesion or entrenched division. just absolutely to i really feel there's hope for a big social change. fortunately, mine's been fed, it'll be difficult to make far reaching changes. now, moses were at the beginning of this road, so just want to be one society. so we'd really be

the university was considered a personnel hotbed for the law and justice party; from the moment of itspening, a member of the european parliament from pis was appointed rector. among those who graduated from the prestigious human college at a discount without attending classes is the uncle of the leader of the polish regime, duda. besides him in the university celebrated 37 leading officers of the polish army, as well as directors of large companies. another scandal erupted around the company booing. in the course of the trial and is accused of using parts of inadequate quality during the production of his aircraft, as well as engineering defects that had already been put into operation on the aircraft, in the midst of legal vicissitudes, john barnett, who testified in the lawsuit against bong, was found dead. the daily mail described the incident as a death from a wound he self-inflicted. barnett had worked for the company for 32 years and knew the ins and outs. his testimony. and inspections by the american regulator, boeing failed 33 out of 89. before his death, barnett said that th

party, which is now in opposition there, as well as politicians from the former civil platform, whichs now the center of this democratic coalition, we have to immediately consider two points: the fact that the poles support ukraine and the fact that the poles support the farmers, they do it at the same time. uhu, so what, we have not yet had such schizophrenia in ukrainian society, at whom we can throw stones, we have done so many times, yes, it is true, and we can say three thousand times, are you friends, don't you see that this is schizophrenia, if you support us, why do you want the destruction of our economy for unknown reasons, we do not interfere with anyone, then these begin amazing conversations held by ukrainians themselves, it's just that we have... fundists, and in poland there are poor unfortunate farmers, ugh, who suffer from the actions of our agricultural oligarchs, although statistics show that the products that go through poland transits, i emphasize , transits through poland, nothing goes to poland, because there is a restriction that was introduced by the previous

istanbul and the justice and development party candidate who was the environment minister previously murat kurum. now of course president erdogan has been campaigning for the past few weeks, if we can say four or five weeks, he roomed all 81 provinces speaking to his voters, because this election particularly is considered for erdogan a test of his popularity. if he does not win istanbul and ankara, it will mean that "the ak ruling party will be over in power, as i mentioned before a very important quote in turkey and it's eligible actually that whoever wins istanbul particularly wins power in turkey, and the analysts are saying that if akram imamolu wins this election another time and he becomes another time and the mayor of istanbul, he may be the the the the number one candidate for the opposition to for the presidency five years from now." "and of course the ak ruling party until now they do not have someone in the image that can replace president erdogan, so akmulo he was defeated in the presidential or the chp republican people's party was defeated in the presidential election

chp is head of the ruling justice and development party, and this is actually a shock to us. we did not expect the difference to be that much in all of these cities and provinces especially. in istanbul now also let me just mention that president erdogan was supposed to be in istanbul or he was actually in istanbul and he was supposed to be celebrating the win in the headquarters of the justice and development ruling party with murad kurum his candidate for istanbul municipality mayor however when the results started being revealed um he left to ankara and he said that or his office said that at 10:30 istanbul time which is approximately 15 minutes from now, he will be making a speech from the headquarters of the ak ruling party. now we can already hear celebrations taking a place outside in the streets by of course supporters of the republican people's party. also let me mention that the chp had ozgur the the republican people's party had he spoke a while ago and from the things that he spoke about he said voters decided to establish new political system in the country and p

the opposed people voted out the right wing populace from the law and justice party. set off again. increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. i'm optimistic. i feel good about what's to come about it because all the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided. they'll be resistance from the right. great years, right wing nationalist populist ruled po, new leader. don't know if this is liberal in pro euro and not everyone is happy. i don't accept the election. not even the communists. dude with the current government is doing so what is the mood like in poland? can the country overcome its divisions the here and share because it's in northern poland birthday celebrations are underway for christina, for miller. she's turning 73. it's also what's known as that thursday. a last chance to read some treats before the restrictions of land to kick in that thursday is a typical.

for the justice and development party, of course other candidates are also running for the mayor of... istanbul 49 candidates, we have 22 of them are from political parties and 27 are independent candidates, however i think that the last call will be between murat kuram and akrim imamo. now let me just mention why istanbul is that important, because istanbul has 5% of turkey's population, 16 million residences in istanbul, the budget of istanbul municipality is more than 7 billion dollars, which is more than what some ministries in turkey takes and as i mentioned, it has happened before, whoever wins the mayorship of istanbul, wins the presidential or becomes the main power in the country, it happened in 1994 when president erdogan won the mayorship of istanbul, he was the mayor for five years and after that he became the prime minister of turkey and now for the past 20 years he is the president, also let me here mention that this is the last action as mentioned by president erdogan that he will be running and president erdogan have been seen for the past few weeks going on campaigns

with judges and favoring the law and justice party.here was a back story here as well which has just come to a head ever since donald tusk came in office in december. we heard a lot of the lo loggerheads with the prime minister as well. it could potentially stop the relations with the eu and poland. what was interesting is very soon after donald tusk became prime minister late last month, the eu rubber stamped the starting of the funds for the cohesion fund and other big fund which is combined is 137 billion euro which has been held up the last couple years. that money needs to be spent by middle of 2026. that carries issues. the president, mr. duda, says is this about reform or politics? fascinating exchange with me and the president yesterday. let's listen to what he had to say. >> translator: you know, it turns out no reforms were needed to up up the path to european funds. the change of government in poland is enough. i find it sad. we were always hearing how reinstating the rule of law requires reforms. it turns out it was nonsens

the university has long been considered a personnel hotbed for the justice and justice party.al institution was founded in 2018. the brother of a member of the european parliament became its rector; in the summer of next year he became a member until 2019, he was a deputy from pisa, already the supervisory board of the state company pkp karga, or, for example, slawomir batko, occupies a prominent position in the city of opole, for a year he was the president of one of the divisions of the state concern orlin, but not only managers became famous for their fake diplomas, leading officers the polish army also finished. graduate school. the press service of the country's ministry of defense reported that there are 37 military personnel on the list. trials of members of a large-scale cybercriminal group continue in belarus. attackers on online flea markets under the guise of buyers were offered to pay for goods online and the victims were sent a phishing page visually identical to the one on which the user sold their goods. to get money, you just had to enter the card details, but

the main competition is between the justice and development party and the people's republican party. and the championship of the ruling girls. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their resurrection. dear viewers, good morning. we are with you with the 8 am news section, the second night of the night of the night of grace tonight in the shrines. the purification of the mosques and the blessed bekaa is held. on the first night, the fragrance of boi bandgi reached the virtual space. shab zinda daran had a special prayer this year. pray for the liberation of palestine, especially the people of gaza. the sound of these bows, ya la ilaha ila ant. gaza, we call you on the night of the ummah of the messenger of allah , let us not forget you, god, with the love and hunger of the orphans of the city, cut off the life of the childish regime . these people were praying a lot last night, a prayer that is both a means of purifying the soul and a weapon against the enemies. children immersed in childish pleasures p

and development party and the opposition. president typ erdogan has described istanbul as national jewel hoping that his ak party regains the city after losing it to the republican people's party in 2019. it is believed that istanbul. will be the main challenger to the ruling party in the 2028 presidential vote if reelected. let's get more on these elections. russian saglam is a correspondent joining us from istanbul. we also have uh for an analysis on erim, political analyst who joins us from istanbul. welcome to you with russia and over to you uh what are we looking at in terms of how people are coming out and perhaps any indication as to uh which party they're voting for. yes, actually we are in bishiktash in one of istanbul's main districts, this district actually is considered one of the main opposition ones for the majority here votes for the republican people's party chp, so the the majority of the people i asked who are they voting for, for the mayor of istanbul, they said academy mamolu, however for the mayor of bish

governs poland, the polish peasant party, but also... the silyan party is a party of farmers, and the defeat of this party means a blow to the coalition, this is the second moment , thirdly, this protest enjoys the absolute support of polish society, where 80%, and again, the prime minister of poland, as well as the president of poland, as well as politicians from the law and justice party, which is currently in opposition there, as well as politicians from the former citizens which platform, which is now the center of this democratic coalition, has to take into account two points at once: the fact that the poles support ukraine and the fact that the poles support the farmers, they do it at the same time. ugh. so what? we have not yet had such schizophrenia in ukrainian society that we can throw stones at. we have done this many times. so it's true. and we can say three thousand times: " don't you guys see that this is schizophrenia." if. you support us, why do you want the destruction of our economy for inexplicable reasons, we we do no

right and justice, because it has always been part of this electorate, and in coalitions... now i leadish peasant party, but the peasant party is also a farmer's party, and the defeat of this party means a blow to the coalition, this is the second point, the third , this protest enjoys the absolute support of polish society, where 80%, and again , the prime minister of poland, as well as the president of poland, as well as the politicians from the law and justice party, who are there now... in the opposition, as well as the politicians from the former civil platform, which is now the center of this democratic coalition, we have to immediately take into account two points: that poles support ukraine and that poles support farmers. he does it at the same time. ugh. so what? we have not yet had such schizophrenia in ukrainian society, who can we throw stones at? we have done this many times. so it's true. and we can say three thousand times: "are you?" friends, can't you see that this is schizophrenia, if you support us, why do you want the destruction of our economy for unknown reasons,

party set up again. increasingly, it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. i'm optimistic. i feel good about what's to come for about it because all the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided. they'll be a resistance from the right great years right wing that.

, which is the kurdish political party. while 16.46 were for the ruling justice and development party also not a shocking result, this always happen in the arbakir because of the majority of it are being from the uh kurdish people, so that's normal for the kurdish political party to be ahead over there. however, in general, i think that the difference between the candidates of the political parties, the first, the winner and the second one is really high, and this is what we did not expect all day, we could, we expected it actually in izmir and in ankara, but in other provinces this came as shocking, especially as i mentioned in istanbul, now of course, as we i mentioned during the day that istanbul has a special significance. because they say here in turkey and president erdogan have said it also that whoever wins istanbul is going to pave the way to towards becoming the president of turkey or wins the power over turkey, so if this time actually the opposition party uh does win istanbul for the second time in a row after the 2019 elections also with ankara and izmir, this is going to

people voted out the right wing populace from the law and justice party. the thing is with increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. only i'm optimistic. i feel good about what's to come for about it because all the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided.

the two main parties in turkey is the ruling justice development party led by the president of this country, recep tayyip erdogan, and the opposition party, the largest opposition party. the government of the republican party. khalq, led by azal , who has been the successor of kamal gholish terlu for a few months , has become erdogan's staunch opponent in the presidential elections. the ruling party left the municipalities of big cities like istanbul and ankara to the rival party , but now it is trying to regain the municipalities of important cities like istanbul and ankara by introducing murad kurum to compete with akram imamoglu and turgut altonouk to compete with mansour yavash. i would like to point out that due to the terrorist incidents that happened in the cities of istanbul and ankara in the last few months, this period of elections is under treatment. yes, i apologize for the sound problems we had, god willing, in the next parts of the coming days with mr. mohammadi sani, an expert on west asian issues. we will talk with mr. mossadeghpour, we also talked about the latest d

the university has long been considered a personnel hotbed for the justice and justice party.on was founded in 2018, the brother of the deputy became its rector member of the european parliament from the pis party. some employees were charged with participating in an organized crime group operating on university property. their goal was to commit crimes related to the sale of diplomas. hundreds of names were included in the lists of graduates. whom even the uncle of the polish dictator, antoni duda. until 2019, he was a deputy from pisa, and in the summer of next year he became a member of the supervisory board of the state-owned company pkp-cargo. or, for example, slawomir batkom, occupies a prominent position in in the city of opole, for a year he was president of one of the divisions of the arlen state concern. but not only managers became famous for their fake diplomas, leading officers of the polish army also for... soldiers and admitted that the us contingent could soon reach 100,000. the polish dictator started talking about overseas troops. on the eve of his visit to a

istanbul are the key battlegrounds between the ruling justice and development party and the opposition. president richard tyber de one has described istanbul as the national jewel and hopes his act party will regain the... city, they lost it to the republican people's party in 2019. it's believed that istanbul's mayor, ikrimlu will be the main challenger to the ruling party in the 2028 presidential vote if re-elected. while the main prize faire to one is istanbul, he also seeks to win back the capital ankara, that he also lost control of five years ago. well joining us on this edition of the news review, we have uh... professor of political science at istanbul university, joining us from istanbul, also journalist and commentator esral turk uh who's also with us from the turkish city of istanbul. welcome to the program to the both of you, let's start off with uh ilter turon. give us your perspective on uh the significance uh of the vote and also uh were any questions regarding the turnout answered today? well we actually the count is still continuing so it would be difficult to venture

party set up again. increasingly, it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. i'm optimistic. i feel good about what's to come about it because all the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided. they'll be a resistance from the right great years, right wing nationalist, popular.

party set up again. the thing is with increasingly it seems they were nothing more than season crooks. i'm optimistic. i feel good about what's to come about it because all the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided friends and they'll be a resistance from the right great years. right wing nationalist populist.

party set up again. increasingly, it seems they were nothing more than season crooks the most to me. so if i'm optimistic, i feel good about what's to come to the bottom book of all the elections have shown that the majority is fed up but the country is divided by.

justice and development party. and erdogan, what do they think they will have in front of them? they lost in the main cities last time, tomorrow they can take their revenge on the people's republic party , in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. it was held in 2019, mr. erdogan tried his best to get at least istanbul. and the prime minister at the time put mr. binalidirim in front of mr. akram imamoglu so that he could use his power. he used his ability and won the mayorship, but he could not and failed . regarding the municipal elections, we must say that the municipal elections are very important because the mayor in istanbul has special powers and has many powers in different cities of turkey. and in a way, we can say that we can see the foundation of the presidential elections in these same municipal elections. during this period, mr. erdoğan is trying his best to be able to visit the cities of ankara, istanbul, izmir, antalya and he tried to win adana and told his fans that this is the last round that i am present and i want you. that you vote for our p

was able to defeat the candidates of the justice and development party led by turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. citizens of turkey are at the polls in local municipal elections. i am talking about this with my colleague based in ankara, mr. kamli. hello , please tell us about the details of this vote and its importance in turkey. municipalities, city council members, turkish local gods it started at 8:00 am local time today in 81 provinces of turkey, one year away from the presidential elections, but as you mentioned, the municipal elections in turkey have a completely political aspect and there is a place for parties to compete, 36 candidate parties. nominating for the tenure of municipalities , but the main competition is between the two ruling justice and development parties led by president recep tayyip erdogan and the largest opposition party, the people's republican party , led by azgir ezal. in the previous round, the ruling party could not win the municipalities of istanbul and ankara and take over some big cities and in this the purpose of the period is to be able to ta

the university was considered a personnel breeding ground for the law and justice party.g , a member of the european parliament was appointed rector. some employees were charged with participation in an organized criminal group operating on university premises, their the goal was to commit crimes related to the sale of diplomas. the list of graduates includes hundreds of names, including even the uncle of the polish dictator, anthony duda. until 2019, he was a deputy from pis, and in the summer of next year he became a member of the supervisory board of the state-owned company ik. around the company booing, it is in the process of litigation and is accused of using parts of inadequate quality during the production of its aircraft, as well as engineering defects that have already been put into operation airborne aircraft, in the midst of litigation, john barnett, who testified against boeing, was found dead, the daily described the incident as a death. from a self-inflicted wound. barnett had worked for the company for 32 years and knew the ins and outs. his testimony is a

the opposition, represented by the right to justice party , is actively trying to play this card, realizingake revenge in the local and european elections, and next year in the presidential elections. the situation with the protests is certainly in their favor. it is not surprising that the peasants were supported by president andrzej duda, even against the background of accusations in the press that the farmers were revolting. work for the kremlin. everything that is happening in europe, what is happening in polish agriculture, i mean protests, is actively exploited by pro-russian groups. and we know that farmer protests are already planned for the coming months in brussels, just before the european parliament elections. polish farmers continue their indefinite action to block the borders of ukraine, which is why, as of march 1, the zelensky regime has already missed more than $500 million in the budget. brussels insists. while imports from ukraine did cause a shock to the eu and led to destabilization throughout the european market, we must remember that it is russia that is creating the

the university has long been considered a personnel hotbed for the justice and justice party.he educational institution was founded in 2018. its rector was the brother of a member of the european parliament from the peace party. some employees were charged with participating in organized crime criminal group operating on the territory of the university. their goal was to commit crimes related to the military also recalled that several thousand american soldiers are constantly stationed in poland and admitted that the us contingent could soon reach 100,000, the polish dictator spoke about overseas troops. on the eve of his visit to america, duda said that the country wants to station more american troops on its territory and emphasized that 2% of gdp is not enough for defense spending of nato countries; they are needed increase to 3%. but according to bloomberg , joe biden is confident that there is currently no need for additional american troops on the polish border. unlike poland, sweden does not want to support foreign soldiers, although the country has just become a member

, the opposition political party here in... turkey and murad kurum, the candidate of the justice and9 candidates in istanbul alone and there are those who are independent, not with political parties and now let me just speak about the problems that occurred from 8 am till now 1 pm istanbul time uh in d bakar, there was one dead and 12 injured in a armed fight in front of a electoral commission, there was a fight and who is going to go inside first and the fight broke down over there and there was as i mentioned one that 12 injured in chly urfa, there were two fights in one of these, one of these fights happened inside the electoral committee. uh and then the police intervened and one of these fights happened outside of a polling station and there there is two injured in shanley orfa so also when we were rooming the polling station here where we are, we spoke to people and they said they had some complaints about how the election is going, one group said that the independent candidates, their names on the paper... are smaller than the names of the political parties, like for example i

party is actively trying to play this card, realizing that this year they need to take revenge in local, and next year in the presidential elections. the situation with the protests is certainly in their favor; it is not surprising that the peasants were supported by president andrzej duda, even against the backdrop of accusations in the press that the rebellious farmers were working for the kremlin. everything that is happening in europe, what is happening in polish agriculture, i mean protests, is being actively exploited pro-russian groups. and we know that farmer protests are already planned for the coming months in brussels, just before the european parliament elections. polish farmers continue their indefinite action to block the borders of ukraine, which is why, as of march 1, the zelensky regime has already missed more than $500 million in the budget. brussels insists that imports from ukraine will continue, no matter how ruinous they may be. and if someone thinks that they have problems because of this, they suggested that they present a claim to russia. from ukraine really sen

party amar chilik has already... frankly said that in such a situation it is absolutely clear to everyoneer, as he put it, but an even more, of course, comical statement was from the taliban representative in qatar, who said that kharasan is leading, which allegedly they were tied to this terrorist attack, he does not now have any organizational capabilities to carry out terrorist attacks, because on the territory of afghanistan he... information from where, what money was sent to whom and from where, now the most important thing is to get to not just the perpetrators, not just the organizers, but precisely the customers who ordered this terrorist attack in order to turn the war into a terrorist regime, they will inevitably find customers and organizers, the accounting chamber of the united states, which has just recommended that the state department better monitor the funds allocated to kiev, quote, the department does not have a systematic and comprehensive approach to this matter, in general, blinkin got hit on the head by the accounts chamber, great, we’ll be back, those who want to b

justice thomas: so your argument is that the sanctions on a third party suppressed the speech of nra? mr. cole: your honor, the court's first amendment restrictions does not require proof of suppression, it requires proof of burden. it is legal to propose on dollars fine -- a $1 fine. here we have actually alleged -- it has cost the nra millions of dollars as a result of the kinds of coercion that has been put in place here, and the nra like any other advocacy group relies on banks, relies on insurance companies to be able to do their business. and what is the business? political advocacy. justice kagan: isn't the issue of coercion different than the first amendment question? you are relying i think bantam books, is that correct? mr. cole: yes. >> as i read that case, there were two things going on. there was unconstitutional prior restraint, and the court recognized that, and there was the limitation of the unconstitutional restraint through the means of government coercion. so if i'm right about that in terms of how we should be thinking about bantam books, then don't we have two di

justice thomas: could the ment rather than coerce a third-party, simply entice them to reach the same suppres -- do the exact same thi suppress speech? mr. mcdowell: itds, justice thomas, on what you mean by entice. justice thomas: what is the difference? mr. mcdowell: bloom requires that encouragement overwhelm the judgment of intermediary, -- justice thomas: at would that look lithis case. mr. mcdowell: in this case, i k you could think of the offer of leniency that vullo made it to lloyd's as either a form of significant easy on you for legal we will go violations, or as a threat basically saying we ll bring these enforcement actions agyou if you do not stop doing business with gun groups. coercion and significant encouragement are two sides of the same coin, as mr. fletcher said earlier chief justice roberts: counsel, considerable overlap with the first case. can u articulate what the ences are with your position in thise and the position in the prior case? mr. mcdowell: there are no differences as to the legal principles. the difference here is there is a specific course of threa

i'm like -- and the tenth justice are the clerks i'm going to invite all the justices to my book party's fact so i -- i invite them all. and -- i don't know what's going to happen. but my phone rings and it's the day before the book party. it's early days of cell phones and i see on my phone "supreme court. i'm like, oh-oh. i pick up the phone, i hear this little old lady voice. she's like, "hi, brad, it's justice ginsburg i'm just calling about your party. and i'm like, um -- okay -- hi, justice ginsburg she's like, "i can't come to your party." i'm like, i'm thinking to myself, it's okay. and i tell her i'm very nice to her "it's okay, don't be silly, it's okay." then i hung up the phone and i was like -- i turned to my wife and i said, "well now who's going to deejay? >> seth: yeah. >> and so -- >> seth: you'd have probably managed. >> yeah, let's just say -- scalia would have really made it up >> seth: chris eliopoulos is the fantastic artist of these books. it's an incredible combination of the two of you working together how did this idea first get birthed, and did you always kno