no one has spoken out against scholz yet, but it is easy to read between the lines of the messages to whom the complaints are addressed. the leaders who have been watching the social democrats' numbers fall and their support decline for a decade and a half must recognize their responsibility. we need courage to honestly describe our situation, people do not trust us, communication between those who once voted for us or could vote for us is broken because we do not speak the same language. with such a party leader, you cannot win the bundestag elections in next year. according to rumors , consultations have already begun in the spd on replacing scholz. journalists compare the chancellor to the us president. he, like biden, should step aside, making way for someone who will lead them forward, not pull them back. the elections could take place earlier; the failure of the ruling coalition in the east has had echoes throughout the country.

in a letter to fellow party members, christian lindner calls on party committees not to make any sudden moves before the brandenburg elections on september 22, including in order not to worsen the situation for the candidates. the decision on further strategy for the twenty-fifth year will be adopted only after brandenburg, until then he wishes everyone a strong nervous system. afterwards, a plan to leave the coalition may be approved. calls for new elections are becoming louder. if. news from

germany. girls for harris, boys for trump. the american election race has exposed the gender-political split among american youth. in the meantime, both candidates have been involved in scandals. trump's security guard allegedly pushed an arlington cemetery employee, and harris was caught again... actions at a meeting with voters, she rather awkwardly imitated an african-american accent, while harris and biden, trying to refute rumors of mutual hatred, even spoke on the same stage, and joe held her hand, although he forgot the words again. from the us , a report from our own correspondent, valentin bogdanov. a trial interview on cnn forced kamala harris to change tactics. now no interviews at all, not even short ones, from the reporter.

personal gratitude to the person who was literally pushed overboard with the ship of american politics, sounds cynical in itself, thanks for not getting in the way anymore, but that's like saying, biden is in place, in place of his pearl. they say that you are no longer the industrial capital, where does this come from? you are the greatest manufacturing company in the world, the county in the world, the country in the world. the country. the current

head of the white house with his optimism is about half a century behind. over the past 40 years , pittsburgh, the center of the us steel foundry industry, has closed more than 75% of its capacity. in general, it was a sad day here labor, which in america is celebrated on the first monday of september. and which is considered to be the beginning of the election season. already this friday, voters abroad and the military in numerous american.

you can't run away from yourself, biden was not next to harris in michigan, and her speech to another teachers' union turned out to be completely strange. the us vice president, who was born in california to a professor.

who advised hillary to speak with an accent, it's so condescending and banal, what the hell is she doing, sounding even stupider than usual, she's not black, she's not southern, so why is that, isn't that cultural appropriation, you know, that moronic woke term, turns out it's not so wrong - there was donald trump, who accused his opponent of only pretending to be african american, for those who don't believe, all on one screen, the difference is easy to spot without knowing english.

the new rally again, the same flavor, the same profound phrase. we have dreams, we can see what is possible, unburdened by what was. even biden would envy that, although it looks more like bush jr. and his famous bushisms, are diversified into quotes and wholesale and retail. t-shirts with the inscription appeared on sale for $23 each.

out of fear, i know something about this, i ran a school cafeteria for several years, bullies who want to instill fear are the first to understand what is happening when this wave turns against them, as a result , they are the ones who run away in panic. however, trump does not look like a fussing person, the one who was let down by haste was the team of the us vice presidential candidate himself from democrats. on the way to a campaign event in milwaukee, tim waltz's motorcade got into an accident. several people were injured, and someone was even taken to the hospital. the traffic accident, as a bad omen before the most important debate on september 10. despite the fact that polls favor harris, american bookmakers are once again

regaining faith in trump. and this despite the fact that immediately after biden's withdrawal from the race, his replacement was ahead of her republican rival in bets by as much as 9%. valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and denis sokolov, news. usa. a few hours ago, the idf launched a missile attack on a school in the city. gaza, claiming that hamas fighters were hiding in the building. after the attack, algeria demanded an urgent meeting of the un security council. the foreign ministries of several countries and even tel aviv's closest allies, the united states and great britain, have criticized israel. ordinary israelis, for whom the return of the hostages alive is now the most important thing, are also demanding an end to the fighting. about whether the netanyahu government is ready to give in to such pressure, reports from the middle east by sergei pashkov and aleksandra belibova. with portraits of hostages, blocking highways, blocking offices and residences of the prime minister, clashes with

the police. today this is happening in tel aviv, in jerusalem, in haifa, in ashkelon. three evenings in a row, in the very center of tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gather in the square, they demand from the government an immediate deal with hamas, a ceasefire in gaza, the return of israeli hostages home, demands, realizing that. local media with lengthy interviews, finally gave a press conference, he pointed to

map of the location of the philadelphia corridor, a border strip of land between the palestinian enclave and egypt, declaring that the israeli military would not leave there under any circumstances. the philadelphia corridor is the border between gaza and egypt, and once we left there, we had no barrier left to prevent the mass import of weapons and ammunition. families of hostages perceived benjamin netanyahu's statement as a death sentence for the israeli prisoners remaining in gaza, the possibility of releasing the prisoners by force is no longer believed here, six were killed in the army's attempt to approach a hamas underground prison on friday has shocked israel. for two days , the country has been burying those it failed to protect on october 7 and has failed to rescue in the 330 days since black saturday. thousands of

israelis attended the funeral of alexander labanov, a citizen of israel and russia who spent more than 10 months in captivity with hamas terrorists in gaza. alexander labanov's widow, michal, who gave birth in march to a son who never saw his father, refused to meet with the prime minister, who failed to achieve release of the kidnapped. netanyahu is harshly criticized by the relatives of the hostages, his intransigence is dissatisfied in washington and cairo, continuing military operations in gaza. while striking at hezbollah positions in southern lebanon, the israeli military is simultaneously conducting large-scale cleansing raids in palestinian cities on the west bank of the jordan river. only the day before, a week-long army operation in jinin ended, with 29 palestinians reported killed and over a hundred wounded. benjamin netanyahu's government is fighting on several fronts at once in conditions of deep domestic political crisis.

the video published by hamas media resources shows six still-living hostages, whose bodies were found the day before in the gaza strip, including russian citizen alexander labanov. the prisoners take turns giving their names on camera, the dates and location of the filming are unknown. hamas announced that after the successful idf operation to free some of the hostages in june, they changed the rules for guarding the prisoners. they do not provide details, but they blame netanyahu for the deaths. netanyahu killed six prisoners and he is determined to kill remaining. the israelis must choose between netanyahu and the deal. but tel aviv still has no intention of even temporarily pausing the fighting, much less ending the gaza operation, even though it is now under pressure from washington like never before. mr. president, do you think it is time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue ? do you think he is doing enough? no. "we will continue to press as hard as we can. biden is in a hurry to chalk it up as a success

the outgoing american administration, peace in the gaza strip, but netanyahu himself is preventing him from doing so. the israeli prime minister said that idf troops will not leave the philadelphia corridor, that is, the border between the gaza strip and egypt. the arab-israeli republic has already stated that such a position prevents the conclusion of a truce. cnn believes that netanyahu's words essentially put an end to all efforts to resolve the conflict peacefully. netanyahu's position after the discovery of six hostage bodies has further cast doubt on the negotiations on ceasefire. israel appears to be slowly losing the trust of its allies as those same allies grow impatient with the netanyahu cabinet's reluctance to end the war in gaza. britain is cutting 30 items of military equipment that london supplies to tel aviv. we have suspended export licenses for 30 items and left about 300 others that can be used for defensive purposes and...