say france, the part the the partnership that france has has has been completely useless from from imaliannt of view, if the violence is actually higher is is more serious now than it been, the the death toll now is higher than it has ever been, then of what use is the so-called military partnership with france, so it definitely does make sense that they would look to another option. right and it's so happens that the only other option right now is you know the option lies eastward be that russia or china so i think that's the pragmatic thing to do that's what i would do if i was in the shoes. i really see that they have another option. mali exported 69.3 tons of gold last year, compared to 63.9 tons in 2021. these statistics are an indicator that the interim government led by asimi goita is moving in the right direction. it appears that france is unhappy with this progress and therefore intent on messing up this country. i definitely do agree that france definitely is not happy with that, and the reason. is very simple, um, if for anyone who knows a thing or two about international econom

france can do and has done.med groups from northern mali claim that they captured some parts of this region. this has increased fears of the collapse of a peace deal between the ex-rebels and government forces. meanwhile, united nations mission in mali, minusma is gearing up for a significant milestone as it readies itself for its scheduled withdraw from mali on the 31st of december 2023. the head of minusma recently briefed the un security council on the situation in mali. let's take a listen. parties have adopted diverging positions regard regarding the fate of camps to be uh left by the mission. here the transitional authorities have signaled to the mission that they themselves intend to retake minusma camps following the missions withdrawal. now maly councelled independence day celebration this year after attacks by sergans in the... the country's interim president asimi goita say the anniversary will be celebrated in sobriety following attacks that have left dozens of people dead, what's your take on this d

france medaling in burkina fasso.er, we have shown that when europe is bold and united. 95 million people in the eu are threatened by poverty, there is a broken energy market while the energy and arms industries are making... record profit: last year it seemed that italy was better performing as compared to other industrial economies. in in europe, this year and this quarter, it seems the the opposite. relations between burkina faso and his former colonizer france have continued to warsen since a popular september 2022 military takeover. in the most recent incident, burkina faso's government ordered french embassy's defense atache emmanuel passkier to leave the country due to subversive behavior. many people in burkina faso perceive france's military presence in the country as a failure. ambassadeur d'un ambassadeur c'est... un terroriste, nous vous pas ambassadeur, il n'est pas autorité au burkina à leur. to discuss the escalation of tensions between france and burkina faso, we have contacted abdullatif ahmad, he's a

is looking to attack france.the french airspace ready for such a military attack? continuously and a month and a half has passed, also nothing the communication channel between the military stationed in as well as the french authorities has not happened, their relationship is very tense, each of them has their own demands regarding the issue that you said that france is its own darling , he denied this and said that france does not want to attack niger, it is trying under the banner of the committee west african economy, let france continue its work and pressure the military of this country, of course, ask france to kill itself and complete its old colonialism with a military attack, because it is facing a lot of internal problems, this point should be noted that really considerate regarding the events that happened in africa, the french have since completed the maghreb puzzle . there is really no medicine left for france and france is confused about management in africa. thank you for the number of suarez and ne

say france, the part the the partnership that france has has has been completely useless from from amaliannt of view, if the violence is actually higher is is more serious now than it has ever been, the the death toll now is higher than it has ever been, then of what use is the so-called military partnership with france, so it definitely does make sense that they would look to another option right, and it's so so happens that the only other option right now is you know the option that lies eastward be that russia or china, so i think that's the pragmatic thing to do, that's what i would do if i was in their shoes, i don't. see that they have any other option. malli exported 69.3 tons of gold last year, compared to 63.9 tons in 2021. these statistics are an indicator that the interim government in mali led by asimi goita is moving in the right direction. it appears that france is unhappy with this progress and therefore intent on messing up this country. i definitely do agree that france definitely is not happy with that. and the reason is very simple, um, if for anyone who knows a thing or

advantage of, but how did france do that? well, one of the ways was through what's called the cfa frank, the monetary note, which is nothing short than a country being pillaged. hi, i'm kavad taj, welcome to economic divide. coming up in this program, some of the highlights, the cfa frank, the french way of controlling the monetary system in the countries being colonized, but it undermined democracy and the economy, however, it ensured french colonialism. next, we take a look at france's agenda as another one of the highlights in which uh african underdevelopment was one of the purposes of france visas the respective countries, also. uh forcing reliance on raw material exports and another method was a monopoly on exports and imports, all to the advantage of france, and then the relationship between france and african leaders, complicit and choosing leaders and also french and us control was broken, how did that happen? you had the recent cous which were a form of pushback. africa is going through a political turmoil. just wee

uh, ukrainian pilots are training in france; france does not have f-16 aircraft.this is such an unpleasant wake-up call. do you know how much? klyuchikov is undergoing training and has this information is such information, it is naturally closed. they are trained on several. uh, bases, uh, here in france, alexey yuryevich , some political forces in france are calling on paris to stop pouring money into ukraine, in particular, the movement says this. get up france if i'm not mistaken, and in your opinion, how popular is this opinion among the french and uh, to what extent do you think the government itself is ready to support the kiev regime? well, uh , french society is split on this topic , uh, somewhere in half 50/50, but 1-2%, they are in depending on various public opinion polls, there is indeed a large part of the french population and not just the party. arise france , but also other parties of the so-called legal sense are speaking out. uh, against this crazy crazy spending. e money. uh, when is europe going through difficult economic uh, times? well, uh, t

coercion between two countries, two countries, france and niger, it was france that finally surrendered and with the title of the president of france, he finally surrendered to the demands of the ruling military. niger was discussed and this headline was given, and le monde newspaper also mentioned that france was forced to leave niger and the tension between france and the military ruling the african country of niger is increasing day by day in the discussion of women's parties. marine le pen, the head of the national unity party and mr. macron's main opponent in the presidential election, strongly criticized this position of france, the humiliating position of france , and said that the withdrawal of france from niger in humiliating conditions was a mistake and miscalculations in the foreign policy of france in africa. mrs. le pen called this recent french decision to withdraw the french ambassador and military from niger a misfortune for france because she believes that france has been ruling in africa for decades , mr. jean-luc melanchon, the leader of the french party, surrendered

are the issues and problems that are happening inside france, and that is about the role of france inafrica. as you know , day by day the role of france in niger is like this in burkina faso, it was the same in france, there were places where the french changed the president, they had a lot of power, but now they are losing that power, that 's why i apologize for the promises made by the economic council of africa. barkh had given the possibility of military intervention in niger, and that was a false claim, so france can no longer have its former rule in africa, and the justification of mr. macron's words is this. they deal with it, and by the way, a lot on this topic they emphasize that there are issues and problems that france and mr. macron personally are struggling with internally, and there are many problems, such as the immigration crisis, the inflation issue that we are witnessing in france and europe after the ukraine war, and many other problems. it is possible that if france wants to open another front and have another presence in africa, now it wants to have a military pre

us to witness these events and to be in france and the center of africa.it is good, no matter how many these governments it has shown the body that these aids are always supported by the western countries and the countries that i have always supported and that there is satisfaction for the people of these countries . it is the continent of africa that actually has a very high population and it is decreasing, and on the other hand, the aging of the population in france has caused that it does not have the human resources needed to secure its interests as it did in the previous decades in the west and central africa region. okay, in some of these countries, these days are witnessing the events of the year in 1960, there were some events that suggest this happened, but the french should consider the consequences of modern colonialism, which after the apparent recognition of the independence of a number of these countries , suppressed many of these developments and their own interests are what we are witnessing today. he is living his life, he is not satisfied

, that's a very interesting perspective and that takes us way back to france's colonial as mr. ezekue, this igpn, the inspector responsible for investigating policeman's conduct releaseed annual report on use of force by officers that found last year 30 people died as a result of police action, 22 were shot dead, from those 22, 13 involved cases of someone refusing to comply. with a simple police order, most of them black and arab descent. now there were three such killings the previous year in 2021 and two in 2020. your thoughts on which trajectory is headed? illustrates clearly that the situation is getting worse for people of color, poor and working class people in france, and regard to the french revolution, lot of the uh reforms that came out of the revolution were eventually, returned uh, for example, the abolition of slavery uh was revoked uh in regard to uh the occupation of haiti and france fought a long war to maintain haiti as a colon. they were defeated in 1804. same situation uh with their colonies in africa, algeria, they occupied for over 130 years. on may of 194

we can open the economy of france . i couldn't come and get one-sided contracts at a low cost or for free. it was mentioned that the issue of uranium, which i need as a material and a strategic element , has to be introduced . we can talk about the consequences of these coups this domino coup d'état france in africa, for the french and the international community, we are guided by the fact that france's influence in a region outside the border outside of its own continent is decreasing , which can help to reduce its international power. another such as china and france will be replaced, and the french and chinese have their own motivations to become a superpower. western europe and european countries as independent units against this the country applied and announced that it should find them and also announce to other great powers that it has not gone into isolation and despite being involved in a war like the ukraine war, it can have its presence and expand its influence in other continents and the culture of its own l

france in discriminating against muslims all together. first let me introduce our guests. anthony hall, professor of globalization, lethbridge university joins us from lethbridge. also joining us is fahima mahomet who's a broadcaster and executive coach who joins us from london. welcome to you both. i'll start with you first, anthony hall. uh, the incident, as we understand it, the french government of banning french athletes for wearing the hijab at the paris olympics, now this was the french sports minister has said an explanation from him, he's in favor of a quote strict regime of secularilism applied rigorously in the field of sport, and my question to you aside from your reaction to this is, isn't in itself this stance a form of discrimination? well, discrimination is a tricky word. uh, i think the word that i like to see uh, put front and center is secularization, and certainly islamophobia, now to me, the quintessen of islamophobia was concocting this 911 event, to make it seem that radical muslims, did it because they hated freedo

look at what is happening now that france's foreign policy as well as france's cultural approach to thentinent, many of which have been formed in the form of hidden diplomacy or public diplomacy. rasool has become a kind of flashlight these are not dark, they have been exposed to the judgment of african public opinion, and the american public opinion rejects ice cream . it is not a joke that a coup d'état has finally occurred in niger, and in support of the children of the people of the middle of the street, they are supporting the people in style. and the context does not have a mother, but this shows that there is a common denominator between the people and those who carried out this coup by saying that they do not want france to be present in their country and to become a hidden or open triangle actor and this issue it is vital that it becomes a pattern the overall and partial process will be equal, that is, in the near future , we will witness more african countries following the example of the process of de-franchising, and we will have similar events in other african countries, an

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on that news that i france. thank you for “oining us. on that news that france i france.t france will _ france. thank you forjoining us. on that news that france will end i france. thank you forjoining us. on that news that france will end all. that news that france will end all military co—operation with niger. rishi sunak has been facing mounting criticism over his major change in direction on climate policies. on wednesday, the prime minister announced exemptions and delays to several key green policies. the former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis accused the prime minister of undermining the uk's credibility on climate change. it's a very special contribution, combination of incompetence and cynicism to manage to unite the car industry and the greens against you. and rishi sunak has demonstrated that. why do you say it's cynical? well, because it's very clear that this was the result of the uxbridge byelection and what's happening in the netherlands, where there is a backlash from nativist, rightist, anti—climate policy, segments of the population and a despera

welcome everyone, france has been plagued by nationwide protest against systemic racism and police violence. this comes after another unarmed young man of color was killed by police during routine traffic stop. now paris alone saw over a week of riots against the police killing and controversial law which police have seized upon to specify what protesters are called state violence and summary executions. the controversial law and its consequences for minorities in france is the topic of this episode of your. spotlight join us out for our program is mahmoud international relations expert joining us from pariss and mr. ab researcher and political analyst joining us from detroit michigan gentlemen welcome to the program to our spotlight here to the both of you, i'll start with you mr. ab. uh, we've seen minorities in france sur racism and systemic uh violence by police uh for for years, see muslim citizens, those of african descent, your initial thoughts on how pervasive you think the problem is, and what authorities you feel in france have done to address it? it is pervasive, and according to

, and france will collapse economically in france.what will happen if the defense council of the european defense ministers decides that the french army is giving orders to the day group that they are the secretary of and did not condemn the use in japan, in the face of which france is the political part of the efforts of all the member countries to condemn and besit political them to the extent that to they attacked the meeting. this is a problem because the people in the industry did very well. the first thing is that the ministry of interior will leave. now the court has ordered the expulsion of the french ambassador. at the time he gave, naturally, he opened a thousand tons of new things . he opened the baboons. he acted in cases of illness and strongly in french. the most important issue is how to exclude people from being sanctioned. but sir, support those who expel france . do you think that the anti-colonialism that has been launched in these four countries now and the four countries what are the prospects for africans in thes

france uh, but we need adaptations. well, that sounds like an at least a proposition there, if my homem, if i'm not mistaking, something that perhaps can be contemplated, but when it comes to this french uh president, i believe that it was just years ago when he said, islam is in a crisis, muslims need to be reformed, even the clerics need to go through schooling in order to adhere to the type of islam that the french president and his state thinks should be exercised. in this country, i don't know if he's going to uh stand up for muslims standing up uh against the government in terms of having a budget pass for for them. i mean, what, does the french president not realize what he's saying, and the impression he makes when he says, clerics need to be reformed and islam needs to be reformed. i mean, i'm not going to say that's a blast for me, but that is very offensive, give given a muslim to hear those words. absolutely, it's a... leaf system that has been concupted and at the end of the day it also shows that um it's m

what's up with france? do you have bad news that i, the paris police chief, along with the training services of the ministry of interior, published a shocking report about sexual harassment in public transport in france in 2022 , more than 124,000 complaints of theft and violence, the majority of violence it was sexual in the transport system and public transport includes 24 thousand times a year, which includes all public transport sections of tehran's high-speed trains, buses and subways . it has been sensitive for so many times that we reported that bus drivers were ordered to take women outside the house. the station should also be good. yes, it should have light, but it is good and i can read by myself. i will have to walk less. with mrs. motahari moradian , the area of ​​france has been established. mrs. moradi , peace be upon you and dear viewers. during these recent years, we have had many cases where in france there are restrictions against hijab imposed on women muslims and the prohibitions of enc

welcome everyone, france has been plagued by nationwide protest against systemic racism and police violence. this comes after another unarmed young man of color was killed by police during routine traffic stop. now paris alone saw over a week of riots against the police killing and controversial law which police have seized upon to justify what protesters are calling state violence and summary executions, the controversial law and its consequences for minorities in france, is the topic of this episode of your spotlight. joing us now for our program, is mahmoud rafat, international relations expert joining us from paris. and mr. abimi is ekua, researcher and political analyst joining us from detroit, michigan. gentlemen, welcome to the program to our. spotlight here to the both of you, i'm going to start with you, mr. abikue, um, we've seen minorities in france here screaming racism and systemic uh violence by police uh for you for years, mostly muslim citizens or those of african descent, your initial thoughts on how pervasive you think the problem is, and what authorities you feel in franc

what is this president of france actually doing? the constitution and this action of his is against the constitution, which could be because you know that in europe, according to the statistics, there is no desire and no desire. this increase in hijab can cause so much fear that, as you say, the highest political authority in france comments on wearing the hijab , because by the way, this is also one of the reasons that this development and promotion of islamic thought. and the tendency towards the religion of islam all over the world has this fear in their hearts the politicians of the world and the western governments, and europe in particular, has done this, especially the victories of the shia governments, such as the government of the islamic republic, in the fight against the flow of terrorism in the region . in fact, it has become a superpower and is expanding, and if this trend continues, we will no longer have any place for environmental thinking in our country and among the people, and we will no longer be able to rule ove

france's interactions with niger are definitely not like this, but france has accepted the realitiesof niger . yes, accept the facts of niger at all, from those thoughts that actually want to attack and ask for help from the forces. read about the use of african countries to express their help. i think he ignored the fact that the role of the united states was also very important in this regard . they are not going to help them militarily in this matter . mr. ward entered niger from france in 1800 and this departure is in the 125th year of french presence in this country. basically, why is niger in france? was the length of these years important? you see, france was the last european colonizer who had a military force on the african continent. and this can be attributed to the good activist that no european colonialist has a military force in the african continent after one attempt, but what is very important for the french is the matter of uranium and plutonium that the country of niger has. they directly supply 50% of the uranium they need for nuclear fuel in their reactors from ni

and why does france have the most muslims in europe? i mean, the fact is, this is real. really deeply rooted in history with algeria, especially, and there was a point at which france actually treated algeria as part of france, and essentially demean the the human rights and citizenship of indigenous algerians who are mostly muslims, so this oppression of muslims, is very deep rooted, it's part of a... approach to the to the max um where you become without principles, without ethics, without values, without respect for the rule of law and such, so uh, this has to be confronted the the the depth of this. well, the confrontation comes with gear, by gear, mean the type of gear the muslims were, and fahim, that findings that reported in this or that i just... related in this report that was done on islamophobia in europe of which france was the case study, one of things uh regarding employment it said if you are a muslim woman uh wearing head scarf, you have a 1%, 1% chance of finding emempts, why is this muslim gear so much a thorn or a pi

now uh, this word secularization, we're talking about france here, france has a little something called the french revolution in 1789, which was largely about secularization, overthrowing the divine right of monarchs and the clergy, and so uh, west has developed this, some see the communist revolution as a sort of outgrow of the french revolution, and the communist revolution was about secularization, materialism, that the main way that humans define and negotiate their relationships has to do with economics and material relations, so this secularization that is uh, being demonstrated here and the obsessions of those who want to take it. uh beyond the point of uh respecting fellow human beings, but imposing some kind of doctriner uh principle that they believe in uh in terms of dress or how you do schooling or what you wear at the olympics, all of that is uh uh we need to put this in context. well thanks for putting into context, but i'm going to take the context background info that you gave to us, which is really appreciated and put it uh much more clear to youd in terms of uh let's s

we saw in the short news that the president of france warned female students not to wear hijabs. the film should have other dimensions, so i can talk about it with mr. mohsen ahmadi, an expert on world affairs. islam, mr. ahmadi, greetings to you, it is my first year, can you interpret these statements in line with islamophobia or anti-islamism of france, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings to the great work and everyone right now, my dear, and condolences on the occasion of arbaeen sayyid and salar of the martyrs and category islamophobia is a good word which actually indicates the issue of racism and xenophobia, and this issue of roma in events such as the attacks of september 11, the formation of the taliban , the formation of isis, and then the terrorist attacks that were carried out in europe later, we see this, well , everyone knows that in fact this was planned by the european governments themselves and it was done in france for several years that the issue of combating islamophobia is actually the issue of combating islamic thoughts and

the united kingdom and france _ europe. the united kingdom and france are — europe.and your country has never— tradition, and your country has never been _ tradition, and your country has never been invaded, well, except for william _ never been invaded, well, except for william the _ never been invaded, well, except for william the conqueror, who was a french— william the conqueror, who was a french before his time. and the united — french before his time. and the united kingdom and france have had many— united kingdom and france have had many challenges, but have always respected — many challenges, but have always respected one another, since the entente — respected one another, since the entente cordial, almost 120 years ago. _ entente cordial, almost 120 years ago. we _ entente cordial, almost 120 years ago, we have stood together side by side. ago, we have stood together side by side 0ur— ago, we have stood together side by side. 0ur nations are faithful to their— side. 0ur nations are faithful to their vocation and have provided support— their vocation and have

coups are considered a vital threat to france. it is extremely negative for the french economy, it is called a coup, but it is more like a protest against the presence of the occupier, that is by the military, which has western presidents who have the support of the people of their country. we want to be our own massoud , let it be easy. let us leave our country, let hossein rouhani, the representative of various radio and television news agencies , talk to you about the topic that has been devoted to tonight's special news discussion and the brief increase of french in african countries, but before that, let's talk about the history of france's presence and also french soldiers in african countries and the causes and factors that we want to understand during the conversation, i would like to tell you about the various developments in the african continent , especially the countries that experienced the black pension of france. if we consider the year 1924, then to this day, 500 years have passed since the presence of france in th

how does the abaya violate the secular rules of france?> because it has acquired a religious dimension. it's not initially religious. even the the museum council says it's not religious dress. but it has acquired a religious dimension, because it is worn exclusively or most exclusively by young muslim girls. folly: but who defines? isn't it the role of religious authorities to define whether a garment represents a religion or not? here in this case the muslim council as you said has said that the abaya is tied to arab culture, but is misrepresented as a muslim religious sign. that it isn't in fact a muslim religious sign. so who decides what's a religious sign? >> themselves, because they see it as an attack on islam and muslim women. folly: okay. let me ask loubna for her thoughts before i bring rainbow into the conversation. just respond to what jack has just said, before i bring in rainbow to the conversation. >> i find that super funny. i think he never talked to any muslim woman, because as a woman, i never saw abaya as an islamic sta

i will talk to france. done the hospital emergency, this time the victim was a german tourist who was an advice to the children and had been in france in the timing . not long ago, he did not forget that the father of a family lost himself due to the negligence of his emergency that the amc tv channel france a report of yes yes, this report is ready. now we can see the report of the network to france. upload 32.3. we still do not know what happened after the death of his father, jean-francois petronol, and we are also looking for the cause of the negligence of the marjan nuclear medical emergency center. we got it. these are professional people who caused my father to die at home. what i did was horrible . what happened to my father? what happened? he is spending his vacation at home. he feels that he has a history of leukemia . around 8:45 pm, his wife for the first time he called the emergency doctor, but it didn't work. the symptoms of a more recent disease showed themselves. you couldn't breathe anymore

earlier in our news review program we took a closer look at the issue of police violence in france.m and police brutality. so it's important for us to be here today because i think we need to remind france the french state that there is racism here. the whole world knows it, everyone knows that there is. which says that there is no racism. i think we really need to mobilize to denounce everything that is happening and in particular this systemic. racism and this police violence too, which is only getting worse with the complicity of the state. the protest was also held in other cities across france. in paris demonstrators called for an end to what they described as the state violence. the protest also saw some clashes between demonstrators and police forces and what the french interior minister called unacceptable violence. the nationwide protest game almost three months after the point blank killing of a youth by a policeman that sparked over a week of violent protest in paris and elsewhere. is a publisher at africa briefing who joins us from london, we also have barry golsman who'

in france. in new studies published about violent deaths between couples, the death of 118 women was reported in 2022. that these women were killed by their current or ex-husbands. this study points to a sharp increase in the act of rape among couples . this issue was announced in 366 cases last year, in which women were targeted in 267 cases . the head of the national union against france in response to this report, he said that women have been shouting for years we don't hear their voices and this situation is really worrying . after two weeks, the police in the state of ohio, america , released the images of the shooting of a pregnant woman of color. shot and instead of them, the death of this 21 -year-old woman happened due to disobeying the police order to get out of the car. the woman died in the hospital after being shot by the police. the doctors failed to save the life of the baby. the release of this video in america is a wave of from the performance of the police according to statisti

and in france, we have jacques reland. warm welcome to you all and thank you so much for joining us today on "inside story". from your vantage point, does this initiative by algeria to end the crisis in niger have a chance at succeeding? do you think the coup leaders in niger would welcome algeria's plan? kabir: thank you, from the side of ecowas, it appears that this is an opportunity. since the july 26 coup, ecowas attempted to find a solution to restore democratic constitutional order in niger, it has failed. it is looking week. the last statement that came out of the chairman of the ecowas commission, indicated that they would not -- would contemplate a form of transition. if algeria is coming up with this shorter period, then the one that was put forward by the junta, it is likely that ecowas would listen to this. there are several determinants that would be a play. the position that the chairman of ecowas, the insistence on a military intervention, and the fact that the junta has consistently not proven to be trustwo

operatives in occupied france. so the gestapo and the sick or einsteins and the ss who they were, they executed her at ravensbrÜck concentrate in camp. the british made a nice movie about her in 1958 and it's called carve her name with meaning on a monument and i would recommend it. it's a little dated, yes, but gives you what the hair is a german word or high. the spirit of the times. much better than a movie made today think would do. the next hero. is a ladhas an american mother from new mexico and her father is india and noor side of the family.hrough her and she, like violet sabol, was five foot four and she was this mrs. violet sabgically on, her second night drop int occupied france and again, you get in an airplane on a darked airfield somewhere in england. they fly you over the channel. you don't know if you're going to get shot down. then they drop you over a darkened somewhere in france and you hope to god you're going to get friends at the bottom of that drop. she did, but one of them wasn't a friend. o

are prohibited in france.ou know , in france, all citizens who have a french passport are french. there is no division into ethnic minorities into national minorities. everyone is french. everyone speaks french. muslims are christians, but france is a secular country , nobody keeps count of how many muslims and how many christians it is a personal matter for everyone, and such connotations on television in france are unacceptable in the press. crime is mostly muslims or arabs or blacks eh in france there is social tension between eh neighborhoods that are poor not not wealthy where people live who do not have a job or have some kind of irregular work eh of course if you look at well let's say color their skin is mostly not white. there are indeed people living there who are french but whose parents or grandfathers came from the countries of north africa or from equatorial africa. but again, this is not allowed discuss on television or in the press, there is no such discussion that crime in our country is conne

anyway, france.s i said , he did not leave a good memory of himself for those people, it is the right time for the french politicians to reconsider their own procedure and behavior towards these people. you see , many countries are colonizing, but this is the region of west africa that is actually witnessing changes in it these days once upon a time, the french called it french west, french west africa or french west africa. see, it means to treat these people so selfishly. which includes exactly these countries in which these developments are taking place, and i definitely believe that the role of other actors such as china, even the role of the islamic republic of iran in the not-so-distant future, can be very influential in this. mr. baaz, mr. taskhiri , thank you for appearing in today's world. the use of virtual space is restricted for french students. following the escalation of tensions due to the harassment of students in france, the government plans to apply more control over the use of cybe

before that, coups against france in burkina faso and mali were successful. let's discuss the latest situation in africa and various movements with france. i would like to say hello to mr. bahadur noukandeh, an expert on african issues. have a good time. for now, my colleagues and i, who follow the international news , are very interesting. there are still consequences of the collapse of the previous government niger continued, the government fell in the ninth step , now chad has become the scene of protests against the french military presence. what do you think the events of the last two months have in common, that the moon is facing a domino? from these countries, the happiness of the people and the declaration of the satisfaction of the african people from these fertilizers can be called the revolution of the revolution in central africa. the reason is that you do not consider the military action against the government and the removal of the government as a coup . they started to show happiness and show that i can make a coup in the name of the revolution

they went to france to face the support of the people. earlier , there were coups against france in burkina faso and mali. now, to check the latest situation in africa and various movements against france , i am talking to mr. bahadur noukandeh, an expert on african issues. greetings. my colleagues and i share the news we are following the international community. it is very interesting that we are witnessing domino -like incidents in africa. in all of them, the goal is to overthrow the governments affiliated to france . the consequences of the collapse of the previous government in niger were still ongoing, and the government of gawane fell. now chad is the scene of protests against the presence of the french military. considering the events of the last two months, what are the common areas that we are facing a domino? the revolution in africa is the reason for the centralization of these fields you do not consider the military action against the government and the removal of the government as a coup , the people's wing continued to supp

according to france's baf network.hilip paxson, who died in a car accident in northern california, to return to khana trusted the route suggested by google map and gps advised him to cross a bridge on the way, but this bridge had collapsed 9 years ago, due to which his car fell into the water and in this accident after this incident, paxson's family sued google maps, and according to the recently leaked information, the united states is supplying the alleged sources of canada in the accusation against india. this was reported by xinhua news agency and concluded that the united states played a role in the dispute between diplomatic and india. the issue that the american ambassador in india has admitted to is effective, the relevant information this assassination between the partners of the five eyes was rejected by the intelligence alliance between the five countries of new zealand, america, australia, england and canada, which was the basis of the canadian prime minister's statements . at the same time, the new york ti

a real rugby capital and france and it is - and france and it is everywhere.know this will be the most watched and engaged rugby of involved time this would be the most competitive world cup ever and are generally more teams i can make the knockout stage and get to the knockout stage and get to the final and ultimately wind up the final and ultimately wind up and we've ever had before. and the six nations champion rank the top team in the world and thousands of locals welcomed them in their base and tour this week. we welcomed them in their base and tour this week.— tour this week. we been working on the last _ tour this week. we been working on the last four years _ tour this week. we been working on the last four years and - tour this week. we been working on the last four years and it - on the last four years and it is finally— on the last four years and it is finally here and we are embracing the nerves and got to play our— embracing the nerves and got to play our best. embracing the nerves and got to play our best-— play our best. kicking off the campaign

let's go to france to look at those pictures of king charles who is on the last day of his visit to france, he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he hasjust arrived he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he has just arrived at a forest. and this is a particularly interesting forest because it is where they are learning about the impact of climate change on trees so he has had a very busy day there today in bordeaux, i think it is one of his fourth engagements of the day. after this, he is then going to go on to a vineyard which is totally sustainable, it has horse—drawn carriages, it does all sorts of things to look after the planet, fully organic, it produces solar energy and develops carbon capture so of course this is an issue very close to the heart of king charles, he has been pursuing pushing these ideas for decades, of course, so today has been very much about looking after the planet and this was it in bordeaux, all about seeing the area where they are focusing on this the most, this forest where he's at now he has just arrived and then later on go

this comparison in france remains a very common critique — france remains a very common critique thatstitution of the french republic often _ constitution of the french republic often described as an criticised as an article — often described as an criticised as an article for the exceptional powers— an article for the exceptional powers that is concentrated in the hands _ powers that is concentrated in the hands of— powers that is concentrated in the hands of the president of the french republic _ hands of the president of the french republic. so there is a sense that macron— republic. so there is a sense that macron has— republic. so there is a sense that macron has been using and probably abusing _ macron has been using and probably abusing this without the assent of parliament and this was typically the case — parliament and this was typically the case during the pension reform. might _ the case during the pension reform. might thank you very much. stand by for us _ might thank you very much. stand by for us if— might thank you very much. stand by for us if you — might thank you v

of france as welt _ france and the president of france as well.erest to move forward on these kinds of— interest to move forward on these kinds of issues. let interest to move forward on these kinds of issues.— interest to move forward on these kinds of issues. let me 'ust ask you about that issue. h kinds of issues. let me 'ust ask you about that issue. we _ kinds of issues. let me just ask you about that issue. we cannot - kinds of issues. let me just ask you about that issue. we cannot ignore | about that issue. we cannot ignore now. you have raised of course, climate change. you have an extension, i suppose, climate change. you have an extension, isuppose, of climate change. you have an extension, i suppose, of uk soft power out there on a global stage, talking about the importance of sustainable development and climate change. that does not seem to quite marry up with rishi sunak's announcement back home today. from a demonic point of view, how do you judge that? == demonic point of view, how do you judge that?— judge that? -- diplomatic. i t

in relation to france, but what exists in cows in relation to france is that they, who are actually puppets and attributed to them , treat the people very badly. they made these similarities and the common belief about the type of performance france can be a permanent source of information about issues. there have been long drawn out wars between the north and south and these differences still exist , but because it is a commonality that the people of the north of the fourteenth south of the challenge have a lot of hatred and pessimism towards the french, naturally in the case that a soldier was killed and the end of the matter is beyond what we can in the world in the feelings to be very detailed . he has ruled for 30 years, which is similar to mr. ali baba metalli to repeat, the french are now ready to issue orders to their forces to launch a coup against france. of course, the children have arrived and france is ready to leave. newly, the americans are worried about launching or ousting ali, like me, plans have been made to prevent a coup from happening. again , we don't have any

i'm actually pushing france out.ot only china, yes, which everyone is talking about there, but russia is there to some extent, but uh the united states uh hmm, that is , germany even in some way, well , it intercepts in many ways, that is, some circuits that were previously closed to france . they have now become european. yes, that is, the significant role of the eu structures, that is, yes, it is gradually coming. yes, just the departure of france. that is, uh, this is such a decade, a process that lasts. we are just watching another phase of it know how uh snow in april. yes, in early april, snowdrifts lie, and after 2 weeks already some kind of dirty heap, it seems that there was no risk of collapse , this is happening with france. pure economic, well, i'll tell you, so at the beginning of the 2000s, that means 10% of all, uh, the turnover of the entire sugar trade, it was france, it was 2000. now it is less than 5%. and china has 17. here are the numbers that speak for themselves about it. uh, you see, the frenc