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.ru hello on air international review in the studio of fyodor lukyanov today in the program international review events a week of chronicles facts comments continuous holiday of disobedience riots in europe france assesses the damage conservative counteroffensive the supreme court went against biden the materials of our program the evolution of the military alliance into nato finally found themselves from

defense to attack. country reputation heightened social temperament , a tragic episode in a parisian suburb provoked a wave of riots , a policeman shot and killed a seventeen-year-old youth of arab origin. tut was impudent when trying to inspect his car, but it turned out that there was no danger of an outbreak of violence in the so-called lost territories, where the majority of the population of immigrants or their descendants have been regularly protesting since the eighties of france. the mid-fifties in france regularly hosted a performance against the war magic, the biggest of them happened in the sixty-first year in paris when the police brutally suppressed a demonstration of parisian algerians against

the curfew for muslims in the capital , they opened fire on the protesters, dozens were killed or drowned in the canopy macron became the first president to name these the events of the crime in may of the sixty-eighth acute social crisis, which began with student protests, resulted in riots and almost ten million strikes, in fact. participated in it about one in five frenchmen, paradoxically , it all happened against the backdrop of economic growth for several weeks on the streets of french cities. hundreds of thousands of people gathered, they occupied universities and factories erected barricades in the end. all this led to a change of government and the resignation of the president up to a year in the seventies , representatives of the anti-nuclear movement actively spoke in the country , dozens of demonstrations took place, and later in october, 83 hundreds of thousands of pacifists took to

the streets of paris to oppose deployment of american missiles in europe, the nineties were marked by mass protests in connection with the death of young migrants through the fault of the police, and in the fall of 2005, because of this , a state of emergency was introduced in france for almost two months. processions. almost 800,000 people took to the streets against the legalization of same-sex marriage, and after 3 years , neo-liberal reform of labor legislation with an increase in the working week caused massive discontent. and simplification

over 100,000 people took part in nightly layoffs on the place de la république in paris, the performance lasted for almost half a year, uniting over a million people in a protest impulse , a similar situation occurred in the fall of 2017, when the largest french trade union opposed emmanuel macron's labor law reform, at the end of 2018 against the backdrop of rising fuel prices and increasing taxes in france appeared a massive protest movement of yellow vests since then, its representatives. it's been 4 years now gather every saturday on the central streets of paris calling on the french authorities for social justice. the previous explosion of this kind in 2005 battered france, two young people, fleeing from the police, hid in a transformer box and were electrocuted. but then, over 3 weeks of riots , about 300 buildings were damaged. now in a week more than 1,000 in 2005, 224 gendarmes were wounded. now already

11,000 law enforcement officers were engaged in restoring order, now 45,000, including special forces with armored vehicles. chaos spilled over the limits of dysfunctional subjects, overflowing. quiet areas and the centers of large cities, the french also remember other big unrest protests of yellow vests 4-5 years ago, but here the difference is obvious. the yellow vests did have certain economic and political demands, and probably a sociological social profile. uh protesters was different, and then it was france hmm let's say the lower middle class. the so-called periphery france uh, france uh, which is working hard to make ends meet now uh, suburban riot - it is rather such a declassed france e. hmm, these are people, many families live on social

benefits, and some of the youth are involved in drug trafficking. e hmm that is, these are two grassroots france that intersect, but still largely do not coincide, and there is such a bright symbolic difference, if the yellow iron came out with the french flag or the marseillaise, then, uh, rioters. e from the suburbs. they are burning. u where do they see the french flag, whether it is the police school mary u, that is, the symbol of the republic is exposed to their side, and especially attack, especially aggression. and these are people who uh were born uh for the most part raised in france but who are experiencing uh, a significant alienation from the country. am hostility to its symbols to its history. oh, which, of course, causes. e, too, and completely

different reactions to the yellow vests , for example, and with respect to the suburban riot, if the yellow vests were supported by the majority of the population, and about 70% yes on average supported the protests of the yellow vests, now the same a similar figure condemns the riots that are taking place. here is now our our eyes. those who remember, and for marxism they say in this connection the difference between the uprising of the proletariat and , uh, like this. revolt of the proletariat by the beginning of the 21st century, almost 4 million foreigners lived in france after the second world war for the restoration of europe, workers were needed in search of work for the people of north central africa south and southeast asia rushed to belgium the netherlands great britain and france the latter was the most open to migrants . their

willingly attracted automobile and metallurgical plants to work in coal mines in agriculture in the sixty-second after algeria gained independence, free migration began to be limited. but for citizens of the former french colonies, there were quotas . the influx of arabs into the french economy continued only in the seventies, the president of france was tough. fed up suspended this stream, and those who were already in the country offered a council award for returning home, but it did not work already. 40 years ago in the cities of france as in belgium or italy ethnic ghettos have emerged with their own laws. the largest concentration of visitors is recorded in large cities, primarily in lyon and marseilles, as well as in departments that border on other countries

. make up about 15% of the population of the twenty administrative districts of the capital, at least five are considered muslim. at the official level, they are called sensitive urban areas, where high unemployment, poverty, and generally unsafe, it is believed that men go to france more often, but statistics show an increase in migration activity among women, if at the beginning of the 2000s more than half of all residence permits were issued for family reunification, then last year the main reason for migration, in addition to political asylum was the desire to find a job or get an education last year, france set a historical record of 3200.000 residence permits at the first request, almost a quarter more. how a year earlier. at the same time, only 15,000 miles of gals and an offense left france.

commentators draw an analogy with the american events three years ago, during a harsh police detention , a black man with a criminal past, george floyd, who became a symbol of the movement to curb the police, died after death. in these countries it is not comparable. so far, yes, these are not comparable figures. and for example, here i looked in 2021 according to the washington post, in my opinion, and the police shot dead at least 1.055 people, and in a year and in france and this is 25-35 people. here is an average yes , including death in a police station from different people, and in france, the united states has a completely different political model historically. yes, in france there was no race and protection. she has

a different tradition of receiving and assimilating emigrants than in the united states, it is clear that society is changing now. eh, everything is more americanized. yes, the french galitarian model is increasingly being replaced, and the multicultural american model, and the cool visions of society are being replaced by ethnic, proletarian and minorities. whether they are sexual ethnic or whatever. and yet, the fight against inequality and for a more just society is replaced by the fight against all discrimination. uh, that is, now these are the concepts in which it is customary to analyze socio-political processes, and under these conditions it is clear that in france there was also an attempt to arrange and promote their own blm. this movement was similar. yes, it was to uh managers. e hmm well, she didn't have the same success as in the us but in france, such a roll on law enforcement. no more about

open in support of the arrested policeman transferred much more money than to the account for the family of the deceased young man. we can say that sympathy in this confrontation is rather on the side of the police. and yet there is a common understanding. yes, for the fact that the police are working now in extremely difficult conditions. e, and that this cannot but affect the quality of work, and given the stores, the tense social situation, and the reduction in the headquarters of the depression and so on , there are fewer and fewer people who want to work in the police, and vocational training is here often reduced to a minimum requirements for hiring employees. uh, also not as high as uh, i would like a huge number of suicides in the ranks of the police, every 4 days e suicide is recorded. this is the data for 2019 and the police officers who have to work in these lost territories of the republic speak of an atmosphere of deadly hatred, yes, situations of tactical civil war, where they have almost nothing

to control. and this hatred on the part of the suburbanites, no longer just resentment for being over-interrogated, but stopped in the streets, humiliated, subjected to insults, and so on. it developed into hatred for the french republic as such and for those who serve it. uh, those who serve her in this situation. no wonder what? a lot of cops who have to work in this atmosphere, they are also extremely hard-lined and are voting far right for the next presidential election en masse. they are in the twenty-seventh year, but the current events will, of course, have political consequences. will provoke a shift in perceptions, uh a profound change, and this it is already evident from the reactions of politicians, how they position themselves, how they reacted. uh, let's say the position of mr. melenchon, who generally condemned

the police and, well, supported in general, uh, the victim. uh, he was in the minority even in the left camp, that is, a request for order, a request for a hard hand, so to speak. uh, the request for immigration restrictions is this trend. it has been going on for several years, maybe two decades. and this is already 2/3 of the french approximately. and i am sure that it will increase, as it will be expressed no one knows for certain in the area. now many french political analysts observers hmm, a good specialist in political processes, think that ms. lube's chances in the next presidential elections have increased dramatically, while the rightists in general have ideas of what to do with all this,

most likely, they would still change the laws, in including a bilateral m-m agreement with sanjir, which provides certain conditions from the victims in terms of uh immigration in france uh. hmm very seriously discussed, and not only in the park les pins but even in republicans the opportunity e denunciation. uh, some articles of the european conventions on human rights, or rather exit with a partial return. why because they came to the conclusion that in fact, uh, to not decide that the french deputation, uh, european, justice, did not vote, could defect all these texts? ah, so i think that without such a moment without

rethinking some of the provisions of european laws is indispensable, although the performance subsides no one doubts. to be continued riots new outbreaks, violence is inevitable. now, somehow, i managed to put this lid on the cauldron, so to speak , where everything is boiling and bubbling, but boiling and bubbling did not stop and everyone understands that next time. uh, this can all spill out with even greater force and on an even larger scale and affect even more of the country. demonstration in paris then and now in the top picture of the event of the sixty-eighth year, the poster says freedom below, modernity is here and without words. everything is clear hypocrisy drawing by a french

artist. hey of jamoiran origin the regime in tehran below calls for an end to violence in france symbolically, but at that very moment a conference for a free iran was held in paris with the participation of john bolton and michael pence italian mark denjis the french revolution a new interpretation of a very unusual image with the fairy-tale character charlie. perom ahmetram, a turkish artist with his own approach to the situation. french protests and macron's predicament. paulo lombardy from italy paris ablaze famous chimeras. notre dame cathedral look at what is happening in the united states, passions are also running high. true , so far, without public excesses , traces of cocaine were found in the white house after

hunter biden looked in. well, this is a curiosity, but the decision of the supreme court reflects the controversy between liberals and conservatives, which has been going on for a long time . the supreme court, probably the most powerful authority in the united states, on which the direction of development of the state depends. here you can even refer, perhaps, to the americans themselves. uh, for example, nah, a professor at the yale school of law, a polkan who says, in general, that the sovereignty of the united states manifests itself in two ways - he is the president, who has access to the nuclear button and in authority in the sacred nature of the supreme court of the united states of america. that is, these are magnitudes. well, at least equal for him. the supreme court of the united states is the highest court of appeal, it can accept any case and at the same time can make not only legal, but also political decisions . the supreme court assesses whether

the law and the us constitution are consistent and can suspend their actions, declaring them unconstitutional. society selects questions that will be considered often they are associated with the most pressing social topics. usually, about a hundred cases a year go through a hearing out of eighty thousand requests, the decision is necessarily uncontested, and they can greatly change the life of americans, for example, racial segmentation in schools was abolished by the supreme court in 1954. each of the nine judges is appointed by the president of the united states for life upon approval. in the senate, vacancies appear only when a judge dies or himself submits a stand. judges are conditionally divided into conservatives and liberals, that is, nominated by republican and democratic presidents under trump, there are more republicans

than democrats. six to three, before that the ratio was five to four, but sometimes the chairman of the court, republican john roberts, appointed in 2005 by george bushemlache, voted with liberals against conditional conservatives, for example, it was decided to ban the dismissal of busy traditional sexual orientation. the u.s. supreme court has taken legally controversial solutions also in 2018. he recognized the law specified for trump, banning the entry into the united states of citizens of the chad of iran and the cancer of libya of syria, the names and the dprk judges decided that trump acted within his presidential powers. and they did not agree with the statements that the decree was motivated by religious intolerance, and in june 2022, the supreme court abolished the universal constitutional right to

abortion by reviewing its own decisions of 73 known as the work of hands against. last week, the judges made three landmark decisions, first, against the positive discrimination in universities, when they do not pay attention to academic performance when enrolling, and once, secondly, biden's decree on writing off student debts of 400 billion was canceled. thirdly, a web designer who refused to service weddings of same-sex couples has the right to do so. north dictates, politically tinged with his independence. well, as we can see, for example, in the example of recent decisions, it is so strong that it, in principle, departs from the general idea of ​​the democratic party. yes, and recognize, for example, positive discrimination by skin color.

e, it’s more precise in russia, yes, not constitutional, at the same time, by the way, it must be borne in mind that, in general, this decision is not about the fact that some white super-massists, it means that they turned to the supreme court of the united states e, so that all other races did not receive an advantage, as far as i remember the speech, it is about asian students in the first place. uh, and in general, it was a lot of asian students who participated in the compilation. uh, this lawsuit in the supreme court. this, of course, is not the abolition of the universal right to abortion, as in last year, then, the decision left few people indifferent; now there is no such wave, but there is a reason to take a look at the phenomenon of the american system, how justice is intertwined with politics; past once turned the policy in december

2000. stopped the recount in florida after the presidential election. this secured the election of republican george bush jr. you have a democrat, albert gur , i’m sure he justly won, but the will is not to be blamed here in america, it ’s harder for us to understand ourselves. eh, the fact that this whole situation is here insofar as we have grown up and live in a slightly different system , namely the legal system. the fact is that for us the court is not political, but an actor , uh. well, at least it shouldn't be . yes, his independence independence. uh, we associate the court with its obedience to the law and the application of the law, regardless from some political situation, the supreme court of the united states is such a court that, in general, firstly, gave itself

powers at one time back in the 19th century. at the trial, the marshal gave the authority to interpret the constitution; he did not have this authority ; he invented it for himself. uh, secondly, uh, what law should stand on the judges who interpret the basic law, yes, and in this sense , change it without changing it. and in this regard, since the supreme court of the united states is perceived as a political body, not only as an organ of justice, it is in many things. well, this is in many ways in general, and makes this situation more or less normal, when the decision of the supreme court depends on the political situation, it's another matter that the supreme court of the united states, in theory, has some well, a general, such a certain general position, let's say, that we should not, unless absolutely necessary

, revise prior decisions of our own. and it is clear that the lower courts must follow their decisions, but what to do? yes, if here, uh, once there, for example, the supreme court, the united states, uh, recognized segregation, consistent with the constitution a, then he abolished it. eh, could it cause it? e, some seething in the masses. yes, in general, it partly caused some lines to the masses, as we remember, and at that time, yes, but nothing can be done about it. ultimately , the supreme court of the united states is the final interpreter of the constitution and in this sense, the revision is, let's say, a more conservative side. it causes the same seething and assessment from the democrats in this sense, the supreme court is quite a political player in the arena of the united states of america with serious enough

powers to say that the court is an instrument of the party policy of simplification. but this is the most important political body in the matter of basic social ideological attitudes, around which the ethos authorities are now basically breaking copies. so let's keep a close eye on the world. right now, the sharpest fights are flaring up over value. sometimes sincere, sometimes feigned, but no less stormy, the eternal theme of us public debate is equality and emancipation, but by no means only there are the achievements of yusuf jolie abu amazing and sigeran m of the iranian ice hockey team her dream came true this year together they became the silver medalist of the asian oceania championship in thailand