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now that the left has done right, the right has said that emmanuel macron is playing into the hands of the left much where's the balance found? >> well, the point tonight is that he man you'll macron is -- emmanuel macron is finding himself on his own in the palace without really any power, because he doesn't have a government that he can order about and get his policies through. he now faces the daunting prospect of trying to rule with people who don't get on with him. just like other president centers done in the past. i covered every single presidential election since 1988. i've already seen two lots of co-happen station take place in this country, cohabitation being the president from one political leaning and the government from another one. first in 1988, between france mitt errand and the right-wing jacques chirac. and then again in 1998 when jacques chirac ended up ruling the country with a socialist government. in both cases, it worked. the president stayed in office. and then there was a presidential election, and then the president got re-elected and got a majority of their

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emmanuel macron deals with the centre-right?— emmanuel macron deals with the centre-right?s interesting, the right-wing party of france, i centre-right? what is interesting, the right-wing party of france, it| the right—wing party of france, it is split because they had, the day after parliament was dissolved, said i want to enter an alliance with the far right. most, 50% of the party, certainly all the members of the board of the party, rejected it quite, you know, with a lot of well because some of them are ready to actually beat up when he barricaded himself in the headquarters. but they retain the number of seats, the same number of seats, that is interesting because they are the ones you do not want to enter an alliance with the far right, there has been a clarification. those acolytes have gone with marine leaf pen. irate acolytes have gone with marine leaf en. ~ . acolytes have gone with marine leaf en, . ., , acolytes have gone with marine leaf en. ., ., , acolytes have gone with marine leaf en, ., ., , acolytes have gone with marine leaf pen. we are up against it,

earlier, president emmanuel macron cast his vote in le touquet.were talking about napoleon bonaparte, it is notable how invisible he has been. people in his own party don't want to campaign with him. he has fairly low approval ratings at the moment. it is slightly better for some of these candidates to campaign without him. looking at the result of the first round, there is no question who came out on top in the first round. it was the national rally with 33% of the vote. coming behind them, the leftist coalition with 28%. and then his ensemble coalition, which includes his renaissance party and a distant third. it really feels that gamble to call snap elections has backfired. tonight, at eight o'clock, injust under an hourfrom now, the polls will close and we will get a prediction. and i call it a prediction rather than an exit poll, because when you see it on the telly, it is taken from a sample of the vote so it tends to be fairly accurate. and that should give us a view of what each coalition has got within the new assembly. 289 for an absolut

we might go back to france as we see president emmanuel macron go into actual casas vote.general election — and that huge and historic win for sir keir starmer after years of labour losses . yesterday, he made is first speech as prime minister, emphasising his expectations of high moral standards of his cabinet and promising to rebuild britain, �*brick by brick�* and that his government can get things done. as the new government embarks on its mission to — in its words — �*get britain working', the new business and trade secretary has been talking to laura kuensssberg, about his plans to negotiate a deal with tata steel to protects jobs. here's what he had to say. we see this as a major priority. i have already spoken to tata steel about it, as has the new prime minister made time for that conversation. i will be talking to them again today, asking representatives of the workforce, sharon and unite, also community and gmb, to talk to me next week about that. it is not about underwriting loss—making businesses in perhaps a way we might have thought of industrial policy in t

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now it is the wait and see moment because president emmanuel macron has a hard decision to make here >> reporter: and it's going to be very tricky. it was super interesting just four weeks ago we were standing here after president macron called the surprise snap election after the far-right made some huge gains in the european election. he said the country needs a moment of clarification. in a way, we got it. france came out en masse to vote in high turnout of 67%. the last turnout was 46%. people came out in big numbers to come and vote and they did vote the far-right out. the surprise was that the far-right not only didn't win an absolute majority, but came in third in the results. that was a surprise in the bloc come top in the election. there is still a lot of questions and no group is anywhere near the all magic number of 289 seats which is the absolute majority. the top group, the nfp has 182 seats. far from the absolute majority number. the second group, emmanuel macron's group, which lost seats, but held uppe better at 0 seats. the far-right has made some big gains. they used

a real blow to the positions of emmanuel macron. first round of parliamentary elections in france, the right-wing national rally party won by a large margin - 33%. marina lupin is already accepting congratulations. the left is in second place, and the pro-presidential bloc emmanuel macron is in... third place, so, the second, at the same time, the decisive round of voting is the government, if the second round of voting on july 7 provides a parliamentary majority to the national union of marine le pen's party. forecasts suggest this is possible. france will find itself in a hitherto unknown situation. the president and the government will represent opposition political forces, while the parliament will be led by forces that made their name by sympathizing with moscow, vowing to split the european union, to start a war on migration and withdraw from nato, also a victory in these elections will give a powerful boost to her chances of winning the french presidential elections in 2027. gabriel ottal admitted that after the first round o

the grenade thrown by emmanuel macron rolled between the right and left and stopped at the feet of thelt of the elections , parliament ends up in limbo , macron’s political project may take a little longer to survive than, in principle, die. regina sebastianova, emil mersaev, natalya goncharova and polina anishchenko, european bureau of vgtrk. the role of peter i in the history of our country and the victory of russia in poltava. the battle will be dedicated to the large-scale film birth of an empire. filming has already started; this is a joint project of the russia tv channel and nikita mikhalkova’s studio treat with the participation of the cinema fund. the general partner is rosneft. the image of peter the great will be created by actor alexander gorbatov. julia peresilt will play the role of anna monts, and milos bikovich will play alexandra menshikov. in our country, if it’s a sport, then with records, if it's a national holiday, we love traditions, we honor our history. we value family, strong relationships, we admire how the country is blossoming, even more achievements await u

emmanuel macron�*s centrist ensemble coalition will have 152 to 158 seats.rom 138 to 145 seats. none of the groups came close to the 289 seats required for an absolute majority. there are many voters in france breathing a sigh of relief and so are some european leaders. donald tusk posting this... the spanish prime minister saying... and the eu commissionerfor economy rights... i spoke to a professor of french politics and the university of london. many were expecting the far—right national rally would finish in first place. how surprised are you by what we are seeing in france? i’m are seeing in france? i'm surprised _ are seeing in france? i'm surprised like _ are seeing in france? i'm surprised like rest - are seeing in france? i'm surprised like rest of - are seeing in france? in surprised like rest of the world. it was widely anticipated. they came first in the european elections, in the first round in the selection and they were the front runners in the opinion polls, so it was a reasonable expectation for the voters and everybody else that they would

maria, by the way, we understand that these elections took place after emmanuel macron's party sufferedhe elections to the european parliament and we understand that this is now a good opportunity for macron to nullify all his promises, at least that's what i heard. now there are two such explanations: the first explanation is that it is profitable for macron to reset himself now, because he fought a lot, in particular in ukraine, about his troops on the territory of our country, and about many other things, and accordingly now in order to make this possible don't do it to him is it beneficial to nullify yourself, to nullify your promises, or on the other hand, there is also such a version that he is already preparing for the presidential elections, and he wants the french to be fed up with these populists, and when will the presidential elections be? elections, they knew who to vote for, which of the versions are you inclined to, maybe both versions are unsuccessful, maybe both versions have the right to live? well, emmanuel macron will not be able to be a candidate in the presidential

to fire him, to dissolve his government, but not to dissolve the parliament, but emmanuel macronwell, he could dissolve the parliament, but why there, conditionally saying, there, at the end of june, and not at the end of july, well, the olympics would have ended and everyone would have gone to the elections, that's the pre-olympic chaos. such a problem, but on the other hand, the election in august is very difficult, because there are a lot of people in august , in fact, the whole country will be on vacation, so august is not a good month to hold elections, in principle, he probably counted on greater mobilization of the population in order to prevent, so to speak, i say in the devil's mouth, well, by the way, we can say that he achieved mobilization of the population, however, there is mobilization, we can see it, so it cannot be said that these are days. but to what extent it will be useful to him is another question, because look, the problem with mobilization is also that, for example, there are many communes, yes, many cities, where there are polling stations, where, for ex

emmanuel macron. n your opinion, where exactly is this challenge for the french government will be formed. well, first of all, i would like to say hello to you. see, macron actually gambled by dissolving the parliament on time, and now he has lost the relative majority he had in the parliament. in fact , now the radical leftists are gaining the majority. they don't have it, but more. they have the seats in this country, and this makes it difficult to approve macron's future plans, just like us , if we have a historical point of view, france is not much of a coalition, the government is a country that is not a negotiator. the coalition is not the formation of a body, for example, germany, which now has a coalition called the green light, for example, where 3 parties and 3 factions came to form a coalition and they are working . the success that we can mention is the waste that happened during francois mitterrand's time the situation was almost similar when the parliament was dissolved, then prime minist

i think emmanuel macron - opponents of his? i think i emmanuel macron will have opponents of his?ot of difficulties no matter what the result is today because i cannot see his coalition of parties in the centre—right becoming victorious. whoever emerges whether it be the far right or more likely perhaps a left lead coalition of pro— republican, then i think you will see emmanuel macron have difficulty directing politics from here on and they will have to live on as president for a couple more years if that is possible. couple more years if that is possible-— possible. professor matt fitzpatrick_ possible. professor matt fitzpatrick from - possible. professor matt | fitzpatrick from adelaide, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. thank you for “oining us on bbc news. ., �* _, the uk's new prime minister, keir starmer, will visit edinburgh today, at the start of a tour of the uk's nations. he's promised a reset of the way the government works with the devolved administrations. labour won a large majority on thursday, after ia years of conservative—led governments. the new prime minis

emmanuel macron , where exactly do you think this challenge will arise for the french government? , i would like to ask you to see macron by dissolving balman actually gambled and... now he has lost the relative majority he had in the parliament. in fact, now the radical leftists do not have the majority, but they have the most seats, and they do this for approval. macron's future plans make it difficult. in the same way that we go , if we have a historical perspective, france is not very coalition-oriented, the government is not very negotiation-oriented, its factions that want to negotiate and form a coalition, for example, germany is not like that now. they have a coalition called a coalition, for example, the green light, where 3 parties and 3 factions came together to form a coalition and they are working. they are doing this last waste, for example , the successful waste that we can mention is the waste that happened during francois mitterrand's time with almost similar conditions when the parliament was dissolved, then prime minister jacques chirac came to work, who was fro

just arrived, emmanuel macron in the last few seconds hasjust arrived, got emmanuel macron in the lasteconds has just arrived, got out of his car and is walking up the red carpet. he is speaking to various media there. i don't know whether it is in english or not. let's listen. as you can tell, the sound quality is not particularly brilliant so we will not listen in. i'm not the best qualified to listen in anyway. but you can see emmanuel macron heading up, and he will be greeted by prime minister keir starmer in a spectacular backdrop inside blenheim palace. i don't know if you recognise it or it rings a bell. it is the birthplace of winston churchill, a significant place in the uk. what will they be talking about? we have 45 or so leaders from across europe after the summit, talking about two big issues. one is the war in ukraine and two is the issue of illegal migration. this summit is a relatively new one. emmanuel macron was the man behind setting it up. this was in the wake of the war in ukraine. a forum to talk about issues wider than just the security of the european union. jus

ça a été un échec et un désaveux pour le parti d'extrême droite et il faut aussi constater que emmanuel macronu beaucoup beaucoup de chance parce que que ce soit les gens comme moi, les analysts politiques et aussi les gens de la presse, personne ne l'avait prédit. what effects and consequences these results will have on the french political scene. we see the answer of mr. polwallas. alors ces résultats ne vont pas être sans conséquences sur le political power c'est-à-dire que finalement il n'y a pas de perdant et il n'y a pas de gagnant, personne n'a atteint majorité, ce qui veut dire que la france aujourd'hui, elle n'est pas governable, elle est ingovernable, donc les partis. de droite et du center doivent trouver des accords politiques pour pouvoir governer la france, pour pouvoir proposer un prime minister et pour pouvoir constituer. un gouvernement et finalement, le front populaire qui est arrivé en tête, c'est le parti de la gauche, mais le parti de la gauche, il a la gauche douce avec le parti socialiste, et il a la gauche radicale avec jean-luc mélenchon, seulement aujourd'hui emmanuel

the grenade thrown by emmanuel macron rolled between the right and left and stopped at the feet of thethemselves. if in as a result of the elections, parliament will be in limbo, macron’s political project may take a little longer than, in principle, to die. yes, the forecasts for the current french authorities, of course, are far from rosy; we will monitor how the second round, which is scheduled for july 7, goes. well, our european correspondent regina sebastianova was in direct contact with us; she talked about the results of the first round of voting in the parliamentary elections in france. now there is a short advertisement, after which we will tell you about the power outage in the regions of the european part of russia. a real reason to meet, a superbox with clips for hello kitty and her friends, have time to buy and win a trip, on avito khvatamba, discounts. people from people until july 7, in the summer with yandex food you can do a lot, try all the flavors of ice cream, relax in the fresh air and get new experiences, have time to try more this summer with discounts of up to

and what about emmanuel macron's politics, his centrist project?. here's what one resident, anne, had to say about the president. translation: and the fact is, he did not take into account. day to day hardships for families and people who are having trouble, especially in small towns and the rural areas. translation: and what are those hardships? - translation: difficulty to make it to the end . of the month to pay electricity and gas bills. difficulty to find work. here it's really hard to find work. another told us he thought emmanuel macron was arrogant, thought he believed he was a king. sensing we were from britain, said he thinks he's charles iii. we'll see tonight whether that feeling, that rejection to such a scale of emmanuel macron's centrist project will be reflected in tonight's results. as we watched the french elections in this huge election global year. we've just heard that the chinese premier lee has congratulated keir starmer, adding their congratulations to others around the world, as is customary. yesterday the prime minister ke

president emmanuel macron decided to keep up with his predecessors.ld's first french language museum is located in the castle of veliers cauterets. with a sharp tongue like a musketeer’s sword, the french managed to notice that this was not only a gift to the country, but also a nod to side of the president's wife. brigitte macron is a teacher of latin and french by profession, and she attended the inauguration with her husband. 5 years of restoration costing almost 200 million euros. now the castle is 1.0 square meters of modern exhibitions, stands, a modern library and theater stages. the expected attendance is 2,000 people per year, which should improve the economic situation in the region. or a writer too, but everything else is a shock to my ears, i am a feminist myself, and i completely resist this way women's struggle for their rights. emigration to the metropolis from the countries of the maghreb and africa has led to the fact that the language of maliere and dumas is subjected to the same blows as the foundation of the french republic, freedo

not only by the left—wing coalition, the new popular front, but by the centrist coalition of emmanuel macronaid was just speaking. i was trying to decipher what he was saying. but clearly, there will be now the numbers for the left that would put them in quite a strong position potentially to see if they could somehow form some kind of republican front as they call it in france government in some way. that will be discussed in the hours to come. as for the national rally, their vote has collapsed from the first round when they got much, much higher. some estimations in the share of the vote that they got for the first round put them kind of quite close to 280-289, but the round put them kind of quite close to 280—289, but the exit polls putting them down that 150—180 at the moment, which is far short of the moment, which is far short of the magic number of 289 to form an absolute majority. so clearly what we can say is that the strategy of the opposition to drop out, rally behind the unity candidate to try to block the far right, looks like it has worked. the far right, it does not look at t

so, emmanuel macron�*s gamble calling a snap election paid off, or did it? in france now, and president macron�*s prime minister hasjust announced his resignation. just ahead of hosting the olympic game, with all eyes on france, this eu and military power — key ally of ukraine — has plunged into political limbo. and when france is unstable and distracted, the impact can reverberate outside the country, too. katya adler, bbc news, paris. the national rally campaigned on a strong anti—immigration platform — and clearly many french voters rejected that tonight. but the issue of large—scale immigration remains a deeply polarising one, not least on the mediterranean coast and in the famous port city of marseille, from where our correspondent andrew harding begins his report. in the port city of marseille, the immigration debate has dominated these elections. this has always been a diverse place, and nigerian bar owner prince sees that as a strength. because we have our family here, we have our children, we are trying to make this society to be better and for the c

president emmanuel macron decided to keep up with his predecessors.terets houses the world's first french language museum in the city. the french, sharp-tongued, like the swords of a musketeer, managed to notice. or a doctor, an actor or an actress - this is normal, a writer or writer - too, but everything else is a shock to my ears, i i am a feminist myself, and i completely resist this way of women fighting for their rights. emigration to the metropolis from the countries of the maghreb and africa has led to the fact that the language of maliere and dumas is subjected to the same blows as the foundation of the french republic, freedom, equality and fraternity. the language and life in the rich areas of paris and the expat suburbs are radically different. from each other, such as modern photographs of the french national football team from photographs of the seventies. 1,105 bookstores are located in the city paris. according to these indicators, the city is second only to tokyo and sao paulo, but in none of these cities will we see such a number of

that today there are voters, including in the presidential majority, who were able to vote for emmanuel macron, who are embarrassed by this carp and rabbit alliance between mr. macron and mr. melenchon. alla lazareva, the editor-in-chief of the ukrainian weekly french, joined our broadcast. editors, i welcome you, good day. i think it will be very interesting for our audience to find out what is happening in france, given the fact that emmanuel macron has repeatedly expressed support for ukraine and even offered to send french troops there in the future. now, i understand, all these ideas can be put on hold. let's start from the beginning, explain why marine le pen's party received so much support, because there were times when this party... was called a threat to democracy, it was accused of racism, anti-semitism, and anti-islamism, in the 17th year they generally had only eight seats in the parliament, what happened, what is the reason for such a jump, huh? has the party changed or has french society changed? you know, not so much the party has changed, but its position in the political spec

and he submitted his resignation to emmanuel macron, but french president emmanuel macron opposed this resignation because he said that since we have the olympic games ahead of us, we do not want this resignation to disturb the stability of the country . it is made, yes , it is like that, because there are only a few times that this is done elections, polls and political circles. it was not predicted and it turned out to be the opposite in all polls, like the first round of this early election of mrs. marin's far-right national union party. open was the winner of the elections, but now we see that this party is in the third place and all the polls and political circles estimated that the new people's front will take the second or third place, but we have seen that with more than 180 seats in i should also add that in this election, some of the opposition representatives of mrs. le pen's extreme right wing have taken the first place. the withdrawal of the second term and this caused the withdrawal and this is now considered a sacrifice in political circles. it is said that this withdraw

macron, to fire him, to dissolve his government, but not to dissolve the parliament, but emmanuel macrondissolved the parliament, but why , relatively speaking, at the end of june, and not at the end of july, they entered, the olympics ended and everyone went to the elections. this is such pre-olympic chaos, there is such a problem, but with on the other hand, the election in august is very difficult, because there are a lot of people in august. for a greater mobilization of the population in order to prevent, so to speak, i say in the claws of the devil hasamblyva national. well, by the way, it can be said that he achieved the mobilization of the population, however, there is mobilization, we can see it, so it cannot be said that he achieved it, but to what extent it will be useful to him is another question, because look, the problem is mobilization. also the fact that, for example, there are many communes, yes, many cities, where there are polling stations, where, for example, a person who voted for one candidate will no longer find him, and for example, if you have a choice between t

threat, in fact, that a representative of the far right may become the new president, and is emmanuel macronndent enough when it comes to foreign policy? well, the next presidential election is still a long way off, it’s still the 27th year, that is , so far we... can predict anything, macron comes out weakened from these elections, but not as much as was predicted a couple of days ago, in in principle, he has a chance to somehow catch on and unite constructive forces around him. thank you very much, our own correspondent was in touch with us ukrainian week in paris, alla lazareva. this is the end of svoboda live. thank you for watching, this program was conducted by sashko shevchenko and us. the end, i encourage you to subscribe to the pages of radio liberty in social networks, we are actually in all social networks, subscribe where you are comfortable, goodbye! the book women at war is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the spirit and letter publishing house. the book is based on the reports of the presenter of the espresso tv channel khrystyna parubiy. 20 stories. fate, 20 wom

president emmanuel macron took a big risk by calling the election. smile, says this boy in the crowd, and macron smiles. the french president now hopes that an alliance of centrists and leftists will be able to prevent the victory of the national association in the second round of the elections, but there are no guarantees that it will work in the end. preparations for the upcoming olympic games are underway, so the political polarization of society is a cause for concern. that so many people in france vote so radically is worrying. it used to be a small group of people, but now we see that a large part of the population chooses either the extreme right or the extreme left. supporters of the left gathered for a protest in the center of paris, someone calls the far-right fascists. it feels generic anxiety, because tomorrow is the future... not only of france, but of all of europe. and let's take a closer look at the results of these, as observers say, historic elections. with a margin of more than 5%, the national union party, politician marine le pen

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so, emmanuel macron�*s gamble calling a snap election paid off, or did it? france now, and president macron�*s prime minister hasjust announced his resignation. just ahead of hosting the olympic game, with all eyes on france, this eu and military power — key ally of ukraine — has plunged into political limbo. and when france is unstable and distracted, the impact can reverberate outside the country, too. katya adler, bbc news, paris. while you've been gone and i turned the twinkly lights on the eiffel tower which no doubt matches the mood of the meeting tonight. our correspondent azadeh moshiri is in place de la republique. she has some people with her. i have twinkling lights as well but these are all police cars, they've dispersed us, fireworks were going off, people were celebrating. some people are still refusing to come down, but it was not violence. it was celebratory. people, police wanted it to be safe and dispel people. once all the celebrations and, once the police shifts are over, these left leaders need to come together and figure out what to do

emmanuel macron�*s centrist ensemble coalition will have 152 to 158 seats. third, projected to take from 138 to 145 seats. none of the groups came close to the 289 seats required for an absolute majority. piotr smolar is a senior correspondent for le monde here in washington. just talk about the fall out from this election mean, the political chaos and what france will be facing now, after the second round in this election. this is an earthquake and obviously the dust has not settled yet, so we do not know exactly what will be the following steps but here is the problem — we know what a majority of the french said no to, which is a far—right government, but we do not exactly know what they want. and here is the thing — every side interprets this event, this major political event in a different way, so obviously, there was quite an extraordinary reaction of the french people to the threats of a far—right government with a very high turnout, but french society is also tired and even exhausted, in a way, because of the constant polarisation and the political hy

ijust ask president emmanuel macron about you and _ president emmanuel macron about you and he — president and he says we're happy to have him as the president of the united states. but there is a concern _ the united states. but there is a concern that many people in poland. — a concern that many people in poland, across europe are worried _ poland, across europe are worried that the former president may win the election. there _ president may win the election. there is— president may win the election. there is a — president may win the election. there is a lot of concern that donald — there is a lot of concern that donald trump may weaken nato, stop supporting ukraine or porsche _ stop supporting ukraine or porsche ukraine to give up territories into russia. they are correct. your self morning just— are correct. your self morning just two— are correct. your self morning just two minutes ago about it. so nry— just two minutes ago about it. so my question is, do you think that— so my question is, do you think that europe will be left on its own — that europe will be left on its own it— tha

now, seven years down the line, that moment has finally arrived, and french president emmanuel macronof it. he has been welcoming world leaders throughout the day at the elysses palace. he has been meeting keir starmer, there years with his wife, walking along the red carpet, past the band and towards french president emmanuel macron and his wife —— elysees palace. this will be part of an evening event, sir keir starmer will be able to enjoy the opening ceremony, as will many other dignitaries and sporting figures past and present. if anyone welcome between the four of them. after this, keir starmerwill between the four of them. after this, keir starmer will attend the opening ceremony, which as i mentioned earlier, that will be taking place along the seine. apologies, that was not keir starmer�*s wife, that was misinformation. let's now speak to hugh schofield at a train station in paris to get the lowdown on what is happening in france right now. how bad is the destruction where you are? —— disruption. it bad is the destruction where you are? -- disruption.— are? -- disruption. it h

now , of course, the question of forming a coalition arises, because many people believed that emmanuel macron's would have a much smaller number of votes, and we also talked about it, i think. so that there will be a smaller number of votes in this party, but now by and large we see that all this is not the case, that they are almost in a very close situation in this interval, and now the president of france of course, there are real opportunities to... really help in the formation of a new government and to look for coalition partners in this government, that is, this is now a completely new, new game like this, quite interesting , no doubt, let's see how it will look literally there in a few hours, because you yourself realize that... it's not such an easy decision, now, uh, for the right, it's a big blow, because they were going to win this election, of course, that they're in third place , and not on the first, even without to the majority, this suggests that...

we'll see tonight whether that feeling, that rejection to such a scale of emmanuel macron�*s centristthe rejection of macron, the project that he stands for. he came to power here, hoping to bridge the right and left. but there has been a polarisation pushing this country to the extremes. a little earlier i was joined by brian and marie — national rally and macron voters respectively — and they told me more about their decision—making. brian, you voted for the national rally, the far right. explain why. today in france, we have an amazing and beautiful country, but i think one of the main issues we have is safety. i've travelled myself, and this is something shared across the world. we need a little more safety. of course, there are flaws in a lot of the programmes, but what is the point of working and putting your soul into the country, don't see my daughter working every night to come back and not be safe at the end of the day. my wife looking back, not being safe. then you get to the point we say, ok, i need something. i need my country at least to be safe. it's the main thing. mar

make a decision, so... to make a decision on the formation of a new government, in principle emmanuel macronme minister, he absolutely not it is the duty of the presidential republic to respond to any proposals of zhanlyuk. luncheon, now a demonstration has actually started on the place de la république in paris, where the ultra-leftists have gathered and are shouting, everyone hates bardela, the youth for the national front, well , what bardela calls an alliance of dishonor is perceived in france completely differently, the leader of the socialists, raphael glucksman says , we are leaders, but we are... in a divided assembly and we will have to act like adults, we will have to speak, we will have to to discuss, we will have to conduct a dialogue, something that marine le pen and jean-luc mélenchon, the leader of the far right and the leader of the far left, have never been able to do - they are practically the same person, it's just that she is somewhere very far to the right, but very far to the left, but they are people completely incapable of any real dialogue, people... who were intoxic

him within a year, so the rush in the absence of an election campaign is the responsibility of emmanuel macronis father tried to protect his son from attacks. saying that macron had long complained that the national assembly had become uncontrollable. the decision to dissolve was not a result of the european elections. he already talked to me about this 2 months ago, in fact he believed that the national assembly had become uncontrollable. but macron’s calculation that the presidential movement would receive a majority did not come true. third place - a disastrous 22% loss of a relative majority obliges us to look for compromises. macron ordered a study of each electoral district. see who you can form an alliance with in the presidential camp, where they so vehemently called for voting against the right, and against the left, where over and over again in all interviews they tried to discredit and challenge the program, where they labeled the extreme right, where they threatened so much with civil war, they suddenly changed their shoes. tactical alliance - macron announced, promised to withdraw

at the same time, the party of the current president emmanuel macron celebrated the second place, andparty of marine le pen was only. in third place. the formation of a new parliamentary coalition is yet to come, at this time french president macron instructed the acting prime minister gabriel atal to continue to perform his duties until the formation of a new government. i conducted this program for you, major of the armed forces of ukraine, taras berezovyts. thank you for being with us. together to victory and glory to ukraine. there are discounts, they represent the only discounts on norwend express forte 10% in pharmacies , the plantain is fattening for you, more in the joints it is so piercing, it does not allow you to move, in the pharmacy i i bought dolgit yellow cream, it saves me from rheumatism pain, dolgit is the only yellow cream for joint and back pain, eurofast softcaps - quick help against headaches, starts working in 15 minutes, there are discounts, the only discounts are on tolocsen strong 10 % in pharmacies of travel memory and saver. the european union extended temp

the left, the new people's front, but the coalition of the current president of the country, emmanuel macronind of loser. i voted for her. only 21%, almost 21% of french citizens with the right to vote. the total number of seats in the national assembly of france is 577. for a majority in parliament , parties need 289 deputies. the second round of elections will be held on july 7. well, literally in the next few days weekend, and experts believe that during this in fact, nothing will change in the second choice, this arrangement that has developed now, it will remain so, and the loser emmanuel macron and his coalition will remain, unfortunately, a loser, but the right, the right can still gain, not much more, but they will dial, and i will remind you that emmanuel macron announced these early elections, the first round of which took place on the eve of june 9, after his party showed a poor result in the elections to the european parliament and... on the contrary, marine le pen's national association showed an excellent result, and so the french president, the owner of the elysee palace, deci

recognize foreign policy. chatime emmanuel macron, and this is good for ukraine. according to the election results, support for ukraine will remain at the previous level, but the idea of ​​sending french troops will be mentioned less. this one macron's proposal did not find support among the majority of french people, and supporters of le pen, the radical left and the republicans used it effectively in the political struggle against the president. prime minister of poland donald tusk. commenting on the results of the elections in france on the social network, x summed up as follows: enthusiasm on the other hand, in moscow, disappointment, in kyiv , relief, enough to be happy in warsaw. changes in the government also took place in britain. on july 4 , extraordinary parliamentary elections were held in great britain and northern ireland. she won the victory the opposition labor party, led by czar keir starmer, won 411 seats in the house of commons. until that time, the government was in power. tive party, 14 years of rule. former prime minister rishi sunak has alread