party and cabinet, exasperated in the wake of a series of domestic scandals. french president emanuel michael lost his absolute majority in parliament last month to the benefit of opposition. populists who have wasted no time in blocking his legislative agenda, raising the prospects of a lame duck presidency just 3 months into his new 5 year term. at least mac hall was able to bask in the admiration of his fans during the recent bastille day celebrations. ah, durant, chancellor, all of schultz is now caught up in a scandal after his own party acknowledged this week that at least 9 women file police complaint alleging that they were given a date, rape drug at the annual summer bash attended by schultz and his parties, and peace as stony and prime minister kai, a callous lost her populace coalition partner last month when they disagreed with her aunt. i rush an approach to the situation in ukraine, although she was able to cobble together enough backing to hang in there. inflation in estonia is the highest of the entire yours on, and it's the populace who are getting ground in estonia and every

i didn't know that they are into that still or at all because french president emanuel, michael, has said that nato is brain dead. he said that in an interview with the economist last year. and he said that nato is that way because it should have pivoted away from russia towards counter terrorism. and so it's, i guess, news to a lot of people, including maybe french president, a miracle that is now a priority. just because they say it is doesn't mean it actually is. we'll have to wait and see what happens. as for the other nato members, leaders law. let's see what they have to say during their press conferences, turkish president of arrow on remember, he lifted his veto to sweden and finland joining nato. he calls it a diplomatic victory, which makes you wonder exactly what kind of concessions were made to turkey. we, we know it involves the kurds, but we haven't heard many of the details. german chancellor, all of schultz, he said that the west would not live sanctions against russia if peace was concluded with ukraine on conditions imposed on heave. so no end in sight to these anti

industry was already in pretty rough shape before the conflict broke out in ukraine . president emanuel michael campaigned earlier this year for reelection on the promise of a french nuclear on a sauce pushing nuclear power as a green energy source to the absolute horror of environmentalists. all this comes well after michael announced back in 2018, the closure of 14 nuclear reactors by 2035. and before that mac whole oversaw the sale of france is taxpayer funded nuclear power. no. how austin's nuclear turbine technology to the american defense multinational general electric in 2015, when he was a junk secretary general to then president paul swollen. but then mac ho reverse course on that sell out to announcing it's buyback by it. if this past february frances energy strategy, if there even is one, is skits front at best. the result, half of its neglected nuclear reactors, were working due to corrosion problems. as france hit, its 1st heat wave of the summer last month, and the sweltering locals turn to fans, or air conditioning. frances energy output has tank to a 30 year low creating a need

they all deserve freedom. french president emanuel michael has met saudi chrome, prince mohammed, ben salmone, the eliza palos. when solomon is on his 1st official visit to the e. you, since you are space journalist jamal ha, shoji was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul, in 2018 european countries of trying to find alternative sources of energy to reduce their dependence on russian oil and gas. and those are the head loans. the news continues on aut 0 in about 25 minutes after all da 0 world 500000000, [000:00:00;00] i see a sharon huh. hm. and how and the and then should i was on him and if i lost them a 100 for us to me when i try to foster me a name it but i see how kind of a name on it on the in house. the only thing is shanisha mcmillan, i've been how co shaheen b a b a, a, a in a kind of a standing out. i only it was a come on, i tell her name and cannot how it was a high and only if you what our house sofie and home with the shop full of the money that you don't mind you for a while already. a good amount shide is why it was a ball a with a a, [000:00:00;00] a, an a cu

that was the united states ambassador to japan, rahm emanuel, shortly after former prime minister shinzo abe was killed. we're back with victor cha, michaelable things about this horrific political assassination is what ben pointed out, that gun violence in japan is so extremely rare. i'll put up some numbers for our viewers who may not know. in 2021, in japan, there were ten shootings and one death. in america, there were 692 shootings and 20,944 deaths. >> yeah. stark, stark numbers. but very different cultures around guns, and the ideology and philosophy around guns. ours is baked into a constitution. japanese do not have that as part of their governing or philosophical orientation, so you know, i think people need to be very careful sort of comparing the u.s. to japan when it comes to something like this in a stark, you know, topline sense. i think, though, what it does speak to, beneath that, is the culture in the sense of the times that we're in, that political disputes are acted out and result in violence, that political disagreements, this individual claimed to have a problem with a group that the prime minister was associated wit

michael, good to talk to i you, michael penn, president of the shingetsu news agency. emanuel. indeed, many world leaders are reacting to the news, including borisjohnson, who took time out from speaking to his new cabinet and trying to move on from events of yesterday to express his sadness at the death of shinzo abe, saying that the uk stands firm with the people of japan and saying that the uk stands firm with the people ofjapan and shinzo saying that the uk stands firm with the people of japan and shinzo abe's family. let's get more now on the latest on british politics, after the prime minister resignation yesterday as leader of the conservative party. he says he wants to stay on as prime minister until a replacement is found. that could be october. there are concerns from teaching unions over the lack of stability at the top of the government. just in the last five different years, there have been five education secretaries! let's speak to one of those who has voiced their concerns — geoff barton, general secretary at the association of school & college leaders. you have