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we will bring you more from our exclusive conversation with emmanuel macron. european futures pointing lower after both european and u.s. markets ended wednesday essentially flat. risk off seems to be the sentiment, stronger dollar appling as well. european futures pointing lower by .6 and 1%. the ftse 100 looking to lose 32 points. s&p futures stateside looking to drop .2 of 1%. nasdaq futures lower by around 62 points. let's flip the board and have a look cross asset, 30 assessment around where the fed goes continues to be part of the play with guilds up in the session yesterday as of the 10 year closes and on a level of around 3.8%. let's reflect on what is happening in terms of the asian session with the focus back on japanese equities. the prime minister coming up with a surprise comment around the need to be cautious around any potential hikes from the boj. softer yen and strength coming through. japanese equities up 2%. we will get more on that story through the hour. in terms of the yen, 146 currently down .2 of 1%. the story in china is one of weaknes

emmanuel macron will speak with bloomberg's head of government's at 2:15 p.m. london time. tune in.tim walz and jd vance in the only debate before the election. was there a knockout blow? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. tim walz and jd vance have gone head to head in the only vice presidential debate in five weeks time. a shaky start as he stumbled but no knockout blows. including immigration and whether donald trump lost of the 2020 election. >> continuing to bring this up, blaming migrants, on housing we can talk about speculators but it becomes a believe. this bill gives money to adjudicate. it should not take seven years. start to make a difference and adhere to american principles. donald trump is still saying he did not lose the election. did he lose? >> i'm focused on the future. did kamala harris sensor americans? >> that is a daily nonanswer. tom: let's bring in vonnie quinn from new york watching this. who won? vonnie: it reflects the mood of the country. cbs asked who won and they are basically tied. 17% said it was a tie. that is what we are seeing and why the fi

meanwhile, amid international pressure on israel, president emmanuel macron has said france stands by country's right to self—defence, but renewed his call for a ceasefire. he has also said france is currently not sending weapons to israel. translation: when calling for a ceasefire as _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we did _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we did for _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we did for gaza - ceasefire as we did for gaza and for lebanon last week, we make sure we don't call for a ceasefire while continuing to send weapons for the war, and i think it's simply about being consistent. my colleague anna foster is in beirut. translation: when calling for a ceasefire as _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we did _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we did for _ translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we did for gaza - ceasefire as we did for gaza and for lebanon last week, we make sure we don't call f

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speaking at the conference — the french president, emmanuel macron, repeated his call for a ceasefirel and hezbollah. france will contribute 100 million euros at this conference.- million euros at this conference. ~ . , , conference. what is needed is to shelter— conference. what is needed is to shelter the _ conference. what is needed is to shelter the families, - conference. what is needed is to shelter the families, feed l to shelter the families, feed the children, care for the wounded and continue to provide schooling for the pupils. solutions must about the news. before we talk about the conference, can you lay out the damage that has been done to lebanon and the economy in particular and what it will take to get things moving again once the conflict ends. certainly, and what we have seen is the economic impact assessment that was published yesterday with many other data being collected and they are looking at the human toll that has now exceeded over 2600 deaths, well over 10,000 injured and over a million internally displaced people across the country and another half a millio

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french president emmanuel macron stopped on saturday it was requested to send weapons to the occupied territories, which angered netanyahu . reuters reported earlier that human rights lawyers in germany asked the berlin court to overturn the decision of the country's government. according to politico, these complaints were filed due to the actions of the zionist regime in violating human rights by targeting civilians in gaza. indians also expressed their solidarity with the people of gaza. during the solidarity day ceremony with the palestinian people in new delhi, the capital of india, protesters condemned the crimes, genocide and disregard of the international laws of the zionist regime. with symbolic bloody bandages in the arms of indian mothers, the daily scenes of the mothers of the lost palestinian children were displayed in new delhi. america gives weapons to israel to kill innocent people. unfortunately, military equipment has been sent to this country from india. we condemn this action of the administration. enough of the war, we want peace and stop sending military equipment

well, let me remind you that the french leader emmanuel macron appointed the representative of the republican party michel barnier to the post of prime minister of the fifth. is considered one of the most experienced in france, the former head of the foreign ministry, he is also known in the european union for the fact that from 2016 to 19 he led the negotiations on the terms of britain's exit from the eu. his name was also mentioned in 2019, among the possible successors of jean-claude huyunker as head of the european commission. in 2021, barnier even offered his candidacy for participation in the presidential elections from the republican party, but... the situation in the middle east is deteriorating with each passing hour, in the near future iran may launch a missile strike on israel, officials from the american administration report this, they emphasized that iran will face serious consequences in the event of the use of ballistic missiles against the jewish state. and they warn about the same in tel aviv, the israeli army is ready for both defense and attack. production from aviation in

speaking at the conference, the french president, emmanuel macron, repeated his call for a ceasefiresrael and hezbollah. translation: france will contribute 100 million euros to this conflict to care for the wounded, help children and families and continue to provide schooling. solutions must be found _ provide schooling. solutions must be found more - provide schooling. solutions| must be found more quickly, provide schooling. solutions - must be found more quickly, as it is vital that displacement of people from the south to beirut and other regions of lebanon does not create new divisions among the lebanese. for more on this let's speak to our correspondent hugh schofield who joins us from paris. historic ties between france and lebanon, but what is president macron offering lebanon in terms of trying to achieve a ceasefire and help? not a whole lot. a cynic would say another conflict, another conference call by the french in paris. that may be of egging it and their intentions are decent and honourable and may be a good sum of money is raised here by the french and the appeal for

so i said, "call emmanuel macron and say we will not stand for that. "i got a lot of smart guys if i can finish. i will go longer if you want. you have got to be able to finish a thought because it is very important. this is a big step we are talking about. so let me just tell you. i'm just telling you basic, it is called a wave. all of these different things happening. just let me say i said call him up and say, "no way! does quote, they won't do it sir. then i said, let me do it and i called him and i said, emmanuel, you are texting american companies, very substantially and you are not doing it with other companies. you must think we are stupid. it is not going to happen. "i cannot do anything, it is too late." it is approved by legislation. every bottle of wine a an end champagne use and into the united states effective immediately and i sign it as i speak, i am charging you 100% on every bottle of point and champagne. you know they like the wine and champagne, right? every bottle and wine and champagne that comes into the united states has eight t

then, both emmanuel macron and angela merkel tried to calm the american leader, but they only succeededafter which this reputation has greatly helped the dutchman. to get his current post. in the netherlands, he has earned a reputation as a master of compromise, who, without external stress, can bring a situation out of a dead end with a smile. in his native gagarin, he did not even give up his teaching position, continues to spend several hours in front of the class at a secondary school, rides a bike a lot, and rarely refuses to communicate with ordinary residents of the city. he supported his boyfriend's image by organizing a farewell party for 1,500 guests, which was called a super cool beach party and cost the dutch budget 150,000 euros with an official ceiling of 30,000. of course, moving to brussels will require serious adaptation from him, he will have to move into a highly guarded mansion, not far from the boudala chamber park, he will also have to give up the habit of making public harsh statements about other countries, which he was also famous for as prime minister of the ne

continued to discuss the prospect of ukraine and georgia joining the north atlantic alliance, then emmanuel macrongela merkel tried to calm the american leader, but they only succeeded rutto, after which this reputation largely helped the dutchman to get his current post. he earned a reputation in the netherlands as a master of compromise, who without external stress with a smile can lead a situation almost out of a dead end, in his native gaga he did not even refuse the position of a teacher, continues to spend several hours in front of the class in high school, rides a bike a lot, rarely refuses to communicate with ordinary residents of the city, he supported his boyfriend by organizing a farewell party for 1500 guests, which was called a super cool beach party and... support for ukraine and bring it closer to nato, because there can be no lasting security in europe without a strong, independent ukraine. we must do our part. we must implement the package agreed at the washington summit, the command, the financial commitments and ukraine's irreversible path to membership. and we must support this

french president emmanuel macron has called for an embargo on military trenches for tel aviv.hink the priority now is to return to a political settlement. it is necessary to stop. putting weapons to war. world leaders say lebanon should not become the next gaza, while tensions in the region are only growing. victoria koroleva, vesti. donald trump held a campaign rally in butler, pennsylvania, the very place where he was assassinated in july. the candidate for the presidents arrived to the cheers of the crowd. this time, security was increased , with snipers monitoring the situation on the rooftops. trump said the whole world was laughing at the united states, although 4 years ago, they respected them. according to the republican, this should not be. he added that the us government allocates huge funds to other countries, but does not help its own citizens. in north carolina, there are no helicopters or rescuers, they give $750 to people whose houses were washed away, and at the same time they allocate tens of billions to countries that most us citizens do not know about doesn'

french president emmanuel macron called for an embargo on military tranches for tel aviv. i think that the priority now is to return to a political settlement. it is necessary to stop supplying weapons to... laughs at the united states, although 4 years ago he respected them. according to the republican, this should not happen, he added, the us authorities give huge amounts of money to other countries, but do not help their own citizens. in north carolina, there are no helicopters or rescuers, they give $ 750 to people whose houses were washed away, and at the same time they give tens of billions to countries that most us citizens have never even heard of. democrats do not help the victims of the hurricane at all. support businessman elon musk came to politics. he said that trump must win to preserve the american constitution and democracy. more than 11 million people watched the live broadcast of the rally on social networks. the us elections will be held on november 5. and now footage from the us in las vegas made a hard landing a passenger plane on ... which, according

olaf scholz as well as the british prime minister sir keir starmer and the french president, emmanuel macronr discussions continues to be the war going on in ukraine and the kind of support these countries could offer. yesterday, we heard from president zelensky, calling for much more support. he put forward what he called his victory plan for ukraine in the midst of this conflict. of course, he is calling for much more support, including long—range missiles, support to be able to use the ammunition provided by these allies deeper inside russia, support that he hasn't got yet. and of course, there is still the issue as to whether ukraine will be able to join nato any time soon. but of course, over the past few years, and especially in the last few months, we have seen the us government, led by biden, offering billions of dollars in support to ukraine. one issue that has focused minds of leaders in the west is the election is happening in the election is happening in the united states. the former president donald trump has said he would question some of that support being offered to ukraine.

french president emmanuel macron called for an embargo on military tranches for tel aviv. that the priority task now is to return to a political settlement, it is necessary to stop supplying weapons to warfare. world leaders say. should become the new gaza, meanwhile, tensions in the region are only growing. victoria koroleva, news. actions in support of palestine took place in more than 40 cities in spain. protesters demanded to stop the genocide in the middle east conflict zone and stop supplying weapons to israel. large-scale rallies took place in rome, with about 3,000 people taking part. demonstrators lit fires on the roads and shouted slogans against the israeli government. the march turned into clash with law enforcement officers. police used tear gas. at least three protesters and 30 police officers were injured. pro-palestinian protests were also held in the uk, france, greece, serbia, finland and the us. donald trump held a campaign rally in butler, pennsylvania, at the very spot where he was assassinated in july. the presidential candidate arrived to the cheers

it has been announced that a meeting between joe biden, kiro starmer, emmanuel macron, olaf scholz ons related to ukraine will take place on 10 october. zelensky will present his next plan for victory. on october 12, the same day, he will meet with biden. pay attention to the order, that is, first, western leaders will weigh the pros and cons without zelensky, and then announce their decision to the illegitimate. ukrainians will continue to be told that the west does not discuss ukraine without ukraine. another british publication, simonday times, has taken a swipe at zelensky’s victory plan. the british diplomat called the document not a strategy, but: a shopping list that will drag the west into a direct war with russia. zelensky was advised to recapture the lost territories diplomatically. however, it is important for you and me to understand something else in the sense that until the complete liberation of donbass, zaporizhia, kherson region, according to our constitution, there can be no talk of any peace with ukraine. in fact, ukraine is in nato, and in any form, even a truncate

emmanuel macron -- he is a wise guy, but he is from france and we are from the usa. you know this, right? he was going to tax american countries -- companies doing business in france. i told my people, i did not even like the companies, but i am representing american companies. so i said, call emmanuel macron and call his people and say we are not going to stand for that i got my new chin and a lot of guys, smart guys -- if i can finish. i will go longer if you want. you have to be able to finish a thought, because it is very important. this is the stuff we are talking about. let me just tell you, so i said, i'm just telling you basic -- it is called the weave. it is all of these different things happening. i said to steven mnuchin, call him up and say, no way. he did and he came back to see me he said, they will not do it, sir. i said to somebody, let me do it. and i called him. are taxing american companies very substantially. you are not doing it with other companies. you must think we are stupid. it's not going to happen. i cannot do anything, it is too late, it

us president joe biden and french president emmanuel macron.ast and also the war in ukraine. starmer also spoke about domestic issues during the press conference. he told journalists labour will keep their manifesto pledges in the upcoming budget in relation to our manifesto. >> we are going to keep our manifesto pledges as we go into that election. i've made that very clear. i'm not going to pre—empt the individual measures that will be outlined by the chancellor in due course, but i make it clear that this is going to be a budget that will fix the foundations and rebuild our country . no prime minister or country. no prime minister or chancellor are ever pre—empts the measures that may or may not be in a budget. i'm afraid you'll just have to wait until the chancellor lays that out in full. but the structure, if you like, the framework, is going to be to fix the foundations and to rebuild our country. thank you very much . very much. >> now, a top political leader of hamas has confirmed the death of hamas has confirmed the death of the terror

this of course all comes amid international pressure on israel, and the french president emmanuel macronnds by the country's right to self—defence but renewed his call for a ceasefire. he said a diplomatic solution should be the priority and there should be a halt to sending weapons for the war. he also added france is currently not sending any. let's listen to more his remarks. translation: when calling for a ceasefire as we did - for gaza and for lebanon last week, we make sure we don't call for a ceasefire while continuing to send weapons for the war, and i think it's simply about being consistent. president macron�*s remarks did not go unnoticed. in a statement, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, "as israel fights the forces of barbarism led by iran, all civilised countries should be standing firmly by israel's side. yet, president macron and other western leaders are now calling for arms embargoes against israel. shame on them." well, here's more on the situation from our correspondent nick beake in lebanon. israel is stepping up its strikes in lebanon — beirut rocked b

netanyahu, has quite haughtily rejected suggestions from president emmanuel macron for saying he wouldr anything unconditional and hezbollah has to be removed as a threat. the israelis at the moment are great -- are pressing on all fronts. they are pressing forward in gaza, they are pressing in lebanon. and reports here say they have completed their preparations for their retaliatory strikes on iran for the ballistic missile attack. and that they are ready to do it when the order comes. the americans have also delivered consignment, very sophisticated antimissile defenses. because the feeling was that israel is on its own, they were not able to do what was necessary. i think we are still looking at a rapidly escalating and widening middle east war. sumi: jeremy bowen in jerusalem, thank you for that analysis. for more on the latest of elements, i spoke to the former u.s. ambassador to lebanon, jeffrey feldman. i want to tar -- want to start with this letter we saw the u.s. secretary of state and defense secretary sent israel, saying there would be restrictions on military aid to israel

continued to discuss the prospects of ukraine and georgia joining the north atlantic alliance, both emmanuel macronela merkel tried to calm the american leader, but only ruth succeeded, after which this reputation largely helped the dutchman get his current post. in the netherlands, he has earned a reputation as a master of compromise, who, without external stress, with a smile, can bring a situation almost out of dead-end. in his native the hague, he did not even give up his job as a teacher, continues to spend several hours. in front of the class in high school, rides a bike a lot, rarely refuses to communicate with ordinary residents of the city, he supported the image of his boyfriend by organizing a farewell party for 1,500 guests, which was called a super cool beach party and cost the dutch budget 150,000 euros, with an officially established ceiling of 30,000. of course, moving to brussels will require serious adaptation from him, he will have to move into a high-security mansion, not far away. he will also have to give up the habit of making publicly harsh statements about other countries,

almost 20% of the auto parts trading platform autostells and the french budget deficit under emmanuel macron reached its maximum since the formation of the eu. renovosti writes about this: under the last president , the deficit to gdp ratio was 5.3%. the agency points out that macron had one of the most difficult periods, covid 2020. by the end of this year, the french ministry of finance expects a deficit of almost 6%. according to data for july, budget expenditures exceeded revenues by 157 billion euros. this was economic news. briefly. a new procedure came into effect this year. it concerns contracts concluded after july 1. maria kudryavtseva will tell you more about this and other changes in the lending sector in the program instructions. in the summer of 2024, a new procedure for repaying loans came into effect, restrictions on car loans came into force, the bank's actions in the event that a mortgage client refuses insurance, and the deadlines for responding to citizens' requests changed. we will tell you about everything in 5 minutes in this issue of the instructions. and we will star

let me remind you that in june, french president emmanuel macron announced the transfer of several mirage fighter jets to ukraine. north korea can send its soldiers to war in ukraine - south korean defense minister kim yong-hyun said. transfers the korea times. he recalled that in june, russia and the dprk signed a strategic partnership agreement, which has the characteristics of a military alliance. andriy kovalenko, the head of the center for countering disinformation at the nsdc, responded to this statement. he noted that there is already a limited north korean contingent in ukraine. these are mostly engineers who oversee the quality and use of pyongyang's weapons by the russians. and even already. the facts of the deaths of north korean soldiers, kovalenko added. and i want to remind you that the spresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund continue to collect funds for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault, 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. defenders in the donetsk direction, they hold back enemy attacks

this new line came in today, amid growing international pressure on israel, french president emmanuel macrond a political solution should be the priority, and that there should be a halt to the delivery of weapons used to fight in gaza. he also added that france is currently not sending any weapons to israel. he made the remarks during an interview with the french broadcaster france inter. nick beake has more on lebanon. israel is stepping up its strikes in lebanon. beirut rocked by more blasts overnight. and this morning, as the israeli army says it continues to hit hezbollah targets, including near the city's airport. but the expanded assault has forced more than a million lebanese from their homes in the past two weeks, many taking refuge in the capital. there may be glimpses of normality, but this is not the safe haven they hoped it would be. translation: the lebanese people are used to this. - this is not the problem. the problem is with how we're living with the people who are sleeping in the streets. you need countries to start taking action. the situation is a disaster and we're livi

let me remind you that in june, french president emmanuel macron announced the transfer of several mirage fighter jets to ukraine. north korea can send its soldiers to the war in ukraine - said the minister of defense of south korea, kim yong-hyun, reports the korean times. he recalled that in june, russia and the dprk signed a strategic partnership agreement, which has the characteristics of a military alliance. to this statement. andriy kovalenko, head of the center for countering disinformation at the nsdc, responded. he noted that there is already a limited north korean contingent in ukraine. these are mostly engineers who oversee the quality and use of pyongyang's weapons by the russians. and there are even facts of the death of north korean soldiers, he added kovalenko. more than 3.5 thousand shellings in september. the occupiers daily attack the border regions of ukraine: chernihiv oblast, sumy oblast, and kharkiv oblast. the largest number of enemy attacks were recorded in the sumy region, the state border service of ukraine reported. if we talk about the means used by the enemy,

we have just had lines through from the afp news agency about french president emmanuel macron, who hassrael and lebanon, saying he will organise an international conference in support of lebanon at some point this month. also 88 francophone countriesjoining month. also 88 francophone countries joining that call for a ceasefire. now that israeli ground operation, invasion has started here in lebanon. we heard earlier. flutra gorana is war child's middle east director and is in beirut supporting thousands of displaced people — many of them children. she was talking about the particular impact that inevitably has on children. we have been _ inevitably has on children. - have been preparing for this for quite some time but no matter how much you prepare, it is hard when it hits because it always catches you by surprise, war is never easy. inevitably has on children. we have been _ inevitably has on children. - have been preparing for this for quite some time but no matter how much you prepare, it is hard when it hits because it always catches you by surprise, war is never easy. but for now

british prime minister keir starmer, the german chancellor olaf scholz and the french president emmanuel macront zelensky�*s plan for the ukraine war, as well as the conflict in the middle east. scientists hope a skull which had been left in a bucket in a museum in melbourne can help resurrect the tasmanian tiger. the animal — also known as a thylacine — was hunted to extinction by european colonisers. a company hopes to reconstruct the animal's genome, as it's also trying to do with the woolly mammoth and dodo. this footage, which has been colourised. is of the last known survivor, benjamin, who died nearly ninety years ago. this weekend the london film festival will hold a premiere screening of "the room next door" — the first english—language film from acclaimed spanish director pedro almodovar. the film — which in part deals with euthanasia — stars tilda swinton and julianne moore, and it's already being seen as a probable oscars contender. emma jones reports. being close in the room next door, so to speak as a terminally ill person chooses the time of their dying is the subject of oscar wi

benjamin - prime minister benjamin netanyahu reacting to those comments from the french president, emmanuel macronve pictures we are seeing from beirut, i2 are seeing from beirut, 12 minutes past midnight local time, where there have been a number of explosions in the last half hour. let me show you, and i stress again these are the recorded pictures of what happened in the last half hour. take a look at that. that one of the big explosions that has happened in the southern suburb of beirut. 0ur correspondent in beirut saying she had heard six loud explosions. 0n the right hand side of the screen is the live pictures, and on the left side is the recorded ones of these explosions that we have seen in the last half an hour or so. clouds and smoke billowing over the southern suburbs. we haven't had any comment from the idf about what they have targeted tonight, but local media reports saying that two strikes targeted locations in an area close to the international airport in beirut while three more hit other locations in this —— the suburbs. this is a pattern that has happened in the last few weeks s

we heard the french president emmanuel macron, for an immediate and lasting ceasefire lebanon, he alsopons to israel. prime minister netanyahu called those comments hypocritical bar but want to make it a fairly forceful, is from the french president? these are a thing very forceful comments, unprecedented particularly that now we see all of this happening and unfolding in lebanon with high casualties, civilian casualties in particular. but i think what's important to note here is that yes, he called for a halt of deliveries of weapons, but then french tv also confirmed that missile defence aid or systems will not be halted. it is expected for the international community to reach this point and put more pressure, but at the end of the day, the one country that continues to support israel is the united states, and as netanyahu said, they will win with or without you, because of the unwavering support that they receive from the united states. �* , ., , ., states. briefly, where do you see the united _ states. briefly, where do you see the united states - states. briefly, where do you see

emmanuel macron is only 22%, this is la fegaro data. an anti-record against the backdrop of the popularity of the right, calls into question his chances of re-election in 2020. then support for ukraine, as a result , the budget deficit exceeded 6%, and the national debt became greater than defense spending. macron is leading us to the abyss our economy too. they hid that they had no income, they knew that they were increasing the deficit and lied in order to continue their policy, no matter what it cost. barnier did not pay much attention to foreign policy, but he gave in to the demands of the deputies. consider the transition to proportional voting in the next parliamentary elections. these changes could significantly change the balance of political forces in the national assembly, especially in favor of the lepen party. as for the presidential elections, the question of the possible removal of the head of the national rally from participation in them will be determined based on the results of the court hearings. they will last until n

i we have had some lines through from the afp news agency about the french president, emmanuel macronill organise an international conference in support of lebanon at some point this month. also 88 francophone countries also joining that call for a ceasefire. now that israeli ground operation has started here in lebanon. we had earlierfrom war child's started here in lebanon. we had earlier from war child's middle east director and she was reflecting on the huge displacement crisis we are seeing here in lebanon, more than 1.2 million, around a fifth of the population out of their homes at the moment. she was talking about the particular impact that inevitably has on children. we have been _ inevitably has on children. we have been preparing for this for quite _ have been preparing for this for quite some time but no matter— for quite some time but no matter how much you prepare, it is hard _ matter how much you prepare, it is hard when it hits because it always— is hard when it hits because it always catches you by surprise. war is — always catches you by surprise. war is never easy,

keir starmer will be, the federal chancellor rolav scholz will be there, the president of france emmanuel macron will be there, all this. will be in germany, and in parallel there will be a ramstein summit within the parameters of the 50 ramstein countries, which will be represented by their leaders, and of course, in this situation, we understand that this will be such a long-term plan as the western powers to help ukraine in the future, how they will react, if the president the united states will become donald trump and will not be wanted to help ukraine, that is, these are... quite serious meetings and quite serious decisions of a strategic nature, even if you and i do not learn about some decisions, this does not mean that western leaders will not learn about them, and by the way, it does not mean that putin will not find out about them, and of course there is always a threat, i think that this threat to russia, it is obvious, and it is reported in the statements that putin receives from his intelligence services, in the analysis of the situation, some information from... agents, which speak

and french president emmanuel macron.on't know what friends. the prime minister of britain, well, but i think that everyone, well, if there is biden, then starmer will certainly be there, that is, this will be an important meeting, very important, and a hot and restless night in russia, ukrainian sbu drones, special operations forces and others military formations hit the borys glebska military airfield in the voronezh region of russia. this is reported by the media with reference to sources at this airport there are warehouses with guided aerial bombs, su-35 and su-34 aircraft and aviation fuel. satellites recorded. there are four foci of fires, in fact you see them on your screens, it is from this airfield that the russians are firing bombs on ukrainian territory , there are no official reports about the operation yet. preparation of every ukrainian for the opera to the occupiers, a forum of national resistance was organized in kyiv. the event was attended by military personnel, instructors and officials from almost all

emmanuel macron worked hard. reforms around pensions.le because both main opposition groups, left-wing and far-right have vowed to reverse it if they were to be elected. it is a risky move. it extends the working age and accelerates the increase of contribution. it is crucial for long-term sustainability but if we suspend the changes it is halting implementation of reforms and will have significant implications so it would reduce the fiscal benefits by 2030 and that could bring 15 percentage points debt to gdp higher. it could impact participation rates for all the workers and bring gdp lower. tom: eleanora from bloomberg economics, indeed. setting us up with the first speech from the prime minister of course and potential implications. coming up, u.s. dockworkers go on strike. i will bring you the fresh comments, the latest from the union and implications for u.s. economy up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: major ports in the u.s. have shut down with dockworkers on strike as long as needed. they have the capacity to handle half half of t

the death of hamas, the hamas leader is still coming in from world leaders, french president emmanuel macron, called sinwar's death a turning point. the president of the european commission says sinwar's death significantly weakens hamas. and us leaders surprised by news of the killing, but they're not making any predictions about the war moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the war in gaza iran's mission to the un posted this reaction on social media, calling sinwar a martyr, who will become a model for children and a source of inspiration said, sinwar's death will strengthen the spirit of resistance a group that represents families of israeli hostages still being held by hamas says it welcomes and user sinwar's death and the mother of one hostage who is still in gaza, had a message for the israeli prime minister and it's netanyahu, don't bury the hostages. go now with the mediators and to the public and present a new israeli initiative. time is running out for my amutan and the other hostages in the tunnels. you've got a victory photo. now, bring a deal if netanyahu will not use t

the french president emmanuel macron, as you know, called for an arms embargo to israel. it was...e are playing into hamas's can semi—sell france rolling back on that call. it seems that europe is a position. it is israel calling the shots. how much more can you do? we have already done _ much more can you do? we have already done many _ much more can you do? we have already done many things. - much more can you do? we have already done many things. we i already done many things. we have stopped giving expert lines and weapons to israel. we don't allow ships to stop in our ports with weapons with a final destination two is real. both bilaterally and at a european level we have imposed sanctions on the violent is very the bank. there are things that we can do and the first is the middle east don't need any more weapons. what they need is more weapons. what they need is more peace. more weapons. what they need is more peace-— more peace. you, your country, norway. — more peace. you, your country, norway. and — more peace. you, your country, norway, and ireland _ more peace. you, your

of respondents were ready to cast their votes for marine lepen, while the level of support for emmanuel macronnly 22%, according to lefigaro. such an anti-record against the backdrop of the popularity of the right, calls into question his chances of re-election in 2027. it is not surprising that they are already trying to remove lepen from the road now. but will it work after the elections to the european parliament, the success of the right prompted macron to dissolve the national assembly and call early elections in the hope of turning the situation in his favor. as a result, the fifth republic received a government that included the political forces that lost the elections, and the winners, the left coalition new popular front, were effectively left out of the new cabinet. back in september, there were large-scale protests after macron appointed michel barnier as prime minister, whose party the republicans took only fourth place in the elections. and now a new stage of the struggle. on the date of the new prime minister's programmatic speech in parliament, the trade unions called for demons

that, of course, was french president emmanuel macron, who was also once at the end of that table. the book is filled with other revelations about donald trump, including bob woodward's conclusion, that donald trump was worse than richard nixon. " these interactions between trump and the authoritarian leader of a country at war with an american ally formed the basis of the conclusion that trump is worse than richard nixon, whose presidency was undone by the watergate scandal, exposed a half-century ago by woodward and his washington post colleague, carl bernstein." worse than nixon. no one would know better than bob woodward, who will join us on this grim monday night, when we will be able to go into much greater detail about these and other revelations in his new book. ""the washington post"" quotes bob woodward writing in the book, "trump was the most reckless and impulsive president in american history and is demonstrating the very same character as a presidential candidate in 2024." that kind of reporting would have ended any presidential campaign prior to the trump era. would

brazilian president was seen as a sceptic of the climate crisis and his successor we saw him with emmanuel macronn for so many years?— so many years? for fire, you have three — so many years? for fire, you have three things _ so many years? for fire, you have three things operating, | have three things operating, unique material to burn and intrinsically linked with deforestation. you have deforestation. you have deforestation explaining what happens in fire events and clear—cut the forest when it's dry, you put fire on it to finish thejob and dry, you put fire on it to finish the job and that goes into the forest also. in deforestation is declined a lock on the 50% declined for the first year of the government but this is happening now. it is so dry that the fire that is escaping to the forest is burning at a much larger area. i’m to the forest is burning at a much larger area.— to the forest is burning at a much larger area. i'm sorry to stop you _ much larger area. i'm sorry to stop you there _ much larger area. i'm sorry to stop you there but _ much larger area. i'm sorry to stop you there bu

for the security of its people i've spoken today with prime minister netanyahu, king of jordan, emmanuel macron. —— britain stands with them. i've spoken to others to try and find a space for a political solution. for the conflicts in lebanon and gaza. because i am deeply concerned about the region is on the brink and i'm deeply concerned about the risk of miscalculation. the situation in lebanon is increasingly great. i want to repeat my advice to british nationals who are still in lebanon. you must leave now. you should register your presence with government officials on our website. we have a chartered flight and we are doing everything we can to get people out. the situation is extremely volatile, so if you have the means to leave, the time is now. do not wait. i'll now take questions. thank ou, i'll now take questions. thank you. prime — i'll now take questions. thank you, prime minister. - i'll now take questions. thank you, prime minister. first - i'll now take questions. thank you, prime minister. first of i you, prime minister. first of an, — you, prime minister. first of an, is — you,

. >> tina, french president emmanuel macron calling to end arms exports to israel.u think his voice will be heard at all here? >> i think his point is welcomed by many in the arab world, but i don't think the u.s. is following suit by any stretch of the imagination. i think, furthermore, what israel is most likely hoping for and remember, prime minister netanyahu has seen his popularity soar on the back of the recent attacks, very audacious in nature, israel is hoping for the return of the trump administration where they would see more support from the u.s. white house. >> yeah. i wanted to then ask about the elections. at this point, for israel, like you said, the preference, you think, would definitely be toward trump and for the rest of the world, the likes of macron with regards to this situation, it seems like the favor would certainly be toward kamala harris. >> even more to the point, iran prefers a democrat in the white house for the very simple, but important reason, it was president trump during his first term who took the united states out of the p5-plus-

people like french president emmanuel macron did not believe. was to convince president macron that president putin was really going to do it. vice president harris spoke one- on-one with ukraine president volodomyr zelenskyy. here it is from bob woodward's book. "look. our teams will share more specific information with you but you really face a potential imminent invasion." he was all denial. harris sounded more and more like a prosecutor. they went back and forth. he took seriously the situation on his borders. finally, he looked harris directly in the eye and said what you want me to do? harris said the u.s. would not impose sanctions on russia get. the punishment can only come after the crime. start thinking about things like having a succession plan in place to run the country if you're captured or killed or cannot govern. have an escape plan so that you won't be captured or killed bob. possibly mobilize more ukrainian troops. have a plan for continued governance. but you can't decide the right things to do if you're just going to pretend

in terms of your a's response, we have heard from christine lagarde and emmanuel macron being straightforwardn terms of their concerns about a trump white house once again and how to revisit that for europe. what are we hearing about how europe is girding for this possibility. >> we are seeing a priced into the market. he made the crucial point about bond selloffs and that this environment could largely be a function of donald trump's policies but you have defense as well. we know he has been vocal on the idea of not funding things like nato. that creates an incentive for european countries to ramp up defense with limited raw materials and budget and when you have that kind of squeeze it creates the inflationary challenges, not to mention tariffs on things like steel, which are hanging over the u.s. and european union. they have been changed to quotas simply to appease the european authorities until we get a new president exporting things like liquor, beer, cheese and other things coming out of europe with american consumers on the docket. >> liquor and cheese. thank you very much indeed, blo

emmanuel macron finally understood that the main priority for the united states is the united statestself, not some europe or ukraine, whether washington will continue to actively support kiev, macron does not know. i think that we must clearly understand our situation: europe is no longer the main priority of the united states. the main priority of the united states is the united states, which is normal and fair. the second priority is china. and as for the rest, it depends on the west, the moment, in ukraine they are very loyal and reliable partner, will this continue, i don't know, but this is not a reproach, i try to be honest, the european union is not a priority for the united states, european leaders have gradually begun to think about how to set their national, that is , priorities, not at all american fantasies and illusions, zelensky has all the faithful assistants in poland, his beloved... country, well, and many of our viewers, in quotes, of course, president andjet duda believes that it is necessary to allow independent long-range weapons to strike deep into our territor

she likes meeting foreign leaders foreign leaders, like french president emmanuel macron, and first lady regime a grown their state visit in april 2018, came just a few months after this stormy daniels hush money payments and the karen mcdougal catch and kill stories. both came to light, just sort of disappeared for a while she kind of re-emerged the state visit. and the first thing we saw was this big brimmed white hat as the first lady said, very little publicly speculation swirled around the intention behind her outfits did the large brimmed hat allow her to keep her distance the 2016 debate a message in the wake of the access hollywood scandal pantsuit at the 2018 state of the union address? i think if you were to ask her, did you mean to wear a white suit with some sort of sign that you're trying to signal to democrats that you're secretly with them. she had say, no, i just wore white suit but she knows exactly what she was doing. she realized what she wore can draw attention. she used that very strategically sometimes hard german. we can think about the african trip was out of a ma