sovereign rights ukraine will choose alliances for itself and its future obviously in the european union obviously as well, the president once again assured that ukraine will never agree to a frozen conflict with russia, any frozen conflict is a war is a war it will inevitably break out and the only question is when when and how many lives it will take so the peace must be fair exactly this kind of peace is envisaged by the ukrainian peace formula and that is why the ukrainian peace formula has a universal benefit; instead, the country should make an extension to alliances and open dialogues regarding full-fledged membership in the eu and nato, it is obvious that the world is and will be on our side, it is obvious that ukraine is strengthening and will strengthen the partnership and alliance in which it participates, and we have historically strengthened the european union and given the european union such strength as the european union has never had among the plans for the future, he says zelensky to improve the defense-industrial complex to such a level as to produce western -style weapons on it

demand, uh, where did the money go, why does hungary not receive the promised funds from the european union, obviously it worries him of course, in matters where the european union needs unanimous voting, where it is necessary for everyone to support hungary, it can create obstacles, and in particular when it comes to nato, where in fact hungary, together with turkey, still blocks the end of the admission process in sweden, this shows that it is possible bohdan, we will monitor the situation thank you very much for contacting me from london, because my colleague bohdan tsyupan buried 14-year-old twin sisters who were killed by a russian missile attack on friday in dobropil, donetsk region in a cafe in kramatorsk on june 27, the family of yulia and anna aksenchenko left kramatorsk when a full-scale war began, as told by the danish photographer jan gra robt, who was at the funeral on tuesday, the girls together with their father they came to visit their mother, who works as a doctor in the city hospital , before leaving they went to eat at the rio pizzeria in the center of the city, in addition to the a

rights of ukraine ukraine will choose alliances for itself and its future obviously in the european union obviously in nato serhiychuk the spokesman of the ukrainian volunteer army - the south is now with us mr. serhiy we congratulate the heroes glory to the heroes and they say what about the vision of the victory of ukraine this the vision was outlined by president volodymyr zelenskyi and we understand that going to the borders in 1991 is probably one of the first stages of our victory because we do not yet have a guarantee that after freeing all our territory and russia will stop, let's say, launching missile strikes on our territory or not. do you think that then such processes will begin in russia that it will not be able to do this? well, you know. to be honest, this is extreme. well, what would you like to hope for ? retributions of the empire, which , let's say, will help us to win. today we are talking about the fact that the victory will of course be won by our armed forces, our ukrainian society with the enormous help of our allies, for which their enormous respect and honor and thanks re

the chief says it really is whatever happens to unity in the european union. so obviously i was welcome to cover that. so thank you. let's talk 1st about the war and ukraine. if we may, for the past few months, has been very little movement on the battlefields of ukraine. the west, you included, has given large amounts of a weapons, but clearly not enough to move the war into us. direction is the danger now that you are beginning to normalize a stalemate, is very clear that the, on the inside your determiners to do everything to football, to create a specialist return. and you're absolutely right. it's a very tricky off. so the thoughts of hosted and vision launched by russia. we decided to provide community to recruit. but this 1st time in your opinion is history that you took such a decision. and since then together we have a possibility of a allies across the world. we provide minutes are supposed to create, we provide financial means to ukraine. we have to clean or, or support the my 3 sites. it's not enough to move though is, is you, i just one of the example a few we

announced by the secretary of state shabliken, and it is expected obviously participation representatives of the leadership of the european union and the european commission. obviously, tomorrow they will also present a more detailed story about how they plan to continue supporting ukraine. well, in addition to this conference, there are also events related to this conference, for example , meetings of parliamentarians from ukraine and great britain. where possible, they will also sign certain e let's say memoranda or plans for further cooperation in order to make the process of recovery of ukraine more harmonious with a coordinated and systematized thank you olena. this was the correspondent olena from romania about the conference on the restoration of ukraine, which starts tomorrow in london in april. the government has identified 6 settlements that will be comprehensively restored within the framework of the experimental project. these are passat pokrovske in kherson oblast, borodyanka and moschun in kyiv oblast, berries in chernihiv oblast, trostyanets in sumy oblast. there are still circuses in the kharkiv region, but circ

the us and europe's excitement to visit the european union has obviously lost influence on the worldr perform on his own player, being under the us dictator so suddenly macron proclaims. france is for the status quo taiwan is a political constant that has not changed. we support the policy of a united china and the search for a peaceful solution in taiwan. the united states is our historical ally and continues to be, but being an ally does not mean being a vassal. we should not depend on them, believes the sovereignty of europe, and washington knows this macron, says europe should not get involved in conflicts the united states should strive to become the third pole along with beijing and washington is one thing, but in the last decade the united states has been doing everything to weaken europe, when suddenly the macron flies to africa in order to restore the influence of france there and does not really support the actions of the states in taiwan, and worse, he ran to negotiate with the leader of china, knowing full well that the action the euro of officials disastrous for the eu c

anti-democratic things, and for someone we make an exception, obviously in the west it is not perceived very well if we say about our integration into the european union obviously, we see how difficult this idea is, how much resistance there is to it, and that is why our responsibility is precisely to ensure that our policy fully corresponds to the policies of our allies, who support us in this war. and we now have the opportunity to somehow act on the legislative demand for european and euro-atlantic standards in our legislation. is this still the work after the war, not during the war? even before the new year, we have to fulfill all the regulations that apply to our candidacy , we did not do it, we were extended the deadline until the summer , i think that they will extend it again later. which requires them to be implemented now er, well, we are now adopting laws there about the pension court, we are trying to implement them, i believe that we will, but we are delaying this process because the resistance to openness er and the european principle , unfortunately, we have quite a lot if we talk about that how should the state act today in military s

absolutely did walk back that initial threat where he said openai is going to leave the european union, i think -- because obviously, this is the world's largest single market, and that was never really a credible threat -- it is never really a credible threat coming from anyone, but also i think he knows other regimes around the world, including the united states, are watching what happens and may design their own laws in a similar way. mark: thanks very much indeed as ever for your report. always appreciate it. very well in rome. italy's former premier, silvio berlusconi, honored this wednesday with a state funeral in milan. there were thousands of people outside the cathedral. they erupted in applause as a sign of respect as his rose-draped casket was hoisted outside of the house. inside the cathedral, italy's business and political elite including the president and three premier's as well as berlusconi's children who openly wept. it was also a day of national mourning as his legacy, positive and negative, has been hotly debated. silvio berlusconi has died at the age of 86. time for business. the u.s. federal re

, you know, outside and not as big as the united states and outside the block of the european union now, but obviouslyishi sunak feels the uk has a role to play here and that can, given the uk's position, can join with the united states and other allies in standard setting for the rapidly changing technological world. >> my worry or my interest in this is around the i.r.a it was called dangerous because it risks the subsidy race. can the prime minister, perhaps, push that agenda the very least and talk about subsidies or does this purely become a relationship they are trying to maintain pto ensure the west remains allies >> there are geopolitical issues at play here particularly given ukraine where the uk and u.s. don't want to drift apart because of decisions in the united states and sub as i -- sub asidizing industry. the uk cannot replicate. the appreciate side in the negotiations and prime minister and foreign secretary will want to do is try to ensure that the trade relationship between the u.s. and uk doesn't do the kind of harm to the competitiveness with the green industries and many have said

european countries. but what is it? because there was an antique, there was a big demonstration against the government. and then we saw the pictures, which would not obviously shown on european union that i'll give a controlled media of a massive supports of the. so it'd be in position. you would say some would say pro ruge and share position in, so it'd be a demonstration of the kind of unity is. is there a great unity or is it demographically split fee between pro you and you live in a? well, we currently know we currently have big demonstrations in serbia against the governments of alexander boy g. brett, it has nothing to do with a foreign policy. serbia, so i'm one of those demonstrators. my party is one of the main organizers of these relays and when it comes from policy, i'm very, very strongly my party is very, very strongly against capitalism. attendance, my party is very, very strongly against imposing sanctions on anybody in the well given that experience of serbia understanding should be the unity was it was, it was dramatic time for unity when the strain and stress on bell grade has never given me being as harsh since, since the bombing of bell, great. well being of t

european union? we were very disappointed. obviously, we were convinced that we would. necessity we will receive the kind of help that turkey once received to stop the flow of refugees to western europe well , you saw that if western europe was frightened and saw its great interest in this, she willingly gave good things to turkey, but there are countries like poland, not so willingly , so the truth is that we did not receive this help, and these various stories about how funds that can be used are fine, but these funds are how much could be used and that this is not about the use of funds that could be used for other purposes, for example, for interaction, but to receive exceptional funds in connection with the dire situation near the european union, that this war should end with the victory of ukraine, and that would you tell those countries that offer ukraine to compromise with russia , in particular to cede territories, no well then, i offer instead of my territory what is the problem, if they are ready to give up territories with s

european union? we were very disappointed . obviously, we were convinced that we would . at one time, turkey received what stop the flow of refugees to western europe . well, you saw that if western europe was scared and saw its great interest in this, then it willingly gave turkey good but there are countries like poland that are not so willing anymore, so the truth is that we did not receive this help, but these various stories about how funds that can be used are fine, but these are funds that could be used for other and that this is not about the use of funds that could be used on the air , for example, for interaction, but in order to receive an exclusive communication from an exceptional situation, you want the european union to be hit by the victory of ukraine, and what would you say to those countries that offer ukraine to compromise with russia in particular to cede territories no well then, i propose instead of their territory what is the problem if they are ready to give up territories with such ease then go ahead let them suffer, just let them give theirs, let

zabiguff . there is an opportunity to appeal to the eu for help from the european union, then we were very disappointed, obviouslyre convinced that we would be, we believed that it is natural that, being a burden on ourselves due to the obvious necessity, we will receive the kind of help that turkey received at one time, that stop the flow refugees to western europe well, you saw that if western europe was scared and saw its great interest in this , it willingly gave good things to turkey, but there are countries like poland not so willingly, so the truth is that we did not receive this of help and these different stories about how funds that can be used are great but these funds how much could be used other these and that this is not about the use of funds that could be used on the air, for example for interaction, but to get exclusively the communication of the ecology of the situation near to the european union that this war should end with the victory of ukraine, and what would you say to those countries that offer ukraine to compromise with russia , in particular to cede territories of its territory? what is

from the european union, from policy waiting from the european union kind of so presidential michelle, they just say we're watching close to the monitoring what's going on. they are obviously concerned about the effects that it could have on their own countries that very interested in the effects it could have on the situation of the war in ukraine. and to that point, we've had a flurry of phone calls between different levels in the political sort of hierarchy . so we know that joe biden held a phone call with a manual micro on the french president. the german chancellor shows the british prime minister richly su not, and we sold the g 7 foreign ministers, including the you foreign policy chief joseph for a have a set of phone calls on and elaina babble. the gentleman from minnesota. all of them saying that holding the phone cause that monitoring close to the now what we've heard from the european union is that they have loans the crisis response unit in the use foreign policy on. so that means a lot of officials from the european union's institutions will have come into the center of brussels into the you quote, and started working to find out exactly what's going on, wha

so i think a lot of countries — whether it's the european union and the 27 member states there, or the united kingdom, that's obviously there and wondering what more they need to do in order to not be caught out, in a sense, and left behind. so he'll certainly want to talk about that. and i think it's quite interesting just to pick up on the artificial intelligence point — obviously britain is going through this phase where it's trying to position itself, following brexit, as a global player, and rishi sunak really insisting that the uk can lead that conversation. but i do note that the us and the eu recently held their fourth trade and technology council in sweden, where they discussed none other than artificial intelligence — the risks and the potential benefits, as well. so i think there may be britain trying to muscle in a little bit on that conversation. but i understand it's not just all about work — rishi sunak will have some fun as well tonight, talk us through his schedule. yes, so he's off to a washington nationals game, a baseball game — i've been to one of those myself here. has declined to throw the first

he also spoke out against freezing the conflict , obviously kiev should fight to the last ukrainian. the european union promises to speed up the supply of shells in order to support ukrainian counteroffensive. we are going to intensify our efforts to deliver weapons and ammunition this is a high-intensity war in which they play a decisive role the eu intends to spend 1.5 billion euros on the production of ammunition for ukraine another 500 million euros will go to expand their production in europe, but the ambitious goal is a year to supply the kiev regime with 1 million shells, apparently still remains unattainable, therefore , according to the defense news portal, the european commission proposed the introduction of temporary emergency measures and to oblige the manufacturers of explosives to send their products to companies that manufacture ammunition for ukraine as a priority, while the eu countries are discussing the initiative. a number of states and large arms companies fear that the european commission will receive excessive powers from unelected officials. in particular , they will be able to

there's obviously being discussion about what needs to happen aside. the european union has being really one of the plans has been trying to set up some kind of contact centers, some kind of asylum processing centers like they did in turkey, in countries, in north africa, for instance in she needs. yeah. and i that she lives in president said last week, we will not be the use board a god. so the big question is, what can we go forward, covered position of the you officials is less than the search and rescue still going on at the moment. and we don't want to comment to further too much further. just there's not a concern is not only the institutions of the european union, but also the blocks. individual governments have anything you late is said anything . are they doing anything? without a few comments, the governments on slot or lost souls, for instance, equal to a devastating tragedy. he said it goes on us once again to prevent this. i know so he said, but that needs to be a development of the common and mutually supportive system for managing migration in your and now

obviously, reducing berlin, welcome to or shell, or european companies are reporting a deterioration in business conditions in china. that's according to a survey by the european union chamber of commerce in china. it says that 64 percent of companies surveyed reported a deterioration and conditions. the highest such results on record. in the annual survey of companies with large footprints in china, say they're an easy about security controls, expansion of the chinese espionage law. and the absence of promised market access. several companies that the business environment has suffered under rising political pressures. here's the chambers president young's escal and what we really see in the business confident confidence survey is that there's an unprecedented level of uncertainty amongst our members about web web. john is developing an event that uncertainty, that sort of spreads across several dimensions. and we wanted to talk more about that with a guest, but because of the technical problems we'll have to move on. let's take a look at some of the other a global business stories making headlines. a steer penn center for constitutional and human rights has filed a

obviously reducing berlin, welcome to our show or european companies are reporting a deterioration in business conditions in china. that's according to a survey by the european union chamber of commerce in china. it says that 64 percent of companies surveyed reported a deterioration in conditions the highest such results on record in the annual survey. the companies with large footprints in china say they're an easy about security controls, expansion of the chinese espionage law. and the absence of promised market access several companies that the business environment has suffered under rising political pressures. here's the chambers, president young escalating. what they really see in the business confidence confidence services that there is an unprecedented level of uncertainty amongst our members about the web which on is to.

successions of nature and see if this relationship with nature quite close to the obviously there are other issues with the european union in the wider context, including the shrinking zone, etc. the ad on, during his campaign has promised that he will deliver to his people. but is this going to be possible why the conversation isn't going to be just focused on nato and s feet in succession? will be clear in the next few weeks. interesting times the intake here are some of in today for us in the capitol anchor. thank you. are some as well. february is powerful as quakes and syria lessons of teacher monetary situation already caused by years for many families in the northwest struggling to survive as they wait for 8 agencies to rebuild their homes and provide support. you'll come wash has moved from it live. it's been 3 most and still powerful of quick struck northwest syria. they caused significant damage and to counsel us live for many families have lost everything. they are now attempting to rebuild their lives, despite the absence of a long term un response. but news about his name, i missed the 5 of my family's membe

is like the countries of the european union nato for some negotiation table in order to stop or suspend the advance of our troops in the southern direction, which is obviously quite effective, is threatening, and from the appearance of the fact that one of the important logistics chains has been undermined, i think the chongar bridge will definitely be destroyed , so accordingly, well crimea is becoming an island of supply, the army is getting more difficult and it is a matter of time, uh, when we will go to the azov coast, mr. yuriy, i wanted to ask you a question about the military in the east, because you are there, you communicate with them, do they generally react to this nuclear threat. that is, it is in the conversations among the armed forces of ukraine among our soldiers . in fact, the very ideology of russia is black hundred monarchism, which is actually built on death, that is, death is at the core of the ideology of modern russia, displaced stalinism , monarchism, and many other unpleasant things we can simply consider such an option that actually after such a scenario would occur if the chessboard was turned upside down and of course it is unli

european union, essentially be shot that what are their industrial factories now? the shipping or the veterans does to west coast to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs, a lot of reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates g d p. right? it's, it's the domestic product product produced by a country without products or services and it just gets somebody to dr. one. and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of the becoming conflicts in your credit and you're with is just flies. the united states blindly into this, the science and, or the russian or the gas where the majority of it was relying on that very, very cheap natural resource, the power for their economies. and out of just essentially a now going to buy that results, especially natural gas from the united states. so essentially, it seems like the united states, as we will decimate your economy and you'll go ahead with it the same time will strengthen. awesome will just shut off shoulders and someone will tell us how it happens. you know, if, if the, you and the us continue this sort of special relationship. but the special relationship seems to be the us get everything

european union, essentially just shot that what are their industrial factories? now, the shipping orders that are industrial workforce to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs, a lot of reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates g d p. right? it's, it's the domestic product product produced by a country without products or services and it just gets somebody to adopt one. and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of the becoming conflicts in your credit and you get with this just flies the united states blindly into this sanction, or the russian or the gas where the majority of it was relying on that very, very cheap natural results to power their economies and out of just essentially a now going to buy that that results, especially natural gas from the united states. so essentially it seems like the united states, as we will decimate your economy and you'll go ahead with it and the same time go straight to that awesome. we'll just shut off, show it as a number, would tell us how it happens. you know, if it's b e u and the us continue this sort of special relationship. but the special relationship seems to be the us get every

european union, essentially be shot that what are their industrial factories now? the shipping orders that are industrial workforce to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs, a lot of reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates g d p. right is, is the domestic product product produced by a country without products or services and it just gets somebody to dr. one. and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of the, becoming conflicts in your credit and you're with is just flies. the united states blindly into this, the science and, or the russian or the gas where the majority of it was relying on that very, very cheap natural resources to power for their economies. and out of just essentially a now going to buy that that results, especially natural gas from the united states. so essentially, it seems like the united states, as we will decimate your economy and you'll go ahead with it and the same time will strengthen. awesome will just shut, i'll show it as and number would tell us how it happens if, if the you and the us continue this sort of special relationship. but the special relationship seems to be the us get everything a

european union. essentially the shop that what, what are their industrial factories now shipping or does better industrial west coast to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs, a lot of reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates g d p. right? it's is the domestic product product produced by a country without products or services and it just gets somebody to adopt awhile. and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of the incoming conflicts in your credit and you get with is just flies. the united states blindly into this, they sign a sions of russian northern gas, where the majority of it was relying on that very, very cheap natural resource, the power for their economies. and out of just essentially a now going to buy that that results, especially natural gas from the united states. so essentially, it seems like the united states, as we will decimate your economy and you'll go ahead with it at the same time, go straight to that off and we'll just shut off, show it as a number without us how it happens. you know, if, if the, you and the us continue this sort of special relationship, but the special relationship seems t

european union, essentially can shop that. what, what are the industrial factories now shipping or does better industrial workforce to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs. i lost the off reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates gdc, right? it's, it's the domestic product product produced by a country without products or services and then just get somebody to talk to while . and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of being, becoming conflicts in your credit and you're with is just flies. the united states blindly instead is a science and russian northern gas, where the majority of it was relying on that very, very cheap, not to result the power of their economies. and out of just essentially. and now going to buy that that results, especially natural gas from the united states. so essentially, it seems like the united states says we will decimate your economy and you'll go ahead with it and the same time both strengthen awesome. oh, just struggle show it as a number would tell us how it happens. yeah. yeah, yeah, chris, exactly, exactly. i mean, i was good. i was going to ask you, i'm so glad you brought up t

is a survey that is done regularly across the european union, and you look at the level of support for the euro, it is close to a record high. it is obviously a reason for that. inflation with the ecb on average, if you take the historic average, it is done better than the bundesbank. it is a lower number in the long term since was introduced. then ever achieve. that speaks for something as well. >> absolutely. i guess for that, you can compare different eras. the credibility question is relevant right now. i think it was put really well. obviously, there is a storied history when it comes to the euro zone. they talked about the fact that past failings mean that the ecb cannot appear to be weak in fighting inflation. is the ecb credibility strong enough that it means that it can't overdo it at this point, tightened too far, going too far in dealing with the inflation it sees right now and not making the mistake that was made which was over tightening into a difficult. into a recession. >> yes. it's an honor to be on tv with this reporter. but we have to actually talk about how he was my first mentor on bloomberg, so i feel a little bit nerv

any control, and obviously many people consider this law corrupt and have called it corrupt in the resolution that calls for support for ukraine's accession to nato the european union immediately introduced a rule that asks or requires the president not to sign this law and not to put it into effect, which once again speaks about its importance because it undermines the principles of local self-government and will actually be such a breeding ground for corruption in society, even though the president has not yet imposed he vetoed this law and did not sign it, and she imposed its implementation, and of course the whole community is very worried about it. i mean those people who fought for and continue to fight for the independence of local bodies self-government, reform of local self-government, those who want our cities not to turn into chaotic development into endless favelas or, on the contrary, into endless high-rise buildings built without taste , in order for corruption to stop in this area of ​​urban planning, which is a significant part of the economy , which is very important before the reconstruction of ukraine, which we will need after our victory, that m

obviously do not plan to. here, what fate is preparing for kiev there and what they still promise zelensky will tell alika komarova the path of ukraine to the european union unique and so far, in a negative sense, the motley choir of european officials has not been able to give kiev an unambiguous answer for a month. the head of the german foreign ministry distinguished herself, she literally stated all the problems of modern ukraine have appeared over the past 30 years of its independence onion, in order to join the european union , ukraine needs to defeat corruption , nepotism, which has flourished in the country for the past 30 years. we still keep rule of law and total transparency. of course, i want to note kiev's progress in ensuring freedom of the media there is no doubt that sooner or later ukraine will join the european union, however, for now, we need it in order for the basic requirements to be met, with regard to support measures, a conference on the reconstruction of the ukrainian economy is currently taking place in london next year. it will already be held in berlin. meanwhile, at the london conference, the so-called donors of ukraine were

west, the idea of ​​​​confiscating russian assets obviously tempts western leaders, and they tried to find legal registration for it the european unionial working group for this, but its conclusions forced to put this idea aside. members of the working group do not see a reliable legal mechanism that allows the confiscation of frozen assets solely on the grounds that these assets are subject to restrictive measures there. the british government came up with its solution in london the british government intends to legislate the preservation of financial sanctions until then. until russia agrees to pay compensation to kiev, the british authorities declare their readiness to unfreeze part of the russians’ assets ahead of schedule, but only if these funds are sent to ukraine balloons distorted the facts, abused power and fanned the hype, so the chinese foreign ministry answered the question. why blinkin was not allowed to talk about the spy balls in beijing biden, he answered himself, because the sea dictator and then added that another negotiator, one of the predecessors of alexander balitsky's report, will go to beijing soon. this was

just the ukrainians, because it will obviously affect to the ground and air war in ukraine, but at the end of the day, we don't like, with u.s., the european uniont like a nuclear armed country involved in civil war. and prigozhin is not a step up from putin. he's just another gangster. >> okay, but maybe prigozhin has lost his mind. but haven't we've been saying, since the start of this war, that putin has lost his? >> well, he was in a bubble. he thinks he's a czar, a reconstruct of the russian empire. he has to have all of ukraine to make that a credible statement. he also wants georgia, he wants moldova, he wants belarus. he's well on his way to doing all of those things. then he invaded in a ground war, his own foreign intelligence service gave him bad feedback. he actually thought it was three days to take down ukrainians. whoever the field themselves, to be the patriotic fighters -- to have really brilliant political leadership. zelenskyy and his senior people. i think you're right. look, putin is backed into a corner. the economy is in a disaster, a growing disaster. he cannot call another mobilization without having an uprising in the c

european union membership, author millage economy 0 investment partners. so looking for a new political leader in montenegro who will take provost and positions in this part of region we call in is obviously it's for good. it's one thing that go live over here, philip, which is an independent montenegrin political scientist. he's with us live from would the what was the campaign like yes, your report there was completed right. the officer, the 3 years of me, the golf tournament, oil and is the political instability. we have a campaign which was a little less dramatic. we've been talking about the cost, the economy, mostly organized, crime and corruption, but then the new majority has its own turmoils. so your rights in the she was right can abriel 2 months ago the president of vice president of the europe now movement, the presidency. and now they're trying to, i'm guessing their popularity within the parliament, the uh, i think. and the polls are showing that they are the dark up to above, to women for the 1st time, entry of decades to replace the p. s. u colors are the best us the most popular party in the country. and our correspondent nick alina was just telling us that this is the en