it the prime minister and the leader of the opposition-— the opposition.s been a busy coule of the opposition. it has been a busy coume of days _ the opposition. it has been a busy couple of days diplomatically - the opposition. it has been a busy couple of days diplomatically for i couple of days diplomatically for the prime minister. meeting at the weekend king abdullah ofjordan. this is a global conflict. sorry, we have got to interrupt because the prime minister has started speaking. the elderly men, women, children, babes in arms, murdered, mutilated, burned alive. we should call it by its name, it was a pogrom, and the families of some of the missing are in the public gallery today. we call for the immediate release of all hostages and i say to them, we stand with you, we stand with israel. the murdered and the missing come from over 30 countries including the uk. the terrible nature of these attacks means it is proving difficult to identify many of the deceased. but with a heavy heart i can inform the house that at least six british citizens were ki

reforms and the opposite on— the opposite gender reforms and the opposite on two— the opposite genderild policy so - the opposite gender reforms and the opposite on two child policy so how. opposite on two child policy so how will you _ opposite on two child policy so how will you square _ opposite on two child policy so how will you square that _ opposite on two child policy so how will you square that circle? - opposite on two child policy so how will you square that circle? we - opposite on two child policy so how will you square that circle?- will you square that circle? we are in exactly the _ will you square that circle? we are in exactly the same _ will you square that circle? we are in exactly the same place. - will you square that circle? we are in exactly the same place. we - will you square that circle? we are. in exactly the same place. we know exactly— in exactly the same place. we know exactly what we want to achieve. those _ exactly what we want to achieve. those challenges were put to us throughout this campaign. we have knocked _ throughout this campaign. we have knoc

that would open the door to three opposition groups to form a coalition. them is the civic coalition, led by the former head of the european council, donald tusk. translation: yesterday people a - roached translation: yesterday people approached me _ translation: yesterday people approached me and _ translation: yesterday people approached me and said, - translation: yesterday people approached me and said, will. translation: yesterday people| approached me and said, will you translation: yesterday people - approached me and said, will you be able to do it? it was not possible for so many years. this is the end of this bad time, this is the end of the rule of law and justice. —— law and justice. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford explained what this could mean for the direction of the country. i think it potentially heralds a massive turnaround here in this country. i mean, all along, throughout the campaigning, both sides are presenting this as a historic vote, talking about poland deciding its future direction. and voters were really given

the three opposition parties all together received much more votes. so they can form the government. the polish sejm is the lower house of the parliament and it can look like this: blue marking the place of law and justice. decent blacks of the far-right confederation. others are opposition forces. yellow color - civil coalition, red - left. green is the third way. there are 460 seats in the diet. for most it is necessary. 231 seats, and the opposition gains such a number, unlike the leader peace, but this is still data from exit polls and the preliminary results of vote counting, the final results are not yet available, but there was no festive mood in the election headquarters of law and justice after the vote, supporters chanted that we will win, i.e. will win in the future, while the party, although it won the most votes, is not enough for a majority in parliament, listen to what the leader of the party said the question before us is whether this success can be translated into another term of our power, for the moment we we don't know that yet, bu

we're saying any local opposition - opposition would be ignored? be innored. . ., , ., saying any local opposition would be innored. ~ . ., , ., -- ignored. which would be ignored? -- we are not saying _ ignored. which would be ignored? -- we are not saying any _ ignored. which would be ignored? -- we are not saying any local— we are not saying any local opposition would be ignored. the answer is, we have got to build homes, we have got to build them somewhere. homes, we have got to build them somewhere-— homes, we have got to build them somewhere. you have said you will not ianore somewhere. you have said you will not ignore local _ somewhere. you have said you will not ignore local opposition - somewhere. you have said you will not ignore local opposition but - somewhere. you have said you will not ignore local opposition but you | not ignore local opposition but you will have to ignore some local opposition. so which will you ignore? i opposition. so which will you ianore? �* ., opposition. so which will you ianore? ., ., ., ., ignore? i can't g

parties, then it must be said that here a lot is changing, because these programs that the oppositionve, with which they have agreed, they are in some points, in more points it must be said that they are cardinally the party of law and justice in their own way, and in their own way, the last ones, that is, these changes actually in pewnych segmentach, as well as our relations with some countries or with the european union , they will be quite significant, and if we talk about that, how can it change the political vector of poland, because the law and justice party is accused of collapsing the democrats in poland during the two terms of its administration, which led to tensions relations with the european union, what is the fundamental difference between the views of the leader of the polish opposition and the current one there, for example, well, first of all, in my opinion, there are two main topics that should be paid attention to here, first of all, this issue is very important in poland, which was, that is, the reform of justice, the reform of judges, which became the cause of the

so, unequivocally satisfied, because the polish opposition won, as a result of an unprecedented recordnout at the elections, more than 74% of poles came to the polling stations, pushed, that it should be noted that the extraordinary activity of the generation between 30 and 50 9 years old, the turnout in the age group of 50-year-old people , somewhere above it was higher than 85%, that is, the mobilization of polish society is extremely high, high in all age groups, but the main thing is that it was active people who came to vote because they felt that the stakes in these elections... are extremely high, that is it is about the future of poland in the european union, the future of polish democracy, and the way in which poland will be governed, governed and in which direction to go, jarosław kaczyński once said that we will make budapest budapest in warsaw, but he did not want to make budapest in warsaw it turned out, warsaw will remain warsaw , warsaw as one of the capitals of the european union, nato, the entire united political democratic europe, well, this is a huge achievement of p

colleagues from the opposition tvn-24 also receive full benefits. a story was aired there when, at arowiecki , the police detained a woman, and she later turned out to be a member of parliament. the presenter is adamant, it was a provocation and a whole spying of competitors, a mysterious woman in black with a cap on her head, at least initially she introduced herself representative of the polish parliament, and video footage from inside a police car, oddly enough, interrupted the false narrative of the brutal detention. another pro-government narrative. channels are actively working on this, this is the recently released film green border, behind the sword of the polish director agnieszka holland, where local border guards are shown far from being fluffy whites, the author was immediately accused of denigrating the image of his country, and harsh criticism and discrediting of the film continues almost daily. and at the end of the program about the widely advertised ogneshki holland's film, green border, the film contains many scenes in which polish border guards are shown worse than

tvn, as you remember, is an opposition channel, well, the next passage of street propaganda claims tothe meme of the year, are you ready? let's see. i don’t listen to what they say on tv, and especially not to donald tusk. looking at such materials, it is difficult to remain serious, but we will continue anyway, because we promised. in the next poll it will go to the speaker of the senate tomasz grodski. on the party line, he is an outsider from the civic platform. therefore he was also given over to ethereal torn apart caring poles. 900 days have already passed since speaker grodsky hides behind his immunity status and refuses to answer questions from the prosecutor’s office about his bribes, putting him behind bars. the fact of the matter is that he has immunity. should he be allowed to continue to use it, or should pressure be applied? he himself will never give up his immunity, you need to put pressure on him, but what did you think? well, for example, donald tusk could talk to him, he’s his boss, maybe you still believe in ghosts, this can’t happen, if anything, tomas grodsky is

the opposition has been using drones since 2018.sia said it had shot down or captured over 200 drones in 2020. this has been a constant effort on the part of the opposition groups in idlib to carry out drone strikes. this is the most damaging strike to the syrian regime and it will cause a big change in the way the war is carried out. the syrian government is retaliating with tons of force in order to try to stop this. who could carry it out? there are a number of groups, splinter groups from al qaeda in idlib region. the syrian government and those groups have been battling each other for weeks. two weeks ago, 20 soldiers will -- were killed. the regime pounded back, just yesterday the government said it had killed 20 soldiers from one of the militias. this has been going on. this is an escalation but a very vague one. mohammed: it was reported that the defense minister had attended the graduation ceremony but he left minutes before the attack. this is a major security breach. how big of a blow is this to the syrian regime? joshua:

and we know that the empower or in opposition. we will keep working on this project in different ways and we will not split hole in the paper tray of the policies, the christian democratic. so dwight coalition and the new less capacity will also celebrating their success on election night. and they're looking to be pot, hulu. and coalition government, many analysts believe the positions strong showing domestically improve the relationship between brussels and also i've got some analysis now from michelle barnowski, he's the managing director of the durham and marshall fund east. he joins me from the polish capital. warsaw mister barnowski, welcome back to the day. now out of all the scenarios in play right now, what is the most likely outcome? who do you think will end up holding the reins of power in poland? a it's very clear that the exit, paul and the late paul points to the government farmed by united democratic opposition of 4 parties under the, in probably the time and their so should off donalds to us. we are still waiting

and the opposition coalition who are marching here today. jack and we just like to mention to our viewers and we are seeing live pictures from this rally. so we can see definitely a huge turnout. but will this march be enough to have any meaningful impact on the election campaign? it's really hard to know. it's very uncommon to have such a huge mount to the head of an election in most countries. but for the tests, they say that this is really the last moment to save the powerless democracy. the, the opposition combination, the, the, the ruling or injustice policy to paste policy, the brand him as a stooge of germany. they say essentially that he's just doing the use bidding, that he doesn't have powerless. right? symposiums, ideas at heart that he doesn't want to prioritize the po to states, but raw the force of the european union. he digs on the polish economy on the part of society and they say that that's not acceptable. it really is, as i say, a super super divided election campaign with the 2 sides of the cutting chunk, the size of each

the belarusian destructive opposition nicknamed him the scandalous polish politician.llo, tell us how the elections went this sunday in poland and what it means. an unprecedented turnout of 74%. why is there such a frequency? that's fine. why such a turnout? this is good, it bodes well for our state of, let’s say, not democracy, but civic responsibility. but this turnout is due to the fact that people noticed that something is wrong, that there are many problems in public life, in polish politics, that poles instinctively feel that there are threats. maybe they can't determine it. that they were manipulated with the help of propaganda, spending tens of millions of dollars, but the turnout shows that the poles have become interested in politics, they, of course, noticed that there are threats, here polish democracy is not at all differs from american democracy, because the ability to terrorize parliamentarians and blackmail them is a mechanism of western european democratic systems, and there is no doubt that such people have the right to justice. from the polish peasan

so all of that the opposition is saying they're ready to reverse. all of those policies. sounds like a lot of change. alexandra and opponents relations with ukraine have been at very strange lately. so lots of stake for ukraine, depending on the outcome of course. well, poland, we have to say has been among the strongest supporters of ukraine. but in the last 2 months, and we expose a country were at loggerheads, especially over a u for union green imports to the european union. because to the, according to the polish government, those imports or hurting the polish farmers. that's why that is why the government impose to ban on those imports. and to during the election campaign, the prime minister also announced that the polish government was not willing to send more weapons to ukraine. so of course, uh, a lot of damage was done to the relations of relations between the 2 countries. and now the position is from a seeing if they're able to form a government, they will make sure that ukraine will get the support that they need to win the war. thanks alexander, for that upda

law and justice are winning, but the opposition has a great chance... to form a government.e is already talk of a change of government in poland, but i emphasize that the official results of the vote will be known only tomorrow. now we have the national exit poll numbers, and with them, according to these polls, peace is leading the race, but their 200 seats in parliament are not enough to form a majority government. 31 mandates are missing. so, law and justice will be sought votes most likely among deputies from the ultra-right. of the anti-ukrainian confederation, as well as possibly among the opposition, and this search may last for some time, although , let me remind you, on the eve of the elections, the confederation categorically declared that peace would not unite, and today such a statement was made in the opposition bloc, the third way, but if the leader of the right and justice yaroslav kaczyński does not rule out that his party may be in the opposition, then prime minister mateusz morovecki looks at the situation more optimistically, in the social network, he wrot

allegedly, investors expect the economic situation to improve, thus, due to the fact that the opposition to power in poland, this is such an expectation investors, how do you assess the results of the parliamentary elections in poland? a number of media outlets claim that the ruling party is right and justice actually lost, well , for this to happen, the opposition must of course unite into a coalition, how likely is such a scenario? good afternoon, i don’t evaluate the elections in poland in any way, because this is an internal affair of poland. as for the results themselves, so far there are only exit polls, a survey of voters at the exit from the polling stations. well, and partly what the state government published the election commission after summing up the results in half of the polling stations, and the official results are expected tomorrow, when the counting of votes across the country is completed, and the results of the referendum, which was held simultaneously with the elections, will be summed up , please remind us what the referendum was about? there were four questions th

also on the day a major shake up in poland motor is give a governing majority to pro e u. opposition parties were promising to end years of democratic backsliding by the nationalist law and justice party a soul and as one not democracy has one. yeah, we have driven them from power and this result may turn out to be even the best uh, usable. so we can already announced today, sonya is the end of the rain calling you of law and justice. welcome to the day for days, international aid organizations have been warning of the increasingly desperate humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. they say time is running out to save millions of people as fuel, food and other vital supplies, dwindle image, a total blockade, and intense bombardment. after the recent time lost her attacks in israel. israel has stepped up, its air strikes into gauze on ordered a 1000000 people there to leave the north and head south ahead of unexpected ground offensive gauze as much ortiz granado for space ice cream trucks are being used to store the dead bodies, the number of casualties is multi playing every day. th

it seems like at least part of the opposition leader. we'll try to join that then. yeah, it was government we for the calls for you need a government coming from several different opposition leaders earlier, a head of opposition to a live feed offered a moderate unity. government, meaning he demand to take out the extreme right parties of the government. now one thing to join albany guns has mentioned that he is willing to enter anything else government. and the main interest for an attorney i was gonna offer right now might be that his security cabinet has almost no people who served in the is really military in the past. and these parties which are right now with the opposition for a lot of people who are very experienced in israel security and might have a very big contribution to security cabinet. and the word that is to call out a couple of it's journalists and middle east analyst in jerusalem. thanks so much. i now danielle de loc. as a journalist, an editor in chief of the magazine zenith, i asked him whether i'm ass could have done all it did today alone. ce

the opposition was campaigning on a platform for change.l opposition parties would have a majority and would be “p would have a majority and would be up to form a government whilst the ruling law and justice party would not. forthe ruling law and justice party would not. for the moment we are not at that stage. we are about halfway through the vote count but certainly, last night we were at the party headquarters for the election result headquarters for the opposition and they were celebrating like it was a victory. certainly lots of people today supporting the opposition saying that we have won poland back. this is the first day of a new future, donald tusk himself called it a rebirth for poland. what called it a rebirth for poland. what did the opposition _ called it a rebirth for poland. what did the opposition parties actually disagree on then? if there is an opposition coalition appointed and confirmed they are going to have to work together and that may end up being quite difficult. i work together and that may end up being quite diff

the belarusian destructive opposition nicknamed him the scandalous polish politician.llo, tell us how the elections went this sunday in poland, and what it means. about civil responsibility, but such a turnout is due to the fact that people noticed that something was wrong, that there were many problems in public life in polish politics, that the poles instinctively feel that there are threats, perhaps they cannot identify it because they have been manipulated through propaganda, spending tens of millions of dollars, but the turnout shows that the poles have become interested in politics, they have certainly noticed that there are threats, here... democracy is no different from american democracy, because the ability to terrorize parliamentarians and blackmail them is a mechanism of western european democratic systems, and there is no doubt that justice has the right such hooks for deputies from the civil platform, from the polish peasant party, i suspect from the left and the confederation , here in poland after these elections mass political chaos begins, of course,

but the opposition appealed the ruling of the supreme court. my jerry as the highest legal institution and just moments ago the court likes the low opposite court upheld the president selection, dismissing a position challenge. the court rejected an application by the people's democratic party to introduce new evidence is to support claims thoughts. the president ford's piece paper, my studies get presented to the electoral commission. the court also said opposition and did not present the case earlier at the lower court and only include at each opted charge meant was passed. the portfolio said new evidence is only permissible on the grounds box. you can significantly sway the outcome of the election. the supreme court also struck out of petition. charlie is in the manual transmission of election results said. the electro body is at liberty to choose how to transmit volts. the court also dismissed since about the president's alleged criminal feature of $460000.00 to the us authorities. opposition parties have expressed the satisfaction of the s

in the opposition has real support and people who are ready to do a lot to defend their choice, mr.the way, these shots that we are showing now it's a live stream, yes, yes it seems to me that the familiar faces on the screen are sofia fedina, yes, ours are also there , and here we thank miroslava for this inclusion, for the interpretation of some important such moments, sometimes, you know, as if you are talking about the event, about the event, but to plunge into the depth of the processes themselves is very important, thank you, myroslav chech, polish... politician , ex-politician, it is important, journalist, helps us to establish these connections and cause and effect, including the fact that takes place in poland, in this pre-election fever, without exaggeration this time. a short pause in our broadcast , after which we will talk about i will talk about many things, the main thing is that we will have a military historian, we will have, yes, it will be good, it will be good, stay with us. i flew, flew, and the cough stopped me. cough is a symptom of a respiratory disease, so w

so all of that the opposition is saying they're ready to reverse all of those policies. sounds like a lot of change. alexander and i pollings relations with ukraine have been at very strange lately. so lots of stake for ukraine, depending on the outcome of course. well, poland we have to say has been among the strongest supporters of ukraine. but in the last 2 months, and we expose a country were at loggerheads especially over ukrainian green imports to the european union because to the, according to the polish government, those imports or hurting the polish farmers. that's why that is why the government imposed a ban on those imports and to during the election campaign, the prime minister also announced that the polish government was not willing to send more weapons to ukraine. so of course, a lot of damage was done to the relations of relations between the 2 countries. it's now the position is from a seeing if they're able to form a government, they will make sure the dad's ukraine will gas to support that they need to win the war tanks. alexander, for that updates bru

the fact that the opposition showed an even better result than expected.indeed very serious. and the election struggle was very fierce, there were statements, such as from the leader of the ruling party jaroslaw kaczynski, that if the ruling party loses, then poland will perish, and on the other hand, the opposition accuses, has been accusing the leadership of the ruling party for many years parties in violation of the constitution and threatens, if he wins, to bring those responsible, so to speak, for violating the constitution, to a state tribunal. all this suggests that justice, which has been in power for 8 years, may at least lose its majority in parliament. the main question is what will happen next, who and how will form the government based on the results of the elections, we will ask our own correspondent in europe, regina sevastyanova, about this, regina, i welcome you, tell us the details, what are the chances of creation of a coalition by these opposition parties? and hello, today throughout the day the whole of poland is watching how the resul

well, of course, there will certainly be opposition , here, of course, there will be opposition the problemo overcome this veto, that is, i think that it will be simple here, if the opposition creates a government , if there is a change, the opposition must necessarily come to an agreement with the president in order to be able to pass laws, it should, in my opinion, at this moment it should quite a big chance for everyone, this is because andrzej duda, he now has a second, his second term, a second term, in two years, he will no longer depend, in two years, he will not depend on the support of his party, the peace party, because he will also not be a candidate, and this gives him a lot there are also many opportunities for cooperation in and this is for him, in my opinion, this is a very original situation, mutually not with europe. how will the union in poland change after the elections? well, there is also a very, very interesting situation here, we have to keep in mind the same eight years that have passed, when the party of law and justice was in power, there were quite a lot of disput

thank you, mr speaker, l opposition. thank you, mr speaker, and i'd like to _ opposition.position. thank you, mr speaker, and i'd like to thank the prime - and i'd like to thank the prime ministerfor advance and i'd like to thank the prime minister for advance copy of his statement. the brutal attack on israeljust statement. the brutal attack on israel just over two weeks statement. the brutal attack on israeljust over two weeks ago was the darkest day injewish history since the holocaust. two weeks of grief for the innocent people who lost brothers, sisters, children, two weeks of torture for the families whose loved ones were taken hostage by hamas. there was a small glimmer of light this weekend, the release of two american hostages, natalie and judith. i met members of theirfamily natalie and judith. i met members of their family last natalie and judith. i met members of theirfamily last week natalie and judith. i met members of their family last week and i know that they will be overcome with relief. but hamas still hold hundreds more, sons, daughters, mums my dad sti

to see the notes to see the opposition? vito said earlier today that the poland was reported with this selection, that this is the beginning of a new era, and that is what the opposition forces were promising. god become paying 12. they wants to strengthen democratic institutions in poland to reverse the reforms in the media and do the shirts system. they support to civic unions for same sex couples. they wants to introduce abortion rights. and basically, they say that they wants to reverse old policies introduced by the ruling law and justice parties know of some big most of the domestic funds. but let's to mountain look at the international di as we know that other countries will be watching these results closely. to, once that's fixed, you off with the you and for your print to the position parties are saying that they want to and all the ongoing disputes between war. so and brussels that the wants to work closer together with other members of the european union. so if they are able to form the government, this will be g

the second place, but many belarusians, you will agree, it is not entirely clear how exactly the oppositionstroy this feasting victory of kaczynski. here you just need to go down or understand the essence of those political processes and the cuisine that exists in poland, but the problem is very simple, in a country where the party system, power is built precisely on the party’s representation in the sejm, the number of seats is of great importance , which the party borrowed from everyone and it is distributed in accordance with the percentage that they collected from voters, this is where the dog is buried, let's call it that , with the victory of justice, which has been in power for quite a long time, it won, there is no escape, 35.3% are official data, this is the first party, the second party is almost 5 behind %, and this is 30.7% of tusk’s party, but here further begins to create power, power, gain power and control the sejm, which ultimately elects the prime minister, who elects the relevant ministers, that is, essentially form then the government to to form a government, you need a

politicians themselves, the opposition activists feared that yaroslav kaczyński might lead troops tofend his power. on the streets of warsaw and so on, no one saw a single soldier who was there taken out and he will not be taken out, i will tell you more today that today one of the sensations of the day in warsaw was the statement of the adviser to the president andrzej dude, who, when asked if jarosław kaczynski should go on political retirement, answered yes, yaroslav kaczynski should go on political retirement, i.e. from temporarily withdrawing the troops to the streets of warsaw to the fact that the councilor...' says that it is time for yaroslav kaczyński to go on political retirement, well, this is a galactic distance, and it was covered within four days after the elections, why? yes, a very simple matter, the turnout was 74%, while in warsaw the turnout at the elections was 85%. well, anton, we know that it's almost, it's space, it's cosmic indicators. myroslav, i wanted to ask you about donald tusk and the ukrainian issue. in particular, how much. he will actively work, well,

the, the opposition combination the, the, the ruling nor injustice policy to paste policy, the brand him as a stooge of germany. they say essentially that he.

if he does not succeed, the opposition will be offered to form a coalition.civil coalition, the third way and the left together should have 200... 49 mandates, which is enough to form a coalition and a government. about 3 million families with children have benefited from the peace policy, which receives monthly child benefit. also , from 2016 to 2023, the party increased pensions several times and made the so-called 13 payments for pensioners. at the same time, law and justice took control of the judiciary . the eu criticizes the judicial reform because and the government, public broadcasters also came under the control of the party. in addition, peace has a negative attitude towards lgbt people and migrants, and also banned abortion in the country. people are fed up with the politics of making enemies all over poland, as well as the corruption and arrogance of this government. therefore , it was basically a vote of protest against this type of government behavior. according to jacyk kuharczyk, after the change of government , polish policy will also change

one of the opposition alliance called the march of a 1000000 hearts. although estimates have to turn out, have up to 800002 you zip code. you 10, so i'm of the moment publicly funded state control broadcast cvp fails to cover the story live, then varies. it on it's news counts and puts the number of protestors that just 160000. and i don't get the chance to chance it on us as if some of the chances that figured was strikingly loved. it also happens to be the number, the ruling party, whatever set me deal not to go swimming out of here lies the connection between the party line and the story line at the so called public tv test as quickly jumped into line undermining deposition. not of this and definitely not sort of poor things, anything close to independent journalist. we can clearly say that the test of but is an instrument in the hands of the party. only 4. so it was the 2nd, the 20 top didn't to say it didn't happen, but what they say it wasn't to the development. and that does this advantage self possession because they really have to depend upon

, there is some opposition press , there is such a thing, but we all understand perfectly well that theower of viktor orbán is, let’s say this, if not forever, then for a very long time and it is not even worth trying to speak out against this kind of power, because it is accepted by the majority of society and hungary is simply viktor orban's country you can compete for the seats of the mayor of budapest or the mayor of warsaw, but the country is run by a specific leader, here in budapest orban, in warsaw kaczynski, goodbye, we are coming to such a situation, i think it is still far from that, i no matter how much i want to compare the situation, in poland democratic institutions are quite strong, the opposition media are quite strong, and i want to remind you that some media are also owned by american capital, for example, the largest opposition tv channel is tfn-24 property, american discovery, well, you know that the authorities have always opposed this, they don’t like it, they don’t like it, there were, there were certain attempts there to deprive the license of some channels of t

the opposition leader and prime minister _ assets now. opposition leader and prime minister agreed - assets now. the opposition leader and prime minister agreed to - assets now. the opposition leader| and prime minister agreed to form assets now. the opposition leader . and prime minister agreed to form an emergency government to manage the war with hamas. israel continues to mask soldiers in the hardware close to the gaza border ahead of a possible ground invasion. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. first, we're going to look at the new political situation in israel. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the opposition leader benny gantz have agreed to form an emergency government to manage the country's response to saturday's attacks by hamas. the death toll from the attacks has reached 1,200. as israel continues its bombardment of gaza for a fifth day, there are concerns about the deteriorating humanitarian situation. gaza's health ministr

does not give a fair chance to the opposition p i. s. has filtered the playing fields for its phase. i thought the science in poland overall is not as stupid as the p. i as government would want them to be. but is it as seen the folks as racing back in 2015 when piece was elected, its anti immigration stands was central to the parties message. its insistence that poland is a christian country that outside are such as muslims represented 3 piece then rolled out the welcome mat for ukrainian refugee white ones. christians, 1500000 of whom remain info. and while the parties, patients for ukrainians is clearly wearing out, it saves its ugly race based rhetoric for the relatively few muslims who dare show up in poland. support it is the kind of rhetoric that donald to send in the opposition alliance are now dabbling in as well to be just a little bit stronger late in savings and waste using them to jump to the grocery store. so it's not just going out on t, v, p, and pro government news. it's every research to bite wings and actually novelty

colleagues from the opposition tvn-24 also get the full benefit.g with morawiecki, the police detained a woman, and she later turned out to be a member of parliament. the presenter is adamant that it was a provocation and a whole special operation by competitors. mysterious a woman in black with a cap on her head, at least initially she introduced herself as a representative of the polish parliament, and video footage from inside a police car, oddly enough, interrupted the false narrative of the brutal detention. another narrative that pro-government channels are actively pursuing is the recently released film green. border, i note the polish director agnieszka holland, where the local border guards are shown far from being fluffy whites. the author was immediately accused of denigrating the image of his country, and harsh criticism and discredit the paintings continue virtually every day. and finally, at the end of the program about the widely publicized film ogneshki holland, green border, the film contains many scenes in which polish border guar

i am joining you from where the opposition held their election. . the opposition held their election. packed full of people who were celebrating victory. this is just one exit poll that has been released but it is giving the civic coalition what they are describing as a chance to form a coalition which suggests the governing law and justice party does not have enough votes, even with the other party that mightjoin them because they would not have enough to form a government. this is an exit poll, not the results, they are just beginning the count now but it has been a heavily contested and highly divisive election. it is very interesting to see how many turned out to vote. the current figure is 73% of the electorate going to vote which shows you people thought a huge amount was at stake. people we talk to in the accuser said it was a historic election about deciding the future of poland. —— talked to in the queues at the ballot boxes. the government said it was all about security. the opposition said it was all about democracy. there will probably be a protracted period of conversatio

but they got spooked by the evolution of the syrian opposition. and so much more radical groups like ice as an outside up. and, and today we've got this frozen situation where, where, where, it, it's, it's getting worse all the time. all right, well, we have run out of time. so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all our guest, alexis, let me call on there was kids of chick and joshua landis, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just share a. com and prefer the discussion go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash age and side story. you can also join the conversation on x r handle is at a j inside story for me and how much im jerome and a whole team here. bye for now, the the thought provoking owns, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate script. there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hitting interviews. do you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days, or is it just a dif

and here, in the midst of the lawlessness of the opposition and tusk personally, the president of poland appears with a smile in a long interview: he came to tvp, that is, to his own people, there is simply nothing to be afraid of, so in 20 minutes of broadcast you can calmly announce program theses: blackmail of ukraine, no grain transit, protection of farmers , russian imperialism for the baltic countries and a call... to come to the referendum in order to quote: strengthen the democratic mandate of the authorities. the eighth material continues to denigrate the kremlin and unprovenly accuses russia of crimes, sometimes svo, although some facts have already been recognized as theatrical productions. we all see what is happening in ukraine, ukraine was attacked by russia, the territories that managed to recapture bucha, erpen, these are the places where russian troops are. on the main state channel, in it tusk is accused of secretly working for russia, and in fact, treason and they even show the territories that russian troops would occupy if tusk and his team were in power. lublin, elb

many belarusians, you see, do not quite understand how exactly the opposition seven can destroy thisfor kochinsky. here you simply need to lower yourself or figure it out in the essence of those political processes and the cuisine that exists in poland. ah, the problem... is very simple, in a country where the party system, power is built precisely on... the representation of the party in the sejm , the number of seats that the party occupied in the sejm is of great importance and it is distributed in accordance with the percentages which they collected from voters, this is where the dog is buried, let’s call it this way, with the victory of law and justice, which has been in power for quite a long time, it won, there’s no escape here, 35.3% is official data, this is the first batch, the second batch lagged behind by almost 5%, and this is 30.7%. uh, tusk’s party, but here the further begins, to create power, power , gain power and control the sejm, which ultimately elects the prime minister, who elects the relevant ministers, that is, in essence, then to form a government in order t

will create a government if changed the government, the opposition must negotiate with the presidentorder to be able to pass certain laws, it has, in my opinion, at the moment it has a fairly high chance of success, this is because andrzej duda, he now has a second , his second term, his second term, shared with the european union in poland, how will things change after the elections? well, there is also a very, very interesting situation here, we have to keep in mind that after these eight years, which is first of all, if we are talking about the issue of justice reform in poland, it is actually the last, taky momenty, że this very hostry superczki, at this moment also, if you believe the declarations, representatives, leaders of the opposition parties, sometimes it happens as for hungary, as for this country that has problems, that has very strong conflicts with the european commission and with the european parliament, now this is changing and it will of course have a positive impact on poland's foreign policy also in the eastern dimension of this policy, that is, in relation to uk

politicians and opposition figures were afraid that jarosław kaczyński could bring the troops to defend power on the streets of warsaw and so on, no one saw a single soldier being withdrawn and he did not will be brought out, i will tell you more today that today one of the sensations of the day in warsaw was the statement of the advisor, president andrzej dude, who, when asked whether yaroslav kaczyński should go on political retirement, he answered, yaroslav kaczyński should go on political retirement, that is, from temporarily withdrawing the troops to the streets of warsaw, to the fact that the adviser to the president says that yaroslav kaczyński should go on political retirement, well, this is a galactic distance , and it was passed within four days after the election, why? and a very simple matter, the turnout is 74%. in warsaw , the voter turnout was 85%. well, anton, we know that these are almost, these are cosmic indicators. myroslav, i wanted to ask you about donald tuska and the ukrainian issue, in particular, how actively he will work, well , donald tuks is not just a polis

, including several journalists, thousands of opposition. party members were also arrested across the country. we couldn't even grasp what was happening. all of a sudden we came to the rally like many other members, and they started arresting us for no reason. the main opposition bangladesh, a nationalist party, has called for a country wide down to dusk, general stripe on 29 october in protest against what they say is a police track down security has been sizing all across the country and in the capital cost tension remain opposite the class between opposition, members and police security forces often accuse demonstrators of attacking them 1st. but rights groups say that many videos and weakness account show. the protesters are often harassed and bitten by the police, pressed, and often with the support of ruling party supporters. i don't think so. well, there's a lot of questions for the people on the line in order to the government party are really also held rallies across the country. but it's one drive of again staging.

crisis, there is always an increase in protectionism, but on the asian track we see exactly the oppositecess, the most determining player in the next decade in the asia-pacific region will be the association of southeast asian countries, which is creating such an asian version of the european union, they have already created a single economic space, you need to understand that this market is comparable in size to the european one in terms of search and path, now there is a shift in focus, more towards the southeastern side asia more...towards africa, together, for the sake of common development and prosperity, the motto of the furum of international cooperation, the belt and road this year, key events will be held on wednesday. yaroslav danilenko, beijing, people's republic of china. their situation in the middle east israel continues to prepare for a ground operation in the gaza strip. military equipment is being pulled towards the border. the military is forming field camps with tanks, howitzers, mto vehicles and bulldozers that will clear passages for the it has also been decided to f