via the cd, the cd you and c, s. u, the uni of law of one. there's 2025 election which ones is gone and previous matches. the man in the driving seat is clear winner of this election. he said to become jim and john sla though he still faces the tricky task of building a coalition, a center right, cd. you see if you block, received the most, both sparkly emoji, and there were down to 50 percent. it's not the support match. wanted to laugh, shouts will stay on this kid. it's a good chance that but he's days is jim and his lead to our number is s b d policy. it seems like it's west results and then they're still election since the 19th century on, on for the big and also on the grounds. come raids, face is a base every election results of the social democratic party talking to you for different types and stuff on it. i need to log in the alternative for jim and he thought he nearly doubled it, support the strongest, showing for a fall, right pause. he sits, the 2nd world will in the post election discussion on public t v co lead, at least vital

you c s. u, when there are motions that we approvals, if they go in the right direction and the will of the german people is clear, they want change when, if they wants to coalition between the f b and the conservative assessment brow swats and toys. i mean, i think you vitally predicted the conservative block would not be able to form a stable government and the a, if they would in time to come. jim and his law just politics. that man said his body had little in common with the i f d block and just the deductions. and you can reach out to us as much as you like. we will not see misguided call us into this more from the green source, small dropping support, punished as old a government, which is what i think among smaller policies, the less benefit did for massage and support from young voters who had as it was a campaign dominated by fits fios about migration and russia, a filtering economy. and the fear that donald trump is changing jem and his relationship with the united states freely smith

now official, the conservative police mounts is points to become the next john slip is c to u. c. s u block is set to lead a future government probably in partnership with the social democrats who led the previous administration. the far right alternative germany policy came in 2nd, but now it says that he will not work with them. so let's take a look at the numbers. matt says, conservatives came out on top of the f. d double the share of the vote, making them the 2nd largest policy. so it says, a social democrats suffered that was to face and over a century, the greenville also did badly. the left policy fed better than expected. the b s. w, which splinted from the left policy last year, failed to make the 5 percent threshold needed to enter parliament. and that was the same for the liberal f d p. absolutely mount says he wants to get to work right away saying, well, why don't wait for us, but even if he is able to quickly full and the governing coalition, his partners might make it difficult for him to fulfill some of his campaign promises. 5th, think you may have promised this ch

c. s u has a majority of seats and will be able to govern if they agree on a coalition treaty, which is like the guidebook to a 4 year legislature, germany, where everything is settled for 4 years. maybe we see a slim a coalition treating because we are living in very rapidly evolving times, but still on the bigger political questions, but has to be agreement. and the c s. u a cd you group will, will work very closely with the social democrats, probably as of today or tomorrow to figure out whether they can agree on a program for the next government. and that would be a government which, which could work pretty well. yet today's election results show that the, the, the opposition is indeed dominated by the in, by the other not cheaper for darn slammed. and nina just said that they have announced they want to make this government unstable. so they will use all kinds of parliamentary tools and they all have already done so in the ending legislative periods. so that will be in the reality, parl

c. d, u c. s u block is leading opinion polls with around 30 percent of the vote, but all policies have refused to work with the far right. a f d was just recently searched in popularity. germany is likely to face when weeks of negotiations and full parties can form a coalition government. i'm finally a power of offices to shining a new lights on. one of the most famous and recognizable sights of london samples cathedral has been brought to life buying a most of lights and sound sho. scopes, a piece of will can compose it. david hop created in 22 minute display on shaving. visualizing can pull some movements, the buildings, history. thousands are expected to see the rest spectacle up close. show on the set to last until the end of the month. you're up to date, don't forget to post the website up. so don't come much more about top stories, whether it's next that insight story the the. so hello there to split picture when it comes to web across the middle east and live. and you can see the dentist c

solve the fire hand desired stretched to take part in the government and until we will support the c d, u c. s u, when there are motions that we approvals, if they go in the right direction and the will of the german people is clear and useful. they want change when they wants to coalition between the f b and the conservative system, low spots. and i think united predicted the conservative block would not be able to form a stable government. and they, if they would in time become germany's largest politics. the man said he thought he had little in common with the i f d block and this the, the deck on jones. you can reach out to us as much as you like. we will not see you misguided called us inquiry on this move from the green source. small dropping support, punished as old a government, which is what i think because among small apologies the less beneficial tr massage and support from young voters. it was a campaign, dillman 19 bye, fits fios about migration and russia, a filtering economy. and the fear that donald trump is changing jim and his relationship with the united states treat. the sm

supporters, but also on the other side of the street been an additional $3000000.00 voters for the c d, u and c, s u. i mean, we were aiming for a further 2000000 over 21. we've added 3000000 voters. i mean, that's a real success for us instead of c 4. sorry. what was the last part of your question? yeah. and i know the trustworthy when in terms of economic policy and public and formulation generally insane, we need to do everything we can to retains the competitiveness of our economy and not to anything that we can our economy, a bigger gate lives with by noticing, we have our opinion about the mission, guys, citizens, if we can really security benefit to the book, i guess we cannot leave it the way it is that it's and i think the s p d may also see that there was an attempt to address this in the last parliament, when it wasn't taken out by the coalition, but we can face time, take them associated with that and it was on that then the energy prices, we need to lower them. so and assume it's but it is offensive. you have it. and so it doesn't mean that we have to, to subsidize the grid fees the o

you c s. u. when there are motions that we approvals, if they go in the right direction and the will of the german people is clear, he's the only one change. one that they want to coalition between the f b and the conservative assessment, plow spots and dories. i mean, i think united predicted the conservative block would not be able to form a stable government the if the waiting time become jim and his largest party. good man said his boss, he had a little income with the i f day fucking to see the deck on june. so you can reach out to us as much as you like. we will not proceed misguided policies and carry on this more from the green source. small dropping support, punished as old a government, which is what i think because among smaller policies, the less beneficial trauma surgeon support from younger voters. it was a chemist. he needs to find out who will join him in government. back to back regard with that very question. so brand, is this going to be another grand coalition? like we saw in

obviously b c, s u, a said, an opening negotiate the tactic. this is a struck and o character, he's throwing something to the air, and then he says, okay, let's negotiate. let's find some compromise. yeah, it's interesting. he said that this could be negotiating tactic, and i just wonder, given that trumpet is not just said that some countries love his ideal everyone he's spoken to loves that. he's also suggested. some middle eastern countries will be prepared to put the hands in the pockets and actually pay you for this. he's talking special, forget about saudi arabia. where as we know from that statement, saudi arabia has rejected any attempts to displace palestinians is base, potentially putting that long term relationship between the us and society right there in jeopardy. no, not really, but the, i'm not going to accept visa, delusional ideas. and they are insisting on f pass football, this thing and stay multiple listing is state right away. but the road map is series of steps and tests of to wish the police begins. uh, we'll be able to,

the president has shut down the u. s. c, u d, and it's sick with the theme in india, the now we're continuing our coverage of the latest trend shaping the world right now. this is our team to national i a michael watching a big page. so without elections had on only modestly successful comedian. i found donald trump describes the bottom, is the lensky who he says, tricks the us into financing on, on one of the war against russia. that would make those comments. he made those comments one day after a historic meeting of american and russian delegates in regard to revive bilateral relations. here's what some had to say about the matter. to think of it. a modestly successful comedian vladimir zalinski talk the united states of america into spending $350000000000.00 to go into a war that couldn't be one that never had to start. but a war that he without the us and trump will never be able to settle. the united states has spent $200000000000.00 more than europe, and europe's money is guaranteed, while the united states will get

so can pon says that the u. s. c, u d has been paying report as around the world to take part to the agencies destabilize ation activities. a lot in the usa. the money has been going towards propaganda. you know, like very far, last or new, liberal war mongering propaganda. and in that aspect, they also started to demonize strong. you know, and so for example, i do, is this the news through god. i've entered news. nobody has ever heard of it. and it gets $500000000.00 a year from the us to train a journey across the world, the through the train like $9000.00 janet last year. and they have all these broadcast programs. and it's all about the us propaganda, war mongering. we know, so like in the georgia, i mean you survive. can you trade in to add these journalists in a $100.00 gloves, countries around the world. and it's all just uh, propaganda. they started to become very, very much against drunk everything. and now it's like problem of us empire is having, i mean i the auto immune disorder and the are the siding aga

warning from un secretary general antonia, with that it's easy, simple to avoid any form of f be clean c u. s. officials send mix signals as they try to go back from plan for gaza, but israel says it is already prepared for guidance to leave history. also coming up, the recall end of the center really is shaken by more as quite thousands have already fled with scientists calling the seismic activity on the precedent. the i'm good. how those as well come to the program. israel says it has begun preparations for the departure of launch numbers of palestinians from the gaza strip. just a day after us president donald trump suggested that the us take over gaza. trump's comments have been condemned and rejected by international leaders. with the un secretary general warning against ethnic cleansing in district us president donald trump's proposal to clear goals of rivets, civilians is strongly rejected by goals and themselves not to. we want to make it clear, it's a trump on to globally does all of the palestinian people are rude to them? that alone we have is the same as the roots of all the tree

the conservative c, d, u. c. s. new bulk is leading opinion, pulse around 30 percent of the 1st federal policies have refused to answer the phone, right. if the this is recently search in popularity, germany is lucky to face week some of the go stations before policies can form a coalition government which i'm in, police have arrested them on suspend to the stabbing. another man of the holocaust memorial and a capital been in for they say the victims suffered serious injuries and is undergoing surgery and non was taken into custody. close to the c. investigate to say the motive for the attack is on the no thousands of people who are routed across the vac here to call for prime minister. but what fits so to resign demonstrates is have been staging. regular process against before time need is, must go, policies, fridays route is all the same, mach 7 years since the matter of investigative journalist is getting spot mess protests that just it says resignation as a minister at the time was insane. is preston to have a n

thank you u. s. c o u. another interesting fact that passed during the past week where mister schultz and the stuff are decided that america liberated jeremy was the calibration of the 8 the anniversary of the liberation of the nazi death comp. not see room by the germans me inconvenient fact of was liberated by the soviet's that army because it was asked to the party and the russians. so the germans, who did the killing, the polls who built a lot of the comes for them. are there, do you train you there? who populated the, you know, 14 the subdivision, you know, work in the camps. the last thing is the 2 aliens who gleefully told through the villages for a bottle of vodka, exposing their jewish neighbors, told them, and ditches executing them on last, they were all invited with the soviets, the russians, who did the fighting and dying to liberate these calms. were left outside, they gave welcome to the 4th, right. welcome to the as. well, that brings us to the end of another, a rapid fire hel, hop through h

he is declared on the notorious us agency for international development known by the operating a u. s. c, u d and other organization has long been implicated in his name change operations all around the world are to doing a quarter past the story with us say id and the trump administration's chopping block. it's rich liberal beneficiaries are running to it's a bill dates for example, showed up on n b c's today show to defend the organizations great work. you know, i get billions of dollars to the same thing. that usa id does. i go out in the field and study these things. i'm a little worried, particularly with this usa. i d star, life out nation partners with us. i d on nutrition and i'm getting vaccines out. and you know, there's incredible people. um, you know, they're not actually ones that works there. yeah. and would you look at that? according to the association of american physicians and surgeons dates was one of us say i these top grant recipients in 2024, with all the billions of dollars the gates foundation has spent on agricultural and medical experiments in africa. it makes s

the white house takes an act, c u. s. k i d, and reveals that list of expenditures don't include meals for. i'll tell you the affiliated estimates in syria from dennis wheeler to ukraine. we look at how the agency has been spending billions to further washington this agenda under the guise of humanitarian also in the program coming off the yalta conference, which brought together the postwar allied leaders of churchill f t r on spelling parks. it's 80th street. the meeting was pivotal in the creation of the united nations and to come to us the nuns broke today to reform that to the face is arts international. my name's unit illegal in 30 minutes of using views starts. not the oval office is cracking dawn on us a id. by so miles washington's regime change agency, you will must cause already threatened to shut the rates as part of his efforts and leading the new government, the efficiency department, the white house press secretary, or the lead i'd were selling the big sums. i've gone a look at the waste and abuse that has

how i 6 an act c, u. s. k i d and reveals that list of expenditures don't include meals for i'll tell you the affiliated estimates in syria from venezuela to ukraine. we look at how the agency has been spending billions to further washington this agenda on to the guys up to the monetary and also in the program coming off the your conference which brought together the post war allied leaders of churchill f. d r on spelling marks it's 80th street. the meeting was pivotal in the creation.

c u. s. officials are sending mixed signals. now as they tried to roll back trumps plan for gaza, but israel says it is already preparing for guidance to leave district. also coming up as rebels at voss despite a ceasefire, the democratic republic of congo activists to choose the european union of.

for thinking out of the box. elsewhere in the middle east there is outrage over the announcement a c u. s l i saudi arabia and the palestinian militant group. i'm off both region.

c. u. s. a. id on his last leg says donald trump reveals the agencies legacy of corruption at a former state department, official highlights, just one of the many jobs that was behind across the world. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rap groups to produce a songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests the oh, i'm been human and you know, stayed at the hotel in america and met by protesters in the area. but while these are the white house, donald trump shops of all, with this plan to own gaza and forcibly displace palestinians from that line. do you actual take over the guys this trip? below that you are the greatest friend, as well as ever, had in the white house, the, the side with a look back at the news, a shape this week here, and i'll see international welcome to the weekly program. so to an a baby a, we go to kick it off. i news house our most of the countr

c u. s. senate has voted to confirm chelsea gabbert his director of national intelligence that happened during a party line vote of 52 to 48 voting against her. were every single democrat and the chamber. also, mitch mcconnell, former republican leader, who said the nation should not have to worry that the intelligence assessments the president's receives are tainted by a director of national intelligence with a history of alarming lapses in judgment. those alleged lapses are in the one hand, blaming the united states for rushers invasion of ukraine, and for visiting bashar al assad in syria. and telling the us government that he had no weapons of mass destruction. there were likely other republicans who might have voted against are many it expressed objections. chuck schumer, the democratic leader in the senate, said he believes that this were a silent vote, that only 10 people would have voted for. he called her a terrible choice. nonetheless, she went through largely with the support of r

so the new government is likely going to be a c, d, u. s p d coalition. they will have an opposition. so talk to us a little bit about the position that this new government is likely to face. yes, the problem and obviously is going to be re constituted. and the major feature of that is that the fall right? alternative for germany after you have doubled the number of people that they will have him call them and they are, will be the largest opposition party in problem and that have already in the past few years. been very disruptive impala and with a raw, the few numbers of members that they had there. and they've already announced that they will, to whatever they can to make the governing difficult for the coming income and government. and they will have quite a lot more influence. and problem and not only through the role christmas of the numbers of people that they can deploy and pause and then but also because they will be entitled to, to something like championships of various committees, possibly to some leading functions within a problem entry organ

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c o u. s. secretary of state, marco rubio has arrived in el salvador on the 2nd leg of his 1st foreign trip. he left panama without resolving the phone. the issue of a legend, chinese control of the panama canal. i will act in america editor. let's see a new and reports from panama city. us secretary of state mike, good. julio, ended his 2 day visit the panama overseeing the duplication of 36 and documented migrants and the expulsion of 7 others accused of crimes. it's a theme that will dominate the rest of rubio, stripped of central america and the dominican republic. he described it as one of the great tragedies of the modern era. it's not good for anyone, the only people who benefit from mass migration or traffickers and um, and so this is a program that shows are cooperating with our strong allies here in panama, can help to stem the flow by creating a disincentive. bite of sending a clear message that they do come and you come here regularly. i you may be stopped and you may be returned t

another color revolution, what a the elected leader was ousted because she wasn't saved for full c u. s. policy. and he outlines how us a, r d was involved in not the sort of the o g, b, population to, to bangladesh. she ethnic minority groups and young students and student groups who had already been protesting earlier that year because of the big some, a local, local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that a rap music was, was popular and young people were listening to rap music and bangladesh. so what do they do? they, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usa. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rap groups to produce songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. and you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the, the upside of being a right. and so my friends alleging that that those pro tests that we saw that led to s

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and its now transpired that the u. s. c. id had interest stretching all across the globe. he had a staggering annual budget of around $40000000000.00 holding the bus springs of 60 percent of america's total foreign assistance. the us president says, but what's left of the agency once he's done with it will merge with the state department. the rumors that only 300 of the car in 414000 employees will keep the jobs, is a secretary of state doubled down on that saying that america's interest have to come 1st. i am the acting director of usa i. d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid to the national interest. there are a lot of functions of usa id that are going to continue to are going to be part of american foreign policy. but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy. the attitude, the usa idea is adopted over the years is know, we are independent of the national interest. we fund programs, irrespective of whether it's aligned or not aligned with the foreign policy. th

foreign ministry spokesperson and he said that there are no winners and trade rules and tara was the u. s. c. dialog before you need lessons, harris increases and stopped recognizing and some of the slicing trades. now when it comes to the steel, carrots and tests on the medium, these seem to be a test that will affect more canada and mexico rather than china. it is true that china excluded a rough quote, 110000000 tons of steel globally in 2024. but most of us ended up in south korea, vietnam, and u, a. e. in fact, china only exports less than one percent 0.8 percent of its deal to the us. so that won't have a huge effect on the aging. oppose what aging is responding to a today. in particular is blanket 10 percent tariff. that's the trip administration of employers on china at the beginning of the month. and in response to that, china has responded with its own task, 10 to 15 percent on food, oil liquefied natural gas. hol, farming equipment is also filing a lawsuit against the us in the world trade organization, its sectioning to us companies. timing export controls of crucial role as monr

c. investigation. the 1st u. s. military flied carrying deported, migrants has arrived at one time a bait in cuba. the white house plans to bring as many as 30000 to a detention center at the site. we're 911 terrorist suspects are still being held. the crating, the president told him, his zalinski has welcomed delivery of the 1st mirage. 2000 and finer jets from france. he said the aircraft would help and crane defendants, aerospace against russia, french president, emanuel macro, and has committed to training ukrainian pilots to fly. the plane rebels in the democratic republic of the congo have seized another town in the east, despite declaring a ceasefire. the un says the m 23 and surgeons are closing in on because they captured the key city of goma. last week, un estimates the nearly 3000 people were killed. spangler the actually is confronting a new wave of anger, unleashed by the ousted former leader. it began when former prime minister shake. i've seen a deliberate of speech from exile in india, calling on he

say i d, which in recent weeks has been sensation exposed as this will move in upfront for the c i a b u. s. president announced that he plans to slash the agencies $21000000.00 funds for protection of purpose of an india and $21000000.00 for voter turn out in india. well, why we're giving $21000000.00 to india. they got a lot of money. they're the one of the highest taxing countries in the world in terms of us. we can hardly get in there because the tariffs are. so i have a lot of respect for india. i have a lot of respect with the prime energy just left as you know, 2 days ago, but were given 21000000 dollar voter turnout. it's about a turn out in india, mazda of gonzalez, he is in march, the u. s. department of government advocacy has down to the ground with offering to $121000000000.00 for watch, for court on wednesday, the to are now to media. whatever that means because the next we should have been the i also was bloody, is very much capable of doing that and he doesn't need 4 guns used to be doing that for that. and that's really it has the quote for a lot of shop reactions for media

responsible for the assault, it comes and made new accusations large that washington's humanitarian r u. s. c. id for supporting terrorist activities in africa. turns out there's a, there's a get out of to get out of sponsoring terrorism free card at usaid, which is that usaid cannot directly provide funding to terrace groups, but their contractors are not required under the grant agreements to go through those. you know, oh fax style, those counter terrorism financing. if a bank did it, you would go directly to jail, do not pass, go, you know, do not have liberty again for the next 20 years of your life. but if usa does it, it's completely legal right now. and so this is how you have usaid giving, you know, they just last week a $122000000.00 to isis. we have, we found, you know, they, they fund all the terrace groups in pakistan. they fund the, you know, the terrace groups in the, in this a how in africa and west africa. this is the case for both of them. it is rank one of the data is to hardy groups in the world. many people are currently wondering how does this group get access to a limit

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