jess, thanks so much, coalition governments. jess, thanks so much. jessica — coalition governments.thanks so much, jessica parkerjoining - coalition governments. jess, thanks so much, jessica parkerjoining us l so much, jessica parkerjoining us with the protesters and tractors in berlin. a fresh series of strikes has been unveiled by the main train drivers union, aslef, in its long—running pay dispute with 16 train companies. the stoppages between tuesday 30th january and monday 5th february will affect different operators each day. the first strike by aslef members in their national dispute was back injuly 2022, we're all aware of the growing influence of artificial intelligence in our lives, but it's been a bit of a guessing game to work out how much it will affect the way we work. well, the international monetary fund has tried to put a figure on it and it's come up with the claim that as many as 40% ofjobs could be affected by ai. the figure varies depending on where in the world we have oui’ careers. according to the imf, around 60% ofjobs will be affected in advanced economies

ed that this took place in the coalition government. , ., , coalition government. ed davey was personal affairs _ coalition government. ed davey was personal affairs -- _ coalition government. ed davey was personal affairs -- postal— coalition government. ed davey was personal affairs -- postal affairs - personal affairs —— postal affairs minister. he has been widely criticised because he initially turned down a meeting with alan bates, one of the campaigners. ed davey would say to that that he was then, several months later, the first postal affairs minister to meet with alan bates. he met him months later in october 2010. he has been questioned extensively about this, about what he knew and his response has been i wish i knew then what we all know now. he described it as a conspiracy on a huge scale with the post office lying to victims, and ministers. there were are questions about exactly what he knew at what time and as leader of the liberal democrats, there have been numerous post office ministers over the decades and given the time that he was in office and

it's an incongruous but striking image, one that plays into this sense that germany's coalition governmentts political enemy's hands. there are fears of a drift into a darker more radicalised politics. last week, a ferry carrying germany's vice chancellor was nearly stormed by an angry crowd. the man in charge says criticism is part of democracy, but... translation: i think it's also im ortant translation: i think it's also important to _ translation: i think it's also important to keep _ translation: i think it's also important to keep things - translation: i think it's also important to keep things in i important to keep things in pronortion_ important to keep things in proportion and _ important to keep things in proportion and strike - important to keep things in proportion and strike the l important to keep things in i proportion and strike the right balance — proportion and strike the right balance the _ proportion and strike the right balance. the should _ proportion and strike the right balance. the should also - proportion and strike the right balance. the should also be . proport

perhaps, even under the conditions of the creation of a single coalition government, this other issueld also be, by the way, very important to discuss now in ukraine, perhaps it would remove all these issues that exist in ukraine. by the way, it seems to me that a coalition government would definitely be a good alternative to early elections during a war. a coalition government - this would mean that all ukrainian political forces would enter it, would take joint responsibility for what is happening in country, accordingly , no one would have grounds for political speculation... and it would be right, and it would be very, by the way, good for our international partners to see such a unity of ukraine, and it would definitely be better , than wartime elections. you mentioned journalists, and the two stories that are literally unfolding before our eyes are the story of the journalist yuri nikolov, who was approached by unknown people, began to knock on the door there and plastered his apartment with... what he is afraid of there something, a person who wrote about corruption in the mini

by the way, it is the coalition government for me seems like it would definitely be a good alternativesnap elections in wartime. a coalition government - this would mean that all ukrainian political forces would join it, take joint responsibility for what is happening in the country, accordingly , no one would have grounds for political speculation, and this would be correct, and this it would be very, by the way, good for our international partners to see such unity of ukraine, and this is... it would be better than elections during the war, you mentioned journalists, and two stories that are literally unfolding on our eyes, this is the story of journalist yurii nikolov, to whom unknown persons came, began to bang on the door there and plastered his apartment with stickers of evasions and the fact that he is afraid of something there, the person who wrote about who. in the ministry of defense, this story with eggs for 17 hryvnias, this is the story of yuri nikolov, on the one hand, on the other hand, monitoring over a long period of time those who work for denys bigus, in the team of

as our jessica parker reports, the dispute is threatening to bring down the coalition government, withbahns. some farmers are even taking their fight and their tractors into the heart of berlin. like yen's who grows crops in germany's northeast. who grows crops in germany's northeast-— northeast. politics for the last 10-15 _ northeast. politics for the last 10-15 years _ northeast. politics for the last 10-15 years that - northeast. politics for the last 10-15 years that had l northeast. politics for the - last 10-15 years that had only last 10—15 years that had only a negative approach to farming. full of rules and regulations, thatis full of rules and regulations, that is a problem. there is no other industry in germany that is limited by red tape.- is limited by red tape. these rotests is limited by red tape. these protests were _ is limited by red tape. these protests were sparked - is limited by red tape. these protests were sparked by - is limited by red tape. these i protests were sparked by plans to phase out certain diesel fuel subsidies as the three party traffic light coali

well, historically exhausted, it makes sense to write a new coalition program and create a coalition government under this coalition program and really prove it. to victory, if of course, in the environment of the servant of the people, someone thinks in terms of victory. mr. volodymyr, look, just today there was information that the opposition is collecting signatures for the resignation of stefanchuk, the chairman of the verkhovna rada, and they actually argue that stefanchuk regularly violates the regulations, and actually yesterday's situation in the parliament, when the session hall was blocked, actually stefanchuk closed the session. it was all caused by the fact that he refused to vote on his own decision on the coal industry, and how do you think this whole story with the collection of signatures against stepanchuk could end , and who would be able to remove him from the post of chairman after all speaker, who could hypothetically replace him in this position? first, if stefanchuk and v servants have the feeling that... after all , the responsibility for the state of the country must be

expect this and they did not expect even more, it is probably the firmness and unity of this coalition governmentcause the fact that it consists of four large blocs and almost 11 parties there, they expected that it would not last and would not last long, but the government quite consistently, quite firmly, i would even say harshly, takes over these positions in which law and justice dominated, and first of all it returns the rule of law to polish society, and here even i would not say that there is a confrontation between law and justice and donald tusk, because in fact the decisions that concern these two ministers. of the minister of the interior, the former minister of the interior mariusz kaminski and his deputy machonczyk, this is the court's decision, after all, about their responsibility before polish law, and they were found guilty, and the court decided to arrest them, here if the police and the government tuska, well, it's not influential enough , it was being carried out... it was being carried out in accordance with polish law , but actually, you're absolutely right, the situation is

it's an incongruous but striking image, one that plays into this sense that germany's coalition government a ferry carrying germany's vice chancellor was nearly stormed by an angry crowd. the man in charge says criticism is part of democracy, but... there will be more rolling travel disruption this week, train drivers are due to go on strike. 2024 brings gloomy economic forecasts for germany, but the sound of political discord has already arrived. jessica parker, bbc news, in berlin. the legendary german footballer franz beckenbauer has died at the age of 78. he was one of only three men to have won the world cup as both a player and a manager. joe lynskey looks back at his life. a world cup—winning captain, a world cup—winning coach. franz beckenbauer was the defender and the leader in football's most exclusive club. his first time at the tournament was in 1966, when at 20 for west germany he played in every match. they lost the final to england, but he was emerging as the man at the back who could glide up the field. his country called him the kaiser — the emperor — and as captain he mad

mark runta became prime minister. put together a coalition government, for 13 years he formed the imagesimple guy from the people who rides a bicycle to work, holding an apple in one hand and the steering wheel in the other, an example with pleasure poses for the dutch press, spilling coffee, picks up a mop and cleans up after himself, not forgetting to smile for the camera, can play the piano at a train station or appear in a crowd of people at a concert. hello, mom, this is mark rutte. rutte was elected to the post of prime minister four times, for which he succeeded. “you, dare i say it, were nicknamed teflon mark, you have held power for so long, in fact, in my country this is perceived as something positive, but not everything was so rosy: the coalition government the brand resigned several times, in 2012 due to budget differences, in 2021 amid a scandal caused by a failure in the system of issuing child benefits, but rutte himself always returned, reshuffling staff." after the next dissolution of ministers, rutte decided to use the ukrainian crisis, constantly called for tougher s

coalition government, a balance of possible inquiry into the armies free october 7th, roll. we're back in hoffman, now we're going to stay with the hey there, a lot of ground to cover with this one. so let's go right off the bat. there's cool wind blowing down from iraq that's fresh and up the atmosphere. we go in here for a closer look, they'll have 23, but you know, that's actually where we should be for this some of the year, a quite a bit of warrants coming through the central asia 11 and ask about in the g can stand the sam bates, looking at out 14 degrees, not really dealing with much crossed here over the next little bit. turkey we go whether moves in to the west and the south here, some drenching rains, especially around on tale, and that northwest slice of africa it's been breezy through. it's an easy uh and especially along the coastline of libya looking to see windows here of about 60 kilometers per hour. now we have been dealing with some flooding in nairobi after almost a month's worth of rain fell in the span of just 12 hours. the rain turns lighter here on sun

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but the most important thing, of course, is that the coalition government must resign. traffic light. during the new year holidays, they spoke out against the burdensome bureaucracy and low wages. according to health workers, the country faces an acute shortage of personnel because universities do not train enough specialists. in addition, many doctors prefer to look for more favorable working conditions abroad. army police ecuador continues to confront the gangs that have staged armed riots in the country. more than 300 members of criminal groups were detained, five bandits were killed. the president of the republic said that drug-terrorist groups are trying to intimidate the government and refused to negotiate with them. the army is given the right to open fire to kill in the presence of even the most insignificant reasons. previously , the inviolability of homes, transport and secret correspondence with prisoners was abolished. this conflict has received the status of not international armed conflict. this is the basis for the armed forces to continue to use lethal w

the nothing you know who i'm his coalition government helping suggesting that since last january. now they paused the reasonableness, stand a bill out in the is ready to connect it just behind me. they 164 to 0. and that's because the opposition did. boy called the vote, that was right. i agree about this. so now at the time we was surrounded by tens of thousands of his radius who a huge and disappointed with this bill would strip away the aspect of reasonableness that's allowing the supreme court to do anything unreasonable that they could then overrule them, including government decisions and appointments, so we have had many comments out for and against this is all haven't yet said or that the coalition government hasn't yet said that they will take any action. and if they all to bring in any also due to show a whole lot is going to take many more months is certainly what happened during the war on guns and benny guns from the is ready cabinet, has always supported over turning this little. but he said, let's deal with this off towards, but again, at the streets here where if w

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, it is an incongruous but striking image and one that plays into the sense that germany's coalition government political enemies hands. there are fears of a drift into a darker, more radicalised politics, last week a boat carrying the vice chancellor was nearly stormed by an angry crowd. the man in charge says criticism as part of democracy but. in criticism as part of democracy but. ., w but. in view of the fact the government _ but. in view of the fact the government has _ but. in view of the fact the government has made - but. in view of the fact the - government has made concessions to farmers, it is important to keep things in proportion and to strike the right balance. this should be a concern for all democrats. there will be more rolling travel disruption this week — train drivers are due to go on strike. 2024 brings gloomy economic forecasts for germany, but the sound of political discord has already arrived. jessica parker, bbc news, in berlin. brazil is celebrating democracy in his capital, one year after the january eight riots that shook the nation. thousands of right—wing proteste

the weather is next to the inside. story examines the fractures of israel's foreign rights coalition. government for the moment. thanks for your time and your company. the probably we have most snow in the full cost for japan over the next couple of days . but some places the cloud here, sliding across the sea of japan. normally when that you can see that you have of the wave of the ice, a boss line up here. so we stop putting in costs this and all the legal northwesterly wind that costs the saved depends. i say effect smoke coming into the western side of the country if ever this night for a time into hawkeye. for the west, it strikes cold temperatures struggling to reach freezing. and so maybe a tide about the full basing folk shouldn't be quite as much of an issue for central and southern because we have to some what the weather down to was, the south of china. i'm not, we'll just push a little further based with this. we go through tuesday. might be just ramping up a touch as easy as its way towards home. come by then we'll see some wet weather coming across the yellow sea type of just picki

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so what what happens next well, the government coalition promises that within a few weeks, they willse their vote and their project, also regarding taurus, and supposedly, that means they will vote positively on this project. it is not clear why we had to wait so many months. even weeks and months, because the last time the cdu tried to hold the same vote back in november last year, that is, the government coalition has been waiting for 3 months now and will wait another two months, but even when this vote takes place, it will be in principle does not mean anything, i remind you that there was a vote on the provision of leopards in ukraine, and this vote was in april 22nd. but in april there was full, full support by the parliament, there were all parties of the government coalition, plus the entire cdu, there, it seems, two or three cdu deputies voted against, there was a vote of 500 or so deputies voted for, 100% support of the entire democratic spectrum, and the leopards provided almost a year later, that is, in almost a year, that is , they do not have these votes in the bundesta

do these protests mean other i've checked the disability of germany's coalition government the at the moment, not quite a threat to it, but it's certainly a headache to the government because essentially the government wants to live farmers to compromise. the farmer don't seem to be uncompromising moods. and later today we will see they've got the heads of some of the political parties here, and the stock are going to meet with a farm and unions to see if there is some room for negotiation. and i, i mean, i don't think that yet the government is under correct. the problem that has to be, has to be dealt with relieve with their, with the time being the, the oldest one. and that's your mall. thanks so much. now a lot from a voted k no which are up to early on sunday. in iceland has reached the small fishing town of goods to make the lava flows have set some buildings and file the main road to the town as well as its electricity and hot water supply have already been destroyed by the molten rock. the thousands of residents are evacuated on saturday, so there is no immediate danger to lif

they are angry and angry about the policies of the coalition government.de, everything is also blocked, and similar things are now happening not only here, but throughout germany. for example, in the state of saxony anhalt, farmers have already blocked 95% autobahns. in general, this is a symptomatic situation, because farmers’ protests are taking place in france. they saw perfectly well that they will be in the netherlands, all because the state does not subsidize farmers, that is , there is no capitalism, this is not a market economy, when the state finances its producers, pure socialism, which for some reason they are against for many years they have been fighting for almost a century. we'll be back. you're going to work, so let me take you, the premiere on rtr, i carefully studied your case, your husband took care of everything, including the appearance on shift, and he faces no more than 5 years, mom, you’re in pain, you need money for the protest, and you need a lot of money, mind you, they collected it, there are only a few hundred thousand left, it

now, do you think these protests have any impact on this debility of germany's a 3 policy coalition? government? what is that and the does, what does that mean? does god and it seems to tap into a way to on and satisfaction dissatisfaction with people in germany or the government, lynn. and that's why it's not just farmers. this page move. we spoke to some of the women from berlin, who came along the walk in fox do walk in the industry with the killing him because he felt they felt that the fathers needed the support. that there was a way to kind of a feeling of um, problems and jeremy, the ard, we talked to by the government. so unless the, the government can reach us an agreement with the farmers who find you this afternoon in meetings. unless that happens, this will only go on the problem will only then become more of a headache for that, for the quarter should part to see a balance of your political correspondent, mass. you move that forward to hearing from the pharmacy process in berlin. thank you, matthew that's now have a quick look at the headlines from around the world. germany's econo

and so the only way for um, for it to become government was, is to form a coalition government, it fits high. and that is unlikely. now, which means that the ties online, it could be problem is that even foreseeable future doing this to apartments of the next election, we'll see something that takes shape differently. but for now, i think part time and one of the government, the problem is the set top and the name of the country. and you know what, if they keep that up by forming a coalition, they move forward and a lot of the time you find them is the. so this is how they define and really find that is be laid behind the scenes nominations for this year's oscars have been announced in los angeles. and there's a more international flavor to the list this year with foreign films featuring more than usual in the main categories. there was good news for germany's son to her who was nominated for the best actress award for her role in the french film anatomy of a fall. it's the 1st time a german woman has received such a nod from the academy since 1937. as you're watching dw news of next, w

that is clear that there is a lot of frustration at the moment with the current coalition government, which is very unpopular. many people think that it's not getting a great on the big issues in particular migration, which is the issue that the if the is put in the center of its campaigns. but also a range of other things and seen at the protests from farm is for. it says that recently, and there been many of the things that people have been demonstrating about. and i know under, i'm happy about they feel that in many parts of germany, it's time for a change. and that's, i think it is. the main thing that explains how to search and support for this fall right group and calls to bind the eye of the policy though all guessing loud from people who are against the a. if the can you explain to us why people who are m. c, a, f, d. why did these people? well, the policy by um, completely well, i think, as i mentioned, you know, many people are characterizing the, a, f, d, a known as a real democratic political policy. they have used the democratic electoral process to get themselves elected

error to error miss solves to react is a major policy shift for transfer all off shelves as coalition government. germany has also said the kingdom could expect a green light on delivery of euro fighter jets to berlin holsted arms exports to saudi arabia. after journalist hmo control, g was killed in the savvy concerts is stumble. us intelligence found that savvy crime prints mohammed bin selman sanction to his murder. more missiles like these will soon be on their way to saudi arabia. that's off the german government, scrapped a 5 year old ban on arms exports. berlin still seems undecided on allowing the saudis to get more jets to fight them from. so you're a fighter is a part of the corporation between germany, italy, spain, and the u. k. and saudi arabia already has dozens of them. when the current german government was formed, it said it would not approve the delivery of any more jets. the reason re adds war against who the rebels and yemen, and the brutal killing of saudi generalist jamal control g. but the complex between israel and the mass has changed the calculus violin. now the saudi a

struggling to defy to do these protests really mean a threat for the stability of germany's coalition government? well, you see fit to bind it to the finance minister. this young lady is going to address the call to me. i'll be getting very interested to see the reception who gets in the past when the green foxes minute stuff or i just hope this is called a free. so he was people cited for, for the government to really kind of as a whole. so i'm working on that very passionate and you can send something, you speak to them. so i think that if this continues to go on, the government doesn't find the solution unreached or compromise the pharmacy. they're ready for one, but we'll see. and then there is a potential that more and more people join the full text. they already have spoke to a couple of women who came to the, the live in dallas. obviously the farmers are basically speaking on our behalf. so they've got the concerns for most of the higher costs in supermarkets. yes, it's a government doesn't need to handle. and this guy didn't correspondence, matthew, a more reporting from the farmers prot

and while ahead of the policies and the current coalition, government and the sd is even stronger in eastern germany. there it is projected to come 1st and 3 regional elections later this year. so what can be done to stop the a f d that not all dried, some politicians and many protest us the month that but that's been trying before with the right wing extremist parties and was rejected by germany's constitutional court. another possibility, cut state funding for the right wing party, a possibility opened up by a recent quotes. decision is happening. i have to wait a 2nd. all the must be using the notary with clear any of them either approved or some parts. those are no cutting or financial results, or if i continue to see about way you but with the constitutional court except such a move. and that's a party that has been voted into the abundance talk into the old 16 regional parliaments. on the other hand, binding the eye of the youth wing would be easy. it's being classified as right wing extremist by the authorities. and it's just an association, not a political party. the interior

you know he was at the helm at the time under the coalition government , the coalition government, repeatedlyy. he's a very trigger happy when it comes to demanding the resignations of others 31 times. in fact , should others 31 times. in fact, should mr davie be considering his position? >> well, it's sir ed davey, of course. >> somebody else who's had an honour since his time in, in office. and frankly , ed davey office. and frankly, ed davey has been hoist by his own petard. he's very quick to throw mud around. lots of his colleagues are very quick to call for resignations , but it call for resignations, but it was on his watch that alan bates , who comes out as a real hero of all of this, came to his department, said we need to get this sorted and was effectively swept aside. or his excuses about why he's lied to by the post office. i was a minister in the coalition government at the same time as ed davey in a different department, and when there things didn't there were things that didn't sound to me, didn't sound right to me, i didn't just sweep carpet. sweep it under the carpet. i actu

his move forward party won the most seats in last year s election but failed to form a government coalitionll now retain his seat in parliament. for more on this, i'm joined now by our south—east asia correspondent, jonathan head. come my kated story —— complicated story, can you explain the background.— story, can you explain the background. story, can you explain the backuround. , , , ., background. the cases were brought auainst pita background. the cases were brought against pita limjaroenrat _ background. the cases were brought against pita limjaroenrat and - background. the cases were brought against pita limjaroenrat and there i against pita limjaroenrat and there are other cases against him and his party after that shocking election victory. nobody thought his party would do that well in last year's election, because in its previous incarnation it was banned. it ran on a reformist ticket, arguing for sweeping changes to the way thailand is run and changes to the military that launched a coup ten years ago and changes to laws relating to the monarchy. the cases were filed after and o

in july, he leads an uprising against the coalition government, which failed. alexander becomes the new premier. on october 7, by the old russian calendar, troops of the demoralized army and navy sees the winter palace and destroy the coalition government. alexander kerensky escapes , and lenin controls russia. the bolsheviks changed their name to communists. all opposition is ruthlessly oppressed. the dictatorship of the proletariat, the working people, which lenin and promised, is a myth. the dictatorship is that of the communist party, under its chairman. lenin makes a humiliating peace with germany. first, he creates a terrible weapon. the secret police battalions and then he builds a new war machine under the commissar of war, leon trotsky. lenin makes it clear that his brand of communism requires an absolute dictatorship. gregory, soon to become president of the communist international, predicts the future developments of the world revolution will proceed at the same pace as the march of the red army. lenin prophesies communism side-by-side with capitalis

it’s cracks appearing in the coalition government-— cracks appearing in the coalition covernment. �* nment. it's an interesting one. ben'amin government. it's an interesting one. benjamin netanyahu _ government. it's an interesting one. benjamin netanyahu himself- government. it's an interesting one. benjamin netanyahu himself is- benjamin netanyahu himself is unpopularfor many benjamin netanyahu himself is unpopular for many reasons, first of all people blame him for intelligence failures leading to the initial attack by hamas, armed hamas gunmen on october the 7th and some people don't think he is showing enough emphasis on releasing hostages and first of all there are many people in israel, particularly the families of hostages, who believe the priority for the israeli government should be securing the release of hostages first and then pursuing the military goals because those can come after according to the families where there was a big protest against benjamin netanyahu last night but his war aims are largely supported in israel because most israelis agree with him that they ca

you know, the coalition government, the office minister was ed the post office minister was ed davey,r ed davey davey, who was now sir ed davey and the liberal and leader of the liberal democrats. think actually and leader of the liberal demoneeds think actually and leader of the liberal demo needs to think actually and leader of the liberal demo needs to it's nk actually and leader of the liberal demo needs to it's notictually and leader of the liberal demo needs to it's not just lly there needs to be it's not just paula vennells do they need to be broader ramifications, as i think we've got to at think we've got to look at what's happened to the . post what's happened to the. post office and royal mail since 2010. >> there's been a pretty wild, wild panned failure of a privatisation which has gone on that implemented a lib that was implemented by a lib dem coalition government dem tory coalition government trying save money in certain trying to save money in certain places. failed. places. it's totally failed. it's expensive to send it's really expensive to send post whole horizons

obviously, there are some disagreements to do with the current governing coalition.litics are dynamic and i think it is important for the public to be aware of that. —— is really a politics. in gaza itself, israel's military continues its campaign with shelling and air strikes of residential areas. gaza's health ministry says some 22,313 people are now known to have been killed. in 20 minutes, we'll update you on the situation there and also the condemnation from the head of the who over a deadly attack on a palestinian red crescent building in gaza. the japanese government is stepping up the emergency response to monday's earthquake, which is now known to have killed at least 64 people. we've been seeing just how extensive the damage actually is. this is the coastal town of suzu — the sheer force of the quake here flattened homes and dumped boats in the streets. rescue teams have been searching collapsed houses. japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, says the number of military personnel involved would be doubled to 2000. the region continues to be rocked by afters

in the year of the formation of the zionist government , we have not seen such a coalition in the world , for example, south africa, malaysia , bolivia, turkey. it is your blessed presence that 6 countries will gather and bring to the court of god the crimes committed by the zionist regime. the oppressed people of palestine have expressed their complaint and this the international court requested that considering that the criminal government of america does not allow it. the resolutions of the security council should be implemented in line with the so-called peace in the gaza region , the international court of justice should come and stop this regime . unfortunately, the right of veto is a very illegitimate right, which is now being implemented with injustice towards the palestinian people, and we are at work. we don't have a woman in history that the world with all its media system will come to see that such crimes are happening in an oppressed country and we will see the security council become practically neutral and unable to do anything for these people. please take care, we were

joseph biden, that this is very good, this is a victory, are in principle coalitions in poland, the emergence of donald tusk's governmenthow important are they for poles? well, i think that this is, in fact, a confirmation, especially for the ruling coalition and for those poles who voted for it, that the choice ... was the right one, after all, the relationship of the previous government with uh with the american administration at the beginning of the biden administration itself were not very good, only after the explosion of russia's large-scale aggression against ukraine, they improved and became more pragmatic and hardworking, and so they were sufficiently tense and... i i think that this outline, that it was a very good change, also showed that in poland, and the united states of america also expects that there will be the rule of law in poland, that poland will be a reliable ally of the european union, well, it will not only be an ally, but it will member and stable and predictable, that it will not take the position of hungary, that it will support... ukraine will be predictable, and in fact, this is all declared

other professions, they are all united by dissatisfaction with the latest decisions of the coalition governmentthis is what they want declare for all to hear. because of this, numerous supermarkets are faced with supply disruptions and some retail chains have already begun to warn their customers about this on social networks. grocery stores in germany faces difficult times because of german farmers who have blocked the entrances to the autobahn, the berlin-brandenburg trade association is sounding the alarm. for example, today the shelves of 200 berlin supermarkets may be lowered. the general director of the association, nils bush peterson, warns. the reason is the tractor blockade in grosberren. the state of brandenburg, due to which the work of a major freight transport center stopped. the industrial and warehouse area is completely blocked by farmers' tractors. as a result, employees of none of the sixty companies using the services of the center were unable to enter the complex, including representatives of such large german supermarket chains as peni, lidl and aldi. other farmers complain

a previous coalition government brought to john was peter dressed back from egypt, they helped to bring back kylie mole and gilbert and the others. except from julia. unless why, how the hell was the situation being allowed to get this uh, uh, from diagnose someone should of said, no, no, no, no, that julian assigned as an australian citizen who was a forwarded all the rights and liberties organ, astrology, and i don't not care what country you why you are not going to have your most apply to our citizens when they're not even in your country. the obama decided not to call for julian's expedition because what we q we did by publishing this leak to material was no different from what the new york science did. and they called at the new york times problem, the prop administration, after the release of all 7 was essentially co worst by the c i a. and the intelligence community to expedite a call for the expedition of june the by the administration. again, behold into the intelligence community has continued that process of attempting to extradite june if i became present and i would argue

german coalition government officials more than ever. oes through various crises it is difficult and some parties say that this government does not have the ability to manage crises. in this position, you are a loud person but without proper management. the results of the polls also indicate the weak management of schulte's government, as the level of satisfaction with this government has reached its lowest level and olaf schultz. the most fortunate chancellor of germany, in terms of popularity, the german economy has lost its impressive growth in the previous years due to the cut off of gas by the sharias after the ukraine war. in the recent war in gaza, the public opinion protests and condemns the unconditional support of the german government to israel. i we are ashamed of our own government. the italian newspaper la repubblica has spoken about the possibility of the chancellor's resignation, citing what he heard from sources inside the german federal parliament. this newspaper says that the reason for this incident is the re-planning

a previous coalition government brought the jon was freezer, dressed back from egypt. they helped to bring back kylie mole and gilbert and the others except from jolaine. that's why, how the hell is the situation being allowed to get this far from di dos, someone should have said no, no, no, no, no, julia massage as an australian citizen who is a forwarded all the rights and liberties organ, astrology, and then the night came what country you why you are not going to have, have you almost applied to our citizens when that not even in your country, the obama decided not to call for julians expedition because what we q we did by publishing this week to material was no different from what the new york sides didn't, they called at the new york times problem. the prop administration as to the release of all 7 was essentially co worst by the c. i a. and the intelligence community to expedite a call for the expedition of june the by the administration, again beholden to the intelligence community has continued that process of attempting to extradite jo. if i became president

his party won the most seats in last year's election but failed to form a governing coalition.d there are other cases against him and his party in the wake of the shocking election victory. nobody thought his party would do that well in the election last year because in its previous incarnation it had been bound in a previous court case, stripping out some of the leadership. people assume the party would not do so well. he ran on a performance ticket arguing for sweeping changes to how thailand is run, changes to the military which launched a coup ten years ago and run the country for many years, even changes on laws relating to the monarchy. these cases were filed after birth and once his party had got this astonishing victory where they had won far more seats than other parties and seem poised to form a coalition government, at that point the unelected senator moved in and barred him because of these reformist proposals. this cases in the same category as those, many viewed the case against him as a very technical one because, as he pointed out, the media company in which he

this is an area in which the government is vulnerable to coalition is the owner of the. ready it was obviously a monumental failure on that part. i would say no. primarily if i your intelligence, i would say a failure of understanding the politics of oppression, a more dos. so i think the 1st law, if we're going to find one that you probably include the question of taking responsibility. but inside the coalition, to the extent to which differences myself, i would say, the full line is really politics is between those who say eradication. let's, let's have a 2nd knock box. let's remove every one of those who say this is lucky. we have a very good, a pop type system in place. occasionally we say to the world peace. occasionally we say to the, well, we're ready to do something. but when you know, when the leaders of the opposition suggests that that should be a palestinian entity, all those who so would use the word out of seeing you say, well they all suggesting is something that looks much more like a band to stand outlined into the pods i system is an actual i was seeing

is was part of why it's coalition government is that to not just seem does not much of itself. and it says apply, think about the possible inquiry and to be honest, free until the 7th moved and proposals to expand. old policy is from gaza. so how fraud side is is why is government? this is the inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i am how sion, how about a diesel as well and gaza has so fucking more than $23000.00 policy is october 7th. 56000 people have been injured with most of the population of 2300000. forced to move by these by the government driving that will is biting on the political front too. with deep divisions and hospitality is rocketing. a thursday's cabinet meeting. they say old politics is low code by the in fighting on sort lions and benjamin nothing. yeah. how's government domestically? could how much, why the consequences for policy is and the why to vision. so there's nothing else government at risk of collapsing. we put that to all guess in a moment. first this report from caught shut off is how the on the how much is that good condition? israel'

the can challenge anything from government appointments to decisions based on inside the coalition. and there was a lot of criticism leveled accessing yahoo saying he just wanted more powerful dakota sion as to possibly a boy's going to jail on a bribery and 4 charges if he could strip way enough house and supreme court. because this is part of a much larger judicial over the whole process. um i was actually in jerusalem when this law passed much the disappointment of the hundreds of thousands of people who being protesting against it for many months. this is my report for the 1st time and it's ralph history. supreme court has notified a basic rule one of the series of laws it serves as the countries on listen constitution. on monday, at defined this quote over tub, the reasonableness stands of bill h. judge's face in favor, 7 against justice, administer your if levine, who is one of the architects of the law from the ruling saying the decision to publish during the war is the opposite of the unity needed for the fight has but opposite shanita. yeah. le paid for support of the quote