is gratian. democratic union party is dominated politics since independence from yugoslavia in 1991. but it has been connected to a string of recent corruption, scandalous lawmakers in georgia. i have advanced a controversial foreign influence long that a sparked mass street protests over concerns. it would undermine typically, susie you aspirations and a vote boycotted, find the opposition, the ruling. a georgia dream parties and peas voted $83.00 to 0 to pass a 1st reading of the bill the south pacific. now where some 420000 registered voters are going to the post and the solomon islands, a vote as the 1st general election since the government switched diplomatic allegiances from taiwan to beijing. the solomon's closer relationship with china and a trouble of domestic economy are the main issues weighing on voters minds as they cast their ballots today, up there alone. cues outside polling stations here in her diarra, the capital of the solomon islands. it is an election that will be closely watched by europe in the us. it is the 1st phase since the country caught relations with ta

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his graduation democratic union party has dominated politics since independence from yugoslavia in 1991, but has been connected to a string of recent corruption scandals to the gremlins invasion of ukraine now and at least 13 people have been killed and 61 injured offer. 3 russian missiles hit the northern ukrainian city of tr, need a close to the russian border. president will let them use the landscape, was quite to respond with an appeal to western partners for more air defense support. he rode on his telegram channel that be attack would not have been successful. ukraine had been able to better defend itself and sometimes support comes from where you at least expected. at the beginning of march, this year, 3 independent russian militias took up arms against their own state. ukraine supports the groups, but distances itself from their operations, dressing. they act independently and have their own objectives. dw corresponded marks on the met the leader of one of these militias who sees the war as an opportunity to overthrow the government and moscow and create a russia according to h

watch will be a test of the popularity of prime minister under plank of it is correlation. democratic union party has dominated politics since independence from yugoslavia in 1991 but has been connected to a string of recent corruption scandals. within a 100000 people have been evacuated due to floods. in kazakhstan water levels in rivers in rushes, ural and south western siberian regions are also rising. the disaster has been caused by heavy rains which have melted large amounts of snow. russia has begun withdrawing it's peacekeeping troops from the curb of region of azerbaijan. nearly 2000 russian soldiers were deployed to the break away region of no gordon, of cairo by in 2020, after renewed fighting between those are by john and ethnic armenian forces. armenia has accused russia of failing to protect the peace after their advice on reach of the region by force last september to the gremlins invasion of ukraine. now and at least 13 people have been killed and 61 injured after 3 russian missiles hit, the northern ukrainian city of tourney. hayes that's close to the russian border. president wil

collections of hosting, and upon them. entry election, the governing conservative corporation democratic union party that by prominence to andre plank of which is taking on a group of left when opposition policies led by president is around milan of edge. the elections became odd and controversy off to phenomena which the class he would once a prime minister. correlation is constitutional court for what he must 1st resign from his presidential position, which he refused to do. on official early results will be announced in the coming hours. louise's largest union has staged a 24 hour will count disrupting ferry services and all the public transport striking workers much through the capital, demanding high a paid to cope with wise and living costs. the general confederation in greek neva is quoting for over 10 to collective bargaining rights that was kept moving a decade ago during the countries financial crisis. will protest are expected in georgia after controversial foreign influence bill passed the 1st hurdle and parliament was backed by the governing party and avoid boy cautioned by the oppositi

as the former leader of no 9 as democratic union, his parties, the period code of allegations of stuart sick offensive jeffrey donaldson was forced to resign in ma chelsea. he was charged with rape grace and decency, and indeed the sold. he did not use the applications. his wife was their faces, charges of aging, and the best thing for in his wayland, president nicholas missouri, says he will allow the representative for the you and schumann writes commissioner to resume operations in the country. but darrow had ordered all un stuff to leave the country in february. the international criminal court is investigating the venezuelan president for alleged crimes against humanity that's often more than 100 protesters were killed in 2017. but there is, governments has also been criticized with training political opponents. the philippines is sweltering in a heat wave that's full cost of loss for a few more weeks with temperatures rising, even thousands of schools have been suspended. you have suspended in person process is res concern that the quality of education already one of the west and

is that there is a big incentive for the democratic party to take unions for granted because of the, the republican party is a party that wants to essentially abolish unions altogether and staff out all organized labor power. and so the choice is always been the democrats because the other choice is so bad at the same time, of course, biden, who has been relatively pro union, still has the drawbacks, you know, as a, as a, as a president, even as far as labor is concerned, you mentioned the railroad strike and other issues. so the question, because the pro union, when enacting legislation against a powerful, excuse me and just as you said, it's a, it's a very low bar to cause all around the world buttons. foreign policy is being acting arguably against unionizing. organize labor in foreign policy. right? i mean, because the question for unions is how do you exert influence on joe biden? because trump is a non starter you, trump is trump, is a guy who was kicked out of his own union for being a scab. i mean, he is completely, as i union, so there is no other choice for buy them at the s

have a measure of working-class as such, sort of a self-definition, but union members tend to affiliate with the democratic party at pretty high rates. nonunion people along with the republican party. to the caller's question, you do see that pattern of union members, have seen that for quite a while, probably going back to the 1930's and before, identifying with the democratic party. host: william in mississippi for our guest, jackson, mississippi. independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call once again. i want to talk about some things that i heard. i don't disagree with too much of what your guest is saying, but i just want to point this out because i know people are listening. when they talk about the black mail loader, don't believe in that malarkey. i am 57 years old now. the people that sit up there and talk about them switching, 85, 90 percent of those people don't vote. either they are locked up, don't vote at all. i have had 10 conversations in the last three years about different things that trump didn't do, things that congress passed, that trump takes credit for. you hit these people with

it became democratic in the 1930s under roosevelt and it was labor that both the democratic party. with steel game american labor unions and brought the democratic party in. what's happening since the 1970s and 80s there is no more steel made. there is a facility that took over the old property. when she won the national purchase prize for me we are part of that original but an example of fdi so both senators are aware that ground zero in ohio politics is the northeast corner. steel had almost a mythical significance even though we don't produce much anymore it's sort of the legacy of it. despite the fact they are benefiting from japanese investments. you have a joint venture between south korea and general motors. there is more than 120 companies up in that area, japanese companies that employee people so you have all these jobs created but the politics doesn't work, so what can we do about it to change this? we need to speak to voters. the governor clearly understood the value of japanese foreign direct investment if you spoke to the governor of ohio he would give a very similar talk. elites understand them, but the

to win favor trade unions, because their workers are one of the groups that do not support a particular party, and their votes. may affect the outcome of the election. the democraticarty has supported unions in the past, and biden needs to be reminded of that today if he wants to win their votes. meanwhile, trump is also targeting this group, with a slightly different message. he tells them about immigration, about culture. trump is scheduled to appear in person this week at a hearing in the hush money case. and his next meeting with voters is scheduled for may 11 in velva. new jersey. biden's campaign officials told voa that the president will deliver a speech in tampa, florida on tuesday that will focus on the issues facing cohn in the 2024 election. reproductive freedom, throughout the country. maria ulyanovska, veronika balieres iglesias, voice of america. today, the world celebrates earth day, the purpose of which is to draw attention to the preservation of the environment and the fight against global warming. in the usa, to this day , thematic events are held annually, as well as volunteers clean parks and forests. and us president joe biden has now announce

and with the taliban, that is, the patriotic union of kurdistan and the democratic party of iraqi kurdistan, there was logic governing these operations in these areas. finally, the karbala 10 operation started on 25 april 136 with the presence of four irgc ground forces and advance units of the iraqi kurdistan patriotic union party. three main camps were included in this operation. najaf camp, najaf ashraf with 8 units, kurdistan camp with 3 units and hamza seyyed al-shohda camp with two units , besides these, these camp are operating under the title of karbala 10, ramadan camp is also using three the unit operated from the depth of iraqi soil, the 14th division of imam hossein under its command. on the 11th day of operations, the forces of the najaf and hamza kurdistan camp entered iraq from the ban sardasht axis and advanced towards the city of mawood, and the forces of the ramadan camp and the patriotic union also advanced from the heights of gujjar and ghamish towards iran . we were able to push back the bakhshiya party and capture these high communication peaks and take possession of t

both cooperation with barzani and the taliban, that is, the patriotic union of kurdistan and the democratic partyiraqi kurdistan, is not the ruling logic at all. these were the operations in these areas. finally, the karbala operation landed on 10/25. it started with the presence of four bases of the irgc ground forces and the advance units of the iraqi kurdistan patriotic union party. the three main camps in this operation were the najaf camp (najaf ashraf with 8 units), the kurdistan camp with 3 units and the hamza seyed al-shohada camp with two units . the ramzan camp also operated from the depth of iraqi soil using sahgan, the 14th division of imam hossein under the command of martyr ali zahidieh, the 41st division of sar allah under the command of martyr qasim soleimanieh, the 25th division karbala is under the command of mr. morteza ghorbanieh and the 33rd al-mahdi army is also under the command of mr. jafar asadi . the forces of the patriotic union of kurdistan, which were supposed to operate from the interior from the northern heights of sulaymaniyah and establish the connection between t

opposition groups, cooperation with barzani and the taliban, i.e. the patriotic union of kurdistan and the democratic partyiraqi kurdistan , was the ruling logic of these operations in these areas. finally, karbala operation on 10/25 farvardin 136 began with the presence of four bases of the irgc ground forces and the advance guards of the iraqi kurdistan patriotic union party. three main camps were included in this operation. najaf camp, najaf ashraf with 8 units , kurdistan camp with 3 units and hamza seyyed al-shohda camp with two units, besides these , these camp operated under the title of karbala 10 , ramadan camp also operated using three units from the depth of iraqi soil, 14th imam division hossein under the command of martyr ali zahidieh, the 41st army under the command of martyr qasim soleimanieh, the 25th karbala army under the command of mr. mortezai ghorbanieh, and the 33rd army of al-mahdi. the command of mr. jafar asadi is that these are the main units of the south, but the forces of the patriotic union of kurdistan are involved in this operation. an iraqi city was conquered, named maut, wh

is between the center-right croatian democratic union, led by the pro-ukrainian prime minister andrej plenkovich , and the alliance of centrist and left-wing partiesich is informally headed by president zoran milanovych. i will note that the democratic union has been in power continuously since croatia gained independence in 1991. and ivano-frankivsk is becoming even more accessible. in the city, infrastructure is being built for residents with limited mobility, in particular near the regional clinical hospital. the creation of an accessibility map last year and... was worked by a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war and adviser to the city mayor yuriy gaponchuk. he is well aware of the problems of moving around the city for people with disabilities, because he lost his leg due to an injury in the war. so the veteran himself developed a map of the routes he follows most often fighters who are being treated in the regional center after being wounded will move. by the end of the year, the city plans to make five more routes from hospitals to the city center more accessible. before, when i was still walking, when i was developing a map of the city, i

democratic party in. organized labor because what did youngstown do, youngstown makes the deal, that is what they were known for. when steel came american labor unions and they brought the democratic party in. what's happened since the 1970s, 1980s is no more steel made in the area. there is a large pipe manufacturing facility that took over the old mill property, a french owned company and a japanese company they were sort of part of that original purchase and factory. they were bought out from switzerland, but again an example of fdi. so, both senators are aware that ground zero in ohio politics is the northeast corner and to senator brown's running for the reelection and needs those voters. jd vance one in part because of those voters and steel had almost a mythic significance in that part of the country even though we don't produce much steel anymore. it's sort of the legacy of it. politics is about perception, not necessarily reality. it's called u.s. steel. i wonder if it what it used to be called. so it becomes significant. this despite the fact that ohio is benefiting now so much from the foreign direct investment and japanese investment. a

cooperation with both barzani and the taliban , namely the patriotic union of kurdistan and the iraqi kurdistan democratic partys the ruling logic of these operations in these areas. finally , karbala operation 10 started on 25 april 136 with the presence of four bases of irgc ground forces and advance units of the iraqi kurdistan patriotic union party. three main camps were included in this operation. najaf camp, najaf. in addition to these, their camps under the title of karbala 10 also act as ramadan camps the use of three units operated from the depths of iraq , the 14th army of imam hossein under the command of martyr ali zahidieh , the 41st army under the command of martyr qasim soleimanieh, the 25th army of karbala under the command of mr. mortazai ghorbanieh, and the political army of al-mahdi under the command of mr. jafar asad the main ones are in the south, but in this operation , the patriotic union forces of kurdistan are playing a role, which were supposed to come into action from the heights of northern sulaymaniyah and establish the connection between the two sides in 11 days of the operation. t

they can by threatening them with the fbi if they dare stand up to the teachers unions which are crucial to the democrat party pro-life protesters in prison even though they have not committed any acts of violence. they are true peaceful protesters trying to secrete agents in the catholic church and trying to cover it up. this is a big deal, america what they are doing what they have been doing. most of all trying to put in prison and bankrupt their greatest threat politically which is donald trump. we know the biden administration has had its hands in the teacher james case and alvin bragg's case. in the fani willis case and of course in the federal cases. this is the democrat party. now it's very important to understand that when they talk about the rich. they talk about you have a right to free healthcare none of that really matters to them. they know that if you fall for that you're going to vote for them they'll become more and more powerful their administrative state is going to become more powerful. it will decide what medical treatment you get if any people decide which prescription drugs you get if a

have a measure of working-class as such, sort of a self-definition, but union members tend to affiliate with the democratic partyty high rates. nonunion people along with the republican party. to the caller's question, you do see that pattern of union members, have seen that for quite a while, probably going back to the 1930's and before, identifying with the democratic party. host: william in mississippi for our guest, jackson, mississippi. independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call once again. i want to talk about some things that i heard. i don't disagree with too much of what your guest is saying, but i just want to point this out because i know people are listening. when they talk about the black mail loader, don't believe in that malarkey. i am 57 years old now. the people that sit up there and talk about them switching, 85, 90 percent of those people don't vote. either they are locked up, don't vote at all. i have had 10 conversations in the last three years about different things that trump didn't do, things that congress passed, that trump takes credit for. you hit these people with these fa

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i think it is safe to say we can rule out any deals with the pro—union parties, labour, conservatives and liberal democratswhat ironically, mr yousaf is now having to reach back out to the greens who he dumped on thursday, but they are sore and they say they can't trust him after what happened. mr yousaf said yesterday he didn't mean to upset or anger the scottish greens and that there are a lot of issues that both the snp and greens share. so that is one way he could remain in government if some of the seven scottish green msps were to change their tack and support him but that seems highly unlikely given the upset that was caused. his only other potential lifeline is the alba party msp ash regan. she stood against humza yousaf for the leadership of the snp after the first minister nicola sturgeon stood down. she left the snp and joined the alba party, which is alex salmond... the former first minister who was also an snp first minister, the party he leads now. she set out a number of conditions that she would support mr yousaf on. if he loses the personal vote, he is not legally bound to resign but you c

pete: dynamics of political parties have changed and union workers and democrats more and more and donald a warm welcome in new york city from construction workers. >> they're really facing it. will: warm reception in new york city in new york city. part of the daily and daily running list of blunders. this is watch and analyze this. folks shovels in the ground and this project and exporting american jobs. will: he said four more years, pause. pete: that would be like me saying wall three, what's ahead because it's in the t telepromt. will: he read every line. pete: new york city might be the perfect microcosm to talk about so many of the dynamics and changes in the politics and it'll lead to the return of this guy. will: that's coming ahead. donald trump said he'll hold campaign events in wisconsin and michigan this next week but talking about doing a rally in the bronx and now madison square garden. pete: that would be bonkers. i need to be there. madison square garden and donald trump 2024. layoff, billy joel. will: joe biden some saying it's his security blanket, looks like there's pl

weade has a grudge against it. this is a deputy from germany from the union of christian democrats and the bavarian, and sister party precisely in the battle for this place at the top of the pyramid, the power pyramid, he is still, he is still weaving intrigues in the european parliament itself, of which he is a member, he still enjoys the support of... namely germany, germany is the german government, olaff scholz will not support mrs. fondelein, as she was told, that’s the most interesting thing, yes, the german leadership does not want to support the german woman in this position, but just the bright candidates now who are ready to throw down the gauntlet, unnoticed by mrs. fondelaen, they are still sitting in ambush, these people must come to the surface. just before the parliamentary elections in europe, thank you, alexander. while european politicians digging a hole for themselves with anti-people statements and the same actions, billionaires go straight to the root and dig even deeper. the richest people on the planet have embraced the trend of building underground shelters. do they know anything about upcomi

so unfortunately the carter repositioned democratic party as a kind of center, a center right party. privatization, tax cutting, anti-union and the. 1980 election. is it total blowout? really the new deal long shadow of the new deal continues right through the seventies. nixon did not try to repeal the new deal. eisenhower certainly did not try to repeal the new deal. eisenhower has a democratic senate for six out of eight years. final in 1980, democrats, the senate and a whole of senate progressives gets blown. republicans take the senate and this really is the beginning of, the conservative era. the both roosevelt, truman, johnson had large majorities of their party in congress. the great 89th is very famous in terms of did so did carter. yeah and and yet. yeah. carter in 76 did have huge worry at 80. he was fair for ronald reagan to say are you better off today than you were four years ago? which no one in their right mind would say, oh, yeah i really am. -20% interest rates. so had big margins, which we have divided today. right. narrow margins likely to continue. i don't i don't see one party having a blowout electio

already between 3 and 5%, and this is the union of values, this is the right, the former right wing of the christian democrats, that is, this too part of this very partyely heterogeneous, and germany, i’m not saying that all these parties are russophile, they are certainly not russophile , they first of all think about the interests of germany and their society, and this is understandable, but... from the point of view of the global situation today, if we talk about ukraine, about the war, about the middle east, then their position is in many ways close to that which is being considered here, at least in this circle. i'm not saying that they are they must and will definitely pursue russian or russian interests, no, but these are the people who speak and express the correct position, from my point of view, you will, despite the fact that they are under pressure. if we roughly calculate what i said, those together are 30% of the 85 million german population, then we will get a very large number of people who are absolutely not interested in a war with russia, who are absolutely not interested in the united states of america maintaining its your own, wer

stagnant under his administration, and it is -- can he's, you know, the democratic party is often this if bed with the teachers union right. stuart: it's always in bed with the teachers union. okay. 25 states will soon require high school students the take a course in financial education before they graduate. do you want to see more of these personal finance courses for youngsters? i have to tell you that, personally, ooh i've got a lot of problems with the teachers union teaching my kids about money. >> well, i'm glad you said that. of course, being an expert on all things money. but, you know, to answer your question, in a nutshell, parents want their kids to understand economics. and 88% of parents want their kids to know about financial education. and what i find most interesting, there's a survey that came out last week by intuit, 85% of students themselves want to learn more about money. they want to learn about financial education. stuart: okay. it's under control, i'm okay with it. thanks for being with us this morning. we must talk more about the teachers union, and i'm sure we will. thanks for being being

belarusian women's union, marat markov, chairman of the board of jsc, the second national television channel, oleg aidukevich, member of parliament, leader of the party, liberal democraticlexey belyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism.

democratic unions. after 2008, and all this social situation, what has happened is that the right wing parties have dividedparties including the neofascist party, that in the last elections one 1,100,000 votes. this means the current prime minister cannot govern either without the social democratic party, which in portugal is called the socialist party, or with the right wing with this neofascist party. so what we foresee is that this government will probably last more than one year until the next september, or october when the national budget has to be approved. this is a key moment in portuguese politics because the national budget as defined the stability and the ability to government or not. . ~' ,, , and the ability to government or not. . ~ ,, , . or not. thank you very much because _ or not. thank you very much because you _ or not. thank you very much because you have _ or not. thank you very much because you have in - or not. thank you very much because you have in a - or not. thank you very much because you have in a very l because you have in a very comprehensive answer given us a picture of wha

democratic europe are already being heard. deputy the german cdu party norbert röttgen threatened countries that vote differently with expulsion from the european union robert fica are open putin sympathizers, hungarian prime minister viktor orban is putin's trojan horse in the eu. the eu cannot and should no longer tolerate this. politics cannot be tolerated any longer. on orbán's part, he should be shown the door, and then slovakia must decide whether to follow orbán or remain in the eec. no matter how the opposite happens, they are trying to make an outcast out of hungary, but... orban’s position is only gaining popularity, the politician’s publication is worried and even records the emergence of a new type of eurosceptic. in the hungarian leader, the eu faces a new kind of eurosceptic who is reluctant to leave the bloc and is instead shaping it, putting his stamp on policies from support for ukraine to combating climate change and migration. the population of other eu countries is increasingly opposed to the current militaristic course of brussels. the task is to send a signal to russia, and the foreign ministers of france and great britain, on t

in american history who ran for president five times born before the civil war and a democratic party man and unionr in the late 1800s on the railroad. after he was thrown in prison the first time for leading a failed strike against the train car company, he became radicalized reading socialist authors and he came out saying the heck with these two parties. saying that these two parties are the same. we need a more radical approach to solving the problems of what he saw as the problem of capitalism and imperialism. in 1917 or 1918 in canton, ohio debs gave a speech that violated either the sedition or espionage act. they were passed in succession. during world war i they were meant to crack on dissent, not to catch spies. it is one of the more shameful chapters in american history. dissent was punished with imprisonment. debs gave a speech in canton, ohio where he encouraged people to resist the draft. he adopted linen's view -- leni n's that it is a war between capitalist powers. that's not a sophisticated interpretation of the war. that doesn't matter come he was just stating come as the last cal

to allow that the concession is being made by buchanan and the democratic party in the 1850s were acceptable in order to preserve the union. and so they tried to draw line at a different place. these were the people who, on the eve of the civil war, constituted what one republican supporting newspaper in new york described as a conservative but silent majority in the free states. these were the people, to a certain extent, the kind of nixonian paraphrase there. these were the non abolition, the non radicals, the non shouters. they never doubted that slavery was wrong, right? i can't prove this proposition, but if you did, there'd been an opinion poll, a survey conducted in 1858 in the free states. the overwhelming majority of northerners and everybody in the group i'm talking about now, if you ask them direct question, slavery, right or wrong, they say slavery is wrong. question that is. so what the question then is, okay, it's wrong. so what you can do about it, what follows from that? because these people, these lincoln ends, the people who ended up most of them in the republican party, they also unquestionably thought

social democratic party, he was a superminister in the schrödor government, he, in the end, was then the very man who created today's left party, and this is the same person who actually created a new unionood knowledge about germany, about the german people, about ... society, he says, well, of course, you can sympathize with scholz, but berbock, she surpasses everything our expectations, of course, in a negative sense, because burbok, as correctly, everyone here says and expresses everything correctly, well, the word sovereignty, it’s not that she doesn’t know it, she won’t be able to pronounce it, she wanted to pronounce it here with an unprecedented attack, said instead presidentless attack, talking about iran's attack on israel, well, other than that. in one interview she managed to distort everything she could five times, she distorted everything, everyone laughs at her, but she is the minister of foreign affairs , she conducts her policy, and conducts her policy in this way, well , i’ll give you an example, you said here, that biden won everything against trump, so i’m very afraid that something similar will happen in germany, when burback and the greens win everything today again

in american history who ran for president five times born before the civil war and a democratic party man and unionr in the late 1800s on the railroad. after he was thrown in prison the first time for leading a failed strike against the train car company, he became radicalized reading socialist authors and he came out saying the heck with these two parties. saying that these two parties are the same. we need a more radical approach to solving the problems of what he saw as the problem of capitalism and imperialism. in 1917 or 1918 in canton, ohio debs gave a speech that violated either the sedition or espionage act. they were passed in succession. during world war i they were meant to crack on dissent, not to catch spies. it is one of the more shameful chapters in american history. dissent was punished with imprisonment. debs gave a speech in canton, ohio where he encouraged people to resist the draft. he adopted linen's view -- leni n's that it is a war between capitalist powers. that's not a sophisticated interpretation of the war. that doesn't matter come he was just stating come as the last cal

union is buying votes. when you come down to it, the democratic party is a combination of a very, very left-wing ideology andachine that has to have your money to survive. so i think what they're hoping is that they can get away with breaking the law. you might -- you made a point at it there really focus -- [ coughing ] >> the spring court say that with -- what joe biden is doing on student loans is unconstitutional. now he's the first president that i know of who is simply ignoring the supreme court's. [coughing] he wants to give away more of your money. he doesn't care what the court says. and bakke both he doesn't care what the court says. so you have a routine lawbreaker in my view, when you get to september and october and none of this is working, you can't imagine what they'll due because they have no limits. believe in the rule of law and they believe in the rule of power, there proving everything that they think they can get away with everything -- and they don't care what the country thinks and they still have most of the left-wing propaganda media covering for them and protecting them. it's amazin

the ruling conservative corporation democratic union policy, led by prime minister andre plank of which is taking on a group of what left wing opposition parties led by the countries president there on the lot of edge the election. so i became, i didn't control the scene of them. a lot of it's the kind that he would run for prime minister. probation is constitutional court rule that he must fast resign the office of the president, which he refused to do. unofficial results from the vote will be announced in the coming hours. the original governor in the northern ukrainian city of china he has, has consigned 3 russian missile struck the city on wednesday morning. at least 11 people were apportion, detailed, 22 injured and critical infrastructure in the city was damaged. it says the latest russian missile strike on cities across ukraine, and also comes ahead of a nice to meet us on that and brussels on wednesday afternoon. i mean, while you kinds of president has signed a new minutes, we have a crit, nicole. it's aimed at increasing troops numbers, as long as face non power shortages in the war against russia. but just ation hikes, payments to v