why do you think renault is down?e have been looking at the analysts notes and they have been positive. >> there is a concern for ev demand and extra pressure there after nissan cut the income operating guidance for the full year. renault with the highest ever profitability with the margin of 8.1% for the first half of the year. they said they benefitted from lower raw material costs and strong demand for the models and a good reflection of the change of strategy with renault and the ceo moving away from the strategy and pushing for volume and moving toward margins. that is bearing fruit there. as were you saying, the automaker reconfirming the guidance for the year and launching new models going forward. the iconic model in france, a small city car, they hope to make around 25,000 euro. they hope to attract new buyer there is with the affordable models. there is pressure and competition with the chinese buyers with the tariffs coming into the game as well. overall, the strategy at renault is reconfirmed and showing i

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it is preliminary known that the renault driver drove onto the road at a prohibiting traffic light.nside the sedan, two adults and two children. they all died. there were no injuries among the train passengers. drifting under the bedrooms in bashkiria, the underground parking of an apartment building turned into a racing track. it takes days to fly there. karting competitions, the throttle is so loud that every now and then the fire alarm goes off and the emergency doors are blocked. neither the residents of the building nor the businessmen plan to give in. how officials will judge, danil sukharuchko figured out. the noisy passing of racing cars, right in the yard and even in the underground parking lot, is now an unpleasant routine for the residents of this high-rise building in ufa. it all started in december - residents complained when a wonderful neighbor moved into the house. karting. moreover, according to the locals, it is not entirely legal, we have a technical passport for this is a room, in this room there should be just columns, it should be an underground space, it is 2.

it is preliminary known that the renault driver drove onto the road at a prohibiting traffic light.es, but there was no chance of avoiding a collision. there were four people in the sedan, two. adults and two children, all of whom died, were among the passengers on the train there are no casualties. the former head of the shatura urban district was detained in the moscow region. now alexey artyukhin is being interrogated by investigators; as online publications report, many complaints have accumulated against him during his work, and it seems that so many that he unexpectedly left his post a few days before his arrest. report by fyodor eliseev. this is footage of the probable detention of former influential official alexei artyukhin. it is obvious that it is breaking the usual. the calm of the small town of shatura near moscow, the security forces did not. no fuss, people wearing masks surrounded the suv in which the former mayor was, and presumably he himself is standing with his arms outstretched, leaning on the car. this is the administration building of the shaturra city distric

it is preliminary known that the renault driver drove onto the road at a prohibiting traffic light. adults and two children. all of them died. there were no injuries among the train passengers. drifting under bedrooms in bashkiria, the underground parking of an apartment building turned into a race track. karting competitions are held there for days on end. they gas so much that every now and then the fire department goes off. emergency doors are blocked, neither the residents of the house nor the businessmen plan to give in, as officials will judge, danil skharuchko understood. the noisy passing of racing cars right in the yard and even in the underground parking lot is now unpleasant for residents of this high-rise building in ufa routine. it all started in december, residents complain, when a wonderful neighbor, a go-kart, moved into the house, and, according to the locals, not entirely legally. we have a technical passport for... this room, this room should just have columns, it should be an underground space, it’s 2.0 square meters, and look what the owners have piled up here.

oleksandr, call sign renault, a fighter of the first battalion 68, a separate yegerska brigade, was on svoboda. well, we continue. to investigate the situation in turetsk, at the positions of the armed forces, a radio liberty film crew visited just near turetsk. next, we will show you an exclusive report. take a look. we make crossfires, we have a thermal imaging sight on this machine gun, we can see if there is any movement, movement, we look and... both in ordinary thermal imagers and in the sight, we do not allow the enemy to move, we make crossfires, there will not necessarily be any offensive, or an assault, it can simply be a movement, we fire shots so that they are not heard relaxed, let's say, didn't feel relaxed, let's say. this is the toretsky direction we have, well , our positions are directly along the canal, the northern donets-donbass is called, well , the canal just separates us from the enemy, how hot is it here from one to 10, how is the enemy behaving? well, i won’t tell you directly, it depends on the day, there are days when it’s really hot, well, there are even ei

renault shares are slumping.hat is despite a margin beat after its partner knissan cut te first quarter operating profit. back over to you. >> carolin, thank you very much. we turn attention to the action in asia and tech stocks there following the u.s. lead lower, plus more surprise moves from the china central bank doing little to ease consumers. we have the latest with jp. >> good morning, frank. we start off with the tech selloff first which sparked wall street. we will have to start in south korea with the kospi among the leading laggards. not helped by the south korea reporting of the contraction of the gdp second quarter report. you noted the laggards in the tech space. a number of key earnings impressed. sk hynix reporting the highest quarterly profits since 2018. hyundai with the jump in the operating profit for the second quarter. some of the biggest laggards. it was a similar story with the japanese story with softbank one of the biggest losers in tokyo. carolin talked about nissan with the plunge in p

it's the new renault narc and it looks at all the safety tech., it lowers your score. oh really? and it says will they will they give the information to your insurance company and then pages later in the article. no they won't. it turns out i had hybrid yaris. it gives you a score out of 100. i once got a 92 and didn't shut up about it for months. so it is not a good idea. >> i mean, i love getting scored, don't you? you miss this , scored, don't you? you miss this, i do, but then again, we have the usual concerns of our overlords monitoring and controlling our especially our cars overlords . cars overlords. >> yeah. who wants that show? >> yeah. who wants that show? >> is nearly over. let's take another quick look at thursday's front pages. i say another look. the first look this evening, the daily mail. terrible story. the crossbow horror. the guardian, starmer shocking prisons crisis is worse than feared. the financial times biden's re—election drive reels under fresh blows from pelosi and clooney . the eye water firms clooney. the eye water f

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we meant it was a daughter, renault scene, and kept put a sentence together. i mean, you know, if they were really onto this game, they would have been playing this game. i don't remember them playing it. am i wrong, leon? let me make one quick stay. go ahead. you know, who did know trump several months ago they said, hey, trump is by now to get you interrupted. no by doesn't even know he's in the white house. was the only one that actually was onto a long time ago, and that's the fall, right? exactly. well i'm, or i'm sorry, go ahead. finish us up at the break. no. yeah. well, no, they, they knew it. i'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and say that they were months ago erroring on concern for the country. okay. in terms of not wanting to expose the commander in chief as being non compass mentors. but now that they are in the grips of a campaign, and they see, but blood in the water or chum on the surface, they are going after it like sharks. did you say non compas memphis? i did your, your highness, i did that. i am the queen. um, well that's why

according to guy, the driver of a renault car was driving through the parking lot on kosmonavtov avenuend beat up. a sixty-year-old man suddenly ran out onto the road from behind a parked car, a pedestrian was hospitalized with injuries, a young cyclist was injured in an accident in viebsk, the accident occurred the day before on kalinin street. according to preliminary information, the lada driver, when turning right, did not allow a teenager to cross the road at a pedestrian crossing. ostrovets rescuers helped a dog that fell into the well. a woman called the ministry of emergency situations and said that her pet fell into the well on her garden plot. and could not get out, the rescuers arrived and went down to the four-legged pet and took him out of the trap. this was the project zone x. our news is on the project’s youtube channel on instagram. have a nice day and spend it on the bright side. and don't forget to turn on belarus one in the evening. as usual, we will summarize the results of the day's crime chronicle. good morning belarus, good morning country, the live broadcast of t

at the beginning we had a problem, renault left. but we quickly got over it. technologically. for example, here we use cold. welding to connect the parts of the body, in this workshop robots do 20% of the work, in other workshops there are 80 thousand cases, the conveyor does not stop for a second, and it seems, what kind of restrictions are we talking about? even if we talk about those guys who work here, they all studied in iran, we have a full cycle in this sense, american sanctions cannot do anything about it. the key attention is to build quality, every gap is checked here, the highest requirements. by iranian standards, this is a five-star car. on each shift, we select four random bodies from the assembly line and test them, welding defects, appearance, doors, gaps, motor. engines have been a special pride of iranians for more than 20 years; they have been making them themselves. for your understanding, our motors in europe comply with the standards euro-5 and euro-6. today, the iranian automobile industry employs almost a million people. iran-khodro pla

we've got the daily meal now, and renault have brought out a feature that nobody asked for. driver. cory. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the idea is that it's going to give you points for your safe driving. so whether you're sticking within your lane, whether you're getting too close to the car in front, you'll get points out of 100, no one's going to want this car. no. >> if it's if it's stopped middle lane. >> hoggers i'd be fine with that, we're not being told off enoughis that, we're not being told off enough is what they've decided. so they need more of that. what i'd like is a car that gives you points for fun, you know? yeah. you've just gone through a red light, but no one spotted you. >> yeah, well, here's an extra ten points. >> yeah, yeah, 100. but you slow down in time for the camera. 20 points. but what it's actually going to do is you're gonna have a horrible accident that your family are all dead. the dog's dead, and a voice is going to come on and go. you lose ten points for that. >> let's quickly cover this before we go. it's in the times where. and it's looking at th

the new electric renault scenic, for example, has seats that massage you and i think that would haves if we'd had seats that massaged on the way back. >> it's nice for that. >> it's nice for that. >> right. so seats, that massage, you sound system very important as well. one thing that i've discovered that is really great, if my husband and i actually met at a music festival. so we love our music and there can be a lot of squabbling over who gets to put what song on. so this is what we do now before we go away, we create a playlist. both of us get equal amount of songs to put on there, and then we play it on random , which really helps. and random, which really helps. and if you have kids, my friends have tried this too, and they say that their kids really love it because they get to feel included. and then it kind of becomes a game, because when you're sung, song comes on, it's sort of like when you get to celebrate and it's it just helps break up the journey a bit. i also recommend snacks and have if you've got kids, some like secret snacks and maybe some games and dare i say it, s

. >> some people make the myths same mistake renault china thinking there's something that they're not. and your observation that that mistake could carry consequences that goes into generations, i agree 100%. i think europeans because of their experience with russia are very, very reluctant to make the same mistake with china. i think china, europe's expense with the lithuanians with china has really, really woken up the europeans as what did you do with -- experience -- as far as china is concerned. congress passed on a bipartisan basis to sanction china for the oil purchases. and there was a lot of enthusiasm. on the hill for that. i'm not seeing the same enthusiasm for the administration which isn't surprising because whenever we talk about sanctions, treasury always pushes back to a degree. state pushes back. we up your student to be a little more ready to draw that weapon and use it. your thoughts. >> we have a gauge on this quite a bit. i really understand and take your points to heart but i would point out at a think you know, you've heard so me times, the hundreds of others sa

so whether they're renaults or citroens for france or whether they're mercedes or audis for germany or, that's what germany or whatever, that's what they do. and it reflects the power and the status of the country. and if you if you go around in a bicycle, you'll be treated as if you go around in a bicycle. the other thing i used to object about and then complained about money was they always find, receipts for margaret thatcher during the 80s. yeah, this was for her hairdressing and whatever it is now, what would it take to send particularly a woman outside the door representing the country and looking ? well, yeah, of and looking? well, yeah, of course she's got to have her hair done every day of course. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> we don't want all our politicians to look like . do you politicians to look like. do you remember how michael foot used to look? yes. old duffle coat and things like that. donkey jacket. you've got to look the business. if you're in the job, haven't you? >> i would, i would think so. i would think so. the americans always look the business. >> well th