and then when the racing questionnaires industry, this kind of funny feels like the this is dw news live from berlin, french government collapses after a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. me shout about me now has to resign plunging france into political uncertainty. we'll have an update from paris on the fall out of that a start vote. also coming up south tree is opposition pushes for the impeachment of president noon, so fuel, as the outrage grows over his short lived martial law decrease. and a man hunt is under way in new york, after a mass gunman shot dead at the top. us health insurance executive, please say it appears to be targeted. hit the

i'm on the and he says welcome. lawmakers and friends have passed a motion of no confidence to toppled a prime minister, and he showed bonnie's government to fall out of his 3 month old cabinet is likely to deepen. frances political crisis. country has been reeling from a polarizing snap election that left a divided parliament with no clear majority. the eyes of the world were on the funds on wednesday. as parliamentarians from both the left and the far right to inform the associates whether to bring down the shed doesn't use government just in 3 months after he became prime minister, suddenly passed through the leaves through the country into political tales, plus from snow. next, a tailor made budget for 2025 and could struggle to refinance. it's huge public debt. in such a position groups insist political change is needed. it's supposed to end because

yeah, we 1st had to vote down most government. that's what we'll now we'll keep pushing until there's a left wing governments discovery tool. mr. met cronum lee, which is like, well, so the, the far right nation in raleigh party to the bottoms against the government. that is, the solution was caused by the deep and long standing gap between what people want and what politically does do. but it's, it's gamble full fall, right? every level tend to have a soft set to winning the next presidential election. she needs to convince more retirees and the business world to back her and yet what those pages, maybe he's political instability. meanwhile, the pen is facing a court case that could see her temporarily bound from running for office come march. she's hoping president amount of mccomb was step down and create the early presidential elections before then. but my call,

who spent most of this week in saudi arabia, has moved out resignation. the french president now looks weaker than ever as he faces the challenge of swiftly finding a new prime minister. the national assembly remains deeply divided and fresh parliamentary elections county health. before next july i spoke to paris space journalist daniel brown about the next steps. now that french law makers of ousted the prime minister, well by means a resignation is set to be founded in tomorrow morning a n i'm so my call is back to where he was up to the summer recess, trying to somehow find a science prime minister who balances between the 3 forces that are currently in the national and assembly. and we know how much fuel appears to be loves to name someone from the left wing. and that's the position the which one the popular vote in july. so legislative elections and also the extreme right wing of our ink

cartridge, which seems to terminate the national assembly the past month. so it means that we're entering into a new for you to click on search and see something francis know, thinks those elections in july. so these are uninsured to 3rd, so a c or a 1st time in the 5th republic that the government is being censored in this way. and so the shortest every n you're by government led by someone you by the way only 170 percent of the rights and slice legislature if the election. so it was a bit on the basis. so i do tax in the relentless series of defeats by coins number since then it does seem like he has a lot less time and we'll see. so we nominate in the next 24 hours. right. will tell us more about what triggered the know confidence vote and got the left in the right to vote against the prime minister as well. there. a disaster is 7 years

of mac from this economic policies francis living. we think that that so the equivalent of 6 percent of the country is g d p. that's the highest among the western economies and the address budget that you suggested which seeking to of find 60000000000 euros and savings to address this like 1836 a. that's no longer on the table. and this means that for example, that's so that's fine. you suggested the municipalities of 5000000 euros have been frozen, of the same guns for rustic touching height in higher education in education and health and extra text text is only 18000000 households. um that are in the sort of an upper middle class. and even actually decided to text to the 176000000000 knows who as well as double in so much money on my floor. right. so all these things and so frequently they desire to

dress the section to somebody that's uh the francis accumulated cost. so some have called me siobhan use bill, his budget, a kind of austerity would show friends or family. so the against would you call it that? and was this a referendum on austerity in france? oh no, no. this isn't. this isn't so phone so that the population is involved in it. it's only inside the walls of the national assembly. but the 2 main forces that are left putting into the coalition and the extreme right being a r n b to represent 2 thirds of the votes in the last elections in july of 331 out of the $577.00. lawmakers voted to know confidence functions of success reflect the popular it's like pretty much um, but what's clear, it is popularity of the of scary

t measures that are used to oppose it. so it's too early to really know what elation is thinking about the the results of the snow. the no, i'm confident function journalist in brown in paris. thanks for joining us. thank you. i mean, or opposition parties in south korea have begun impeachment proceedings against president. you and so if you'll, after his short lived declaration of martial law, use force to reverse the order after lawmaker swiftly voted to block it. the debacle has triggered mass protests demanding the president's resignation. a bill of impeachment for south korea's president opposition parties accused you and suck you'll of trying to stage an insurrection. they say his declaration of martial law on tuesday is a criminal act. you and stuck your has done something crazy. that violates the

constitution. basically committed a crude, todd impeachment is not a choice anymore. it's a must citizens and opposition law makers gathered outside parliament, demanding his resignation. they warn he will go to great lengths to stay in power will come in time. there is a high possibility of him endangering people's lives like provoking north korea, causing chaos near the military denmark cation line, and in the end causing an armed clash. most of the prices are relatively tuesday when the president has suddenly announced he was imposing martial law, fighting threats from north korea and an anti state forces. women armed troops swooped into the capital. so soldiers in circle parliament and try to

enter the building. but protestors and law makers blocked their access and fought their way in parliament, then passed a unanimous motion demanding a martial law be lifted. something go ahead to hey, i'm good. okay. we can have hours later press didn't. you did just that time. but the damage was done, though it was short lived it march the 1st time the civilian government had been replaced by the military since south korea's dictatorship ended in the late 19 eighties. people are shaken by the events and where don't like it was an experience that i've only seen in movies. and i realized how much more serious it is that i had imagined from the cold when i looked at the full man we on these how last night i happened to wake up from my sleep and came across the news. at 1st i was scared and very confused. i kept thinking what is coming on? is this something that could actually happen in this era?

do you see that they don't? most of the men even go critics, the cues, the president of attempting to tightened his grip on power, struggles to push through his agenda in the officers and lead parliament. unimpeachable requires backing from a majority of law makers and the constitutional court. parliament is set to vote on the motion and later this week, 3 expert jenny town is following the story from sol earlier asked her if she thought the efforts to impeach you would actually be successful. um, well it should be pretty easy and i think there was a lot of support for this, especially right in the immediate aftermath when it was playing out. but recently the ruling party, lawmakers have said that they will oppose the impeachment proceedings. um and uh, so it might, it might take a couple of attempts to do it. um, where is um and in the last 24 hours it seemed to much more

a much easier task. is unit acting on his own here. is he acting a radically or does he have support within the government? so he has a very close group of advisors that he keeps very close to him. he does not have very wide support throughout the ruling party itself, much less allies with the bi partisan allies within the government. it's very polarized politics right now, but there's, there's lots to talk of the influence that especially the defense minister has had on his thinking. um and, and, and the idea that, you know, he may not have actually believed that this was, you know, go through like the idea that he announced it late at night on, on tuesday night, was, was, was not, it was very intentional, right. and it was meant to be done at a time when there wasn't going to be

a lot of attention on it. and so there, there are a lot of questions of what he really intended to do with it. but the idea that he would threaten this just as a symbolic measure, for instance, is almost worse than if he actually meant to do it. the idea that you're going to threaten civil liberties and rights to manipulate the public or try and push your agenda forward is exactly the type of behavior that in liberal democracy is that we, that we criticize that 3rd for terry and governments are doing now. so some of the other stories making headlines around the world in the bahamas in opposition, lawmakers through a symbolic parliamentary maze out of the window during a heated debate on police corruption report, a leak was frustrated after being denied permission to speak. this comes after us, prosecutors charged several high ranking bomb in law enforcement officers with helping smuggle cocaine into the country. thousands of pro e u protesters have rallied for the 7th night running in the georgia and capital to

the lucy. the latest demonstration comes after police arrested opposition leaders and activists and rates. georgia. i've seen daily protests since last week after the prime minister said the new membership talks would be suspended until 2028. the ceo of a major us health insure has been shot dead in new york city. united health care is brian thompson was on his way to an investor meeting at the central manhattan's hilton hotel when he was killed. and what police are calling a targeted attack. the shooter is still at large helicopters hover above central manhattan hilton hotel. now with crime scene. the hotel was sick to host and invest amazing for united health care. one of the biggest insures in the us. but just before saving i am the company c o brian thompson was fatally shows on his way inside. it is very well, please say it was

a targeted killings. morning everyone. it appears the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes. and as the victim was walking to the conference hotel, the suspect approached from behind and fired several rounds, striking the victim at least once in the back and at least once in the right calf. many people passed the suspect, but he appeared to wait for his intended target. police say there was no known motive for the killing and have launched a major man hunt for the shooter. they released these images and offered $10000.00 for any information leading to an arrest. the suspect slipped the scene on foot before writing a ring to a bike and to central park a few blocks away. united health and vista conference has been cancelled after the shooting. the company released the statement describing brian thompson as

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the colonization of the red planet. the lawyer as the boss, look. so you still at the latest model simulation station is where a crew of 6 and the low gastro notes will be performing tasks for a month. the people in 20 to 30 years might one day do one months. typically like getting a sneak preview of the future, you often so called f i l. an international team of so called analog astronauts is testing newly developed equipments and procedures. the goal is to detect potential problems to ensure that the journey to mars doesn't become a suicide mission. think is just say, i believe it's time for us to head to mazda. mazda is a place a yearning for us. so one day they'll be cds on month. i'm absolutely convinced of that on what we're doing here is like taking the 1st little baby steps. yes, we're learning to cruel before trying to work because it's a copy that it before the data. in the past space travel was

a prestige project reserved for super powers. nowadays, private companies are transforming it into a viable business model. building rockets and seeking technical solutions to make leaving earth more affordable the path to the stars is full of highs and lows. but for these entrepreneur is there's no turning back. they've been lowered by the bound looseness of space and all its treasures. this is different entities. the space i, there's so much out there, the universe is infinite, infinite power, infinite prosperity. i just need to get out there and grab it when the,

the industrial area of ins brooks is home to the headquarters of the austrian space for them. the astrophysicist cannot scroll now, leads preparations for the private research organizations. next mars mission, the homeless and go through the senses one by one to check the wiring to see if we can improve the rafting a bit. so could you take off your helmet? looks like they're planning to add new features to the space suit simulator. losing both cheap and up. com shift is essentially a kind of space or some kind of where it computed into space to if we can measure many things going on with the aster. no c k g, but also simple things, things and you can eat, drink and even go to the toilet into slices and can, you can try that out. if there's one thing you want to avoid it. sneezing in a space, so it's a mess. anything to us, so we have a small piece of fabric here where you can scratch your nose and

a tiny thing. so small things sit on high tech, but they significantly improve the lines of analog astronauts and olga felton, donald consulting, whitefish, fine. scientists have been refining the suit for over 10 years. the latest addition is a new set of sensors, measuring the astronaut, the level of exertion during the next analog mission. visa, how much succeed they said simulate to review, unique in your thoughts don't. it's by far the best simulation tool we have, reproducing the stresses that people will one day experience while working and living on minds and government kind of ever since his 1st glimpse of space appearing through a telescope as a child cannot claremont has wanted to reach for the stars to get closer to his dream, he became an analog astronaut. a researcher on earth studying space travel begin to from the also indicates that sounds like there's plenty to get the 1st 2 minutes to land on the red planet in the next 20 to 30 years. all of that means just the

person who take the 1st step on mazda has already been sold. you know, way we're a generation of ship field is creating the equipment that will likely enabled the most complex, implemented the dangerous journey ever made. the other one that lead us to a new will keep puts on the so called excess skeleton artificial resistance simulates the pressure conditions. astronaut will face on mars is right down the raise. my hand stays in a neutral position. it doesn't throw so falls. if i make a feast, it takes a bit more strength than usual all of this way. i can precisely simulate the physiological stress cat. last the pressure i space suits on mas would exist on the football flopping hobgood. since tech billionaires, like the lawn mosque, started building rockets and exploring space as an economically viable undertaking

. the industry has boomed numerous start ups in europe now aimed to join the gold rush in space. the we're on the road with chef on position founder and chief engineer of rocket factory, elk sport in bavaria. he's taking us to a former military side housing, an old ammunition bunker. the company rented it to avoid paying for certified testing facilities. lock in factory encourages improvisation. it's aim is to build a rocket that's on the to believe inexpensive. what did you guys do with this company? was this company we built? yeah, it was for the, for the one on, on the hook up there. and inside the anointing, and we're running a critical test today. these are, this test will show us if this turbo pump has the performance,

we mean lighting up decent total pump, the, the performance performance isn't there, the rocket won't return with it. um, but the okay to need all the training. that's cool. let's go and run it. for this test, the turbo pump is driven by a helicopter engine. can it would stand the power of the motor? the. that's an awesome sound, right? yeah. no, the pump could get toner part. everyone has step back to observe the test safely. step on position can tell by the sound whether it's delivering the desired performance the last day of the test when very well, a worthwhile investment today. i think we're gathering data on the turbo pumps improving the engines, improving the we're getting closer to being ready to fly into orbit to heights and

in order to feed rockett factory, outboards headquarters are 30 kilometers away. step on pollution, started the company with a partner in 2018 at the age of 33 to the firm. now employees around $300.00 people from over 40 countries funding for the development of the rocket is being provided by venture capital to cut costs. the company uses standardized industrial components m c a c, they take these there are lots of technical details of different, but this is essentially a be or storage tank like the ones you find in breweries. i think that's using a beer tank to reach space. it's an idea patient got from an a i to build a rocket engine because engineers are using automotive parts and components made by 3 d printers. before starting his company. please. shank

studied aerospace engineering in australia and worked in the industry for 10 years . yeah. does this, does it have, this is the heart of the engine or keep them on a rocket engine is a miracle because accessible location. it's amazing that it works at all. the guns it all space travel itself is an absolute miracle. and yet no one ever really thought it wouldn't work. it's got food in my time, lots of good to just talk. there were many mathematicians who said it wasn't possible to reach space concepts due to the laws of nature. instead of clicking on the hosting and then i'm over 60 years ago, the russians proved it was possible by putting a satellite in orbit. save me with that. but the space exploration took off an off his teeth on the fedex to the v shanks. father was a helicopter engineer, step on set his sights even higher, choosing rockets instead of the ultimate challenge for any engineering enthusiast the

escape may i ask who i'm determined to buy. there are over $100.00 companies worldwide trying to do the same thing and stick to build rockets as cheaply as possible so, so lights can reach orbit at lower cost, so, and generate more data is indeed all of it becomes. what i mean by secrecy is important. the thing is that too late to get, i might talk about in commercial ventures, there's something even more important comment to enough speeds enough last few big picture that's the stupid it gives you have to make it happen as quickly as possible, even though it can be called you on most space 6, let the way and commercial space flights with a grand goal of colonizing mars. for the moments, however, most rockets are meant to launch satellites into low earth orbit. in 2023. the total number of satellite circling earth tops, $7500.00. it's big business for rocket builders.

this commercial use of space has been dubbed new space and germany wants to be part of it. it's new space initiative was founded in berlin in 2021. as part of the federation of german industries, it's a market that's already worth billions. as more and more sectors depend on digital networks as the initiative leader, and which he is about to explains this and that's in all these days. the exchange of data happens largely via satellites in a space based system test to do that. so that's why a new space is a key issue for the entire credit of germany in australia and why we're so committed suicide to email on this. i believe it holds great potential for german industry and for the future and competitiveness of german industry. so when you get

that up, so it's kind of options to rocket factory. alex bork, is one of 3 german startups developing small rockets to transport satellites. no one is willing to show their hand an ever. everyone wants to be 1st is when you come inside or they will make it to pay us and we'll keep going open even when the odds are against us. and we find a way to venture out, learn more and answer the question on once the course. in fact, why do we exist at all? get some some. why are we here in the yes step on patient likes to spend his evening's at the work bench in his garage. the didn't get in talk to you soon. i'm here every day and usually until midnight just wouldn't leave without this. my life just wouldn't work extra without this workshop . i wouldn't be able to get by. i think i need to do these kinds of things mostly

his 1st day. so if i want to invest as much time as possible to move things forward that's going to bring, he's convinced that new technologies will keep improving life on earth. by day he builds rockets in the evening. the attempts to revolutionize the current engine than these more of any somebody i've been working on this engine for a long time, almost 10 years now and yet. that's it for me. it sounds crazy, but i finally proven that it works as i can think of it as a completely emission free engine complex, essentially a combustion engine with rocket technology. and then with more to him, executive, we build rockets like cars that are key. and here at home, i build cars like rock. it was good, i keep a clean combustion engine, making the impossible possible, both on earth and in space like you on most. he's convinced that humans will become

an intergalactic species. if it's not to you for them to be stick, it's a free feel that humanity managers to set up a base on another planet if possible, a place that's inhabited continuously from then on for the 1st step. that's the 1st step. once more lost the moons. there are various targets, but mars definitely makes a lot of sense if he's in the space tourism colonies on mars and the moon asteroid mining, the promise of limitless growth in the infinite regions of space. the bunch of this still sounds like science fiction, but expectations are high. according to a study by the federation of german industries, the market for space based applications could grow annually by 7.4 percent, to over a trillion euros by 2040 the

sand pits in upper austria sides of gal north to them is public presentation of the austrian space forms upcoming mission to march, the more than the romance of space. it's the multi $1000000000.00 economic opportunity that officials say austria should not ignore the media space lady, not the most true. you might one day become a brand. and this could be seen as the both of it also step to assign. the the miners. rovers are drawing special attention developed for the upcoming mission by austrian and german students. they're designed to explore unfamiliar terrain as a to.