what way but you have it's clear that emanuel macross trying to toughen his stance when it comes to defending the values of the republic he's trying to please the traditional rate which believes that this is a priority and thinks that it's an issue that needs addressing and to some extent he's trying to please supporters of the national rally who are also very keen on this topic and it cannot be ruled out that this law against islamic separatism is part of his election strategy and in the end with 18 months to go before the end of his presidential term such tactics are justified. france's president also drawn criticism this week for his perceived meddling in lebanon's crisis it's one of a number of international situations he's got himself involved in prompting accusations of over ambition in paris picks up the story. initial over 3 years on the world stage from says president not call has apparently become the go to man ladies and gentlemen my 1st missy each he said france is back france is back at the core of for europe. it's up to you to write your history but the role of frances to be in

now the backlash is growing between islamic countries and france over president emanuel macross comments on islam and freedom of speech a call has strongly defended caricature of the prophet muhammad that following the brutal murder of a french teacher who used them as examples of free speech since then there have been massive anti french rallies in muslim countries. the target of their anger is clear. here in pakistan protesters in karate and islamabad accuse the french president of attacking islam. for asking the behavior of the french government is actually an insult of billions of muslims across the world it's open terrorism an attack against the muslim world a slump i'm liable to do a better job so we should boycott french products muslims should boycott their petrol stations which is one of their main products we shouldn't use that fuel at all. or unsafe. in the bangladeshi capital dhaka there were 10 scenes as protesters renewed calls for a boycott of french products. demonstrations also took place in gaza and in tel aviv all in response to microns defense of satirical cartoons in

fascism you know very direct language being used we can also hear some of our guests reactions to emanuel macross recent declaration to do battle against quote islamic separatism starting with former austrian foreign minister speaking to our take current knesset. present then has many many people behind him when he was very killing. off to teach. this topic dominated everything in this current situation and the dissociated circumstances what's really needed is. a more conciliatory tory tone on each and everybody sides 6000000 muslims living and have a certain percentage who are radical in the last. branch has developed on the outlook and will that from seminar school security is. what france needs right now much more social cohesion a sort of reconciliation and more polarized when it comes to the muslim world was genuine diplomacy and not 5 buy back even let's. only on french i mean again i have deep respect for this french that they are not the only want existing in the world and they have been speired a lot of people can also close over the last 300 years but the world has also become a little

of terror they shot the man after apparently spotted wielding a knife nearby french president emanuel macross a spoiled to the scene. of paris correspondent amulets about to move to told us more about the man who'd been attacked legal victim was a history teacher who show the. republic's recent eventually had no income asked and it's likely that this incensed some of the one of the few because we don't know whether the assailant was himself a pupil of just a friend but he was the d.p. the professor was attacked and killed and decapitated by somebody who thought was outraged and so cartoons might be shown again to the document you think least which is the authority specific you haven't given this to gauge of magistrate specialize in terrorism were immediately put on the case and they're now. investigating to see whether he acted alone whether this was preplanned whether it was from spur of the moment the area is called also to know being thought also to lead is a suburb of paris it's about 20 miles out of paris it's was the years for decades a working class suburb and it has ruined our muslim

french president emanuel macross that france was in the grip of a 2nd wave of coronavirus he urged people to be more responsible and announced a nighttime curfew for paris and 8 tell the cities the could last until december 5th. if we stick to this curfew for 6 weeks if we take collective responsibility for reducing our contacts we think it will be able to progressive the reopen at that stage. if you move the curfew adds to a raft of restrictions already in place in the countries big cities where cases of new infections are rising rapidly in the past couple of weeks queues outside the board freeze like this one in the city have been getting longer and more paris health officials say it's a one in 5 tests is coming back positive soon after moving to paris in september these british students fell sick with coronavirus they began having symptoms after attending university events and welcome parties every station to standing by wearing masks but it sometimes that doesn't stop if you're in a crowded place and you haven't stopped going to electricity faking very tired in between needy half the

turkey's president calls for a boycott of french products in the latest escalation from emanuel macross comments on islam also this hour u.s. democrats tried to delay the almost certain confirmation of donald trump's pick for supreme court justice.

in the latest escalation from emanuel macross comments on islam libya is set to resume oil production after an 8 month located by forces loyal to warlords only for half tar and a 3rd attempt to uphold a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan the us urged both sides to respect the latest arrests. coronavirus cases are rising sharply across europe with several countries reporting record numbers of new infections on sunday france announced more than $50000.00 new cases for the 1st time while it's early and spain are also struggling with a 2nd wave hopes for a vaccine are growing in britain the u.k.'s health secretary says the government is preparing for a mass rollout in the 1st half of next year but in the united states the trump administration has been accused of giving up the fight against govt 19 this after white house chief of staff mark meadows conceded that the us is not going to control the pandemic. white house correspondent kimberly hocket has more from washington the u.s. president is essentially distancing himself from the chief of staff mark read his comments but also acc

at a memorial service in paris french president emanuel macross paid tribute to the history teacher beheaded by an islam is last friday patti was killed after showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his students in a debate on freedom of expression called a teacher a quiet hero slain by howards. in the us the maker of the prescription painkiller oxycontin will plead guilty to federal charges as part of an $8000000000.00 settlement purdue pharma is accused of criminal conduct related to the distribution of the drug which has been linked to more than 470000 deaths in the u.s. . thailand's prime minister said that he will and a state of emergency imposed to suppress anti-government protests if there were no violent incidents on the 8th consecutive day of demonstrations tens of thousands of protesters marched to the prime minister's office demanding his resignation protesters also want a new constitution as well as reforms to the monocle. protest leader parrot holding up the symbol for defiance even when imprisoned in a police matter as he was driven to bangkok's criminal court student prote

turkey's president calls for a boycott of french products in the latest escalation from emanuel macross comments on islamic also this hour u.s. democrats tried to delay the almost certain confirmation of don't try to speak for supreme court justices and find out what nots has discovered on the summit surface of the moon. thank you for joining us the world health organization is warning that europe needs to seriously accelerate its response to the coronavirus pandemic it says a lack of effective contact tracing is making it even more difficult to stamp out the virus cases in europe are rising shoppy with several countries reporting record numbers of infections on sunday france amounts more than 50000 new cases for the 1st time italy and spain are struggling with a 2nd wave while hopes for a vaccine are growing in the u.k. the british health secretary says a government this repairing for a mass rollout in the 1st half of next year but in the united states the trump administration has been accused of giving up the fight against covert 19 white house chief of staff mark meadows has conceded

see him in istanbul for a sit in france condemned the turkish president over his comments about emanuel macross mental health fund sunday but early on not backing down. well yes fully apparently the dispute between 2 leaders french and turkish presidents have become personal this is what we can say from here because both leaders have been personally criticizing each other in the last couple of months as there are several topics that $22.00 countries are at odds with for instance turkey's military presence in libya turkey's oil and gas exploration is in eastern mediterranean the recent now going to cut about conflict between us our bridge on and our many of those topics have been 2 major there have been all major differentiation points between france and turkey have over dan's recent. recent sentences and definitions that he used while criticizing the french president has been perceived as out of diplomatic precedent especially when we listen to the german foreign minister today he said that this marked and new law in the dispute between the 2 countries right. intrude kid into kid that this spli