i asked him, why far right parties are doing so well in europe. now, what is quite difficult to give a simple answer to that because there is a different complex and different and different you're being countries. and it's a little different in each case. but also because i think, you know, one has to differentiate between sort of long, some factors play the, you know, to the last decade ready to fall, right? is the rising. but then you get these kind of showtime sparks, you know, which we're seeing, for example, now in germany with the i sd. so they're so system, showtime boxes and most of the practice. and then on top of that, you know, even if you, even if we also think about the site to show some factors united behind the rise of the i see in the moments in germany it's very congested. different people have different views on this. my own personal view is the pulse of what's going on is that so you know, when political contest ation, in a democracy shifts these cultural questions around, you know, density and immigration, and islam of then the

he didn't go that far. he stepped up to the line and said he wants to sign a pro-life legislation but he didn't say he would go as far as to commit to a six week band. other candidates there who are pretty antiabortion like former vice president mike pence, former arkansas governor asa hutchinson both praised the six week abortion band that's happening in iowa but they suggested the place to sign more national consensus might be at this six week ban. the polling bears that out and that's why they are saying it. the last poll i saw showed an overwhelming majority of american adults, something close to 75%, support abortion being allowed at six weeks but not later into a pregnancy. the support dwindles a little bit after that. former president trump did not come to the event in iowa. he faced some criticism from him to put just from his opponents are not being there but he was able to avoid being pinned down on the abortion issue the way others who were there, plotting the ban being signed were happening and

of the heel we were promised high speed rail, but so far there is no sign of the coin in latin america starts august 18th on dw, the . this is dw news live from berlin, dozens dead in a bond blast in pakistan. the explosion ripped through a political gathering for a party link to radical islamists, police. a suicide bomber may have carried out the attack. an ultimatum for the crew leaders and these their neighboring west african states, gave the one to one week to give up power and threatened to use force if necessary to supporters attack the french embassy and denounced the former colonial power. also in the show, russia claims ukrainian drones have attacked moscow. strike damage to buildings, not far from the kremlin. ukraine is not commenting the next. spicer, welcome to the program. and we begin with some breaking news. at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more wounded in bond blast. so the political convention in pakistan the explosion took place in har, close to pakistan's border with afghanistan, the bomb went off during a gathering of the show me how to lame a islam f

but its conservative rivals may need far right health to form a government. also coming up, greece is headed for as long as people have on record. tens of thousands are evacuated from the wildfire ravaged island of rhodes, while tourist attractions like the property of space, emergency closers and can vote in voters are voting in an election without much choice. the main opposition is banned, but the countries prime minister seemed intent on handing over power to his son, the narrative in berlin. welcome to the program motors in spain, or heading to the polls today in a snap or general election that could see a significant swing to the right for the country. the conservative opposition people's party have been leading in the polls, but they are likely to fall short on an absolute majority. until recently, the conservatives had promised not to work with the far right box party, but now they're expected to need their boxing the form of government. opposing them are the socialists and a new movement called the called some polls open in the next hour with the fin

how far can new zealand 90 _ break-up. how far can new zealand go in _ break-up.o in the tournament? all the way, i don't know? i reckon top 16 would be great but bring it on. there's a lot of hype here and tomorrow's game is sold out and will be a fantastic event and cannot wait. . ~ , ., fantastic event and cannot wait. . ~ . ., wait. thank you so much for “oininu wait. thank you so much for joining us — wait. thank you so much for joining us and _ wait. thank you so much for joining us and good - wait. thank you so much for joining us and good luck - wait. thank you so much for joining us and good luck to i joining us and good luck to everyone playing. that is it for this edition of newsday. 0f for this edition of newsday. of course a lot more on our website to check that out as well. thank you so much watching the programme. hello there. the full uk forecast in a moment — but first of all, the extreme heat continues to affect parts of the mediterranean. and later on monday, we might actually see one of europe's highest ever temperatures — 48 celsius possible t

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this is also a far eastern practice and very effective.hey also talked about the employment of members, families, military personnel and about specific facilities that will be put in order in the first place and i think that everything that was agreed upon will be fulfilled, the president repeated this twice and once again emphasized the significance of the issues raised. 11 people were rescued during a fire in the north of moscow , one of the apartments in a residential twelve-story building of the people of the publication was on fire, several people had to be evacuated using a lifting mechanism, and several people were injured by it. doctors are helping now. an hour later, the fire was completely extinguished, according to the ministry of emergency situations , two more neighboring apartments suffered from the fire. the state duma adopted a number of laws in the third final reading, and here are just some of the innovations employees of russian companies that work remotely, including those from abroad, will pay personal income tax in th

we've seen the rise of the far— election. we've seen the rise of the far right _ election.n the rise of the far right parties - election. we've seen the rise of the far right parties acrossj of the far right parties across europe including italy, germany and greece and so on. pedro sanchez the prime minister said this is the defeat of the far right party vox. do you agree with his assessment? i right party vox. do you agree with his assessment?- with his assessment? i think it's not completely _ with his assessment? i think it's not completely wrong . it's not completely wrong assessment. the whole campaign of the left has been centred around vox being a party in government and this is the way the left is mobilised its electorate. the selection was 14 may because it was an important defeat for the government in the elections and since then, the main motive of the left has been, let's have an election to rule out the possibility of the far right being part of the government so this has been the central motto of the campaign, somehow they have succeeded with that. the israeli

and we've seen any evidence of that so far as well. we have seen a tax on the, i mean you shouldn't be pull in crime me or yesterday morning or as a night. it is possible that you created would intensify. a tax however, would have to separate what is political reference from an actual military plans. and i think that the military leadership of ukraine knows not to more than about possible attacks as to be able to achieve a strategic surprise. so it remains to be seen what happens. but russia will certainly be on alert. right. that was really a mirror and a military analyst at king's college london. thank you very much for your analysis . the to football now and in the women's world cup, sweeping to have secured a last gas wind over south africa. and the 1st game of the group g in wellington, with the score locked at 11, the land lease that it came sweden's hair when with her game winning to hit her in the last minute. the narrow victory put sweden on top of ruth g. a. had their game against easily on saturday. brazil and argentina or t

and we've seen any evidence of that so far as well. we have seen a tax on the munition, the pool in crimea yesterday morning or as a night. um, it is possible that you created what the intensify of tax, however, would have to separate what is political reference from the actual military plans. and i think that the military leadership of the printer knows not to more than about possible attacks, asked to be able to achieve a strategic surprise. so it remains to be seen what happens. but russia will certainly be on alert. right. that was maria mirror and a military analyst at king's college london. thank you very much for your analysis . brazil and argentina are 2 footballs, most iconic names. but the preparations for the women's world cup in australia and new zealand had been wildly different. come getting all i went to find out why or isn't charles presented to the gold coast reset as i was basing australia was chosen for it's with us, it's always a good location and it's world clause facilities. it is the ideal spring board to a world

i prime minister modi condemnation, that he go far enough?— that he go far enough? don't think it is wise to link _ that he go far enough? i don't think it is wise to link it _ that he go far enough? i don't think it is wise to link it with _ that he go far enough? i don't think it is wise to link it with central - it is wise to link it with central leadership. if we look at india, almost every state has a unique ethnic congregation and in every state what we have seen since the post independence of india over the last 70 years ethnic violence has been a common feature of state politics. so i don't think the central leadership has to be brought here in terms of trying to link it. and i think prime minister modi has already reacted to the situation. as positive sign because we have seen modi has not really spoken to the media and public on these kinds of minders since he came into power 2014. this is one of the occasions where he has spoken. figs 2014. this is one of the occasions where he has spoken.— where he has spoken. as you say state police _ where he has spoken

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this is a trend that we are seeing across the rope for the far right and gaining a lot of space. and that's why probably leaders suggest georgia maloney, the prime minister of easily have given public support to this far right. parking spain. the chocolate spin in particular in that regard, why specifically is the far right getting a foothold in spain. so there might be different factors to take into account, including the economy and the financial crises in 2008. but if we look at why this particular party and game votes and it started they, it was born 10 years ago. and there are 2 factors that we need to take into account . one is the logic of the bottom. on the other one is the beat for independence that had took place in catalonia, in 2017. so these, the party that entered the spanish department in 2019, in the last election, the needs of party, that defense, the addition of values. it oppose this abortion if the policies and game aria, it, or it's very cathartic and it's also strongly unto migration. it also denies the fact that climate change exist, not on the other hand i

some people would access it as far as declining. you know, this is a hopeful sign, but actually what we see is he suggested is that says the right policies need and actually something someplace essential that policies are increasingly minute king the far right to take you douglas like around these, these, these, these, these issues around you know, identity integration and these law both kind of copying the rhetoric, but also, you know, copying that policies. and so there's a way in which the far right way, even if they don't actually waiting to see what i mean. understood, thanks for that inside kind tuscany from chatham house. and we've returned out our top story. west african leaders are meeting in the nigerian capital a boot just to discuss possible economic sanctions on the share after a military coup there earlier this week. that's crossover live now to our correspondence, lisa wilma in law goes to nigeria. lisa, the regional group called eco us as convenient emergency meeting. what can we expect as well, that meeting is ongoi

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so if it's a vision of the people's party does not go far enough and it's where the far right books policy has found the following. the wants of people's policy politician and the best country. it's lead us santiago, all of us go with his own a quickly empty immigration and nationalistic platform as found enough support to and his policy into the 3rd largest political force in the country and a potential coalition partner. this would be the 1st time since the restoration of democracy in the late 19 seventies that spain would have a far right presence in its government and further consolidate a growing hard right presence within the european union. sonya jago, i'll just sarah madrid. ukrainian dryden strikes, of course, a massive explosion of the now munition depot and crime. a regular traffic was suspended in the annex peninsula for there were no reports and casualties. authorities and care say they target is an oil debt by with military warehouses. early this week, the coach bridge lincoln crimea to russia was a test. russian journalist has been killed during shelling in southern ukraine.

e was your decision on the far east mortgage. has already been used by 74,000 families, it has given impetus to the construction industry in 3.5 years , the volume of housing commissioned in the far eastern federal district has doubled to 4.5 million m². the increase in the supply of housing made it possible to contain prices. the growth in the cost of a square meter in the far east during this period was one and a half times lower than the national average. in each trip, without exception, the arctic regions. people asked us questions about the possibility of extending the far eastern mortgage to artek. we worked with anton germanovich. a possible solution and found a mechanism that will attract new developers. in the arctic. more than once, at the same time, the price per square meter will not be dispersed, this is the condition under which a preferential mortgage. under 2% is provided only for new housing in the primary market and at the price of the ministry of construction, dear vladimir vladimirovich, we ask you to support

so the far right box party ahead of the election. but now it's expected that their seats will be needed to form a government opposing them, or the socialist and a new left wing movement called small to and to dig a bit deeper into the story. i'm now drawing by dw reporter lera where we use for the goals level. what are we expecting from today's elections? so elias are on today's results to see whether spiny, ours go for the left or for the right blog. as you said, the polls in the past weeks have said that the right wing main party, they're going to her, but the but the little flyer will lead and we have most of the boats, but they, we for the short to be able to for them. government, in this case, they might need the far right part of the bulk sports. and if this happens, it would be the 1st time that then opened the far right party, gets into power in spain ever seems fransisco frank or the district or died in $9075.00. this is a trend that we are seeing across europe for the far right and gaining a lot of space. and that's why pro

right vox which would bring the far right vox which would bring the far right vox which would bringcoalition government potentially. that has been the tone of the campaign and certainly a lot of uncertainty around today's vote. can certainly a lot of uncertainty around today's vote. can you tell us more about — around today's vote. can you tell us more about the _ around today's vote. can you tell us more about the vox _ around today's vote. can you tell us more about the vox party. - around today's vote. can you tell us more about the vox party. what - around today's vote. can you tell us more about the vox party. what is l around today's vote. can you tell us i more about the vox party. what is on their platform?— their platform? they are a nationalist, _ their platform? they are a nationalist, populist - their platform? they are a i nationalist, populist far-right nationalist, populist far—right party that they are unusual in the european context and that their initial popularity came about six or seven years ago, not because of the classic issues you tend to associate with the f

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i saw the civil war in the far east in the far east.s went to their mother in penza and took me to siberia for a week. so , according to my passport, i was born in penza. in fact , i am close to me. father not only loved the far east, he knew it well, knew the nature of the far east, studied it in general, if he had to write some places, he definitely had to visit these places, he was not a person of secondary impressions, and no matter how far he had to climb up. he would definitely come and get acquainted with the local old-timers. and when he wrote books about kamchatka, about primorye , he, of course, these regions. he studied everything to his father in different ways, different people treated his literary elite, they did not really accept it. although some secretaries write down or treat him with great respect, and some say zadornov is crazy e is not included in any party groupings and does not participate in any mud. they wrote it off for me a long time ago. and i 'll go on a sailing boat spoke from our leaders of the union, the

but despite the victory, as long awaited counter offensive has so far made little progress. at the european union cuts all financial support and security cooperation with new share following a military coup brussels success, it will not recognize the general who has appointed himself defer to leader the next by sir, welcome to the program. and it will begin here in germany, where opponents of the far right a f d party have taken to the streets in the eastern city of mag to book. the populace party is holding his annual congress. there might be a f, d or alternate for germany is currently seeing a surgeon it's approval ratings. reason pulled public support at around 22 percent . second only to the main conservative opposition block the parties. popularity is particularly high in eastern germany because among the demonstrators was a group calling themselves granny's against the rights and the great democratic country. we asked some of the protesters why they have taken to the streets inactive or bodies. me stop me because i don't identify with that and i think you should also

in fact, the point was to invest in him in front of me the property, which was in the far east. met with the governor, but he himself showed the project of this port about this particular port. yes asked you to understand personally what is happening there right now? what projects are they currently engaged in? and the public private partnership, because i met with the fishermen and those. who? yes, you will, you were with me on this trip. yes, you remember with fishermen and colleagues. they asked us to do it. here we have solved all these issues. now we want to see. how is the process going, respectively, investments, including putting things in order there, then, with your permission, i will also talk about this with the fishermen told me to get everything i'll do, because separately. and if you don't mind in chukotka, we leased 530 hectares for the construction of an active mining complex , and about 500 forty hectares for the services of the leningrad region. e, it was transferred for a joint project, while gazprom and rosgaz dobycha, and we transfer a huge amount of infras

oh, so, so far as the roads and then a police car turned simons, go in the police jump town and they face and be sure to see that the hotel and get everybody out to everybody evacuated at the local airport. countless dream holidays become hellish nightmares. stores wait for wait off the island in spite of the general election has ended with no k a when a opinion polls have other votes, suggested a coalition of conservative and far right. parties may on seats the current socialist prime minister pedro assumptions about. they fell short of expectations, and minimum of $176.00 seats are needed for an hour drive majority in spans parliament. but neither the right wing or left wing blocks got enough votes to achieve that spends conserves if popular policy emerged as the largest policy is either says, he will try to assemble of coalition thought he faces an uphill struggle or bean has spoken to the new lead stay as election defense, i don't know, defended ice popular party is celebrating winning the most what. but that's not enough for the public body to form a government on its own. my th

hashtag save the children, both far left and far right exhibited iteration of the style.the professor was mentioning earlier. seeing their entire nation culture or way of life as the primary target of a nefarious against them. often this takes on an apocalyptic tone with the stakes raised to now or never and already inherent distrust in government and a belief that one is morally and intellectually superior to others. it becomes harder for a person of either group to distinguish truth from falsehood and becomes easier for them to believe in increasingly more dangerous conspiracy theories. observing the wellness too far right raises many important questions, particularly scholars and twitter users have wondered whether far right extremists have purposefully adopted new age type language and practices as means of attracting fringe leftists to their cause rather than out of genuine belief. there is most definitely truth behind this idea. as kathleen belew has observed, white power as a movement is built around the ability to understand our mainstream culture is vulnerable an

but nobody seems willing to team up with his party in the far right. and the tears at the rival socialist camp are just as loud socialist prime minister pedro sanchez also declared a victory for the left. the results means that he could claim to power through a jigsaw of alliances. but he would need all of the left wing parties and cut along parties to form a new government. spain has been very clear on the spain and all that citizens to have voted, had been crystal clear, the backward looking block that wanted to roll back all the progress we made over the past 4 years has failed. the sanchez is known as a political survivor and with enough support from his left wing allies. he could very well block the formation of a conservative lead government. the path ahead for new governments in spain is complicated, meaning the country is facing weeks of uncertainty. while the leader of germany's main opposition party has back tracked on comments saying he might be open to working with the far right. attend ativa for dodge land. the alternative for germany at l

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but we already heard the far right ministers and from the far right religious government under prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that they want to continue to push this traditional overall through. now you have to know among the rights being in the ultra nation, and that's always been a resentment against, especially the supreme court that's being seen or described by the supporters of uh, the traditional reforms as being too liberal to a left thing. and those see now the change to the tide is changing in the favor. i mean, you're told to government officials here actually they are saying no, we're now in the government and we have the monday to do so. but having said that, um there are also people, uh, supporters of the could, that's a 5 minutes to send. you mean that's an yahoo, a part of your thing. so the on is about how this is being pushed through. and that there should be a proto consensus when it comes to changing, such important basic nose. right. so this is a part of a series of reforms. i'm once polymer passes and the referral based assets as far as the opponents are conc

as far right back to coalition, as i have to opposition, deputies boycotted the votes. the new lower limits supreme court house and changes divide, judges, us selective opponents of the law. i've been staging mass routers against it for months. a strides to jerusalem. then we join our correspondent, tonya kramer, welcome tanya. talk us through today's votes. no big surprise here. $62.00 is the foundation government, the government under prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the 60 football this. 8 some tension that costs here in the afternoon and that limits the supreme swipe down decisions by the government officials, a team implausible, or on reasonable. now this is just the 1st part of this traditional overhead or resume as the government private. and we expect either to be tossed in some time from now, but we're understanding now it's right in front of the commit to the one of the junction and you can hear things right of a noise. another sentence. so these are the opponents office tradition overhead processing is since the early morning and i don't know if you can see

we opening stages, fairly even, i would sa so far. ~ ~ ., ., ., say so far. _ say so far. we know england cannot afford to lose this _ say so far. we know england cannot afford to lose this one, _ say so far. we know england cannot afford to lose this one, they - say so far. we know england cannot afford to lose this one, they don't i afford to lose this one, they don't have a great record against the aussies, do they?— have a great record against the aussies, do they? they don't, no. if ou no aussies, do they? they don't, no. if you go back — aussies, do they? they don't, no. if you go back all— aussies, do they? they don't, no. if you go back all the _ aussies, do they? they don't, no. if you go back all the way _ aussies, do they? they don't, no. if you go back all the way to _ aussies, do they? they don't, no. if you go back all the way to 2021, - you go back all the way to 2021, thatis you go back all the way to 2021, that is the last time australia lost a one day international in any format. you have to go back to 2016, the last time england beat austra

there is far more retailers per driver there.hich is what we need here. but drivers here need to get a good price and they can download the rac app which has been launched today which will tell them the cheapest prices whenever they are which is far more effective than what we might end up with a few months down the line. an ongoing drought in northern mexico has led to a shortage of sriracha hot sauce. the california—based manufacturer has blamed a shortage of red chilli peppers and lower water levels in the colorado river. the decision to scale back production of the sauce has led to bottles being advertised online for up to one hundred and twenty dollars. that's twenty five times the normal price. hello. we're looking at an unsettled start to the new week. today, broadly speaking, it's a day of sunny spells and showers, although there are some longer spells of rain around, particularly for northern england and across northern areas of scotland where the weather is going to be quite wet today. nevertheless, for many of you, it

after a goal, as far as tough, columbia strode out into the 2nd with confidence. they took the bull by the horns, and in the 50 seconds minutes teen sensation. linda kindly say they've made him off with a friend tastic finish. the 18 year old showed quick feet and skills. it puts the side in front, the colombians well, and truly wearing big game face. germany struggled to make much of their possession, but minutes from full time they were awarded a penalty in the 1890 minutes. captain alec, some of the popes steps up to seemingly cl, a droll bucks. their rivals had other plans in the 7th minutes of time out of don't mind when i've done the augusta nodded into seal as something under the wind to columbia. a powerful head is a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites, and spark, while celebrations that is supported during players including capital. alexandra pop spoke with the w after the match. guys, government, it felt like we didn't have the right timing to get the ball over the line. and especially after the $11.00 equalizer god and not to is nothing nothing. we

we shaimaa, tell us what the reaction has been so far.— has been so far.we are in the fan zone in sydney, just _ has been so far. we are in the fan zone in sydney, just a _ has been so far. we are in the fan zone in sydney, just a few- has been so far. we are in the fan| zone in sydney, just a few seconds before we came on air, denmark created a chance with almost a sure shot that hit the post, and you could feel the collective intake of breath, because that was a real chance for them to score, and i think that has really been the theme in the second half, after launching england ahead without very early goal, you can feel thejubilation and energy in first half, but the mood changed after keira walsh's knee injury, she was carried off on a stretcher and in tears. you could feel the dynamics change a little bit, there were so many chances that england could have scored, they haven't, they are still ahead 1—0, but another goal could really settle the nerves at this point, especially because denmark have been pressing really hard in the second half. so all th

is not as fast and far as it could go.— and far as it could go.g. on that idea i and far as it could go. really| interesting. on that idea that and far as it could go. really i interesting. on that idea that a cease—fire happens and then ukraine is in, what about the argument that is in, what about the argument that is if that were guaranteed, that could act as an incentive for putin to effectively track out this conflict for as long as possible? ads, conflict for as long as possible? a person will drag out the conflict for as— person will drag out the conflict for as long as possible, what nato says is _ for as long as possible, what nato says is neither here or there. of course _ says is neither here or there. of course he — says is neither here or there. of course he wants to drag it out because — course he wants to drag it out because of the hope that president trump _ because of the hope that president trump gets elected in 2024 as president, that is a disaster for nato _ president, that is a disaster for nato and — president, that is a disas

so far, all the news.ll, she was able to communicate with vladimir putin and even sat in the president's chair. during the visit of the head of state to derbent , the girls failed to do this. she burst into tears, and the footage hit the internet about natalya solovyova will tell you how the situation developed further; she does not hold back her joy and is not at all shy, a derisive resident of derbenter. and sad akipova's dream came true. when i left for moscow, they showed me a picture where you are crying. well, i think it’s understandable that, unfortunately, i can’t talk to every person who is standing on the square, but still, your reaction upset me. pavel zarubin’s putin flew the whole country and upset or touched not only the president. well, you wanted to eat to see him, far from seeing him. i have it in while schoolgirl fatima tagirova even managed to take a picture with the president. she did not see vladimir putin even from afar, but i would like to go to the crimea or see him. and today, toge

this is kiev kuibyshevsky not far from the center of shell explosions. famous people were heard.eed, there are hits near the trauma hospital, next to the hospital. vishnevsky has direct hits on houses. here is the result of the arrival of the projectile right in the courtyard of an apartment building and it is immediately clear that it was a fragmentation projectile, because that the fragments flew. right in the direction of the house, and now almost to the upper floor of the defeat, and to spend the plates, though the documents, and we went down, waited out the time after arrival and then went down only the next one went down about 9 pieces, probably there were seven more fragments. what a serious one, that is, the emu pierced right through the windows and a fragment flew in. it even broke through into the bravo apartment here, otherwise the house was two old men 83 85 years old. and this is another arrival here, most likely, the rszo worked. and look almost to the top floor everything is littered with pieces. well, here 's a shell hit directly on one of the apartments, all sign

, ., ,., antony blinken have led us stateside so far. ., ., ,, ., so far.will hear more from you later _ so far. to both of you, we will hear more from you later but _ so far. to both of you, we will hear more from you later but for - so far. to both of you, we will hear more from you later but for now, l more from you later but for now, this is bbc news. time is ticking on the prime minister's pledged to halve inflation by the end of the year, to slow down scoring average prices, when he made that promise inflation had been at over 10% so his target is to get it down to around 5%. richmond in yorkshire is around 5%. richmond in yorkshire is a historic market town and relies on tourism and with household budgets squeezed the people cutting back on things like mini breaks and eating out. , ., , ., things like mini breaks and eating out. , ., , ., out. does not seem to be, our occupancy — out. does not seem to be, our occupancy levels _ out. does not seem to be, our occupancy levels or _ out. does not seem to be, our occupancy levels or anything l out. does n

he didn't go that far. he stepped right up to the line saying he wanted to signle pro-life legislation but he didn't go as far as to commit. other candidates that are pretty antiabortion and people like the former vice president mike pence and former arkansas governor, they both raised band that's happening but they suggested that the place to find more national consensus might be the 15 week band and i think the reason they are saying that is because it bears that out a little bit more. it showed an overwhelming majority of american adults i think something close to 75% support abortion being allowed up to six weeks but later in a pregnancy it does dwindle a little bit. former president trump didn't come to that event and he's faced some criticism from his opponents but he was also kind of able to avoid being pinned down on this issue with the way that others who were there applauding the band being signed and that is something that we have seen over the last few months with support for restrictions that h

but conservative rivals meaning far right health. the form of government also coming to greece is headed for as long as heat wave on record. tens of thousands are evacuated from wild fired, ravage islands of rhodes, while towards the corrections like the crop with space, emergency closures, and rushed to launch a new wave of missiles at ukrainian port, city of adjustment, killing us, a 1000000000, and damaging it's cathedral. the outcomes, hours before the leaders of russia and bella roost, need to discuss the deeper military ties the unintelligible and thanks for joining us. motors in spain, or heading to the polls today in a snap of general election. the could see a significant swing to the right for the country. the conservative opposition people's party has been leading in the polls, but they're likely to fall short of an absolute majority. until recently, the conservatives had promised not to work the far right box party, but now they're expected to need their backing to form a government. opposing them are the socialists and a

so if it's a vision of the people's party does not go far enough. and it's where the far right books policy has found the following. the wants of people's policies, politician in the best country. it's lee, the santiago of us go with his unequivocal, empty immigration and nationalistic platform as found enough to support to and his policy into the 3rd largest political force in the country and a potential coalition partner. this would be the 1st time since the restoration of democracy in the late 19 seventies that spain would have a far right presence in its government and further consolidate a growing hard right presence within the european union. sonya jago algebra madrid . now fox relative, new commerce to spain's political st. but nevertheless, they have positioned themselves as disruptors to the traditional 2 party system. and suddenly they could find themselves if the people's policy does gain a majority. but just shorts of an overall majority that would put them in. so a position of being able to govern. they would need to rely on fox. and th

so what exactly is driving voters to the far right in spain? are the particular issues that are moving them, or is this more a trend because of lower voter turnout? so in this location, it's not that these far right party has more support that it had 4 years ago in 2019 when the last election took place. but probably they will be seen meeker so they will be needed to form a government in this case, the conservative tradition of market, but they are popular. we have to make some concessions towards the right them some of their positions. and this is a party box that is a strongly anti integration. they defend traditional values, cathartic values, they are full of abortion. they are against mari edge and of a people. they are also a party that the nice the existence of climate change. and they are strongly, nationally as they are post am, region still have power. they would like spain to be a more centralized on and country. and they go as far as seeing that they would like to run for independence largest like the ones we have in catalonia and in

after that, i will tell you what has happened so far. much of this intelligentization chain has been completed. intelligentization refers to the fact that if you can calculate the repetitive process correctly and make it intelligent, the speed of these processes will be much faster than in the past, the losses will be reduced, and the costs of implementing this process will be greatly reduced . let me ask you a question. listen to me and see that we are one normally, our daily mail, for example, explains the shipment to a hundred addresses. before smartening and after smartening, if we consider that after the implementation of this, the path that emun post takes to explain these hundred products, we were able to reduce it by 30% by intelligentizing it to reach a hundred points, and then explain the mails there. it plans the smart system so that there are fewer route points and navigation . we need less manpower there is someone who wants to explain the same number of parcels without intelligentization. between 30 and 40% saving in manpow

leaders and appear to be courting the far right. we like the top. the alternative for germany is gaining ground. it's pulling behind the merits a cd. you see su. but the head of chancellor will love schultz, the social democrats, as well as the 2 junior partners and his coalition, the greens and the free democrats. but should main stream parties engage with the d. c before the 2nd and most popular parts. and it's a big problem because they have one elections in the democracy. give one of the 2nd i think talking is always back to the, you know, talking stuff. since like these are terrible, so everything to do with the, the is terrible. i have to say the minutes you, let's, the very, i mean in it takes over the last and 5 after his a by turn and the back clash that followed. the questions are being asked about free drink merits has possession in germany's conservatives going forward to work on. doesn't that the women's world cub? germany's campaign got off to a flyer as they beat competition. the 1st time was morocco, 6 meal in melbourne. end at a tou