macron, perhaps because they placed too much hope on emmanuel macron that he would not support ukraine not to support and as it was. by the way, at the beginning, as i said before the invasion, that is, he until the end, i thought that it was possible to talk with putin, he talked with putin until the end, in fact, he continues to talk, but oh the information happened to him maybe he betrayed them in this way and they maybe so on him somehow, i don't know, they are taking revenge on him, i don't know how to explain it but it's kind of real, but it also shows the culture of russians, well, it's toothless, this program shows the culture of russians - that's right, because i just need an idea from this program to cut out macron's writing itself, make french subtitles and somehow target it all at the french in social networks so that they looked at how the russians treat their president, so that the president himself could see how much they don't hate him, in fact, they despise him there, they just mix it with shit with anything. i think it's a good idea to remember there was such a presid

three weeks after emmanuelle disappeared, pope john paul ii appealed her kidnappers. zero eight the theories abound ploy to release the man who attempted to assassinate the pope two years before. or a link to vatican bank mafia ties even a cover-up to a sexua encounter with a catholic cardinal. the listed deepened at 2019 whe the vatican opened that also wary looking for emmanuelle as possible remains cold case detective jay warner wallace warned against wild speculations . >> my first inclination is to not default to a conspiracy there that requires too many people over too long a period o time under constant scrutiny. of those things are fiction they're not the stuff of reality . >> it's going to be something simple involving fewer people. >> the investigation will also look into the disappearance of another 15 -year-old girl in rome who went missing a few weeks before emmanuelle does objection. >> we have new information tonight about how more than a dozen schools in virginia are withholding merit awards from the students in the pursuit of equity and the practice m

oh ah, a, a recent interview, french intellectual, emmanuel, todd claims. the 3rd world war has already started. it's epicenter is of course, ukraine, and it's a western war against russia and china. if this scholar is correct, then we can expect to be living in a very dangerous world for a very long time. with for headline stories, this are western defense chief skills, new art supplies to ukraine with yet another huge usa package and knowledge. but they're still in no decision by germany, whether to send it call, but it never was western states move to pump more weapons into your brain. russia shines. the lights on the deadly un security council meeting were a victim from their reveals while the residence of dumbo or a residence of.

that's the challenge emmanuel macron faces. are we about to see a french revolution or are we about to see a french pension revolution. you are going to see one of them. joining us in paris and -- joining us from zurich. what is emmanuel macron proposing and why of the unions got such a big problem with it? >> he is present to raise the retirement age. and the prime minister will likely announce this will be pushed to 64 years old when she unveils the detail of this pension reform and of course you can imagine a majority, more than two thirds of the french actually oppose to working longer. as you can see on this graphic the average exit of the labor market in france is 61, 62 years old, it's around 63 in the u.k., around 65 in the u.s. and in japan they can work until 67 or even 68 years old. obviously not much time left for really enjoying your retirement. but the government is saying is if nothing is done it will cause that -- cost 500 billion euros to the system over the next quarter of a century for the french. alix: 71 is

chancellor left charles was press on the issue earlier after a meeting with the french president emmanuel, the crown in paris. he's there to lock 60 years since the landmark eliza treaty. the deal started france and germany is postwar alliance. a hug and a handshake for 60 years of peaceful corporation. the alizae treaty was signed to end wars and rivalry between france and germany. yet, the anniversary comes while war rages in europe. says restaurants him any references. this 60th anniversary has a special meaningful at a time when ukraine is resisting russia's aggression. when the ideal of peace and dialogue has been flouted. when the very hope of a humanist order in europe is threatened. and when the disruptions of the world are shaking up certainties in our countries, on the b, the elysa treaty was signed by german, chancellor conrad at an hour and french president shall the goal to overcome centuries of hostility. it led the way for paris and berlin to become the engine of european corporation. the 300 lawmakers from both countries had gathered in the french parliament for a joint se

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public speaker: i have been a member of emmanuel for ten years. i have relocated from the east coast and joined when we moved here. the congregation has been a big part of our life and community. my children attended the preschool for nine years. we all live on third avenue between lake and california. so we are also neighbors. i echo a lot of the comments about the security and also the space limits especially during covid it was really challenging. i urge you to approve emmanuel because the building and congregation is such of a major part of our families life. we had our daughter meeting in the courtyard along with her traditional birthday and a lot of events there. i just wanted to seek in support of the temple, and i also wanted to tell the neighbors who said something about clarify -- claire lilienfeld. thank you very much and i urge you to approve this project. >> public speaker: sorry for that. my name is jeremy, and i'm calling as a member of the con gregation. i'm calling for the approval for two reasons, the seismic upgrade is needed an

but there's an, you know, i want to go back to emmanuel tom. he says that europe has become a kind of imperial protectorate, which has, has little sovereignty. and for our viewers, he's focusing on the outcome of the 2nd world war, germany and japan. primarily they are the main protector. it's and the, the, the spheres in which american power revolves around in europe and in asia right here. how do you look at that? because it's really quite remarkable. you know, you have the president of the united states with the german chancellor, which i referred to as sergeant schultz next to him in january of last year. and they were talking about the north stream to a german russian project. and, well, what we, you know, how will you end? it will end it. okay. i mean, and then you have the german chancellor setting their smiley like a chimpanzee. i mean, look like a complete but phone. ok. germany did. nothing is matter fact. nobody's really interested in what happened to the pipelines. it's extraordinary. how submissive these countries are when particul

so in this case it's like they are doing this to us by all costs emmanuel $92.00 for the way to this was that was you can sell. okay. after sourcing the whole bio, you can see he's going to make a significant loss today. 45677 pieces in a bit. and how many altogether in a bio. and this one was 180 to 200 pieces in their bed. and you found something better about so at the end of today, where would you put that? where would throw them away? now the problem is there is no room anywhere in our cron list to throw this massive carefully engineered landfill was meant to be the solution to accurate waste crosses. it should have provided enough capacity for 15 years, but once it started accepting quality thing weiss from can demand time market was filled to overflowing within just 5. now the city's only alternative is a growing network of informal unregulated dumps. so a lot of the way brought here by informal collectors who pick it up at the end of the day like this one on the age of old fatima the cities biggest to slum it doesn't what is anything wrong with them at all? synthetic textiles

those taking part trying to oppression or -- trying to pressure emmanuel macron. 500,000 people took part in paris alone. the police say it was more like 87 thousand. the government is showing no signs of backing down. catherine noris trent has the latest. >> huge crowds marched through the streets of paris and through towns and cities across france on this second day of mass mobilization against the government's planned pension reforms. here in the french capital one trade union said half a million people had hit the seets. the police authorities as always put the figures way lower. they estimated 87,000 people turned up. whichever of those figures you take, they are up from the first day of strikes and protests on january 19. people we spoke to amid the crowds said they were determined to carry on their action for as long as it took and the government eking in on its position saying raising the retirement age to 64 was now nonnegotiable. it looks like this is setting in to be a long flight. there were a few scuffles with police firing tear gas at the end of today's day of demos her

president emmanuel macron argues the changes needed to boost low employment rates among older people to keep a cap on rising costs for the government. ambulance workers in the u.k. are holding a second strike today as part of an ongoing row overpay and the rising cost of living. yesterday the government tabled anti-strike legislation in parliament as it seeks to minimize destruction -- disruption across multiple sectors. jay powell has set a limit for the federal in promoting a greener economy, bowing it would not be a climate regulator. speaking in stockholm, the fed chair says the u.s. central bank will stick to its mandate of maintaining price stability. powell says without explicit legislation, it would be inappropriate for the central bank to be a climate policymaker. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani: thanks so much, simone foxman, they're in doha. a quick check on the markets as we head to the half-hour. and australian dollar is moving stronge

a recent interview, french intellectual, emmanuel, todd claims. the 3rd world war has already started. it's epicenter is of course, ukraine. it's a western war against russia and china. if this scholar is correct, then we can expect to be living in a very dangerous world for a very long time. ah, with us there by that god, who are you going to do? right. mm. yeah, i'm not going to you, but i would be when you're not a mom of a good idea, would you say you are a which sort of the of what was or is it a believe it is your 3rd for a few way more here for a mom of the border last a good enough. i just wonder with another customer was often a much better with that. it was a fear they called what what sandwich ah this lardo with its yellow water tanks well known in carrasco district in spring 2022. when de nice was land practically without water? now rule is on his son. el nino began that humanitarian mission, delivering water for free to everyone who's struggling on the deos mastermind is l new? yes, new city 5 year there is no need to give it to you a

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here's emmanuel macron speaking this week while in the netherlands.rst of all we must never forget that this reform - is essential when we compare ourselves to europe and we look at the need that we collectively have to preserve and save our pay—as—you—go pension system. so how big are these protests? and how do they compare to the one earlier this month? 0n the 19th ofjanuary, the authorities say some 1.1 million demonstrators turned out. the unions say it was more than 2 million. today's could be bigger. 240 protests have been reported around the country, in addition to strike disruption to transport, schools and other services. around 11,000 police have been deployed as a result, around 4,000 in paris alone. i'm joined now by paris based journalist anne—elisabeth moutet. thank you for coming onto the programme. thank you for coming onto the programme-— thank you for coming onto the rouramme. . ~ i. ., ., programme. thank you for having me. hue programme. thank you for having me. huge numbers- _ programme. thank you for having me. huge numbers. we _

olaf scholz and emmanuel macron warned european businesses they will boost spending to keep pace with the u.s. and china. we are coming off the back of quite a friday. it was marked by short covering. the most shorted equities rallied 4%. this is perhaps due in part to waller. it is a downshifting from the fed. for today's markets, it is very thin trading and yesterday was the start of the lunar new year for much of asia so chinese and hong kong markets are closed. japan is open and the rally continues there. the rally also continuing in european futures but it takes every there in the u.s., perhaps not surprising to see consolidation after such a strong rally. also i's turn to tech earnings next in the u.s. and microsoft kicks things off on tuesday. across assets, the dollar slipping against all of its g10 peers. the euro was gaining this morning. you have the hawks from the ecb dominating the conversation while the fed conversation is about the downshift. copper at a seven month high. positivity around the u.s. economy. that gas, it is cold in new york, and natural gas is up about 8

coming up, we have more on emmanuel macron's plans to raise the age of retirement. bloomberg. ♪ dani: a virgin orbit rocket failed to launch after it suffered an unknown anomaly. it did not deploy its nine satellites as planned in what would have been the first trip to space from u.k. soil. from rocket launchers to u.k. politics, the treasury has announced it is cutting support to businesses and bringing a smaller program from april. your to walk us through it is bloomberg's lizzy burden -- here to walk us through it is bloomberg's lizzy burden. gas prices have been falling off. what does it mean for business? lizzy: they have fallen significantly but they are still triple the level of precrisis time. it is a significant reduction in terms of support from the government. we heard from the treasury minister yesterday in the house of commons, to put them side-by-side, previously you had a six-month program worth 18 billion pounds. now you have got a 12 month program with 5.5 billion pounds. he says it is because you cannot is a government go on permanently shielding b

french president me emmanuel macron met with the dutch president monday.e said europe is quickly reaching consensus on a multilayered response. >> from me and the speed of the european reaction is key. we must obtain abstentions from the -- exemptions on the u.s. side. canada and mexico, we are discussing with commission. we have already started to make progress or the third subject as we have clauses that allow us to compensate or reach the level of aid on large projects the americans do on the same projects where there is her situation with the competition. >> european index mostly treading water monday as investors wait for interest rate decisions on both sides of the atlantic the european central bank as expected to hike its benchmark rate by half a percent thursday. shares in phillips jumped nearly 7% as the company announced 6000 layoffs. wall street closing deeper under the red as the federal reserve is expected to hike its key interest rate by a quarter percent wednesday. that softening in policy comes amid a tense earnings season with apple expect

political analyst says what is at stake is also president macron's standing at home and abroad. >> emmanuelron wants to show that he is a president who implements reforms. no president before him managed to carry out in france. reporter: that is also important under european level, where he would lose credibility as a strong leader if he were not able to reform his own country, especially in the context of the war in ukraine. reporter: but polls show that more than two thirds of the french are opposed to reform, and counting. even the government has acknowledged that it is unlikely it went over the majority of the french with its reforms. president macron is determined. but analysts fear that that could alienate people even further from the government and strengthen extremist parties. the protesters are determined to win the standoff with the government. additional demonstrations are already in the making. nicole: other news making headlines around the world, lawmakers in peru are considering bringing forward elections, to try to end week s of protests. elections could be held this year. pr

germany is unshakable in the issue of supporting ukraine, but europe needs its own strategy, said emmanueling with solof -scholz how many disagreements have accumulated between the allies both in energy matters and in the supply of heavy weapons to kiev and in relation to the common overseas partner of the united states another demonstration of unity against the backdrop of a long list of disagreements between paris and berlin emmanuel macron, the salmon are forced to seek a compromise, given the audacity of washington it concerns how the protectionist act of reducing inflation adopted was heard there so much by the americans in the energy sector. well, in the first place and matrona shvots put ukraine, this is the date, 60 years of our friendship agreement. it is of particular importance now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope for a humanistic order in europe is under threat, the responsibility of germany and france lies in strengthening the cohesion of the entire european family, olafshors was especially zealous. it seems that speaking about ukraine, he reca

john: well, i would say this is probably the biggest test of strength so far for emmanuel macron.nd the trade unions are particularly and unusually united against this pension reform. in the past, the pensions issue has been one that has brought down governments, notably the government which fell after strikes paralyzed the country for three weeks. that pension reform, therefore, was thrown away. in parliament, although macron's party has the support of the conservatives, the socialists but also the extreme left, the extreme right, also quite strong in parliament now, are against this reform. even if he can get this bill through parliament, how things are really decided on this issue in france is about how hard the strikes bite. can the unions bring the economy to a halt in the way they did in 1995? and what will public opinion do? we heard in your piece just now, 68% of the public are at the moment against the reform. that's quite a high number, isn't it? so that does not look so good for macron. but perhaps as the strike goes on, maybe people will get fed up with the disruption

supply combat aircraft to ukraine , the german chancellor olafsholtz spoke, but the french president emmanuel macron unequivocally and did not give an answer, he noted that in principle, nothing is prohibited, france is even ready to consider the possibility of training ukrainian fighter pilots. paris and will discuss with a french colleague the equipment that france will probably transfer to ukraine, in particular, it will be about air defense means, i will remind you yesterday the president of france, emmanuel macron, did not rule out the supply of fighter jets to ukraine, stating that in principle nothing is prohibited, the russians were again actively attacking sumy oblast, as reported in the sumy regional military administration , 11 flights were recorded during the day, the invaders fired mortars at the bilopol community from artillery, in addition to the russians dropped eight explosive devices of the wog type from drones on the velikopisary community, according to preliminary data, in all cases there were no victims and of destruction, russian terror must lose everywhere, not only on

i thank france and emmanuel personally for the solutions we really need to strengthen ukrainian artillery . thank you also for the appropriate leadership within of our anti-war coalition, russia is preparing for a new wave of aggression with the forces it is able to mobilize, now the occupiers are already increasing the pressure on the bakhmut ughledar and other directions and want to increase the pressure on a larger scale so as not to recognize the fallacy of aggression, the masters of russia want to throw more of their people and equipment into hostilities, and therefore all of us in the free world must strengthen our cooperation in order not only to respond to the next russian criminal actions, although this will be normal there will be an answer. and in order to prevent new russian criminal acts as much as possible, the initiative in the war must remain with our forces, and today i heard a full understanding of the situation both in a conversation with mr. president macron and in a conversation with mr. president of finland, who visited kyiv today, there is a new package of support f

emmanuel macron went over to the red line on the issue of arming ukraine, the daily telegram newspapertes about this, the french president intends to send amx10rsi wheeled tanks to kiev. as the newspaper notes, he became the first western leader who decided to supply all western -made combat vehicles with a 105 mm cannon. military red line crossed military taboo broken, moreover, the newspaper writes that the most unexpected of the candidates is macron?

>> just like emmanuel said, it felt different from the couch.more and more concerned it became. the players, especially when you saw the players reaction. because you could necessarily see him. or you can see what's going on with him. we just saw a crowd of players kind of huddled around and concerned. about the mars situation. and we, i just go back to when the announcer. but the announcers began to talk about the trainers who are giving him cpr. and see powers being administered. that is something that i just mediately gasped. and it began to become more and more concerned that i have never seen that before on any level of football. not practiced. not on the playing field. to see that happening and to see players from both sides both teams, to see players crying tears. crying tears to what was going on before their eyes. so one of their own brothers and we compete against each other, we work together, we can see show they're out, but at the end. of the day we understand, this is a brotherhood. we are all working hard to competes, and to play o

i'm mike emmanuel.ohberger is expected to waive his right to an extra decision hearing -- extra decision hearing during -- extradition hearing. laura ingle in monroe county where the suspect is being held. good afternoon. if. >> reporter: good afternoon. that's right, mike, he is being held right here behind me at the monroe county correctional facility, and there's a lot of legal maneuvering going on this weekend about those extradition plans now that he has a public defender who has said that he plans to go back to idaho. he is going to waive his extradition hearing and he wants to go back to fight those charges. as we take a look at that mug shot that we have here from this jail, the attorney says kohberger is waiving that extradition hearing so he can quickly be brought to idaho, adding he's eager to be exonerated. we are also learning more about what led to the sudden stop of the cleanup at the crime scene in moscow, idaho, last week, the day kohberger was arrested here in pennsylvania. something t

people also ahead. tens of thousands of workers take to the 3 san fran against president emmanuel mac loss, proposed pension reforms. israeli forces kill 2 palestinians during a raid in the occupied west bank. 17 palestinians have been killed so far this year . it's hard to tell you, i'm not seeing that i will not be seeking really chip. and just in the order and draws the curtain on her political career. you zealand is prime minister says she has no longer the energy to lead. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin with breaking news from iraq where at least 4 people have been killed in a spam p, the southern city of basra is just hours before is due to host to final of a regional football tournament. is happened at basrah international stadium up to 80. people are reportedly injured. iraq is hosting the iraq host, iraq, i should say, would you to take on oman, any arabian gov cup final later this says they will, as reports of incident began to emerge. major general sad man spokesperson for the ministry of interior, heated with people to stay away from the location. whether w

or that a 1000000 people joined a nationwide strike in france, demanding president emmanuel, my crown drop his planned pension reforms. the changes include a proposal to raise the retirement age by 2 years to $64.00 union se moves an assault on the welfare system railway schools. and refineries were affected by workers walking off the job. well, one of the main arguments for pension reform is the longer life expectancy in france, the average person is now expected to live until the age of 80 to women's life expectancy is 85 years. and men's is $79.00, but that varies remarkably, depending on income levels. the richest, 5 percent of men live, 13 years longer than the poorest. 5 percent opponents. ology raising the retirement age, penalize is lower. paid workers. bernard smith has more from paris. friend unions wanted a big turn out for thursdays nationwide protests to emphasize the strength of opposition to pension reform. they got their wish. this was central paris. most french people accept the pension system needs reforming, but more than 70 percent, according to the polls are oppos

the virgin will conceive in her womb and give birth to a son and will name him emmanuel, what does it mean with us, waking up from sleep, joseph did as the angel of the lord commanded him accepted his wife and did not know her until she gave birth to a son and he named him jesus to you lord glory to you have mercy on me god of your great mercy with the wealth of your bounties cleanse me from my iniquity wash me with the fullness of my iniquity and from my sin cleanse me for my iniquity knows my sin is always in front of me against you alone i have sinned before you angry that ruler in your words and you will win when you will judge it was iniquity how i was conceived in the rivers my mother truly loved it and the son is unknown you have revealed the secret of your wisdom to me, sprinkle me with juice and i will be cleansed, wash me, i will become whiter than snow, let me feel joy and the merry ones will rejoice. broken bones turned away yours from my sins, cleanse all my iniquities. do not take your holy spirit from me from your face, restore to me the joy of your salvation and the sp

i'm peter lavelle in a recent interview. french intellectual, emmanuel todd claims. the 3rd world war has already started. it's epicenter is of course, ukraine, and it's a western war against russia and china. if this scholar is correct and we can expect to be living in a very dangerous world for a very long time. i cross sucking global conflict. i'm joined by my guest, george samuel l. e. in budapest. he's a podcast or the goggle which can be found on youtube locals in paris. we have john laughlin, he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy and it needs to be crossed to alex me. hello badge. he is a veteran reporter and foreign affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross stock rolls. in fact, that means you can jump any time you want and i will appreciate it. let me go to john 1st and paris in la figaro and the pages of the pig row. we had emanuel todd talk about global change going on. and the epicenter of that change, of course, is ukraine. but he characterizes it as already were in the 3rd world war. because i think a lot of has been watching the co

and of course with all those who participate in this discussion. emmanuel, my crohn says france is not ruled out sending its tanks, but needs to consider 3 criteria. do bah, governance offered to do firstly, as we have been able to do since the beginning, that it does not escalate. secondly, data could bring will effective support or ukrainian friends. yeah. and for this we must consider the capacity to maintain them. in operational conditions and training, both leaders reaffirmed a commitment to support ukraine as long as necessary latvia lithuania, and a stony of alley to the calls from other countries to send tanks to ukraine, piling the pressure on berlin. the new german defense minister says he'll visit keith soon. he can expect one subject to dominate the agenda. bernard smith, al jazeera paris, on the speaker of russia's lower house of parliament, has warned that the delivery of western weapons to keep will trigger a global catastrophe. and a statement on telegram, virtuous laugh, valden said, the supply of weapons will lead to an even more powerful response from moscow. for lou

and transport france germany issue of support for ukraine, but europe needs its own strategy, said emmanueling a meeting with olaf scholz . how many disagreements have accumulated between the allies and in energy matters in the supply of heavy defeats to kiev and in relation to the common overseas partner of the united states, details from sergei lashevsky reception at sorbonne university for another demonstration of unity against the backdrop of a long list of disagreements between paris and berlin, emmanuel macron, salmon are forced to seek a compromise. considering washington's impudence, it concerns both the protectionist act of reducing inflation adopted in the us and the imitation of americans in the energy sector. well, the date, 60 years of the friendship treaty between our countries, put ukraine in the first place. of particular importance now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope of a humanist order in europe is under threat, the responsibility of germany and france is to strengthen the cohesion of the entire european family, olafshors was especially ze

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done love your schooling with idea that would limit in a recent interview, french intellectual, emmanuel todd claims, the 3rd world war has already started. it's epicenter is of course, ukraine. it's a western war against russia and china. if the scholar is correct, then we can expect to be living in a very dangerous world. for a very long time. for is you'll need a reflection of reality in the world transformed. what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being that direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallow with a deal was murdered barton take off the report said he was killed by a national security service being run by pushing you have interest with child strong ties with how the continent media is described in the us treasury, $311.00 day visit to africa. ah, and focus on that. so the importance of increasing his country, feel it from buffer this.

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it had been sputtering since last year when emmanuel micron cancelled this meeting after a series of disagreements with berlin over defense and energy policy in the wake of the war in ukraine. differences that affect policy making in the rest of the e. u. every time when there is a major decision to be taken, the 2 countries may have different approaches, but in the end, it's only when they agree that the 27th can agree. so we are in that process at the moment on different issues. one is obviously the ukraine war and how to support ukraine or, and we've seen in recent days that jennifer charles has been under a lot of criticism for his reluctance to send thanks to her to ukraine and from the german chancellor on sunday. still no commitment that he'll give you crane what it wants. it was out the us is doing a lot. germany is also doing a lot. we have constantly expanded our supplies with very effective weapons that are already available to day. and we've always closely coordinated all these decisions with all our important allies and friends with france, for example, with the us with

i asked our correspondent, they're emmanuel shows for more on these latest attacks. honey, can a happy new year for us? yes sir. very hard time here and keith, we've just been 2 or 3 days off a constant or asked track thread and air strikes. we had 3 nights with me saw the tax just last night. there was a very, very long thread which lasted for hours during which $32.00 shahid iranian drones were shut down over key. if yesterday me size a truck or their capital, the ukrainian capital as a hotel which had been heat and you mentioned it earlier, 20 o 2 people were injured. some on died. so a very rare, very a rough times to a b 2 and a 2022 for ukrainians. and to begin this new year 2023. and you spent, as did many residents of the capital, a good part of the night in a bomb shelter was key residents who knew of course, the rest of the world was ringing in the new year with joy. what's the morale among people there? well, it was pretty strange, especially those past 3 days, as i mentioned because we spent, we bill here leaving and key of we spent so much time under gro

allowed those to celebrations on the 21st of december and had to day for an orthodox christmas. emmanuel, what's the status of this so called sees far well, you just said it, it's a so called cease fire, a scene from key if, because a really i d swore doesn't start for ukrainians. they're still being invaded by their neighbors. they neighbor, russia as some colleagues who are on the front line on the moment from agency a if be said that her artillery fires were continuing. there were report self, i'll shelling on had a son yesterday. a firefighters died. they were targeted by russian assailing was the russian side, saying that he was ukrainian, or shedding ongoing. so really there is no christmas choose. and, you know, we had the reaction from a german foreign minister and not a not banburg staying boutwell at e for me put a really wanted a that, you know, a choose this would be, you know, getting the troops out of that ukraine, that people wanna feel safe because of a christmas truth, and that's very much pretty much how people feel here. thanks for manual and manual shes in keith. let'

thousands have gone on strike in france to protest pension reforms proposed by the government of emmanuel nicole. in a rare show of unity by all french trade unions, most trains, metro's and bosses are not operating. the french president wants to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 years. he's the german parliament has recognized the massacre of ethnic yes. cities in iraq as genocide. the move was hailed by you see the community representatives who attended the session as visitors, fighters from the so called islamic state killed more than a 1000 cities in northwestern iraq. in 2014 actor alec baldwin will be charged with involuntary manslaughter. over an accidental shooting in october 2021. a cinematographer was killed when a revolver baldwin was rehearsing with, during filming fire, to live round. the actor denied responsibility for the death at the time saying he was told the gun we're safe to use. swedish climate activist grader 10 burg has accused global fossil energy. firms are fueling the destruction of the planet. she was speaking at the world economic form in davos, switzerlan

while the world celebrated new year, many residents of keith were in a bomb shelters and abuse. emmanuel charles told me how they coped well, it was pretty strange, especially those past 3 days. as i mentioned because we spent, we bill here leaving and key of we spent so much time under ground just, you know, hearing explosions outside. sometimes here in the city center we was chattering was a windows or a shattering as well. so it's very scary and we've had into report this woman saying she was hoping for a miracle. you know, yesterday people in the morning it was a beautiful morning, a sunday morning, the last day of, of a very hard year. people were looking forward to celebrate. instead, they were stuck on the ground, they were hearing explosions above, above, above them. they leave in fear of course, they're resilient, but there's fear there as well. and there's a sense of dread because they don't know when this all will end. and the president president vote, and there's a lensky may, does president do a new year's address, tell us more about that and, and how it was received, if you

a recent interview, french intellectual, emmanuel, todd claims. the 3rd world war has already started. it's epicenter is of course, ukraine, and it's a western war against russia and china. if this scholar is correct, then we can expect to be living in a very dangerous world for a very long time. with ah. a duck or jack chip isn't when i was on federal housing guys, they flew most of the oh ah, the minister stayed in birmingham with what was the sun duncan to speak of the islands of the shingles archipelago had been british territories. and satan 14, when they were seated to britain by france. in 1966, the u. k. agreed with united states to make the british indian ocean tendered free available for the defense purposes of the u. s. and the u. k. and the chic austin, people were removed from the islands. we must, however, now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory. the government has now considered all the available information and has decided against the resettlement of which gulshan people on the

chancellor and i've schoultz was pressed on the issue earlier after a meeting with french president emmanuel mccord in paris. he said to mock 60 years since he landmark alizae treaty, the deal started the france and german post war alliance, a hug, and a handshake for 60 years of peaceful corporation. the alizae treaty was signed to end wars and rivalry between france and germany. yet the anniversary comes while war rages in europe. this was on him and he, with several incentives. this 60th anniversary has a special meaningful, at a time when ukraine is resisting russia's aggression. when the ideal of peace and dialogue has been flouted. when the very hope of a humanist order in europe is threatened, and when the disruptions of the world are shaking up certainties in our countries. on the b, the alyssa treaty was signed by german chancellor conrad out an hour and french president shall de gull 2 of the come sentries of hostility. it led the wife of paris in berlin to become the engine of european corporation. the 300 lawmakers from both countries had gathered in the french parliament for a j

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president emmanuel macron's plan to overhaul the pension system and raise the retirement age from 62 has angered millions of french people across the country. this strikes have impacted public transport, also schools, hospitals, oil refineries and even electricity production. the danger for the government is that this comes on top of a possible rebound of inflation in france. the government's support to compensate for energy inflation will be adjusted next month, with gas and electricity prices set to rise by 15% in france. but the french finance minister has tried to play down the economic impact of the strikes. >> we have a high level of investment. we have very low inflation, so i am deeply convinced that france is doing well and the french economy is doing well. i don't think the strikes will hurt the financial economy. >> according to france's institute of statistics, the last big strikes in the fourth quarter of 2019, caused a dip of 0.1 percent in gdp. putting a marginal break on france's growth. more than two thirds of the french are currently opposed to the reform. dani: blo

messages in the course of the process on instagram before her account was disabled. fred president, emmanuel, my phone from will deliver it to combat vehicles you frame. the announcement came after a phone call with ukraine's president. volume is the lead, didn't put some other governments have been reluctant to send similar west, but to avoid rid of the conflict and the government protest been every hour over the ousting for president pedro. can you have resumed after a brief pause during the past week? authorities reported that roads blockaded and dozens of provinces, and lima protested, tried to reach the common bray to demand the resignation of law makers. russia president vladimir putin has announced the deployment of a new hyper sonic cruise missiles. he says, a frigates armed with the weapons, is now on his way to the atlantic in a show of force. russia, china, and the united states have been in the race to develop hypoth on a weapons highly desirable because of this speed and maneuverability via video link, russian president vladimir putin joined a sending off ceremony for a new frig

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