faisy: emmanuel palomares. y ana caty hernÁndez. locutora: si de hablar de fÚtbol se trata, ella es la mejor. pero si de cantar se trata, es capaz de analizar cada jugada con la melodÍa de su voz. faisy: ay, no, estoy demasiado alegre, demasiado contento con el programa del dÍa de hoy. son caras conocidas, son celebridades, pero ¿cuÁntos de ellos serÁn buenos cantantes? no lo sÉ. ¿cuÁntos de ellos serÁn malos cantantes? tampoco lo sabemos. eso nadie lo sabe y serÁ, fernando, mariana, su labor descubrirlo. por cada mal cantante que eliminen, acumulan dinero en su marcador. pero si eliminan a un buen cantante, no ganarÍan nada. lamento decirles que el gran premio del programa solo podrÁ ganarlo uno de ustedes porque al final de la segunda ronda, quien vaya abajo en el marcador, queda eliminado y pierde todo el dinero, que hasta ese momento, haya acumulado. para ayudarlos, estÁn nuestro grupo de asesores. ¡Érika buenfil! [Érika festeja] [aplausos] faisy: marjorie de sousa. [aplausos] marjorie: ¡gracias! ¡mua! fais

in the most recent incident, burkina faso's government ordered french embassy's defense atache emmanuelr to leave the country due to subversive behavior. many people in burkina fasso perceive. military presence in the country as a failure as it did not improve security in the insurgent hit west african country. regular protests take place in the country where citizens express their sentiments against france. immédiatement nous voulons pas ambassadeur français au burkina comme lick alard représente comme satan au burkina. il représente comme o comme terroriste. nous voulons. ambassadeur d'un ambassadeur tel ambassadeur, il n'est pas autorité au burgina à to discuss the escalation of tensions between france and burkina faso, we have contacted abdullatif ahmad, he's a senior nigerian journalist, thanks lot for your time sir today, thank you for having me, now burkinafaso has ordered the french defense official to leave the country for engaging in subversive. activities, do we have indicators of exactly what acts of subversion this french defense atacher was engaged in there in burkina faso

president emmanuel macron is hosting the royals at a gala dinner. the king and queen arrived in paris earlier today at the start of a three—day state visit. king charles will become the first british monarch to address both houses of french paliament thursday. this trip, long in the works, had been postponed in march due to protests against pension reforms. live now to paris and my colleague lewis vaughanjones. this is the glitz and glamour as part of the agenda. this is the state banquet, where the 160 guests have arrived. we have been watching them over the last couple of hours trundling behind me. mickjagger just came past us here, former footballers patrick vieira, didier drogba, some actors, as well. we are still waiting for the arrival of the king and the president. this looks very much like it is just a few minutes away, as you can see. the state banquet and the main guests will be drawing up outside the palace of versailles in just a short while. they will walk down the red carpet, we presume, then head inside. we know that there will be spe

emmanuel environmental front. emmanuel macron loves environmentalfront.es to be in the spotlight at the same time as justin trudeau has the king coming to visit and as well as the pope. as for china, i didn't expect them to show up. xijinping is facing difficulties at home and doesn't like these summits and focusing more on bricks and finally vladimir putin afraid to get arrested and doesn't like to take part in these western pack gatherings. so a situation in _ western pack gatherings. so a situation in which _ western pack gatherings. so a situation in which five - western pack gatherings. so a situation in which five out of the five permanent members of the five permanent members of the security council, only the us is sending its leader. i just wonder there in new york, is there talk about the united nations' effectiveness in responding to global crises at a time when let's face it they are myriad. a time when let's face it they are myriad-— are myriad. right. well first of all these _ are myriad. right. well first of all these absences - are myriad.

emmanuel has to leave the country, so there may not not be indicators that are in public view, but iongly that there are intelligence report or... signals to the to the government of burkina faso that suggest that uh emmanuel pasca needs to leave the country. during france's military presence, burkina faso turned into one of the poorest countries in the world, amit a growing presence of terrorist groups affiliated to al-qaeda and daesh, which killed thousands of people and triggered humanitarian crisis in the country. the government of burkina faso now says it will collaborate with. new partners to restore security. this might have been informed by the uh activities of of french troops across the region. it is expected that considering the heightened terror attacks, insurgency in the in the sahel, the support from the french troops was meant to subdue the terrorist, reduced their impact and their activities across the region. however, what we have seen over time is that there has been rising and worsening security situation in the sahil, so while we may not be sure of friends, of fra

emmanuel has to leave the country, so there may not not be indicators that are in public view, but iy that there are intelligence reports or signals to the to the government of bukina faso that suggests that emmanuel paska needs to leave the... during france's military presence, burkina faso turned into one of the poorest countries in the world, amit a growing presence of terrorist groups affiliated to al-qaeda and daesh, which killed thousands of people and triggered a humanitarians in the country. the government of burki fasso now says it will collaborate with new partners to restore security. this might have been informed by the activities of of french uh troops across the region it is expected that considering the heightened terror attacks in surgency in the in the sahil, the support from the french troops was meant to subdue the terrorist, reduced their impact and their activities across the region, however what we have seen over time is that there has been rising and worsening security situation in the sahil, so while we may not be sure of friends, of france's obstrusive or div

official says emmanuel's posts are not consistent with the message that is coming from the white house, where leaders have been trying to mend the strained u.s.-china relationship a spokesperson for emmanuel called this report, quote, absolutely not true. >>> police in indiana are frantically searching for a fugitive murder suspect. he didn't make a daring escape instead this man was able to walk out the front door. officials say he was let go by mistake and now they're asking the public to help track him down emilie ikeda reports >> reporter: the search is ramping up for a murder suspect whom authorities mistakenly let walk free from a detention center two days afcter he was arrested >> this was an error, this should not have happened >> reporter: now they're making a plea for help in finding kevin mason. they waited six days to alert the community of his accidental release, a tactical move, they say, as they tailed his girlfriend >> we thought it was to our advantage to follow her until we find where they have him >> reporter: last week he was arrested in indiana on three warrants ou

today will be an opportunity for emmanuel macron and rishi sunak to express strong positions. they could have taken the world stage and tried to do something for ukraine. unfortunately, they did not come, and for me, this summit is a failure. >> said they wasted the time, this two men in particular. final question, erdogan says he has the ambition to push forward and try to negotiate diplomatically for peace. clearly turkiye has played an important role so far in almost getting the two sides together to discuss some kind of resolution to the conflict, and obviously, he has played a big role in the grain deal that was negotiated, too, and still geographically remains the main conduit for getting grain out and onto the world market. do you think he has a serious chance of realizing this ambition he has to try to impose himself on the world agenda? >> he is probably the only person who may expect success. >> thank and sharing your wide-ranging analysis. great to see you. he spoke there about joe biden and his words, waited for with great eagerness. russia's invasion of ukraine wa

and, of course, both our thinking came together and he wrote a piece called veni, veni, emmanuel.certo in the history of the proms, and it gave orchestras faith to put percussion concertos on. this is a piece of music that is absolutely incredible for every orchestral player. it's a real challenge. it's almost like a concerto for orchestra, in a way. erm, it's such a meaningful piece as well. how many instruments were you playing on stage that night? oh, my goodness. erm. .. i think i was probably too busy to count. heavens... i think there must be around, maybe... i don't know, 15, 20 different instruments or something. and you're rushing backwards and forwards across the stage. it's a physically demanding piece to play, isn't it? it is. yes, absolutely. you know, a lot of times i set my instruments up on the cello, double bass side, in order to feel more vibrations, and so that's my preferable side, as it were. however, with this piece, i used marimbas and vibraphones and a drum set up and blocks and cymbals and gongs and you name it, so i really had to use both sides of the con

is with emmanuel macron?that's illegal, isn't it? and crucially, is this a false story? yes. labour say it's not, but we will delve into it. patrick christys. gb news, britain's fonnard from this. join us here on gb news, the people's . channel >> it is 548. you're watching or listening to me. patrick christys on gb news. now, i spoke to the labour mp khalid mahmood yesterday about suella bravermans comments regarding both our border and our asylum policy. during the interview , he policy. during the interview, he claimed that the labour leader , claimed that the labour leader, sir keir starmer, had made some provisional agreements with emmanuel macron. i asked him whether or not the labour leader has struck a secret deal with the french president . the french president. >> has been across to france , >> has been across to france, has struck some deals and is going to work through that. he's going to work through that. he's going to work through that. he's going to put proper resources in to deal with this ,

emmanuel: it is going to be very hard to be risk-adjusted.hin the equity market, we simply want to be in cheap stock sectors which have an earnings. we also want to have and generate significant cash flow. we don't want to be in the expensive long-range sectors. if i look at the different margins, the u.s., very hard to see money going without any kind of sense of inflation peeking or growth picking up again. i would just say the motivation of the u.s. market looks a bit vulnerable. hard to see if we are taking this next place in. kailey: barclays managing director and head of european equity strategy, thank you so much for joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the american market is slowing down due to the reality that the stores are really in a suffering situation at the moment. plus the reality that spending is slowing down. the expectation china will come into the market in a big way after suffering of the last two years is not happening. guy: chair of valentino, the founder of the investment group talking to bloomberg a little bit earlier

this is a region where misinformation targeting emmanuel macron happens on a daily basis. earlier this month, there was this fake audio circulating and back in june there was this audio circulating online. using the same software as the video that we just debunked, artificial intelligence software for they falsely claimed macron used this as a strategy. the same fake news that was circulating on macron's supposedly resigning on the president's use of a his montage, pretending. >> i cannot but think that somebody is behind all of this. thank you very much indeed. our message is watch the news. thank you all for watching. we are all live from paris. >> two countries recovering from the pains of recessions now being challenged by the political and social fallout from those years. watch me live from paris and france 24 news programs. >> france 24, your economy explained. liberty, illegality, actuality. 09/27/23 09/27/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: stick with it because you deserve a significant raise and

mali is under... from foreign back terrorist organizations, this comes just after french president emmanuelcron said mali, burkina faso or niger would have appeared if paris had not intervened militarily in the sahel. now are we seeing a common pattern here of france creating a pretext for reoccupying mari after its ejection from this country? so yes, you would have to say that that is, that certainly looks to be the case, um, as is very. well known um of all the colonial powers to have ever operated in africa, france historialy has always been the most unwilling to let go, and when when it is forced to let go, it has historically been the most vengeful when when it is letting go, so for example the the way it um basically trash entire country of when the country voted for its independence in 1958, i think that's that is still something that that is in the memory of most people within francaford africa. intelligence agency, the dgsc, is actually one of the most active on the african continent, particularly in north africa and the sahel, they they have lot of resources in that region, so it'

in the long wait for asylum in europe, emmanuel is using music to keep up his spirits.e wants the lyrics to give comfort and encourage his fellow migrants. >> no condition is permanent. don't think too much, everything is having time. so if the time comes, everything will be fine. brent: a new study says the glaciers in the swiss alps are shrinking at an alarming rate. in just the last two years the glaciers have lost as much ice volume as they did in the 30 years between 1960 and 1990. reporter: these glaciers in the swiss alps used to be covered in snow, but after another hot summer, they are melting fast. they have already lost 4% of their entire volume over the course of this year. last year they lost 6% in what was the worst melt phase. >> after this record year last year, we did not expect to see again such a year with very strong losses. this is absolutely unprecedented. every time i am coming back to this site, i am wondering again what is happening here. because it is changing so fast. the landscape is changing. new rocks are appearing. everything is becoming g

in the most recent incident, burkina fasso's government ordered french embassy's defense atache emmanuelve the country due to subversive behavior. many people in burkina faso perceive france's military presence in the country as a failure as it did not improve security in the insurgent hit west african country. regular protests take place in the country where citizens express their sentiments against france. immédiatement nous voulons pas ambassadeur français. ambassadeur d'un ambassadeur c'était nous voulons pas ambassadeur il n'est pas autorité au burkination of tensions between france and burkina faso we have contacted abdullatif ahmad he's a senior nigerian journalist thanks lot for your time saturday, thank you for having me. now burkina faso has ordered uh the french defense official to leave the country for engaging in subversive activities. do we have indicators of exactly what acts of subversion, this french defense sache was engaged in there in bukina faso? the indicators are not clear, they are not in public view. most times they are based on intelligence reports that have bee

in the most recent incident, burkina faso's government ordered french embassy's defense atache emmanueler to leave the country due to subversive behavior. many people in burkina faso perceive france's military presence in the country as a failure. ambassadeur d'un ambassadeur c'est... un terroriste, nous vous pas ambassadeur, il n'est pas autorité au burkina à leur. to discuss the escalation of tensions between france and burkina faso, we have contacted abdullatif ahmad, he's a senior nigerian journalist. thanks lot for your time sir today. thank you for having me. now burkina faso has ordered uh the french defense official to leave the country for engaging in subversive activities. do we have indicators of.... exactly what acts of subversion this french defense that she was engaged in there in bukina faso? the indicators are not clear, they are not in public view, most times they are based on intelligence reports that have been actioned upon and sent to the. don't forget that burkina faso like other french speaking african countries are continually escalating their anti-french sentimen

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in india, as well as two surprising no—shows — uk prime minister rishi sunak and french president emmanuelwho cited scheduling conflicts for missing this week's summit. in spite of those notable absences, the un says that it wants to get global leaders back on track with targets, like ending extreme poverty and tacking climate change. —— tackling. and presidents and prime ministers will take the opportunity to seize the global spotlight, including us presidentjoe biden who arrived on sunday evening in new york. earlier i spoke to michael bociurkiw, global affairs analyst and non—resident senior fellow at the atlantic council, about what we can expect from the week ahead. let's touch on who's not going to be there. first —— french president emmanuel macron, british prime minister rishi sunak, xi jinping, vladimir putin, indian prime ministerand jinping, vladimir putin, indian prime minister and arranger modi, among others. it is quite a list. what do you make of those absences? yes, it is quite a list indeed. well, the un secretary general played it down and says this isn't a show for vanit

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he's with emmanuel he's having talks with emmanuel macron.ing his true colours here. will he be the man to drag us back into the european union? we're going to head live to paris to find out. but first, it is the latest headlines. we're polly . patrick. polly. patrick. >> thank you. the headlines this houn >> the head of channel 4 says there's no evidence to suggest that its management was told of serious allegations concerning russell brand. >> the bbc has also announced a review of the comedian's time with the corporation, the metropolia police has confirmed it's received a report of an alleged assault said to have taken place in 2003. >> mr brand denies all allegations against him. downing street says it remains in the bma's gift to step back from this week's strike action rules, ensuring a minimum level of cover in hospitals could be extended as the nhs is hit by a four day staff walkout . four day staff walkout. consultants in england started a 48 hour walkout today over pay , 48 hour walkout today over pay, with junior doctors set to jo

uk opposition leader keir starmer will meet french president emmanuel macron today, a chance for bothp with labour confident in taking over from the ruling conservatives. the closed—door talks in paris are part of a mini—international tour for starmer, who visited europol in the hague last week and appeared alongside canada'sjustin trudeau and former british prime minister tony blair at a weekend gathering in montreal. any british—french meeting is likely to include discussion of migration. starmer last week signalled he would like britain to join an eu quota system for sharing out migrants. let's not cross live to hugh schofield in paris. what are we expected to come from these talks, if anything? to expected to come from these talks, if an hina? .,, expected to come from these talks, if anything?— if anything? to be honest, very, very little- _ if anything? to be honest, very, very little. the _ if anything? to be honest, very, very little. the french _ if anything? to be honest, very, very little. the french side - if anything? to be honest, very, very little. the french side is .

mentioned earlier today's meeting between italian prime minister georgia meloni and french president emmanuel paris are under. a bit of strain, it must be said, however, that relations between the two countries have historically been bitters with and rifs over the migrant issue have been frequent in august 2019 when italy intercepted 200 migrants in the mediterranean and kept them aboard for days asking for european countries to accept the redistribution. france refused to take any migrants in. in november last year it was france's turn to blame it on italy. over migration uh after a charity operated ship uh carrying hundreds of asylum seekers, many of them sick, docked in the french port of tulonne after almost three weeks being stranded at sea during italy's current, sorry with the current government on and get failing to give it safe port, so the rifts over the migrant issue between the two countries have been there for for a long time, now italy manaloni is under heavy pressure to deliver on an electoral campaign promise to end migration. she took coffes about year ago, pledging to crack

macron who is waiting as emmanuel macron who is waiting to welcome king charles iii and queen camilla we are minutes away from those ceremonies starting. it will begin with our rekindling of the flame honouring those who lost their lives in world war i and world war ii this is the moment, they are passing right underneath us now and heading right up to the front of the arc de triomphe so they have made the relatively shortjourney arc de triomphe so they have made the relatively short journey from the relatively short journey from the airport where the plane touched down within the last hour. they will now pull up and we saw in the last few minutes the french president make that a very similarjourney up the song —— champs—elysees and he will welcome king charles iii and queen camilla on the first state visit to france. —— their first state visit. welcome. and so the formal welcome and beatings are under way —— greetings.

france may no longer be a monarchy, but under emmanuel macron they like to do things in style.. and here in versailles, the message is clear, that despite all the dissensions of recent times over brexit and other matters, the historic alliance between britain and france, two countries that are so close in so many ways, is solid and unchanged. the king and the president have met before, here at a ceremony in london in 2020. and the king is no stranger to france. he's visited dozens of times over the years in private and official capacities. and like his mother, the late queen, he's comfortable in the language. a la solidarite entre nos deux pays. for france's top royal watcher, stephane bern, who's met king charles several times, the trip will once again reveal the latent monarchism that he says lies inside many french people. we love england. we love the united kingdom. in general, people love the british royal family. we...we know everything about them. we love them. we love the queen. we want to show the king charles and queen camilla that we we love them, too. back in march,

in france, political parties dispute new rival regulations, president emmanuel macron has held talksmaloni in rome, admit tensions between the two states. on the other hand, italy, which has witnesseds a surge and the influx of refugees in recent months, has lashed out at germany. italy and germany of clashed over germany's funding of charity projects for migrants. rome holds berlin accountable for encouraging migration. toing us now for the program is. correspondent joining us from rome and john stepling, author and commentator joining us from inderroy norway. gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program. i guess max, we're going to uh start with you to get the latest if you could, and somewhere in between your update on what's going on with respect to the growing uh divide here when it comes to the refugee crisis in europe. if you could touch upon possibly mario dragi government's response to the refugee crisis as opposed to. good evening, daniel, as you mentioned earlier, today's meeting between italian prime minister, georgia meloni and french president emmanuel macron ca

president emmanuel macron says he has a plan for a pain-free green transition and so does rishi sunakisrael oppose with news of a new machine that can replace our bees as the pollinator. good evening. readers of some of the most vulnerable countries on earth have gathered in washington for a pacific island summit hosted by president biden. part of a renewed effort by the white house to improve diplomatic relations in a region in which the united states a china battle for influence. truth is the leaders of these small island nations feel forgotten. ey have been asking for compensation to deal with the worst effects of climate change for years and they continue to wait. discussed at the u.s. general assembly last week, a breakthrough to finance the fund. in part, it explains why the leader of the solomon islands have refused to attend. china's unilateral support was less restrictive, more responsive and more aligned to his country's national leads, he says. >> to rebuild trust and reconnect solidarity come out let us start by changing how we engage and reforming our international financ

emmanuel macron will greet king charles here. the bands are playing and the roads have been closed, not long to wait now. one of the world's biggest car markers, ford, has warned the uk government that pushing back a ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars to 2035 would undermine business certainty. it comes after the bbc revealed that the prime minister rishi sunak is considering a major shift on key climate action policies. the chair of car manufacturing giant ford uk, has hit out, criticising the goverment�*s annoucement. the uk 2030 target is a vital catalyst to accelerate ford into a cleanerfuture. our business needs three things from the uk government: ambition, commitment and consistency. a relaxation of 2030 would undermine all three. here is mike hawes, chief executive of the society of motor manufacturers and traders. as you would expect, a great deal of concern. the industry has invested billions in this transition and a lot of it has gone into the uk already, the government has backed that. you have seen them inves

man -- emmanuel macron no rishi sunak coming has raised eyebrows. -- has insisted it is not vanity fairbut face-to-face meetings are hugely important for diplomacy. they will meet separately with zelenskyy and sergey lavrov. >> i would love to have a chance to be able to mediate in order to have peace talks. >> western powers will face a balancing act as they try to make sure the global south continues to isolate russia on the world's stage. >> when russia launched its invasion of ukraine, it struck at the heart of the u.n. charter. we will continue to pursue a just and durable peace in line with the charter's core principles. >> the week kicks off with a sustainable development goals summit. basically a global to do list. some member states have not made good on promises. >> you don't invest in development, you don't invest in people, you create instability. more conflict, more unconstitutional changes in government. >> this year, the onus will be on western powers to show the global south that they are listening. >> we are watching that situation at the united nations. france's prime

now you might think that keir starmer is a centrist, but emmanuel macron has said , we but emmanuel macrontarmer so that he can air his ideas to us so that he can test his ideas. labour is pretty pleased with this because it really does make keir starmer look like a statesman, a prime minister in waiting. but it seems to have rattled the conservative nerves quite a lot. rishi sunak has said that his own relationship with emmanuel macron is very cordial. he talked about their bromance as it was termed, but they still seem to be quite annoyed in fact, today penny mordaunt used some really quite unparliamentary language to describe keir starmer. let's have a listen to this , because i have a listen to this, because i think the labour leader is beach ken beach. >> ken stands for nothing on shifting sands in his flip flops, staring out to sea, doing nothing constructive to stop small boats or grow the economy. and when we examine his weak record on union demands on border control, on protecting the public and stopping small boats, we discover that, like beach ken, he has zero balls. was there a

russia's sputnik news agency reports that president emmanuel macron returned to france from niamey, the capital of niger, via chad. 3 days ago, france said that in addition to the country's ambassador, 1,500 french soldiers will also leave niger. niger's military council gave the french ambassador 48 hours to leave niger at the beginning of last month, but the french diplomat, with the support of paris, decided to leave. the country refused. before the coup two months ago, niger was one of france's allies and one of the country's main suppliers of uranium . in the last two months, the people of niger have repeatedly demonstrated against france and demanded the country's military withdrawal. the representative of north korea in the united nations warned. the tension in the korean peninsula has reached a level that may result in a nuclear war. songim accused the us of encouraging the start of a nuclear war by sending strategic nuclear weapons to this region . the north korean ambassador also asked the united nations to adhere to the principle of neutrality and not allow it to be used as a

he's shaking emmanuel macron's hand . he's emmanuel macron's hand.e's thinking about taking more asylum seekers. oh rishi sunak has just come in with an out and out vote winner . now, i have out vote winner. now, i have been saying for years that we should have a referendum on net zero and now we might have a de facto one at the next election. sunakis facto one at the next election. sunak is reportedly about to slow down the ban on new petrol and diesel cars. he's expected to drop plans for new energy efficiency targets for private rented homes after ministers considered imposing fines on landlords who failed to upgrade their properties. he's set to announce no new taxes to discourage flying and no new policies to change people's diets or encourage car pooling. i wonder if there'll be another rabbit out of the hat when he speaks at 4:30 pm. as well. can you imagine if he bans any future ulez zones? but the fact is that if britain extinguished itself entirely tomorrow, then itself entirely tomorrow, then it would make next to no difference. really to

president emmanuel macron announced the withdrawal of military forces and the french ambassador fromniger. this is a moment it is an important history in the life of the niger nation. the withdrawal of french military and political forces from niger shows the victory of the determination of the people of niger and the elites of the african continent in the conflict with colonialism. in fact , the news that president macron announced two months after the military coup in niger is a victory for the niger nation. the niger authorities had asked france two months ago. withdraw its troops and ambassador from niger. despite the efforts of the french government to intervene militarily, economic pressure, security and political blockade, but the will of the people of niger won. and this is an important historical moment that should be green in history when african elites in the black continent has started its path to build a real state and country and establish national sovereignty. still in the world. today, we are examining the freedom of the people of niger from 125 years of french milita

macron . meeting with emmanuel macron.meeting, which, as you can imagine, covered a wide range of issues. >> it was my first opportunity to say how much i value the relationship between our two countries, particularly when it comes to prosperity and security , and how if we are privileged enough to be elected into power , i intend to build on that relationship and make it even stronger than it is today. so a very, very good meeting. did you get on did you speak french? we had good meeting. we had a very good meeting. we covered a wide of issues covered a wide range of issues as we there for some time , as we were there for some time, started exchange of started with an exchange of gifts . and it was was really gifts. and it was it was really good to have opportunity to good to have that opportunity to discuss a wide range of issues , discuss a wide range of issues, as you would imagine, covering a lot of ground, but in particular for that relationship between our two countries. yes. so covering a lot of ground. >> were you

last owners edgar and emmanul, uncle nephew, they were famous collectors, according to legend, and emmanuelg his lifetime, and his uncle, yes, yes, and his uncle was very offended by him, of course, just as he hadn’t kicked him out of the palace yet, so they didn’t communicate for a long time, and the palace, uncle, was not bequeathed to or given to his nephew, but was sold by uncle, i am uncle. i understand very much, perhaps this was influenced by this event and most likely this is not a story, this is this very funeral urn, it is now kept in warsaw in the national museum, comrades, we choose the right gifts in any time. vladislav aleksandrovich, you are an amazing tour guide, and you are also the director, so in one person, it’s so nice to meet such an educated and extremely interesting person, thank you very much, all the best, thank you, for sure. i’ll tell everyone, i hope everyone will see and come, it’s really amazing, you’re standing here and living the life of those centuries, you can hear this breathing, thank you, thank you, remember, we told you about the loot, such round house

military council niger is looking for the collapse of our special relationship with africa, and emmanuelcron is responsible for this. the president of france announced two days ago that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its troops from that country in the coming months. previously, niger's military council had demanded the withdrawal of the french ambassador and troops from this country, but paris resisted this decision. after macron's withdrawal, the people of niger protested in front of the french embassy and celebrated. niger newspapers also have this resolution. the french president has a great victory they sang for niger. niger declared its independence from french colonialism about 60 years ago, but the french spirit in this country continued in the years after independence. palestinian archaeologists discovered four graves belonging to the roman period, which date back to two thousand years ago. according to al-alam network, in the first and largest tomb, pyramid-shaped graves, several skeletons, two decorated lead coffins, and a number of

not come to the gena assembly, prime minister rishi sonna did not come to the general assembly, emmanueln did not come to the general assembly. well, many people who should have come did not come, and by the way the prime minister of india can't he is i don't know yet i haven't seen it but it seems to me that he must be for sure there won't be a sizzling because for some reason he met putin is preparing to meet putin some kind of parade to arrange for him on the streets such as to lead him with the breeze through these streets well i i don't know, but he decided not to go. it is probably better to talk , to meet, to negotiate with the president of the terrorist country. he fell, so then he could comment on the incident that happened today with the su-34 fighter-bomber in the voronezh region of ours, to our great regret. still a neighbor in the west of this country, according to the ministry of war of the terrorist country, the plane crashed during a training flight, the pilots ejected , now they are unfortunately in the hospital , the cause of the fall could be a technical malfunction, i

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mister emmanuel passed, create, and the staff of the french military office have 2 weeks to leave for can of us. so the government here by and forms of the closure on burke cannot fuss those military mission in paris as of today. and we doesn't know exactly what happened to the government to, you know, i so finding, finding that is, uh, because of the southern se, if uh, you know, the state mentor visa in for an yeah. bear in mind and ease of use, one of 2 pieces to leave the country. and remember that this, this mission is a sign with increasing nation between uh, you know, fossil and francis. this is the document of the transition to the effect of most of the 2 years. they already bought the press one to leave the country for as long as i see, you know, book, you know, if i so also interested me land to, you know, if possible is losing. he's a dfcs office in a frank to new jersey. is he in the french 24 who was shut down in a book, you know, why? so there's so many people that we thought, maybe people think that that includes the assign because the press differential media companies

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french president emmanuel macron thinks they are very different situations. what's your view?. i do think the coup in niger is a very bad signal to militaries that are thinking that perhaps political leadership is no longer necessary and nobody is going to do anything about it and at the same time i do think what happened in gabon did not happened for the same kinds of reasons that you had a coup in niger. so the fact that you have military taking these steps, i think everybody needs to pay attention to, but i also think it's really important to understand what are the root causes of these decisions, of that kind of an outcome. eric benjaminson, do you agree with that? yes, i do. thank you for me having on, bu the way. i think we need to look at these coups are separate. if there was an underlying fact i think i would say it is the free flow of information or the free—er flow of information to these countries, the use of smart phones and the internet. i think citizens of these countries now have more ways to look at it. but as one of your earlier segments was talking about, we