german chancellor went off, schwartz is also under increasing pressure after his government's coalition party suffered heavy losses in sundays european elections. he said the parties can not go back to business as usual. choice also warrants or the gains made by the far right should not be normalized. hush response officer. catastrophe for the governing social democrats in germany. the west european election results for the main policy and power in history and a clear verdict from the streets comes and they asked how you didn't all regard jobs. so yes, that's and change is definitely needed for the government must really think it's policies. conservative opposition leaders mirror that sentiment calling for the government to change clothes for to pay the way for snap elections. they bought the heads also blame the government for the strong showing of the far right is to the it's a complete disaster for the policies of the federal government. i have to tell you, i didn't expect it to be so harsh and so dramatic. and source of also to the, the 50 does the policy that no benefits the most from th

the party are coalitions. vative party is a coalition of different strands of conservative thought, including some people who might be tempted to vote nigel farage this time , but others besides this time, but others besides that. the same is true in the labour party. you've got the corbynites, you've got the moderates, the blairites, you've got a whole range of people. co—operative party, the political parties, the main parties are coalitions and in any election they have to try to keep that coalition together. and that is why the conservative party in this election does need to try to appeal to those reform voters to say if you vote for reform, you're just going to get more labour voters. >> but do you actually think you can appeal to them? well, you can appeal to them? well, you can appeal to them, but do you think the appeal will be successful? >> well, i think the challenge that the conservatives in my party have this time is because there's so much coverage of the headune there's so much coverage of the h

this election, the scene of the competition of two major coalitions was the indian coalition centered on the congress party and the nda coalition centered on the bjp party. as it was in your report, the bjp won, but it was a fragile victory in the 5th election. last year, the bharatiya janata party alone won 292 seats and their coalition had more than 30 seats. this time their coalition won a total of 292 seats and bjp alone won 240 seats , about 50 seats, the entire ruling coalition lost, and on the other hand, the congress party, which is now in the previous series with a different name, coalition there was another and this time with a name. india's difference has made a significant growth and won 234 seats in the recent elections. in the previous period, this number was 117 and it is a great growth and the geography of this vote is also an important geography for the congress party, for example, in the state of uttar pradesh, which in a way is the pulse of civilization. it is considered that india has failed this time congress party in this very important and most populous state . he has won. well, this

party's bank accounts. this is the freezing of indian democracy. congress built a coalition of other political parties to counter mr modi. they say the prime minister used intimidation to prevent a fair campaign. politicians were raided, chief ministers jailed. initially, the modi campaign was all about promoting his accomplishments, but quickly turned to islamophobic messaging. here, mr modi telling supporters, "if the opposition wins, they will redistribute your wealth and give it to muslims first." they reject claims they're islamophobic, but divisive politics plays to his base. this, by the prime minister of a secular country, and the world's largest democracy. let's speak to our south asia correspondent samira hussain, who's in delhi. it's a mammoth task, isn't it, counting? it it's a mammoth task, isn't it, counting?— counting? it is, but it is a task that _ counting? it is, but it is a task that is _ counting? it is, but it is a task that is supposed - counting? it is, but it is a task that is supposed to i counting? it is, but it is a i task that is supposed to go re

that it is not profitable for scholz to now call new elections, because right now the ruling coalition, the partiesng coalition are in such a deep crisis, uh, let's just say they most likely not they will call early elections, they will try to use this time to gain votes, well... gain if they, of course, turned around again to face the voters, that is, they began to pursue policies in the interests of german citizens, uh, i wouldn’t have anything against it, but it’s another thing when they already announced a ban on our party, that is , instead of pursuing a normal, clear policy, they simply continue to try to put pressure on the opposition in the hope that if will ban the alternative for germany, then voters will miraculously flow over. to their parties, that is, these are the methods they are used to acting, and do you think that scholz and his cabinet colleagues, having seen that support from citizens is weakening, can adjust their policy regarding migration issues, regarding, regarding issues that relate to the conflict in ukraine and other issues that in one way or another may affect, includi

what we're waiting for instead is for the party leaders for the coalition. that of parties that search, if you've got those represents, they're expected to come up on stage. you know, if, if we're talking about the mood, this room has filled up since the last time that we were up live. and i'm seeing a lot of nervous spaces that probably has a lot to do with the fact that claudia seemed the candidate the morning that candidates endorsed by mexican president and the discipline went up, isn't without him still enjoys quite a bit of popularity in these last few months while he's still in office, it's no small speech, that's what you think the guy this was able to sort of bring all of these different parties together into a coalition parties that would normally not have a whole lot in common other than their shared hatred. and vitriol for those sort of policies and vision of a president under this fund with no peace over that thought. so such, these gotta be certainly represents of departure from those um, uh, from, from those policies. a different future if you

no more business as usual says the german chancellor, after all of his government coalition parties suffer a heavy defeat in european elections, pulled off. shorts warns but gains by the far right should not be normalized.

which the national community party won with more than 15 percent of the votes over macron's coalition. partyder we believe that the only way left for macron is to resign in order to get out of the political crisis. hundreds of protesters from germany, austria and france held demonstrations in southwest germany and demanded the closing of the american airbase near the city of ramstein. these protestors, by declaring that the us has fueled regional tensions in recent years , asked the western countries to seek peaceful solutions. to end the conflict between russia and ukraine . ramstein air base is the largest nato air base and us air force base in europe. the power outage caused the cancellation of all flights from the two main terminals of manchester airport in england. it also disrupted the activity and many flights in other terminals faced cancellations and long delays . some passengers stated that the airport's reaction to this incident was slow and caused the chaos . in the arkansas shooting. in america , at least 4 people were killed and 10 others were injured , according to the local a

the islamic revolution and the islamic coalition party in the 14th presidential election. they support mr. ghalibaf. a group of academic jihad members also announced that they are not with mr. jalili in the elections. following the claim of consulting one of the candidates about the import of 120 million stolen corona vaccines in the 12th government, the public relations and information center of the ministry of health announced in an announcement. according to the available documents, the actual number of imports in the 12th government was 28 million and 700 thousand thieves until the end of the government. 18 million doses had been injected on the 12th. vaccine import statistics in the first weeks shahid raisi's government reached more than 121 million doses by the middle of september 1400. while the fourth televised debate of the candidates will be aired tomorrow night on the subject of foreign policy, for the first time free election tribunes will be held in tehran with the permission of the governor. the first commemoration of the martyrs of the intelligence community

of singing happy birthday. less than 15% in the european parliament elections, the other two coalition partiese greens and the free democrats, had even less. but now the same thing should happen, that by and large this government is finished, and in france, there were calls for early elections, and macron announced them, our country needs a new start, with a coalition. we talked so much that you learned ukrainian language, this week scholz came up with something to keep zelensky busy so that he wouldn’t have to return to kiev in the interim. the head of the european commission immediately promised that negotiations on ukraine’s accession to the eu would begin before the end of this month, which means before the start of hungary’s presidency of the european union, which will certainly try to block any attempts in this direction. the topic of restoring ukraine came down to promises of regular deliveries of weapons and ammunition, but the german side slowed down with the patriot air defense systems. zelensky demanded seven batteries, but germany has already allocated two. the third is on the way,

, it belonged to those who created the trench war, the coalition of parties and disbelief wasone, the monotheistic current. which does not seek a coalition to reach an element of unity. at all, this coalition destroys the possibility of monotheism. in monotheistic thought, we have one word unity, we have one word unity. now is the time of presidential elections. done yes. if we see someone pointing a gun at us. or people yes , we have about a minute and a half. in this one and a half minute , i would like to ask a question. or not showing behavior, now it does not necessarily mean that it is not war and such. the duty has been removed from my neck, a muslim citizen, right now that they are fixing the duty of the war on me, a muslim citizen, now that they have not come, now that the islamic resistance front is also a citizen, a government only came in the middle of the work, fulfilled a promise , made a dawn, do you pay attention to the others your people can you tell me which governments? the coming of this operation, the islamic resistance front is directly present, do you kn

everywhere, well , today’s proposal, which was made, by the way, from the ranks of one of the coalition partiessed cancel benefits for men of military age, ukrainians who came... to germany, but they simply counted and shed tears, almost 90% of those who arrived are not looking for a job, do not work, but receive only the so-called civil benefit, that is, this benefit is in germany needs to earn a lot of hard work over many years, in order to get it, they came, received these benefits, they live peacefully on them , they continue to prosper with these benefits, but the government , of course, has already said, they don’t consider the budget on sunday, this is just talk. a german reviewing the budget on sunday? i want to remind you that stores are not open on sunday in germany, you can only buy your own food only at gas stations in some individual stores, but i still want to return to the conference, yesterday i talked for a long time about my dad, there is something unusual here interesting details, well, the fact is that , of course, the holy see decided to comment on its lack of signature. th

revolutionary forces and the islamic coalition party support mr. qalibaf in the 14th presidential election. it is said that a group of academic jihad members also announced that they will stand by mr. jalili in the elections. following the claim of the advisor of one of the candidates about the import of 120 million stolen corona vaccines in the 12th government, the public relations and information center of the ministry of health announced in a notice that based on the available documents, the actual number of imports in the government there were 28,700,000 thieves in the 12th, and 18 million friends by the end of the 12th government. the statistics of vaccine imports reached more than 121 million doses in the first weeks of shahid raisi's administration until the middle of september 1400. while the fourth televised debate of the candidates will be aired tomorrow night on the subject of foreign policy, for the first time free election tribunes will be held in tehran with the permission of the governor. this time, the words of the people have gone

they all used to coalition someone is supposed to use a ride by a coalition parties and some of them do not work. for example, people into hattiesburg. i've seen politicians from different parties, bickering over things, and that means the vote us offers, for example, in july. this book is an issue with water. and that's partly to blame because of the infighting happening within that coalition municipality. besides, with a wondering, will a national coalition of the national level as the workforce of africa, the business community, of course consent, which coalition part of the agency chooses because it could effect oh, the trajectory of the caught in north africa. well, i'm sure we'll get a clear idea in the coming as is about votes is completed for the moment, having the task force in devon. thank you. as the clown, the world's largest and longest running elections are drawing to a close in india with the 7 sunglass phase of the voting. and the way the seats of the prime minister and the venture moody is amongst those. been contested. and the reminder that the indian government has

his prime ministerial third term will depend on the reliability of the smaller parties in his ruling coalition, and the opposition in india's parliament has been reenergised after years on life support. my guest, sachin pilot, is a seniorfigure in the congress party, which will lead a diverse opposition coalition. is india heading for a period of consensual government or chaos? sachin pilot, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. the recent indian election, it was a result which nobody really expected. your party, the congress party, did better than the polls had suggested it would. many in your party expressed contentment, evenjoy. and yet you still lost. isn't that the key point? that is true. but i think the expectation from the ruling dispensation, a lot of the popular mainstream media was that the propaganda will suffice and people will give a bigger majority to the ruling party. what really happened was, this was a vote by the people to check what we thought were excesses by the government, and the congress party and our allies together have done remarkably well, compared to last time. if you l

south africa, there is a deepening disagreement between the two biggest parties at the heart of what is supposed to be a new coalitionen south africa's largest opposition party, is reportedly preparing to threaten to withdraw from a deal to enter a coalition with the african national congress in a row over the distribution of government ministries. it comes at an unprecedented time for the anc, who must now share power. 0ur news correspondent shingai nyoka has the latest. south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has been meeting with his main coalition partner, the da's john steenhuisen, to try to break the deadlock over cabinet positions. now he is pragmatic, he's a seasoned negotiator and on the face of it, both leaders seem determined to overcome the deep rifts that have been exposed in the leaked correspondence and on the news that the talks appear to be back on track. and on the news that the talks appear to be back on track, the local rand has started to strengthen again. the reality is that a huge chunk of the business community here in south africa believe that this coalition, in its current form, is really t

but this time he will have to lead a coalition government after his bjp party fell short of winnng aur south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from delhi. i, narendra modi... an oath that narendra modi is more than familiar with. but what follows is uncharted territory. a weakened prime minister, dependent on a coalition for the first time. there are hundreds of pictures of mr modi all over delhi today, and it's something we've gotten used to here in india over these past ten years. his picture's been on welfare schemes, on vaccine certificates, so that doesn't seem to have changed. but what has is that while this is a win, it's a victory that feels like a defeat for brand modi. the aura of invincibility that has come to surround him has been damaged. and clues to why some voters turned away can be found here in the politically crucial state of uttar pradesh. it was considered to be a stronghold of mr modi's bjp, but it delivered the biggest shock. in a predominantly hindu village in muzaffarnagar, we met men who've traditionally supported the bjp. but not this time, says shya

, now everything will be the opposite, now the austrian freedom party will decide with whom to go into a coalitionif she will win the election, the austrian conservatives will get one less seat than the austrian freedom party and the austrian social democrats will get one less seat, which means that... if in austria the conservatives and social democrats still find opportunities to somehow change the attitude of one party to the other, they can form a grand coalition and leave the far right in opposition, however, if the austrian freedom party simply wins the election, it will be difficult to do so, as it turned out to be difficult to do in the netherlands, the leader of the far right, there you know, geert wilders, he refused to be prime minister, but his party has leading positions in the government, just formed, by the way, let's look at the nether... in the netherlands the party won related to the social democrats, it is a left party, they once united in a coalition, both the greens and the left, and they have eight seats, geert wilders' party only seven, and the centrists only have four seats

agreement is the as part of the pro states to both trust between what the privacy is now by the coalition party where they will work or not. because we have the totes, you know, while the government of national unity lead silva for k 1994 off the part 8. when racial segregation was abolished and people had great confidence in a n. c. this latest multi party governance is the consequence of a lack of trust. and the liberation policies perform advertised by requests to meet them and i'll just say right cape town, millions and most of them are some owner of the well, the visiting mecca for the annual hash pilgrimage. they spent the night in mina before climbing mount our thoughts early on saturday morning. these a live pictures. the focal point of that journey is the kind of a stone structure with the center of the great mosque of make a hash them how barbara has more now from mount are effect. when you stop, how do you have to enter into a state which is some sort of a the ritual quest for the deepest sense of purpose, the live. and this explains why, oh man must wear simple wine cloth to show th

also a referendum on national governments and you see that in france and also in germany, the coalition parties badly tonight. running in third behind the hard right afd. it is partly a decision on domestic politics but also a feeling within europe that the people in this parliament are not yet understanding the cost—of—living crisis, not doing enough in their minds to turn around the economy post pandemic and they want more from their parliamentarians and they turned their back in some countries on the mainstream. talking about the feeling there, when it comes to france, for example, a bad night for the party of macron, also when it comes to germany as well, the german chancellor. so often we have spoken about europe, you look at that nexus of power between france and germany. what does that mean for the balance there in the eu and where the power is held? there has been a power shift in europe. france and germany still the engine of europe, the biggest parties in this parliament. people will look towards emmanuel macron and the german chancellor within the european council of leaders, but you

as a combination of a coalition actually being formed, it was not perfect in any places, the coalition partiescertain states, like bengal, but nonetheless i think you're seeing that voters haven't said they do want choices somewhere interpret ——, or the bjp did suffer some losses significant enough to make a difference to their majority —— in uttar pradesh. you saw the parties come together, setting aside their differences. i think it is state to state. in some states, it is regional issues. in some states, it's got to do with the economy, orthe states, it's got to do with the economy, or the question of employment. so i think we wait to see what the specifics are indigent state, but think indian voters have said they do want an opposition and the factor people of talked about in india, there is no alternative, does not have quite the residence people thought, or analysts thought, it did, voters are saying, we might not have one leader as the choice opposite, but we do want to see an opposition be able to play that role, checks and balances. buti able to play that role, checks and balances. bu

the coalition party in germany fed pretty badly tonight, running third behind the hard right far rightcs but also feeling within europe that the people in this parliament are not yet understanding the cost of living crisis, they are not doing enough in their mind to turn around the economy post pandemic and they want more from their parliamentarians and they have turned their back in some countries on the mainstream.- some countries on the mainstream. ., ~ ., mainstream. talking about the feelinu mainstream. talking about the feeling when — mainstream. talking about the feeling when it _ mainstream. talking about the feeling when it comes - mainstream. talking about the feeling when it comes to - feeling when it comes to france, for example, as you said, a bad night forthe france, for example, as you said, a bad night for the party of french president emmanuel macron and also in germany as well, the german chancellor, olaf scholz a bad night for him. you look at that kind of nexus of power between france and germany, what does that mean for that balance in the eu and where the power is

back into office with a significantly reduced majority that will see him having to work with coalition parties booming, the world's fastest growing economy clocking in nearly 8.5% growth at the end of the last financial year. but inflation, unemployment and vast inequality continue to be grave problems going forward. it does not mean that things are all rosy. joining me now is neelanjan sircar — senior fellow at the think tank the centre for policy research. a warm welcome to the programme. now, narendra modi is breaking the record is because he has got a third term in office as prime minister. however, as we have mentioned, he does not have a majority. he will have to work with coalition partners. he is not used to that, izzy?- used to that, izzy? no. you know, used to that, izzy? no. you know. in — used to that, izzy? no. you know, in the _ used to that, izzy? no. you know, in the last _ used to that, izzy? no. you know, in the last two - used to that, izzy? no. you l know, in the last two national elections, prime minister narendra modi actually did have a single party majority. in 2014 he

power with results set to be officially announced. opposition parties are relishing the ones all my d a n. c's. sudden need to focus on coalition partners. we have the web, the hip. yes. because we have our chief, our mission even though our lifetime. and the mission was to bring the agency below 50 percent. the number 2 parties, the democratic alliance says it's weighing its options. it's talk about the governance of national unity. there's talk about confidence on supply. these minority government is talk about very service, a technician, we don't know what's going to happen. football eyes are now one former president jacob zoom who turned against the amc. he once let his new m k party placed a surprising 3rd zoom alleged the vote was rigged and once counting suspended to address the claims, the guest. yeah. we know, and why should they like to pass a good thing? whoever is responsible is get address. say that shop the election commission is asking people to trust the institutions the commission wishes to i shaw this nation and everyone else that is following our elections. indeed, that we continue to place priority on the fi

mr modi's bjp party has won enough seats to form the next government, he will have to rely on coalition partiesection was seen by many as a referendum on narendra modi's decade in office and opposition groups, led by the congress party, performed better than forecast. claiming victory, here's what the indian leader had to say. translation: today's victory is the biggest in the world. . this is the biggest democracy in the world, and this is the victory of this democracy. and this is on india's constitution, a very big win. our south asia correspondent yogite limaye sent this report. a widely expected moment and a historic one. it's only the second time that an incumbent prime minister has won a third term. "it is the winner of our commitment to a developed india," mr modi told his supporters. but it isn't the victory he wanted — winning fewer seats than the last election — it will damage the air of invincibility that has surrounded him and the bjp over the past ten years. perhaps the biggest shock came from here where prime minister narendra modi inaugurated a grand hindu temple injanuary at a

party. a different landscape from that perspective. one investors had not anticipated and no one thought we would be seeing this importance being placed on the formation of the potential coalitionn the next fortnight. >> despite the parties, it's options feel limited for the africa national congress. is that what you get a sense in order to grow its base and country? >> it is important for investors and market participants to get a sense of what has happened here. what we see is between the anc and some of its early offshoots, if that is the word to describe the economic freedom fighters and the newly formed mk matter with a share of 64% of the vote in total. the ultimate take away from the election results is not the south african politics is shifting to the center, but it is a sense of it is quiet and unhappy with the status quo and growth was too slow to deliver on the aspirations of the people and there is a real willingness or real desire on the part of those who did turn out to vote to see some sort of change and some accelerated transformation. of course, this creates an element of uncertainty for the anc as it seeks coalition parties. markets might rally on the prospect

mr modi's bjp party has won enough seats to form the next government, he will have to rely on coalition partieseferendum on narendra modi's decade in office and opposition groups, led by the congress party, performed better than forecast. claiming victory, here's what the indian leader had to say. translation: today's victory is the biggest in the world. . this is the biggest democracy in the world, and this is the victory of this democracy. and this is on india's constitution, a very big win. earlier, i spoke to our south asia correspondent yogite limaye for the latest. yogita, his is a significant loss of seats for the bjp party — what's been the response to it? so, some time ago, we heard prime minister modi speaking at the headquarters of his party, and talking to supporters there. he didn't acknowledge that there had been a significant reduction in the number of seats they had won. he said, "this is a vote, people have put their belief in the bjp�*s vision for a developed india." but one of the reasons why there's been so much focus not on the fact that he won — which was widely anticipate

parties did not perform as strong. in poland, the governing centrist civic coalition claimed victory.ed states, a transatlantic policy organisation. she specializes in us—eu geostrategic ties. uncertainty after far—right parites made major gains, great to have you on the programme tonight. what you think of emmanuel macron's move to call these snap elections? this is quite a gamble. it is a ve bi this is quite a gamble. it is a very big gamble. _ this is quite a gamble. it is a very big gamble. there - this is quite a gamble. it is a very big gamble. there was i this is quite a gamble. it is a i very big gamble. there was an earthquake in france with the european parliament elections. already there is an expectation the far right pretty well in europe, and we saw that in france, where the shock to the system, they shocked to macron's party and to his base was so significant that he has called for this snap election. this is a gamble that could determine what is the opportunity for the national rally to be a real political force, with the opportunity right now to also lead to the parli

agreement is the as part of the pro space to both trust between what the privacy is now by the coalition party where they will work or not. because we have the totes, you know, while the government of national unity lead silva for k 1994 off the part 8. when racial segregation was abolished. and people had great confidence in a and see this later. multi party governance is the consequence of a lack of trust and the liberation policies perform advertised by requests to meet them a, i'll just say right cape town, millions of muslims, and one of the, well, the visiting mecca for the annual has pilgrimage. the focal point of that journey is because of a stone structure at the center of the great most of america is spending the night, you know, before climbing mount our fat on saturday. hush him how bar is coming. the hutch for us to see how he fall, this report from montana when you stop, how do you have to enter into a state of a home, which is some sort of a spiritual quest for a deepest sense of purpose in life. and this explains why, oh man, i must wear a simple white cloth to show that they a

agreement is the as part of the pro states to both trust between what the privacy is now by the coalition party where they will work or not. you know, while the government of national unity lead silva for k 1994 off the part 8. when racial segregation was abolished and people had great confidence in a and see this later. multi party governance is the consequence of a lack of trust. and the liberation policies perform advertised by requests to meet them a i'll just say right, cape town relations between north and south korea or the west for several years across the the minutes rise and separating them. so has resumed pul, costing critical messages through doubts because problem young has been sending pollutants filled with rubbish. robot, broad reports now and how propaganda has been used by both countries. over this. the visitors to the d. m. z museum learned the story of this heavily armed uncontested frontier from its founding at the end of the korean war. through the decades of angry exchanges, driven by propaganda campaigns by both sides as leaf bits of including the production and distribu

agreement is the as part of the pro states to both trust between what the privacy is now by the coalition party where they will work or not. because we have the totes, you know, while the government of national unity lead silva for k 1994 off the part 8. when racial segregation was abolished. and people had great confidence in a and see this later. multi party governance is the consequence of a lack of trust and the liberation policies perform advertised by requests to meet them a, i'll just say right, cape town, all foreigners in japan, novel warning of the risk of alarm slides in the southern island of okinawa, the softer heavy down pauses, the rainy season begins in the region, some roads and the city of china. so i've been flooded and mutual, just say more heavy rain is expected. a russian president vladimir putin says he's open to peace talks with ukraine, but only on the condition that he pulls out its troops and forward with regions operations pass on. don't you have to come to guns. pushing also wants to ukraine to get up. it's plans to join nato. his comments come a day before a major

threatened netanyahu's cabinet, if the exemption is not extended , they will leave the coalition with the likud partytanyahu is trying to prevent the collapse of the cabinet by approving this law, and in this way he wants haredi leaders to continue to adhere to the coalition with his party, but he is angry with this. he does not arouse the opposition and this can have bad consequences for him be however, the zionist residents of the city protested the extension of the haredi exemption from military service. the protests that led to the conflict have increased the concerns of other groups not going to the military. the results of a survey by the zionist institute show. 40% of settlers refuse to serve in the army if haredi jews are exempted from military service. despite all these conflicts, the haredis still say that they stand to the end of their lives not to join the army. i have 30 or 40 grandchildren or great-grandchildren. what if you ask me? i prefer that the palestinians kill them or become secular, in our opinion secularization is worse than death. considering that the army is the center of se

the ruling anc says it's willing to talk to all political parties to create a coalition government — ears. its secretary—general said his party had nothing to celebrate from the election but was not down and out. he denied underestimating the threat from the former president, jacob zuma. mr zuma's mk party got almost 15% of the vote and was a major factor in the anc�*s poor performance. the mk party has said it would only work in a coalition with the anc if president cyril ramaphosa stepped down. they said this demand was out of the question. here's some of what he said. the anc is committed to the creation of a government that reflects the anc is committed to the formation of that reflects the will of the people, that is stable and that is open to govern effectively. the anc is committed to pursue a path of fundamental social and economic change, for which it has received a firm mandate. over the next few days, the anc will be in discussions the anc will be having discussions within the organisation and with other parties and stakeholders on how best to establish national and provinc

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le pen's national community party, then the popular front coalition, and then mr. macron's party, as a result , we saw in the results that the same order was followed, so because it was already knowing that there is such a situation and 50% plus one vote is very low because of this , they predicted the second term and it is supposed to be next week. the second term will be held on sunday, july 17. ah, so the reason is that the second term of france was so serious from the beginning and the results are important, the quorum is 50%. it will be very difficult for the candidate to achieve the percentages that you said first about 34, 29, 21, which respectively, the right wing, the left wing and the ruling wing led by macron, i mean the number of seats. is it that people above 50% were able to vote , is it divided between these percentages or not? for example, it was total votes. yes, yes, the first one . yes, yes. for example, in the city of peducelle in the north of france, mrs. marine le pen became her representative from there, and now that it has been announced, app

south africa's ruling anc says it will talk to all parties about forming a coalition government after losing its majority for the first time in 30 years. and a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon in a landmark mission to retrieve rock and soil samples. hello, i'm anjana gadgil. we start with the uk general election — and the veteran left—wing politician diane abbott has said she intends to "run and win" as a labour candidate. she was suspended from the party in 2023 following comments she made about racism — but was allowed back in last month. there's been uncertainty about herfuture — but on friday, the labour leader sir keir starmer said she was free to go forward as a labour candidate. let's get more on this from our deputy political editor vicki young — who's in the newsroom. first of all, can you remind us what actually took place here. this first of all, can you remind us what actually took place here.— actually took place here. this has been quite _ actually took place here. this has been quite a _ actually took place here. this has been quite a saga, _ ac

they threatened netanyahu's cabinet member that they will withdraw from the coalition with the likud party if the exemption is not extended. netanyahu is trying to prevent the collapse of the cabinet by approving this law, and in this way he wants haredi leaders to stick to the coalition with his party. but with this work , he did not arouse the anger of the opponents and this can have bad consequences for him. however, the city zionist sitters protesting the extension of haredi exemption from military service. to do. protests that led to conflict and increased concerns about other groups not going to the military. the results of a survey by the zionist institute show that 40% of the settlers will refuse to serve in the army if the jews are exempted from military service. despite all these conflicts, the haredis still say until the end of their lives, if you ask me , what do i prefer, the palestinians kill them or become secular? in our opinion, secularization is worse than it is to die. considering that the army is the center of secular culture, we will not go to military service. a jewis

south africa's ruling anc says it will talk to all parties about forming a coalition government after losing its majority for the first time in 30 years. mexicans are at the polls in an election which is almost certain to result in the country's first female president. and a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon in a landmark mission hello, i'm anjana gadgil. the former great britain rugby league international, rob burrow, has died aged 41, after a five—year struggle with motor neurone disease. he made his private battle with his condition a public one by raising awareness of the cruel disease — which has no cure and no treatment. the prince of wales described him as a "legend of rugby league" who had a "huge heart". rob burrow�*s life is defined by his defiance of the odds. as the smallest player in a giants�* game, he was world—class. absolute legend. pound for pound, probably the strongest player we had in the squad and the strongest guy who's played in super league. so honoured to have played alongside him. it was obvious at an early age that rob wanted to be a

it means the party will be quite a big broker in discussions around coalition governments. yeah. they've already said that they are reluctant to talk to the a and see if president still around the post that remains the leader of the party. but of course the m. k. is not the only option on the table. if the amc wants to form a government, it has a number of possibilities available to it, including joining with the economic freedom fighters and another smaller party. now the effects of said that they are interested and willing to speak to the agency, but they want the non negotiable issues put on the table. some of those issues include issues around land, as well as the formation of a state own bank. they also want, whatever deal is reached to be made public. the democratic alliance is also an option, although the agency does differ from that party, significantly, ideologically. if the da and the agency where to make reach an agreement, they would be able to form a government without needing any of the smaller projects. and these calculations are what. so the africans are thinking a

the 73-year-old leader narrowly won his position by relying on coalition parties after his party failedrity. modi is only the second to retain power for a third five-year term. >>> next up here, we'll turn to sports and the winners of the men's and women's french finals over the weekend. >>> plus we'll bring you the recap of game two of the nba finals before the game shift this week to dallas for games three and four. those highlights and a check on monday morning forecast when "way too early" returns. n monday morning forecast when "way too early" returns. but no matter what business i'm in... my network and my tech need to keep up. thank you verizon business. (kevin) now our businesses get fast and reliable internet from the same network that powers our phones. (waitress) all with the security features we need. (aaron) because my businesses are my life. man, the fish tacos are blowing up! so whatever's next... we're cooking with fire. let's make it happen! (vo) switch to the partner businesses rely on. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help

cyril ramaphosa is re—elected president of south africa, after his party strikes an historic coalitioneal with opposition parties. alan bates, tracey emin and imelda staunton — just some of the names to receive awards in the king's birthday honours. and disappointment for scotland as they're thrashed by germany 5—1 in the opening game of the euros. hello. i'm lauren taylor. the princess of wales will make her first public appearance since she was diagnosed with cancer at today's trooping the colour. catherine will be in the carriage parade with her children for the king's birthday celebrations, before joining the rest of the family on the baclony at buckingham palace. our royal correspondent jonny dymond reports. a new picture of the princess from the palace to mark a new stage in herjourney. it's been almost three months since the princess revealed that she was undergoing chemotherapy, something that followed surgery earlier in the year. the surgery was successful. however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present. my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo