i think i agree with emanuel, _ that situation. thanks.tuation. thanks. i think i agree with emanuel, so let me that situation. thanks. i think i - agree with emanuel, so let me just be unequivocal about this, we want ukraine to win this war and we are absolutely united in that, and right now, that means providing them with the support of the capabilities and the support of the capabilities and the training in order to mount the counteroffensive and have decided advantage on the battlefield. that's what you've seen from the uk, from france and other allies, whether it is provision of main battle tanks, long—range weapons as we've announced today, training of marines, these are all things that will help ukraine win this war. gain the advantage on the battlefield, marked the successful counteroffensive. that's what we are channelling all our energies towards. with regard to the future, i agree with what emmanueljust sat there, ultimately that is a decision for ukraine to make, not for us to make with them. ourjob is to put ukraine in the str

out fresh clashes between police and protest as in the french capital as tensions over president emanuel microns pension reform boil over. and the international olympic committee recommends the return of russian and belarus in athletes to international events under a neutral flag despite the war in ukraine. ah and will aust luca welcome to the program. a fire has killed at least 40 people and injured dozens more as a migrant detention center in c o dot, who are as in northern mexico, it is known as a major crossing point for migrant seeking to enter the united states. authorities say some of the detainees set fire to mattresses after hearing they were to be deported. it was one of mexico's deadliest fires in recent memory. 60 men were being held at this facility near the us border. the fire took dozens of flies and injured others. many are still waiting for news of their loved ones. i have it and i have been waiting for their father. then we started seeing smoke everywhere. everybody ran away, but they left the men locked inside. a video film from within a facility shows how some people

implicated last year in on the lead to plot to overthrow the german government and french president emanuel mack on to offend his decision to raise the retirement age even as protest escalate across the country. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the show. a new un report says, climate change and pollution a driving a worldwide shortage of drinking water with hundreds of millions facing critical waters scarcity. the un is holding a special conference in new york to draw attention to a growing crisis. one that prompted an australian woman to set herself a unique challenge. when she noticed that the world was running out of water, mina gully started drumming. and she hasn't stopped since i'm running because i want to take the voices of the people from the front lines of this water crisis and take them into boardrooms, take them into the holes of power. and then by the government officials, the corporate corporate leaders to take action the image athlete and activists from australia completed $200.00 marathons across $32.00 countries over the last year. now she has made her way to new york city, w

also, protest does in france express the outrage of president emanuel macross decision to force through pension reform lads grown used a special procedure to push through on popular check changes without a vote involvement. ah, i've told you medical, welcome to the program. the u. s. defense department has released footage to back up its complaint that a russian aircraft intercepted a u. s. drone over the black sea. according to us authorities. this video shows a russian su 27 fighter jet, approaching the drone and dumping fuel over it as the aircraft passes by in close proximity without appearing to cause any damage to the dr. but washington says the jet did collide with the drones propeller. on a 2nd pass, that pass is also shown here, but the actual collision isn't visible in the editor at video release by the pentagon, although damage to the propeller and be seen later after the picture is re established . we spoke earlier with military analyst frank leverage and asked him what stood out from the video. the 1st thing that's flagrantly obvious is that this was a deliberate action by

but despite days of disruption and growing unrest across the country, emanuel micron seems determined to press on a move to pause. i speak to you right now from do you think i enjoy implementing this reformer? no, no, it's good. do you think i could have done the same as many others before me and sweep this under the carpet? yes, maybe. but there is one thing i regression. it's that we weren't able to get the message across of this reform is necessary. music to model inefficiency, the fact that i foam doc week, so yes, a concert there aren't a 100 solutions. if we want the pension system to be balanced over it, no longer is sig other, and the longer we wait and the worse it will get hulsy. and so this reform is necessary when and i would have preferred not to so but it's also because of a sense of responsibility solidity. they said to me, you had been meant to com. tensions with anger growing in recent days after the bill was pushed through parliament without a votes. but his comments only seemed to have poured fuel on the fire with one union leda accusing the french president of mock

implicated last year in an alleged plot to overthrow the german government and french president, emanuel micron, defending his decision to raise the country's retirement age even as protest escalate across the country. ah, i'm bri. gov to our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. it is the life blood of humanity, but there is less and less of it. i'm talking about water. we're now on world a water day. a new un report has revealed the scale of water scarcity across the globe at a special un conference in new york, the u. s. government has pledged to commit $49000000000.00 us dollars towards the water crisis. when she noticed that the world was running out of water, mina gully started running and she hasn't stopped since i'm running because i want to take the voices of the people from the front lines of this water crisis and take them into boardrooms, take them into the holes of power and in by the government officials, the corporate corporate leaders to take action. the athlete and activists from australia completed $200.00 marathons

the thing that emanuel mac cron really has to fight against is how france is perceived. france is not only a colonial power, but for the most part, at least in recent times, is, will seem as a taker of riches from african states. and not necessarily in an entity that is looking into an equal and respectable partnership with the african states. emanuel mom crying last year, having are being chased out of the numerous african countries as early indicated, said that it is time for us to look into a new partnership with africa, to look into a way in which they can. they can support not only the french, not only in the african countries interest, but in a way where france will actually be a partner that actually listens not just paid terms. he went as far as to say before leaving paris that africa. it's not a pre squared indicating that france is at a position wait binds itself, willing to listen. this is a 4 country toy in 4 days and the my room across having landed in liberal. busy in gabon will be going to ongoing law as well as well as the congo and the d r. c, which is supposed to be

but emanuel micron is on a 4 day tour of this continent is going to visit a boy on the will be in. and he will end these 4 in the d out of the way with some of the strongest feelings about the french, emanating from having of course, blaming the french in that area. they're blaming the french of turning a blind eye to one does assistance and the one does popping up of the m $23.00 rebels. they. i choose the french president of being an assassin, as you said, because he has lived that know thing guys they say. and he has turned a blind eye to one does involvement. what is the d stabilisation of that is been part of the d r c. mind you me, there was a peace agreement that was signed in that region. but they still see the french very much as being a spent force in that region. being able, or rather, i'm willing to do anything to address the insurgency that has been caused by the expectation of what they say is the key. godly government, represented in this case by m 20, for the rebels. the french have a long way to go here, if they're going to research and re kindled the relationship

because wonder cargo sackler has the details. emanuel milan reapply realization of the deteriorate in relationship that his country as a former colonial always having with the new wave of leadership here on the continent . and the french are finding themselves more and more with their back against the walls when it comes to how they relate to individual african countries. i mean, even the relationship that france has enjoyed with rwanda for instance, or has been called into question following rwanda's abandonment of the french language as an official language in opting to use english. instead. even earlier this year we heard miley in government going as far as to say that, that they believe that the french, when not only on that, did not only fail to, to quell the insurgency that we have seen from the jihad has been extreme as groups that we've seen in the hell, but they believe that the french government went as well as to sustain the fight in the south. even going as far as to some of the rebels that have caused this is the meaning that they, i in varying that front. so it of intere

this growing criticism of alleged police brutality with president emanuel macklin says he won't back down. ah, monica jones? well, come to the program. the united nations has condemned evidence of abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in ukraine. the u. n. human rights monitoring chief matilda bordner has accused russia of widespread summary executions and forced disappearances within ukraine. documented abuses by russian forces outnumbered those by ukraine, by 6 to one. bordner says both sides have been executing prisoners captured during the conflict. we are deeply concerned about the summary execution of up to 25 russian prisoners of war and pearsons, or to combat by ukrainian armed forces which we have documented this was often perpetrated immediately upon capture on the battlefield. while we are aware of ongoing investigations by ukrainian authorities into 5 cases involving 22 victims, we are not aware of any prosecution of the perpetrators in relation to the treatment of ukrainian prisoners of war. we are also deeply concerned by the summary execution of 15 ukrainian prisoner

and another press conference just along the who french president, emanuel micron. he also backed up this position. he said that the european union's banking system is signed and he blamed the market turmoil around deutschen, but deutsche bank on speculators who was trying to get in while this tomo going in it going on in the banking sector. you said that the use banking situation shouldn't be compared to the swiss. he said it's not a comparable situation. now, this is all sort of happening in a context that was already on the a gender by the european union. trying to kick start its plan. that was put forward in 22008 for a banking union is by harmonizing banking rules, trying to make sure that taxpayers on funding o bailing. i find that if they fail, and that is, it is sort of got underway off to the financial crisis. 20072008, but it's been relatively sluggish ever since you can sense among the leaders not just shows a micron, but others as well. that had been speaking off to this summit that this is going to start to be a priority issue. as we're seeing these hig

julian emanuel with evercore. the uptrend that jess was talking about is something that has been thrown a lot of cold water on since the rally we saw in january. do you do from here? -- what do you do from here? julian: we have to acknowledge the s&p 500 has done absolutely nowhere for four months. we are stuck between 3800 and 4200 -- my apologies, i will beg to differ a little bit on the effective interest rates on stock prices. it has been a constant since the top of the market in january 2022 that if yields go higher, stocks go lower. it does not always work took for ticket, though there are times that it does. you look at the last several days, the pressure on yields in the u.s. is coming from europe. we see a lot of hot inflation data out of europe, that has caused the pressure and fed into the selling. this is where stockpicking rules supreme. the longer you go sideways, the more companies and themes are going to differentiate themselves from each other. jess: i am glad you brought up stockpicking, somethin

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ah, it has been a week since french president emanuel macaroni hiked the country's retirement age from 62 to 64 micron, saying this is the only way to keep social security solvent. but many french are not buying macros. math violet protests have erupted across the country. hundreds have been arrested in paris alone in next week's visit by king charles the 3rd. it's been postponed to night. protesters in france angry at a president who they say is acting more like a king. i'm burnt off in berlin. this is the day. ah, the still you but we would not be serious and we leg some common sense to propose to his majesty the king. and the queen consort to make a state visit in the midst of the demonstrations that we might as well not let foreigner see what's going on in france at the moment. i don't think that a political visits should be postponed just because people are in dispute from the this pension reform symbolizes the populations. general bitterness, a denial of democracy, of which we are old victims, victim, we're continuing to move forward. the country can't be at a standstill. ah, als

but emanuel micron is on a 4 day tour of this continent is going to visit god born. the will be in no goal and he will end these tall in the d out of the way with some of the strongest feelings about the french, emanating from there was a peace agreement that was signed in that region. but they still see the french very much a spent force in that region, being unable, or rather, i'm willing to do anything to address the insurgency that has been caused by the extension of what they say is the key gali government represented in this case by m 20 to the rebels. the french have a long way to go here, if they're going to research and re kindled the relationship that they've had with the numerous african countries. because more and more we're hearing of countries re considering, given the youth of the frank, that is the currency that was introduced by france as a former colonial power here. and they say that that has not necessarily served their interest and is only served to france in a sense that it allowed them to, to pin these countries down and have them in a choke ho

resources, and what needs to be done to secure the future of your managers like french president, emanuel macro and defense, his decision to raise the country's retirement age, even this protest escalate across the country. ah, i'm feel gail, welcome to the program. ukrainian present bodamer as the landscape a spencer wednesday visiting troops on the front line in the eastern financed region. the unannounced visit was his 1st there since december. was meant as a morale boost for troops fighting to retain control of battles which are seen months of russian bombardment. boosting the morale of soldiers fighting the fiercest of ukraine's battles so far. ukrainian president ballade, amir zalinski office, released this footage of him, handing out metals. it said to have been taken close to the front lines near the city of back moot with wouldn't i how fiona to be here today in the east of our state in the dumbasses and to reward our heroes, to thank you. we're juggling and to shake hands. thank you for protecting mistakes, sovereignty and the east of ukraine. the city of buck mood has seen the

where we are paid correctly. women as well as man, the fun covered is alone. embattled president emanuel my call will have to do with more protests and accusations of anti democratic behavior. after adopting the contentious legislation without parliamentary vote, the protest could echo 20 eighteen's yellow vest populace movement against rising prices and all that all technology on his x now comes the hard part, much tougher action neglect because demonstrations and strikes are no longer possible. yeah, no. so we're going to do what the yet vested polls showed, the 2 thirds of the french population oppose the pension reform. the protests may just be the beginning of a political crisis. ah, d, w is least, louis has been covering the story in paris for us. and i asked earlier, this is really the last word on pension reform, or if the plan can still be reversed. well, this specially constitutional power, the government is now using means that the pension reform can only be overturned. if there is a vote of no confidence, we understand 4 parties, 4 position parties will bring in such a emotio

thousands of people have been on the streets again in a direct challenge to the plans by president emanuel macro. to make people work longer for their pensions and restrictions to places, cities across the country unions claiming more than a $450000.00, took part in paris alone, authorities for that figure lover, but also to the reco, 13000 police on duty. it's been 2 weeks since the president use a controversial constitutional power to bypass parliament and move on with steps to raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. once again, unions have been at the forefront of protest, but they've been angered by the government outright rejection of calls for mediation late. this was my ron has been playing, deaf and blind for nearly 2 months was made up ignoring week after week. like all the anger and all the demonstrations that you're alone for now, once the law has been passed, he agrees to meet with the unions to discuss the social agenda and so on. but the salad, the job, what he doesn't understand, what the government doesn't understand is that today the workforce refuses to move on until we

and all duty is to place it in that situation when french president emanuel mack ho, hosted british prime minister, re she soon knock all day on friday here in paris at the eighty's a presidential palace. it was the 1st time since 2018 that the u. k. and france had such a meeting, there was so much friction between mac hall and both former prime minister morris johnson and his successor of about 5 minutes list trust that trust at one point i couldn't even say whether michael was a friend or foe. remember also, downing street said last june, that there was a lot of friction with johnson entrust, who was foreign affairs secretary at the time over my calls insistence on negotiations for ukraine over prolonging armed conflict. but these 2 for investment banks, tre. bros ross childs and michael and richie who worked for golden sacks got straight down to business of doing what banks turbos do you best fall in line behind the establishment agenda. they tossed a huge bone to the military, industrial complex, talking about jointly developing long range weapons and air defense. they also said that

now website's d, w dot com, ah, ah, it has been a week since french president emanuel macaroni hiked the country's retirement age from 62 to 64 micron, saying this is the only way to keep social security solvent. but many french are not buying macros. math violet protests have erupted across the country. hundreds of been arrested in paris alone in next week's visit by king charles the 3rd. it's been postponed to night. protesters in france angry at a president who they say is acting more like a king. i'm burnt off in berlin. this is the day ah, the new suit you but we would not be serious and we'd like some common sense to propose to his majesty the king and the queen consort to make a state visit in the midst of the demonstrations. oh don't, we might as well not let foreigners see what's going on in france at the moment. i don't think that a political visits should be postponed just because people are a need to speak to from the this pension reform symbolizes the population's general bitterness. a denial of democracy, of which we are old victims. you know, we're continuing to move f

now to france french president emanuel micron. he has defended his decision to force through unpopular pension and retirement reforms. course these reforms have raised the retirement age from 62 to 64 in a t v interview macro said that he had no regrets about pushing through this bill without a vote in parliament. but he added that he hopes to improve relations with labor unions and involved them in any future reforms. he also stress there is no way around these changes if france wants a balanced pension fund moodle, but as i speak to you right now, please you think i enjoy doing this for form? no, no. if you think i could have done the same as many others before me, metropolis, and suite this into the copy. yes. but it may be me the hell, but there's one thing i regret or guide. it's that we weren't able to the form of the need to undergo this reform was exec to modern necessity. the fact that i fell don't we? so yes, there are 200 solutions. if we want the pension system to be balance, it proven no longer is to dig out, and the

thank you for so much that the government of fringe president emanuel may crohn has narrowly survived a new confidence motion in parliament. the votes were triggered by opposition parties after the government pushed divisive pension and retirement reforms through without a vote in parliament plans have sport wireless for just across for yes. if you're not or corresponded in paris, lisa louise, at least it's good to see you again. explain why your, why the government it was expected to survive, the no competence vote, even though it could not muster a majority in parliament last week to pass this pension reform bill because it's 2 different things really, you know, the, the lawmakers that are in the fakers away and the focus of attention were the republican, the conservative floor makers, and that were supposed to vote in favor of the reform. but they not all of them agreed with that and followed their leaders lead really a last thursday. and that's why the government used the special constitutional power. but the government also knew that if they launched this, no confidence or, or if

but emanuel micron is on a 4 day tour of this continent is going to visit god born. the will be in no goal and he will end his fall in the d r. c. where was some of the strongest feelings about the french, emanating from there was a police agreement that was signed in that region, but they still see the french very much a spent force in that region being unable, or rather i'm willing to do anything to address the insurgency that has been caused by the extension of what they say is the key gali government represented in this case by m 20 to the rebels. the french have a long way to go year if they're going to research and re kindled the relationship that they've had with the numerous african countries. because more and more we're hearing of countries re considering, given the use of the frank, that is the currency that was introduced by france as a former colonial power here. and they say that that has not necessarily served their interest and is only served france in as says that it allowed them to, to pin these countries down and have them in a choke hold over the e

welcome to the program. protests have a ruptured across france, and that's after president emanuel mac loans. government used national powers to ram through his controversial pension reforms. without a vote by parliament opinion polls show about 2 thirds of people in france, oppose the legislation. ah, tear gas and water cannon on the historic plus de la concord at the heart of the french capital. the introduction of an unpopular pension spill in the french national assembly has brought fire and fury to the streets of paris and cities across france. protesters through cobblestones and shot flares of police and there were hundreds of arrests. they're angry at a bill pushed through parliament, which raises the retirement age by 2 years to $64.00. o. 4 could agree of among complete government must understand that were not in the streets for fun, and that the future of france will be built by us. and the economy is built by us and for it to work when we need good conditions. where we down to work for too long and don't cover, you know, 60 years is largely sufficient and to where we are pai

all right, let's move at to another headline. stories to day and french president emanuel mac from is continuing his week long tour to africa. but people in his final stop of the democratic republic of congo are not all waiting to welcome him with open arms. o protestors gathered in the capital kinshasa, which slogans my call is a murderer. on calling for help from russia, the demonstrators waved russian flags comparing a crone to the notorious m. 23 and surgeon cruz, and also spray painted the french embassy with the words. mackerel get lost, similar sentiment south been growing a force the continent with the west african nations of molly, bertino, fussy, also recently demanding the immediate withdrawal of french troops. we heard from protesters about why exactly they're against they plan visit by the french liter. not that there are many we days because of mac phone, which on one hand was to pull tell ami and we oppose his visit. when we came here to say that we don't want help, we are strong enough to fight for our country. that's the reason why we have protesting with because good

so coming up, unrest grows in france with more mass strikes against president emanuel buchholz pension reforms. he remains defiance. he went to pates and international mechanism to find thousands of syrians who disappeared during the civil war. and al jazeera goes on patrol with the congolese all me off to it. re take some territory from the m 23 armed green. ah, protests being held at a migrant detention center in mexico with 38 people were killed in the fire on monday knives. the families of the victims of blaming authorities for the incident . they say they're not getting any answers. earlier, mexico's president said that the blaze broke out when migrants asylum seekers set fire to mattresses after discovering they were being reported. the incident happened in the northern city of c, a. dod hot as near the border with the united states, john home and reports following serv ambulances. they came too late for many the fires of migration detention facility in the mexican border city of what is had already claimed dozens, many of them go to mullens, some venezuelans. i know desperate re

and the french president emanuel macro vista regarding the protests that have erupted over pension reform, in fact, calling the public's voice illegitimate. suggesting only officials in parliament have the right to make changes with spotting the world live from moscow. it's time for your new zonati into so russia is that for a minute or so get up. rob says he does not expect weston investigations into the north stream attacks to be thorough or objective. he suggests the u. s. which is full back on his traditional narrative of blaming russia. yesterday, i do not expect transparency in these investigations, nor the general public to get acquainted with its results. so most likely they will end up with something like that. it's highly likely to as london 1st did in 2007 in connection with the poison. the income of lit clinical and then in 2018 in connection with the poison in salisbury. that's when the formula highly likely russia did. it was invented with no evidence that russia was involved was ever provided less. and i have no reason to believe that in the situation with the north streams

it was the 8th round of protests against president emanuel microns plans to raise the retirement age. from 62 to 64, politicians have been working on the final wording of the bill, which could be voted on this week as well. the whole ship, if we will get pension reform out, we're going to go all the way we talk, let it go. we'll keep going until the end is always topically, all going on. welcome. and even if the refund goes through passes, how can i say the inequality garrison, especially for women, will be present? so we must indeed be on the street and always ready to fight this high foreign or garbage workers are among those on strike on that left mounds of rubbish piling up on the streets of paris. they say president microns plan to raise the retirement age is unfair, given the tough working conditions. but i shall butler report ludovic, his work to the street cleaner in paris for 6 years. he began on a garbage truck. now he's on foot. he loves his job, but he's been on strike on and off now for a week. he's protesting against the french government plan to raise the retirement age

but why is emanuel the crown so determined at the opposition so intense? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan, changing frances state pension system to one that's more affordable to the state was a central plank of emanuel microns reelection campaign. it's now, however, become the central issue in french politics and opposition to his presidency. strikes and protests intensified this week. some turning violent with hundreds, arrested across the country, transports and other public services have been hit with mounds of uncollected rubbish on the streets of paris ensuring a constant and unpleasant reminder of the dispute. the plan includes a proposal to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. a crown used his executive powers to push through the changes because he couldn't get enough support in parliament. this is increased the opposition that he faces, but also it seems a cons. resolve to force through the measure. he condemned this week's violence but doesn't appear to be budging on the issue. path of you loss good at this thing. t

the unrest comes in response to president emanuel macron's government by passing parliament, raisingent age from 62 to 64. fires were set as protesters clashed with police who threw tear gas. now amid the rise in violence, paris police have banned f gatherings in the city's center. >> reporter: here in the place de italy, this is the third day of spontaneous demonstrations against emanuel macron's policy of changing the pensionable age from 62-2 to 64. now, there have been more organized demonstrations. the unions are asking people to get off the streets because they are worried about an increased level of violence and there is a great deal of pressure now on emanuel macron because this conjures up memories of the yellow vest movement they had to deal with for many, many months as part of the demonstrations against his attempts to reform the economic and even the social structures of this country. sam kiley, cnn in paris. >>> back to california. in los angeles county schools there are poised for a three-day strike this week. the district superintendent says it could make it virtually

ah. emanuel micron says he will price ahead with his pension reforms, even his ongoing protests force him to postpone a visit by britons. king charles where israel's prime minister goes the protest, follow hundreds, heckle benjamin netanyahu as he meets his british counter. ponds and top opposition figure raoul gandhi, is expelled from india's parliament after his conviction for comments deemed insulting to prime minister to render mowdy. ah, hello and welcome to the program. port resists a big enough, is the man who saved more than at 1200 lives during the rwandan genocide. he's due to be released from prison. he had been sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges of his ties to an organization opposed to their want. and president polk army. a government spokesperson says that resist begin, his sentence had been commuted by presidential order. was as a beginner, worked as the manager of a hotel in kigali during the 9094 genocide. his story was told in the hollywood film hotel, rwanda algae, there is malcolm webb has more now from goma on the congolese rwandan border for those events

fox is mike emanuel has the story.hree countries are testing the waters with a $100 billion mega submarine deal. this is a win for us national security. it's just the initial phase of the defense partnership called august that was formed back in 2021. this military arrangement will help australia upgraded aging naval fleet and challenged china's growing capabilities the us and britain and australia need these submarines to make sure that china can take over the pacific using undersea warfare. australia will purchase nuclear powered submarines from the u. s and then from the uk, eventually australia will produce their own, but that will take years. make no mistake. there isn't an immediate impact today showing china that australia is firmly on the side of the u. s. this type of nuclear powered submarine can stay submerged underwater longer and it's silent. a big upgrade from the australians current diesel vessels. it's a move that's at odds with beijing but preemptive as conflict between china and taiwan. seems increasi

brussels, then stang in europe, and france has seen a 90 day of nationwide protests against president emanuel microns, controversial pension reforms. in some cities on thursday, march is turned, violating or dog protested that the town hall on fire destroying the wooden door and its main interests. more than half a 1000000 people joined protests across france as unions called for mass walk outs . at the heart of the french capital, thousands have taken to the streets for yet another day, trying to pressure their president in man when my call to dropped the reform, which would raise the minimum age of retirement from 62 to 64 in the crowd. many are still decades away from retirement. didn't we present you? right? like it's a philosophy of life. do we want to work? and so we're 64. laura nods. you know, and i just do not. but not all the protests had such a relaxed atmosphere. police continued to detain protesters with hundreds, now arrested since the demonstrations broke out. some $5000.00 ride police deployed in paris, firing tear gas into the crowds. was hollow. she's got lots of it will be

tit for tat spending war, which will just lead to a drain in public finances and french president emanuel my car. he's been especially outspoken about this. he has actually called the u. s. inflation reduction act, a threat to the west thing. it will fragment countries, and so i think at this point, investors are really hoping that they'll be some diplomatic action and european commission present or so on. the line is actually in washington state for it talks with you as president joe biden, and there are some hope that they will come to an agreement that will lead to a kind of a free trade zone for clean energy. and that would certainly qual, fears that we're about to embark on a nother era of trans atlantic trade tension and no subsidy race. then hopefully kate ferguson, my d. w. business colleague there. thank you so much. germany's economy minister, robert havoc and agriculture minister 10 austin here are traveling to brazil in columbia starting on saturday to discuss trade and climate change policies. brazil, latin america's largest economy, is seen as leading the charge in the renew

this is against our rules, and the for is for the prime minister. emanuel mccullin's government says the reforms are vital to keep pension sustainable for the future. that is the deadline to pass the legislation approached ministers feared they wouldn't have enough support to push through the changes instead just minutes ahead of the should your vote, the government in vote special powers to skip the process altogether. do by room. all members of parliament to day on the parliament bill and due to the uncertainty hanging over a few votes, we can't take the risk of seeing 175 hours of parliamentary debate collapse. we can't take the risk of seeing the compromise built by the 2 assemblies dismissed. we cannot bet on the future of our pensions. this reform is necessary, is the move to force, the reforms prompted immediate outrage from the opposition just you'll soon, of course, this is inadmissible. obviously i say because once again, it's my own question of enforcing the majority as is normally the nature of article 49.3. it's a question of preventing the question of the will of the fr

making headlines around the world. france has taken an important step towards enacting president emanuel mac hong's controversial pension reform the bill to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 was passed by the upper house of parliament, the senate opponents of pledge to continue fighting the reform with demonstrations and strikes, climate activists from extinction, rebellion have been protesting in the hague, in the netherlands. they're angry about what they call state support for fossil fuel companies. not far away farmers staged their own protests against government plans to reduce nitrate emissions, which the former sate threatened their livelihoods the government of columbia and the e. l and gorilla group are opening talks on a temporary cease far. the progress comes after 2 rounds of negotiations in mexico, comi as left his president took power last year, pledging to finally and decades of armed conflict in his country. this report on the community of al shotuko in the southwest of the country. banners promoting peace decorated towns scarred by decades of violence. cease fire ta

now in other news, french president emanuel macklin is due to speak on television in a couple of hours in his 1st public remarks. since the government pushed through unpopular pension reform, the decision to bypass the lower chamber of the parliament to raise the retirement age, has only added to the anger fueling demonstrations across the country. ah, protest is in paris a showing no signs of backing down in the fight against french pension reforms, frustration to into fire and fury. after emmanuel mccullin's government narrowly survived no confidence motions on monday. the votes only adding to public anger with strikes and demonstrations flaring up across the country to buy them all q bullying. it's not really just about pensions, it's about being fed up with everything else. they want us to work longer, while they are already reducing our salaries. they don't increase our wages to increase all our charges, electricity, even food, and in the end, why to work longer for nothing for a pittance. and to have a pension that i might not even get was remember, just about the strikes and blo

people are said to join another day of protest and strikes in france. nearly 2 weeks after president emanuel my crown rammed his pension reforms to parliament, public fury shows no sign of abating. my crown has refused to budge on the deeply unpopular pension. h changes north korean leader kim jong and has urged officials to ramp up production of weapons, grade nuclear material. his call came as he inspected new, smaller nuclear warheads at the countries nuclear weapons institute. for young gang has carried out a spate of weapons test this month and been joined us at south korean military drills. 3 children and 3 adults have been killed in a school shooting in the u. s. city of nashville. a suitor entered the private christian school carrying to assault style weapons and a pistol. authority say the 28 year old suspect was killed at the scene by police ferry and people who were forced from their homes by a 12 year civil war say that they have been forgotten. northwestern syria remains the focus of a power struggle between various factions of the syrian army with rights groups. charging that a

there were clashes with police and several major cities. president emanuel macro has refused to back down on his decision to increase the retirement age to 64. nearly 2 weeks after president mc chrome pushed the changes through parliament, public fury shows no sign of abating. 740000 people, marched across the country. on tuesday the government said, in the western city of norfolk, the barricades burned. it's we who work it's we who decide reached the banner as well. in the south, thousands marched on the old port of marsey. while in paris, protesters marched through the city center led by the unions. ah, everyone hates the police. they chanted for the march remained relatively peaceful . but elsewhere in the capitol violence erupted between black clouds protesters and right police reacted to stones and projectiles. with tear gas protestors dismissed criticism that the french retirement age is one of the world's lowest. it's not because it's worse in other countries. zed 3 should do the same because we know that term that they're working on in conditions in this countries are awful f