a power struggle between the european parliament and member states. between the european parliamentr states. i think what ursula von der leyen can do is take the women that have been nominated and give them the heavier orjuiciest portfolios so that the public representation of the commission led by herself will be much more gender balanced in the eyes of the european public, because a lot of the "surplus man" that have been nominated will get portfolios that are quite frankly not that important. so she has that card to play but there will be a political process playing out in the european parliament and will see how the newly elected parliamentarians address them.— newly elected parliamentarians address them. ., ~ , ., , . telegram is one of the most popular apps in the world but it has been used for criminal activity. now its russian founder, pavel durov, has reportedly been arrested near paris. reports say authorities have been investigating a lack of moderators on the app, which they say allows criminal activity to take place. the russian state news says its embassy in france is

the opposition in the european parliament ignored when distributing posts, the third largest faction for europe, comprising 84 deputies, did not give up a single post of vice-president of the european parliament, chairman or deputy chairman of the committee, and also left the europe of sovereign nations faction advocating normalization of relations with russia with nothing, but lost in the elections. and the liberals got very tasty posts. representatives of the so-called centrists justify gross violations of democratic principles by the fact that they isolate supposedly radical nationalists and friends of putin. in fact, among those artificially left behind political forces included the ruling fidesz party in hungary, as well as the parties that took first place in france, the netherlands, austria, the czech republic and belgium according to the results of the june 9 vote. thus, with the talk of the elites. movement towards a just multipolar world order. in this context , the interaction of the two countries in international organizations and the situation in the field of global and

but he...he was elected in the european parliament and he has the right to stay there.opinion. i think that paola egonu is italian, exactly like me. the colour of the skin is. . . not what matters. the problem is that you have to love your country. and paola egona...egonu is someone who loves her country. this is important for us, if you love or not your country. this matters. you don't think brothers of italy has a problem here? did you see the covert reporting done by the fanpage news organisation here in italy, where they showed young members of your party's youth wing making fascist salutes... no. ..shouting "sieg heil," praising uncle benito. that is, mussolini. these are young members of your party today. yeah, yeah, yeah. listen, that report was not fair, um...and... well, you didn't like it. i don't know if that makes it not fair. no, it was not fair. listen. yes, you can see sometimes, especially in the stadium stands, you can see some young guys making the fascist salute. but, listen, um, honestly, they don't know nothing about fascism. they are doing that ges

my guest today is nicola procaccini, a meloni confidante who is a member of the european parliament.ow is far—right rule changing italy? nicola procaccini, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for your invitation. it's great to have you on the programme. now, your party, brothers of italy, led by giorgia meloni, has been in power here in italy for almost two years now. would you say that power and responsibility have moderated the ambitions of your party? have they tamed your party? no, i don't think so. i think that when you are in charge, obviously you have to... ..to change something, especially in the... ..in the explaining, uh, in the...in the... ..in the way you...you talk, in the terms you use. but i think the policies of this government are very coherent with the electoral programme, with...with our vision, with our point of view. so i think... i guess some italians may be asking themselves that perhaps you campaigned making promises you couldn't keep. attilio lucia, the member of the league party, which is one of your coalition partners, another sort of far—right party in italy, h

the european parliament called for increasing the effectiveness of ukrainian f-16s. russia began supplying iran with weapons, the elections in moldova are turning into a russian special operation. the current vice-president of the usa and candidate for the post of president from the democratic party, kamelagaris, has officially named her running mate. he became the governor. shared on her page in the social network x. the wall street journal tells who this person is. so the details of the biography of the candidate for vice president from the democratic party are in our story. american presidential candidate kamala harris chose a former congressman on august 6. and current minnesota governor tim walz as his democratic vice presidential nominee usa in case of victory in the elections. as a governor, coach, teacher and veteran, he helps working families like his own, and it's great to have him on the team. and now to work. tim walz is 60 years old, grew up in nebraska, and graduated from chadron state college with a degree in social sciences. later in the state of minn

it will not be an easy process, so that everyone wins in the european parliament and in the europeannot be an easy process, there will be important interests at stake, both yours and ours, and reconciling it all in a win-win way will not be easy, but if we all do what we can, then i think , at the end of this decade or at the beginning of the next, ukraine may join the european union. at the beginning of our conversation, i mentioned that you, before becoming the head of the ministry of foreign affairs, went to the front in ukraine with cars and drones for our military, and now that you are a minister, do you have time for such visits to ukraine? about poland's affairs, and we talked about ukraine, about her, about her prospects in the european union, about how long this war can last, and about whether europe stays with ukraine, stay with espresso, this is the bright people in dark times project on the espresso tv channel to the 33rd anniversary of the independence day of ukraine. they promised kyiv in three days, but in the third year of a full-scale invasion they cannot take it nat

deputy the european parliament member from romania has announced a growing disaster in the country's healthcare system. now, three days of hospitalization for cancer patients costs them 10,000 euros. but a sex change , the politician noted, can be done for free, in accordance with the best trends of european culture. romania is in trouble for more than one purchase. the amount of about 150 million euros is missing. the number of cases in the country where the state refuses to compensate for medications is growing. every year , dozens of cancer patients are forced to undergo surgery in order to survive. ask for help from the public. the first gearboxes and reducers produced in the union state may already appear. kostroenie. in recent years , significant growth in investment volumes has been noted at enterprises of the ministry of industry system. in order for industry to feel confident, then every 5 years it is necessary to renew on a large scale, that is , to invest in the development of industry, because without further investments, well, there will be no future. and i will say that

so she then posted the following caption above the video of herself at the european parliament. s of complicity, the eu waved israel's flag and increased weapons exports tenfold, so spare us. it could not have happened without eu complicity, it is continuing now because of it, european values, same as they always were, murder and colonialism. amen to that, sister, and i... "i love those fierce uh politicians who are not afraid of being canceled with the cancel culture if you ever speak up against uh a genocidal entity like zinist israel. thank you very much for showing us the latest social media uh reactions on xma, especially those who know that their countries and regions are complicit and genocide and have uh the courage uh to say so to the world uh now ladies and gents stay tuned because next we have figures expose." nearly 40,000 palestinians have been killed, over 91,000 wounded and thousands are estimated to be buried under the wreckage. over 1.9 million people, 85% of the entire population have been forcibly displaced. water and food are scarce, essential supplies like fu

during the first working weeks of the european parliament in july this year, the welle mechanism wasurosceptics and russophiles, including members of the fide and the national rally, not getting influential posts on policy committees, but the european people's party refused to erect a similar cordon sanitaire against so-called moderate far-right parties, such as giorgio meloni's brothers in italy, to prevent them from taking up these posts. i will just remind you that the party of the brothers of italy of george melonia is the successor of the fascist party of benito musali. europe, we will see that these were political instruments that created the same countries in the literal sense, these were the instruments of the anglo-saxons, simply, which at a certain moment got out of control, this means that... even then, parties were elected not just with certain political views, but those who hated the russians. yes, hitler, of course, had an ideology, he was an anti-communist, but look, the actions of the kaiser's army during the first world war, if you go deeper, the scale is not quite t

least, we have a post by the outspoken claire daily from dublin, who is a former member of european parliamente following older video of herself, calling out the eu for being complicit and genocide and reposting it to her ex account, i just love her lot, let's see that video, yeah, she's been very active, yeah, has been seen cannot be unseen, and the world can now see exactly what european values really are. 200 days of israel systematically wiping gaza from the earth, 505 bombs a day, 21 an hour, doctors executed, mass graves in hospitals, journalists murdered, and all the while with not just the silence, but the active complicity of the european union, the european union who flew the flag of the oppressor from day one, whose countries acts the funding to a starving palestinian population. despite any evidence of any wrong doing from anyone against onra, who increased the flow of weapons to israel tenfold since they started a genocide, weapons to slaughter palestinians, so keep your hand drinking and your crocodile tears, it couldn't have happened without your complicity, it's continuing now

previously , they were partners, let's say, in the confrontation with the european parliament, with theecause sanctions were applied against both of them, for imperfect legislation, for the lack of reforms in the field of the rule of law, and as for hungary, there are still several areas, according to which in hungary funds are blocked for even starting from the times. here, poland was an ally, but in 23-24 , when the government changed, the local government changed, respectively, the government of donald tusk, he has such a more pro-european position, accordingly, he announced a course of rapprochement with the european union and solving all problematic issues, accordingly, poland ceased to be a partner for orban, and he is looking for other allies, and... since his policy is at odds with the policy of all the countries of the european union, he is looking for somewhere a little weaker, but those who can be relied on if sanctions are imposed on him there, now his closest friend is slovakia, where there is prime minister robert fico, with roughly the same political views as viktor orbán

, there were also the arrests of a number of assistants of deputies of the bundestag or the european parliament from of the right-wing alternative for germany party, in particular, in the first number of the afd on the list for the european parliament in these elections , maximilian kra, an assistant who, as it turned out, was spying for the people's republic of china, another member of the bundestag from the same party, eugen, was arrested, but in fact yevgenia schmidt. a former, actually a native of the former soviet union, also found an assistant, who actually already spied for the benefit of the russian federation. well, this, too, along with the discussion on the extradition of the murderer from tiergarten, actually puts the question of how protected germany is from any hostile manifestations and manifestations of espionage. we see that after an unexpected operation not only for the enemy, but also for our allies. in the kursk lands of the russian federation, there were, in particular, from the bundestag, from the defense committee, good signals that, well, the offensive on kurchyna, addit

in the european parliament called to increase the efficiency of the ukrainian f-16. russia began supplying iran with weapons. elections in moldova. is created for a russian special operation. the current vice president of the united states and a candidate for... the position of president from the democratic party, kamela garis, has officially named her running mate. he became the governor of minnesota , tim walls. garis shared the corresponding statement on her page in the x social network. the wall street journal tells who this person is. so the details of the biography of the candidate for vice president from the democratic party in our plot. us presidential candidate kamala harris on august 6 chose former congressman and current governor of minnesota tim wold as her democratic candidate for us vice president if she wins the election. as a governor, coach, teacher and veteran, he helps working families like his own, it's great to have him on the team. and now to work. tim volz is 60 years old, grew up in nebraska, and graduated from chadron state college with a deg

anti-ukrainian... that is, on xenophobic statements in general, has seriously fired at the european parliament, has this party already selected its candidate, by the way, for the presidential elections, and he, as i understand it, will gradually start campaigning . in fact, this is a serious challenge for polish-ukrainian relations, which after the ideal state of 2022, starting from april 23, are descending like a giant slalom. down, i would very much like them to stop at the plateau of possibilities, but so far this is not happening, and unfortunately, the visit of... president andrzej duda on independence day, independence day celebration in ukraine, on august 24, this visit has actually become a tradition , but he failed to break the negative trends in polish politics. what should we do in this situation? well, first of all, we don't have any to expect that we can fix everything in one step. secondly, we need to create our own awareness of our history and not be afraid. to talk about it, well, for example, professor bohdan gut has his own version of the situation in volyn, and he has a suff

a member of the european parliament from romania stated the growing disaster in the country's health care system. now, three days of hospitalization for cancer patients costs them 10,000 euros. but sex reassignment, the politician noted, can be done for free, in accordance with the best trends of european culture. romania is not alone in trouble; arms purchases, sponsorship of kiev and the construction of unnecessary defense structures have emptied latvia's pocket so much that financial assistance for cancer patients is short of about 150 million euros. the number of cases in which the state refuses to provide compensation for medicine. every year, dozens of patients with cancer are forced to survive - help from the public. the swiss history of social contempt, how children were turned into underage slaves. mass removal from families and merciless exploitation. even at auctions constant humiliation, why the state turned away and how children became a commodity, we will show about a shameful page in swiss history in an understandable policy, watch on monday after the panorama. the leg

germany has many members of the european parliament so that will be quite significant.trying to get, especially what the centre—right parties are trying to get those voters, wanting to vote for afd showing that they are tough on security as well. that is what many are seeing it as a more radicalised afd, more radicalised far—right party, one of the state leaders in thuringia who can be legally called a fascist after a court ruling in germany started appealing a conviction because he used nazi slowing —— slogans knowingly at two political rallies so gives you a sense of one of the most influential politicians within afd is now in those legal troubles and that's what many are saying you see them more radicalised, more radicalised with the other parties, trying to regain voters, but what they are refuting —— using his deep roots especially in small towns in eastern part of this country and creating mistrust with political institutions and the media. that's what i also saw a reporting on afd in germany last year. bill reporting on afd in germany last year-— last year. all e

but in the end, the european parliament prevailed. the mass businesses to vehicle you want and gauge in terms of regulation, we're the economy. this leading the way behind there's a concern that that will take too much creativity, ice in the market activity to austin, mark them as well. so in europe, we're better it regulation that creating technology on the market. unfortunately not. and the truth is, it's ultimately going to be good for the tech industry as well. to be regulated level playing field. even seat belts and cars were viciously opposed by the auto industry at 1st. but not then when we got the last thing, all cars have to have seat belts. they started to sell much more cars. mm . we had sho, has travel sessions in order to keep his team on the same page. the ceo has to visit the various company offices, regulate the, say the, the, those read letters. all the, all the beauty is that, is that basically our office about so we all know that big where just the was small room news as a big building. he wants to take his company,

in an unexpected clarification of reason, a group of members of the european parliament from italy sent the main european diplomat barel, an appeal in which she criticized warsaw for creating a buffer zone on the border with belarus, where human rights are violated. it is noted that humanitarian groups, human rights activists and the media have no access to the death zone. politicians also accused poland of inhumanity for using firearms against migrants. they asked barel about his plans to influence the situation, but there is no answer yet. belarus has once again answered such burning questions for some, who is actually the last dictatorship europe, who is engaged in information leaks, without regard for the law and elementary principles of justice. let me remind you that on july 26 , when crossing our border at the grigorovshchina checkpoint , the border control found suspicious luggage in the car with latvian license plates. what leaks were made about belarus in connection with this case and how it all ended, watch today immediately after the panorama an exclusive interview with latv

european parliament elections in june. �* in june. and we saw the booing for olaf scholz _ in june. we saw the booing for olaf scholz and jessica's - for olaf scholz and jessica's report also has he simply not been able to really try to persuade voters to stay away from those right—leaning parties? from those right-leaning arties? ~ from those right-leaning parties?— from those right-leaning arties? ~ , . f parties? well, yeah, they've failed pretty _ parties? well, yeah, they've failed pretty heavily - parties? well, yeah, they've failed pretty heavily in - parties? well, yeah, they've failed pretty heavily in a - parties? well, yeah, they've failed pretty heavily in a lotl failed pretty heavily in a lot of areas, and the olaf scholz administration, you know, scholz is not the leading light of it. the leading light is probably his foreign minister, so he is not the dominant guy and the party. and the party in the coalition are just living away from dominus altogether. it's worth saying that in the upcoming elections in september in saxony and turingia and remember, the second party

budapest simplified the issuance of visas to citizens of russia and belarus, 67 members of the european parliamentt was received by the european commission. germany, which, by the way, does not border hungary. the head of the ministry of internal affairs of the state of brandenburg, michael stübgen, became the first german politician to demand such tough measures against hungary. at the end of july, budapest included citizens of russia and belarus in the so-called national card program, which is issued to those wishing to work in hungary for 2 years with the possibility of extension. ethnic pogroms have engulfed the united kingdom. the british cabinet was forced to hold an emergency session today. the opposition demanded that parliament be immediately convened to send troops into cities where unrest is raging. the police detained almost four hundred protesters, but mass arrests do not stop the rioters. denis davidov on the growing chaos. britain has not seen this for several decades. in a helmet, but just in case, he gives way.

now do not back german politician and the from the member all the european parliament. thank you so much for your inside now and the good evening to you. thank you. great evening. 5. that is the all big. now see you again with more stories at the top of the off by now the supply chain need to change the position, but i see it was a shame but i see you monday and we'll see it. yeah. this you should hear you. i'm in florida. zip us to increase your prescription, which is my dish chest for to stump that's in the intensive showing of the russian regions dosage at the end of may. 2023 into and minus evaluation was announced in areas bordering ukraine, including cubic escape and dr. everyone's cube. in districts 107, the residence refused to meet the, the all students the to yes, the students the monitor, the cause you those to me just on the little glass seat causing across the board up city, let me know through i, but the way i used to i it was the story but i knew it was either be able to reach me. yeah. you should have done with just the be to do that. so did you just use

in 2009, the european parliament proclaimed the date of signing the treaty, august 23, a day of remembrance the victims. from this treaty and we must assess this as simply an element of that open, very dangerous information war that is being waged against us, so to speak, by the collective united west. in germany, the communist movement was banned, and its participants were sent to prisons and camps. the ideologists of nazism declared the creation of a german racial empire, the third reich, which would rule over all of europe. the core of this state was to be the territories of germany, austria, czechoslovakia and poland. these tasks were specified in the program documents. the ussr took an openly hostile position towards the national socialist party of germany and hitler, but after his even before hitler came to power, the leadership of the communist party of the bolsheviks was outraged. repressions that fell on the communists, then on the social democrats, they constantly said that hitler was not just a threat to the communists, but also a threat to the entire world. in western european c

the counter jihad europa conference in scandinavia and then you had won in brussels in the european parliamentthat was effectively the beginning of weening the far right away from anti-zionism and judeophobia and towards islamophobic and prozionis position. we have tommy robinson sharing this this lie that you know the attacker was an immigrant or a muslim. i think andrew tate also said that he was an illegal immigrant. said he was a syrian, they talking about european invasion and all this kind of stuff, and it turns out that the the attacker was teenager was born in cardif in wales to a one parents that is christian and and... just for the sake of argument, let's say it was a muslim, does that justify burning down a mosk or throwing bricks in through people's windows? this week on expose, western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for iran's retaliation against the israeli occupation, framing it as an unlawful aggression against the zianist regime. at the same time, digital platforms and sympathize the glaring contradiction in biden's 3.5 billion us dollars military aid

in the european parliament , the opposition voiced the opinion that western elites have finally droppedks and there is a high probability that they will have to live in a feudal... from the russian zuckerberg to a wanted man, telling its readers the main points of pavel durov's biography. the new york times writes that his desire to protect freedom of speech made the entrepreneur himself a target. but conservative commentators point to another evolution, and recognize the gulf states as now much freer than america. if you think about how americans imagine the middle east, like they are so oppressed, there is no freedom, why live like that, but... this guy from the tech world decided to move to dubai to run a company from the united arab emirates, because it is one of the few places where he can find protection, users will be able to exchange messages without representatives authorities who will be spying on them and behind their backs. moscow is waiting for a response to the note that the russian foreign ministry sent to its french colleagues in connection with the arrest of a businessm

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jihad europa conference, they had won in scandinavia and then they had won in brussels in the european parliament in 2007 and and that was effectively the beginning of weening the far right away from anti-sianism and judeopobia and towards islamophobic and prozionis position. we have tommy robinson sharing this this lie that you know... the attacker was an immigrant or muslim, i think andrew tate also said that he was an illegal immigrant, fouler uh said he was a syrian, they're talking about european invasion and all this kind of stuff, and you know it turns out that the the attacker was teenager, was born in cardiff in wales to rwanda and parents and his christian, and and regardless, just for the sake of argument, let's say it was a muslim, does that justify burning down a mosco or throwing bricks in through people's windows? this week on expose, western broadcast media seeks to undermine international support for iran's retaliation against the israeli occupation, framing it as an unlawful aggression against the zionist regime. at the same time, digital platforms emphasize the glaring contradi

out of 10 countries who voted against a cease fire in gaza in the united nations and in the european parliament. list gaza promises to represent all citizens. who oppose the government's pro- sionist stance if elected to the parliament. the electoral platform liz gaza will contest the general elections on september 29 in austria. they say that no political party supports palestinians, so they will give people a chance to show their support for gaza by voting for their list. dita ranish, reporting for press tv from vienna. and that is for world news. thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for now. in today's show we'll be profiling the new leader of hamas after the previous leader is male hania was assassinated by the zinist entity on the 31st of july sw was of course one of the thousand who are uh released by the zionists in exchange for a single idf prisoner which is called and so that uh is very much at the forefront of what the strategy was. yahya sinwar is in a totally different category to many other hamas political leaders. he never abandoned the idea of the total liberation of palestine

jihad europa conference, they had one in scandinavia and then they had one in brussels in the european parliamentat was effectively the beginning of weening the far right away from'. antizionism and judeophobia and towards islamophobic and prozionist position, we have tommy robinson sharing this this lie that you know the attacker was an immigrant or muslim, i think andrew tay also said that he was an illegal immigrant, fouler uh said he was a syrian, you're talking about european invasion and all this kind of stuff, and you know it turns out that the the attacker was teenager was born in cardif in wales to rwanda and parents and is christian and and regardless just for the sake of argument, let's say it was a muslim, does that justify burning? moscow throwing bricks in through people's windows. iran, the world holds its breath, when will iran act, what will its allies do, and what will the israeli state respond with, and will the americans join the war, and if the americans join the war, what will russia and china do about that? in other words, dear viewers, our... we on the brink of not just a

viktor orban was invited to the european parliament to present his presidential program. head of the european commission, ursula fondeen, is not going to come to budapest, which is a very strong diplomatic signal. however, when it comes to practical countermeasures, punitive measures of sorts, the eu can do nothing. unlike football, a player who breaks the rules will not be sent off the field of play, but he will have much less opportunity to achieve something in the game, and this is what will happen to hungary, it is already happening to them, it is already clear that the trip to moscow has caused hungary serious reputational losses with from the point of view of prestige and trust of allies. meanwhile, it is not at all clear that hungary benefited from this trip, so the minuses are clear, but no one noted the pluses. the organization of the moscow trip, the things that orbán and putin discussed, and the purpose of all this remains somehow a mystery, some kind of mystery, it is simply not clear that hungary gained from this, but it is clear that it lost. can we say that

one out of 10 countries who voted against seisfire in gaza in the united. nations and in the european parliamentin austria. they say that no political party supports palestinians, so they will give people a chance to show their support for gaza by voting for their list. dita reinish, reporting for press tv from vienna. and uh with that report we come to the end of this uh news cast uh from tehran. thank you for watching. crisis devastating wars. terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, gazas his fire push. the anti-immigrant traditionally in front was to be right-wing, to be anti-muslim you don't need to be right, you can say i'm anti-muslim, but i'm not racist, islam? homophobie n'est qu'un masque du racisme, il fonctionne exactement de la même manière, moi je connais pas aucun parti en france qui n'a pas de position à un moment donné contre l'islam, il a aucun parti en france qui va accepter que vous portiez un foulard dans un lieu publique. l'islamophobie en france provient pour la l'écrasante majorité d'un discours médiatique et politique qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman

out of 10 countries who voted against the cease fire in gaza in the united nations and in the european parliament. list gaza promises to represent all citizens who opposed the government's prosignist stance if elected to the..." parliament, the electoral platform liz gaza will contest the general elections on september 29 in austria, they say that no political party supports palestinians, so they will give people a chance to show their support for gaza by voting for their list. dita ranish reporting for press tv from vienna. and the us has assent its 500th shipment of weapons and military aid to israel. shipment is part of a large-scale operation supporting israel's nearly 11- month genocidal war on gaza. last week us president joe biden assured the islarity prime minister netanyahu that washington would not withhold any military assistance for the regime over threats from iran and its regional allies. since the war on gaza began, the u.s. has severed and has served, that is, as israel's prime military, diplomatic and intelligence. supporter, over 50,000 tons of equipment has been delivered to th

in the european parliament , the opposition voiced the opinion that western elites have finally droppedheir masks and there is a high probability that they will have to live in a feudal police state. everyone says that the west remains a democracy only in words more often. the biden administration is encouraging france and macron to arrest telegram owner and founder pavel durov, who is currently in a french prison. i think that's the hallmark of a dictatorship. yes, you know, we've lost europe. europe has no freedom of speech anymore. you know, look at what happened to elon musk, he was made a villain because his platform was the only one where people were allowed to express themselves freely. from the russian zuckerberg to the man in rozovsk, telling his own. moscow is waiting for a response to the note that the russian foreign ministry sent to its french colleagues in connection with the businessman's detention. the united arab emirates is also demanding access to durov for its diplomats, but the situation in both cases is complicated by the fact that the entrepreneurs also have a fre

out of 10 countries who voted against sease fire in gaza in the united nations and in the european. parliament list gaza promises to represent all citizens who oppose the government's pro- sionist stance if elected to the parliament. the electoral platform liz gaza will contest the general elections on september 29 in austria. they say that no political party supports palestinians, so they will give people a chance to show their support for gaza by voting for their list. dita renish, reporting for press tv from vienna. thousands of morners have filled the streets of karachi, pakistan's largest city to mark arbain, the 40th day after the martidom anniversary of imam hussain, the grandson of prophet muhammad. our correspondent muhammad has more. in karachi, black clad morners marsh through the city center to mark arbin, being homies to imam husan and his 72 companions who were matured in the battle of karbala in 608. the procession one of the largest in pakistan drew people from various works of life who come together to express their devotion and grief. abin serves not only as a day of morning

out of 10 countries who voted against the cease fire in gaza in the united nations and in the european parliament, list gaza promises to represent all citizens who oppose the government's pro-sign stands if elected to the..." parliament, the electoral platform will contest the general elections on september 29 in austria, they say that no political party supports palestinians, so they will give people a chance to show their support for gaza by voting for their list. dita ranish, reporting for press tv from vienna, and that report brings to the end of this news guest from tehran. thank you for watching. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan and restore security to the country, but after two decades, wherever you look in the country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have... taking the lid off the wide-spread corruption under the guys of reconstruction projects, follow the details in this documentary. а Макс, двигайще, Федорович подтягнув. "the economic crisis in israel is getting worse by the day, the onslot has passed the 300-day mark. major credit rating agency

country, so you will have a big role in the eu economy, and you also have a lot of votes in the european parliament council of europe, so the european union will also change under your influence, it will not be an easy process, so that everyone wins for the europeans and the europeans in the council. it will not be an easy process, important interests will be affected, both yours and ours, and it will not be easy to reconcile all this so that everyone wins. but if we all do what we can, then, in my opinion, at the end of this decade or at the beginning of the next, ukraine can enter the european union. ukraine can do up to donia. at the beginning, i remember already, mr. minister, at the beginning of our conversation, i mentioned that before you became the head of the ministry of foreign affairs, it took place only a day after the appointment, my first visit to kyiv as a minister , i plan to visit ukraine again next month at the annual eu conference, so i am hopeful that what follows. of poland's foreign affairs, and we talked about ukraine, about it, about its prospects in the european union, abou

country, so you will have a big role in the eu economy, and there are also many votes in the european parliamentouncil of europe, so under your influence the european union will also change, it will not be an easy process, so that everyone wins the european one, it will not be an easy process, important interests will be affected , both with you and with us, and coordinating all of this so that everyone wins will not be easy." and but if we all do what we can, then i think by the end of this decade or the beginning of next, ukraine can join the european union. ukraine to donia can. at the beginning, the minister already recalled, at the beginning of our conversation i mentioned that, before becoming the head of the ministry of foreign affairs, you went to... my first visit to kyiv as a minister took place only a day after my appointment, i plan to visit in ukraine again next month at the annual eu conference, so i hope that our next... poland's affairs, and we talked about ukraine, about it, about its prospects in the european union, about how much longer this war can last and whether europe rem

continue, a fresh example of democracy in the european style, a group of 70 members of the european parliamentemanded that the european commission presstan, recently poland demanded that hungary leave the eu, since it does not suit it, here, alexey valerievich, we see that this is the european family, it is kind of bursting at the seams. and you, as a person who has been studying eurasianism and eurasian integration for many years, have probably paid attention to the successes and failures of european construction, the european union. in this case, why? is bursting at the seams, which has become a point of imbalance for them, eurasian hungary, well, that's so, if we speak figuratively, but in fact the course towards sovereignty on the part of the hungarian government, which is guided not by dispatches from brussels and not by a signal from the european commissioners, but by its own national interests, they understand that this diversification of cooperation, yes, they are members of the eu and nato, but russia and china are investing in the hungarian economy and... all of europe is suffering f