on fox twenty four entrance twenty four dot com. yeah but its use welcome to live from paris will news and analysis from from my cat i'm not going these are the headlines. omar al bashir charged with involvement in killing protesters during the uprising meanwhile the militia council says. is now an agreement on the p per ststructure for the transition o sit down. sweden is to reopen the rape case against u. s. owns the co founder of wikileaks is currently in jail in the u. k.. of the jumping bail on that charge back in. twenty twelve meeting of minds nationalist anti micro print section iss to us president donald trump hungary's prime minister viktor orban. meet the white house of trump's former right hand man steve

bannon. looking to promote far right thinking person. thank you very much for being with us. sudan's former hardline president omar al bashir has been charged with incitement and involvement in the killing of protest this. hundred killed in the four months of protests led to basheer being forced from power by the army. she was ousted and rested on april eleventh nothing's been heard from since. is wanted by the international criminal court of the deaths of four h hundred thousand d peopln the weststern. sudanese region of darfur for violence describe this ethnic cleansing which began back in two thousand two and sit down as so far refused to hand over. the former strongman leader. it could be a major step in

sudan's transition from a dictatorship to a civilian life democracy. on monday the country's p protet leaders said an agreement had been reached with the country's military rulers on the structure of a new sovereign council that will run through done. at today's meeting we agreed on the structure of the sovereign council which will include military and civilian representatives. to mars discussions will revolve around the composition of the council. the spokesman went on to explain that the sovereign council would rule the country alongside a cabinet and a legislative body. the announcement marks a new stagee following the uprising that has taken hold of suit on in recent months. since the ousting of former leader omar al bashir last month protesters had maintained pressure to move from military to civilian rule. the balance between military and civilian components and the length of the transition itself have been major sticking points. as discussions on the details of the transition continues to don's former strong manan is facing charges over thee killing

of protesters. the prosecutor general's formally accused al bashir of involvement in the death of protesters and incitement to kill protesters during the uprising that ultimately drove him from power. protest leaders say around one hundred demonstrators were killed during several months of rallies. it is not clear yet what punishment al bashir may face the transitional military council has previously said al bashir would face justice insisights you don and w wld not be extradidited to the international criminal court. the former leader is currently in prison in cartoon if you had yeah. for now this s is the of that story to come here live from paris next sweden. says it will reopen the rape case against julian assange. co foundnder wikileaks is currently in jail for jumping bail in. twenty twelve you fled to the ecuadorean embassy london saying that the move was to avoid being extradited. to the us on the back of the swedish case was we can drop the charges back in twenty seventeen but is now reversing that decision. the united states has also begun extradition proceedings on

conspiracy charges. of the leak of confidential intelligence by wikileaks. twenty ten just over a year before the statute of limitations expires swedish authorities have re opened an investigation into a rape allegation against juliana song. sam adams the one now. the swedish courts on several occasions have examines the detention issue. and a rolling down the conclusion i missed a soldier was suspected of rape on the seventeenth of august on probable coolsls which is a higr degree of suspicion. time. the plaintiffs lawyers and the prosecutors decision it shows the swedish justice system is not influenced by the international media or political pressure. then seeing as the side representing the aggrieved party we believe that the prosecutor's decision is clear yet signal something important and that is that everyone is equal before the law. nobody stands above the law even if your name is julian us on the

accusations d date back t to aut of twenty ten when two women accuse the wikileaks founder of assaulting them in separate encounters. a son's denies the claims insisting efforts to extradite him to sweden are part of a wider conspiracy to send him to the united states. the current editor in chief of wikileaks christian half done to re opening the case would give us on the opportunity to clear his name. since j julian assange was arrested on the eleventh of april twenty nineteen there has been considederable political pressure on sweden to reopen their investigagation. but that has alwayss been political pressure surrounding this case -- swedish authorities will now seek to extradite a saunders which could hamper the unitited states attempts t to de same. us authorities want to try him for leasing hundreds of thousands of classified u. s. military and diplomatitic documents. but for now it's on his fate lies with officials in the u. k. british courts will rule on both

extradition requests among their considerations whether or not the us request is politically motivated. as well as whether or not a songs would face the death penalty. a british judge has given the united states until june twelfth to outline its case against the wikileaks founder. donald trump is hosting one of the mostt controversial european leaders. at the white house the us presidentt speaking with hungry as viktor orban the two share a common ground on many policy matters both the ansi migrant both the nationalists and protectionist in this meeting comes as drums one time. chief a adviser steve bannon is working to expand the support far right thinking. across europe. course one of the crowd as the white house. because they can't do that agai. well they certainly agree it with one another on many things and had quite a lot of praise for each other in the oval office just a few minutes ago. but of an understatement from the president of the united states when he said the vic told by animals a little bit controversial like me i think

the main cords from the u. s. president was when he prays the hungarian prime minister. for his stance on immigration specifically and specifically in this case for putting up a block according to the u. s. president now that's it presumably goes back to the twenty y fifteeeen migrant c crisis in eurorope whn hungry actually put up a fence. on the border with croatia and serbia remember o of course that us president donald trump w woud like t to put up a wall himselfn the border between mexico. and the united states donald trump went on to say that he believes that civic -- to van is very respected inside europe and to somebody who is doing a tremendous job now that's not necessarily of course something that many european leaders would agree with. both of these -- leaders certainly have that one thing in common they are controversial as the u. s. president just said. the crowd at the white house that.

the rp elections are fast approaching from my cat will be dedicating an entire program. to the vote the rise of the far right just one of the issues that will be examining goals. and that program on the european elections will broadcast fourteen forty five and eighteen thirty paris time every day. right up to the vote. brittany door johnn burgundy normandydy. across from some five hundred thousand people took part in the menu in n mac tools brand debat. he sent me the consultation was the president's on set to the yellow vest crisis his so i did not see coming. when i think that this was it i think we may be underestimated the sense of urgenency? we thought we had a few years ahead of us to improve the economy to help t the country's businesses investigate what else it is on please.

make a note of it yeah. three hundred and fifty kilometers south of f paris the town o of t withth design standnds a as a sl of rural france. the clothes is one of the poorest and most is -- today areas in the country. to make things worse the main train station is in danger. who knows i oncnce knew thiss station running day and night theree were trains constantly? nonow everything's g going away there's nothing left for the country y selling twenenty comp. ththe general authorities on the sncf railway company a slashing two rounds of three jobs at the station. vending machines will replace the staff. mr kay is worried this visually impaired physiotherapist takes the train every day. davies yell out front that thehe prinince's motto is liberty equality fraternity. four five but if a disabled person congo out. he's not free but t the surgeon yoyou may if he has no human support was the fraternity. and if you can't go to work then

there's no a quality. the clothes department was createdd during the f french revolulution on here people willing to give up without a fight. with a local yet offensive protested peacefully despite the general feeling of dispatch. retired farmers yet all joined the movement with his nephew or dj who's been struggling to make ends meet since he switched to organic farming. the two sisters and you get the subsidies for going organic. no nothing floor. okay so nothing for the past three years right. not a single song team. french state has failed to pay your leading his subsidy citing software problems. he county been pay himself ass usual santeria three hundreded euros a month. jan how gets a state pension of six hundred and fifty two euros a month on hopes the yellow fest will be hard without standing in the european elections.. usually usually yellow vessels are here to denounce what politicians and unions failed to achieve over ththe last forty years. we're not here to replace them.

tell governments in the rotating in any real involved as thesese farmers havave seen my quality f life was sent over the years. if you remember really passionate about what i do otherwise i would have stopped long time ago. the what else was people i would have to pull it to my head. do not joking it makes me shiver and if he saw said you know it's hard but i'm going to try to be. three e please he believes in te european project that he wants competition to bebe found across the continent. in the clothes feel neglected and her powers will acknowledge the importance of rule fraranz. alall from twenty four europe so has begun here in france next stop it's silly and milan well we'll be looking at the issue. of migrants and how authorities that are dealing with the criris it h h stirred much controversy at since the new government's populist -- fall rights has

taken office see you soon. clovis second sally that. final preparations that continued for the national tribute to the two soldiers who were killed in a key night fast so. government identified the two soldiers killed is set to make the appointment a line. that on that sell -- they were both offices in the naval special forces present on your mac from the lead the ceremony for the men. at least have a lead in paris on tuesday. they gave their lives in order to save those of all those. the bodies of thirty free world said take apple and twenty eight year old allow bathroom cello for repatriated to phones on sunday evening. the french soldiers were killed during an operation that rescued four hostages and book of five so. that close one save pat would have said something was simply doing their jobs. two can he was very humble. into. into modest. also the clippers we knew very little about his emotions y you are now learning all of thehe we rarelely spoke about it.

low trip. to we know there are risks thatt their job is dangerous. on the progress we're prepared to wait for them. but you're never prepared for the fact that i'll never be coming back. a national tributes in honor of the two soldiers will be held at a venue dimitry complex i in pas onon tuesday. in the same colts yards where ceremonyny took place last month for a a minute she talks a killd by a mine explosion in mali. and my friends on its police officer on no bad times he died on the sloping places with the whole stage during supermarket siege in the s sth of franance last year. read on to school reaead on to self sacacrifice. in order to complete a mission. that is what independent colonel valuee because it did and thatts also with these soldiers dead who duringg an extremely c compx operatioion to free hostages hostile to tasha. the special forces soldiers with

hopes of a very selective kamal die within the french navy. tributes have been pouring in for the pat on social media their bravery will be officially on us by the whole the fronts on tuesday. full coverage of that ceremony from -- these athlete in paris he on not france twenty four in all languages. starting at ten forty five paris time the seventy getting in the way eleven of course searching into the the fee analysis before that. at the tribute. to the at two marines who lost their lives in data daring rescue in burkina faso. the case of the kidnapped french tourists in question is open to debate on where it's safe to travel. and on the growing threat of islamist terrorism in westt africa. there is already a pan african operation around like chat focusing a book around front is playing a key role. operation bahkan for instance is deployed for halff thousand troops in mamali burkina faso nisha a a c chat to help local foforces battle against jihadist

groups. originating i in the sol held region in mali and the jaffa the japanese frets in west africa has moved south. also coming on the pressure from french troops in operaration box can and local african forces from countries in the g. five saw alliance to have this groups have been expanding into and use our own. predominantly in a region known as the free borders of false wildlife every weapon ins norman boarded meets thehe south of the king afonso amnesia. new terrorist cells have also been taking hold in the southeheast the bikinii from so since last year. including the islamic state group in the great sahara. the spread of jihadist insurgents has resulted in a surge of attacks prompting authorities in burkina faso to the class state of emergency in fourteen provinces. on the front is edging closer to the country some of the neighbors ban in togo and gonna.

securityty forces in the regionn the g. five saw hell havave stepped up their efforts in recent months in order to prevent small large scale attacks such as the siege of a hotel in the capital of the king afonso in january. two thousand sixteen on to the topic at the beach resort in the ivory coast two months later. some of the town on a business and for that we have cold spangler here in the studio getting to use up now and start with the us china trade dispute dot is intensifying and shaking markets around the world -- marks after hiking terrace against china last friday us president donald trump war in beijing not to retaliate. on monday it went ahead and did just that casting aside the prpresident's tweet china is preparing to high tariffs on sixty billion dollars worth of us imports. setting you fees that range from five all the way up 225%. the chinese ministry of finance said the new terrace will take effect on june first. calling them a response to us unilateralism and protectionism. donald trump fired back on monday criticizing china's move and also vowing to provide

fifteen billion dollars in aid for farmerss affected by the dispute. been t taken advantage of on all of our trade deals practically - this is a a very posititive stei love the position we're in. there can be some retaliation but it can't be. very very substantial by comparison and out of the billions of dollars that would take it in. a small portion of that will be going to our farmers. because china will be retaliating probably to a certain e extent against our fafarmers. now markets on monday took a beating as a result of the us china trade spat t the dow jones fell nearly two and a half percent. heavy nasdaq meanwhile saw losses of 3% at its worst day of the year as a receding here not a good day on wallstreet. export relying companies in particular feeling the heat boeing shares slid more than 3%. their concerns that china actually cut orders of the company's planes. the major european indices as

well finishing the day in the red the docks and the cook on both slidingng more than 1%. investors clearly anxious about what the us china dispute could do to global growth. there's also concern intentions could drag on longer than expected. the us supreme court has authorized a major anti trust lawsuit against apple to move forward. justices ruled that a group of consumers can sue the company for building a monopoly around iphone apps and unfairly hiking prices. in the spotlight the 30% commission that apple charges software developers for using the app store. tech giant had called in t the supreme cocourt to reject a lawsuit. instead he gave the case the green light with recently appointed justice brett kavanaugh casting a key vote against apple. next upp pakistan has secured a bailout from the international monetary fund. the six billion dollalar aid package still needs final approval from the fund's board directors. and staff have annnnounced a del is in place. it's designed to shore up the country's public finances and

boost lacking growth would extend for three years. pakistan is struggling to meet external debts and pay for imports something a fresh influx of cash could address. the country has been down this path before the latest deal would be pakistan's thirteenth bail out from the imf. air france has struggled to remain competitive in recent years and now just a matter of months after the arrival of its new chief it's looking to shed at nearly five hundred jobs. in the blame on increased competition from lowow cost carriers and rail transport.. the trigger r has more. it's just eight months since ben smith came into writer listing efron's. it seems the formatt calendadar executivive mayay now have reacd the end of his grace period. air france plans to reduce its short haul capacity byy 15% by the end of twenty twenty one employee union representatives have thus been informed of the plan to voluntary departures plan. that could concern up to four hundred and sixty five jobs on the domestic network carried out

over a one year period. there will be no forced departures. the cools competition not just from low cost carriers on the same in total respect from france's braille network. to the sncncf high speed tgv is having just increase their own capacity they can offer reduced journey times at lower prices. picking up 90% of efforts as market share on bricks of the two hours. when up against the lower overheads from budget airlines as well? it leaves the national carrier looking to shed pilots unions fearing for the future not just of jobs. but efron's involvement at regional airports full stop. world reaching for if we have even more people leaving now will have to contract out their jobs. personnel are going to be needed but what we want is for the personal use to be those of l. false. by putting people out the door you can see the timing in the future our provincial stops will be in danger on the only. while it negotiates with unions over departures plan at the end line isn't looking to conserve

is completely. strategies include reducing flights or the size of aircraft used on dodomestic routes. and finally the maker of mercedes benz has an aggressive new pledge to protect the climate. daimler has promised it will have an entirely carbon neutral fleet in just two decades german automaker says electric vehicles willll make u up more than halaf all its car sales in ten years. zero emissions vans and trucks also in the works. the most ambitious timeline to cut carbon emissions made by any major automaker that would still slower than the pace favored by scientists to creep global warming in check mark. u. n. has called for global emissions to fall nearly 45% in just eleven years is. really still some somome work to do and if the government's made a big incentive by giving people alone a diesel car. a *-*- load of cash to trade in. is the suggestion we should all get people coming up also way for more s specifics on a dime r plan as well. looking for to that call thank

you for which the coastline with his great see. james creating with mediawatch wrapped up ready to go good evening sir how much government in trying to drum up interest in the european electctions with. i hash tag. well they're trying to denton if if there's always been a bit of difficulty getting people to go to the polls on the interested in an election that seems kind of quite far removed from daily life. and what not so the french government in and very on the non partisan way has come up with this hash tag. at sixteen the ball on easel while this is not a voting booth and out of the doorway mark i think what they were going for here what you can see the the the thread runningng through the images is. as something the kinda looks a bit like the shape of a voting booth at thoughts. but it's aa swimmingg pool a dressing room in somewhere in the whole -- home which is an outside so the idea was is very is. a you know a perfect trees playing on this album agree things seen at present. i think that you have a pipe and this isn't this isn't a pipe that's right just picture of a pipe -- said they haven't even got that kinda like would let you know junko we have told me

of my head but you're right it must be unlikely to reference well here you have a changing rumor dressing room and and and short. anyway it's it's not very funny i think it's fair to say boss. it is generating a comment on some duration which i suppose is perhaps part what's the vision so these only rydell but these the take off to see these of the spin offs on on social media. okay and a lot of people did go for the u. raynal as sort of motif. looking cool people talking about it people is is it is it getting many hits. a certain amount -- some more than others but i think it you know it's it's generating a certain much discussion about the idea of actually going to vote no and not to go dot of our has been talking about -- that's been looking into that as well saying that actually when it comes to the european elections there's much less movement in terms of people's party affiliations then. for national or local elections were people might have a bit of flexibility they might move. from the center to say the center right or center after whatever at but we generally speaking for european elections according to pollsters were interviewed in this article. decisions are sort of quite firm

up but what makes a difference is voter turnout so at dawn i suppose might explain the government's bid to drum up. interest in in the folks. at no another technique could be called the nash a you can call them if you wish thee only chare video games to kim's. video games video games get people interested the european allies shots right this is actually a sort of a thing like a french politics now as johnn i thinink my client the youth of that cat yeah. you visit with micron at this is and not to the and it was all who is the representative for the l. r. e. and party. in european elections i'm at well her campaign has brought this funky video game sometime. that's not really i'm i'm playing it now and the idedeas u clicked charlie's or something. john kerry yes he was bisexual. there you go i'm waiting carry just l lost t their sorry bututi didn't yeaeah if i was paying me attention mark.

and it was a very sort. anyway the communist party the p. c. f. a party committees to say that they have come in with a rifle video game and the idea here is to take. to take to make phone all of our the former director of the a collection of it that makes you who is not the result which is very much an establishment figure career diplomats. only very rerecentlyly went into politics and so they're more less saying you don't represents the route that we want to see which is europe of workers. and so they are promoting their heroin -- anyway it's a similar type of idea you can see here not not not. not exactly three d. amazing graphics and now it just it's part of the charm. i suppose and it's it's meant to be enough that's why we're you know i think that's kind of what they're going for along with the hashtag. as in the past is only mental shown also had a video game colds a fiscal combine to get people interested the school. lines nicolas sarkozy going back to two t thousand seven had some

sort of video games well this is just a you tube version called the cisco sarkozy's. so yeah now this would be the thread running through them okay the council festival is getting underway lights camera action at cetera. the french cinema legend alan do alonone no less is to be honest that b but some are objecting y. j. well he has come out with controversial comments in the last number of yearsrs. on various different teams he has been selected against this is the kind of visual treat today and into the weekend. at the bottom donna i think they call it the honorary commodore equipment as was the lifetime achievement award. and but this petition has been launched by at one feminist group at because he he i can remember now that the catalog statements that he's come up with that he's also been against at adoption. for lgbt couples as so if he he's kind of made enemies left and right and also accusations of domestic violence as well coming from. at some of his sons in fact in the documentary as coming from his son yes the documentary published a recycling some flies

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