, a plus besoin de la france au burkina faso, la france... says it is reviewing its military presenceca and the french army is setting up an africa command for the continent. now mr. adib, what in your opinion hasn't hesitated this move by france? quite obviously uh the french seem to be losing steam in africa. this is in the wake of the military takeovers in mali, burkina faso and niger. we've had the french league. mali, we've had them leave uh niger as well. um, we have continuously seen deteriation in relations between france and their former colonies with russia stepping in to fill the vacuum. we have also seen a deterioration in trust and confidence uh between these former colonies and the french government. and there's been a lot of artis. nations treaded against each other, and so i am not surprised that the french are relooking at their strategy in africa, which i must say hasn't really been working well for them. by the end of 2024, france plans to sign agreements with the authorities of number of former french colonies on their associated participation in the african comman

et donner son amour de la patrie à une patrie étrangère, en france parce qu'on vit en france on doitmaire des només? oui, l'islamophobie n'est qu'un masque du racisme, il fonctionne exactement de la même manière, l'idée c'est toujours de stigmatiser des populations qui sont perçus comme différentes, on construit différence pour pouvoir. créer des clivages de la société, simplement on met des mots différents avec le temps sur cette différence et c'est vrai que pendant très longtemps différence elle se fait sur la question de la nationalité, il a les français et les non français. les français par exemple les algériens, les français et les marocains et avec le temps puisque les populations originaires du d'algérie, du maroc et cetera étaient française, a trouvé, disons les dominants, les élites dominantes, ont trouvé, ont inventé consciemment ou non, d'autres termes, d'autres mots qu'ils ont pu plaquer sur ces populations, perçu toujours comme différente alors qu'elles avaient maintenant la même nationalité, et c'est pour ça que l'islamophobie est né très clairement au milieu des années

et donner son amour de la patrie à une patrie étrangère en france parce qu'on vit en france on doitte différence et c'est vrai que pendant très longtemps différence elle se fait sur la question de la nationalité, il a les français et les non français, les français par exemple les algériens, les français et les marocains et avec le temps puisque les populations originaires du d'algérie, du maroc et cetera étaient française, a trouvé, disons les dominants, les élites dominantes ont trouvé ont... inventé consciemment ou non, d'autres termes, d'autres mots qu'ils ont pu plaquer sur ces populations perçu toujours comme différentes alors qu'elles avaient maintenant la même nationalité, et c'est pour ça que l'islamophobie est né très clairement au milieu des années. 80 au moment où il a eu un intérêt particulier des médias et des responsables politiques pour ce qu'on a appelé les français de deuxème génération ou ce qu'on appelle les beurs, c'est qu'à partir du moment où il y avait des gens arabes, français, l'islam a été étrangement mis sur le devant de la scène pour montrer que ces gens

france. franc is fighting back after being kicked out of several african countries. will the new scrumble for africa by paris succeed? to talk about sudan rejecting the us led talks, we have contacted donald dayer. he is the chief executive officer at the panafrican lawyers union. and for more insight on france in fresh scrumble for africa, we have contacted adib sim. he is the executive director at the jk center for human security and peace building, he's also security analyst, this is africa today and i'm mubarak kenya, stay with us, the people of sudan are enduring their 16th consecutive month of war with no and... said, so why is sudan engulfed in the current war that started on the 15th of april 2023? the power struggle between sudan's army chief, he is also the president of the transitional sovereign council, abdul fatih burhan and the rapid support forces commander muhammad hamdan dalgalo was the genesis of the war of attrition in this third largest country in africa. now as fighting rages, there is widespread disease and hunger as staggering 26 million people

for many years this west african country was a client state of its former colonial power, france, however, since coming to power in a september 2022, burkina faso's revolutionary government has pulled away from france. now the government led by president ibrahim chaure has kicked out french troops, suspended several french media outlets and established stronger tires with russia. burkina faso is a country clearly on path towards true independence. now elsewhere, nigeria has fined us tech giant meta $220 million dollars for violating its local consumer data protection and privacy laws in relation to his. media networks, facebook, instagram and whatsapp. the penalty was slammed on the company after three years of intensive investigations. now is the abuse of market dominance by western tech firms such as meta, new form of colonialism in africa? hello, i'm bararak and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on burkina fasso's quest for true independence amid efforts by france to destabilize this west african nation. in the second segment of our program we shall. about nigeria's histo

france in fresh scramble for africa. this is for palestine, in today's show we'll be profiling the new leader of hamas after the previous leader ismael hania was assassinated by the zinist entity on the 31st of july. sinwar was of course one of the thousand who are uh released by designs. in exchange for a single idf prisoner, which is called uh gilad shelit, and so that uh is very much at the forefront of what the strategy was. yahya sinwar is in a totally different category to many other hamas political leaders, he never abandoned the idea of the total liberation of palestine, and he never joined in with the regime change operation in syria. over the last few years, france has rapidly lost its influence in africa after several countries rejected the negative influence of their former colonial master. african nations are saying. they've had enough of french looting of their natural resources. there are many examples of how france has planted africa's resources. let's take an example of uranium. france relies heavily on

france in fresh scramble for africa. in today's show. will be setting out the measures that must be taken to challenge zionism and ultimately destroy it as an ideology that currently holds sway over the british, european and american political establishment. i think anti-zionamism is becoming more and more um an integral part of the palestine solidarity movement. i mean, for many of us it always has been, but there's you know been sort of like confusion that doesn't exist anymore, like the idea that um, you know, you could support two-state solution and support anti-zionism at the same time. um, which is, false, max antisign is say saying, we want much more than fire, we want much more than peace, we want the the total decolonization of palestine, which means of course removing the zinest entity, and and it means in terms of it being maximalist, we want not just the removal of the zionist entity in palestine, we want the decommissioning of the zionist movement all over the world. over the last few years, france has rapid

et donner son amour de la patrie à une patrie étrangère en france parce qu'on vit en france on doitcueille, donc s'ils se sentent français, s'ils sont français qui se sentent français bien il a aucun problème, en revanche si ils se sentent plus algériens que français, je crois que leur présence ici n'est pas souhaitable, est-ce que vous pensez que vous allez être bientôt le maire? oui. "l'islamophobie n'est qu'un masque du racisme, il fonctionne exactement de la même manière, l'idée c'est toujours de stigmatiser des populations qui sont perçues comme différentes, on construit différence pour pouvoir créer des clivages de la société, simplement on met des mots différents avec le temps sur cette différence et c'est vrai que..." pendant très longtemps, différence elle se fait sur la question de la nationalité, il a les français et les non français, les français par exemple, les algériens, les français et les marocains et avec le temps puisque les populations originaires d'algérie, du maroc et cetera étaient française, a trouvé disons les dominants, les élites dominantes ont trouvé, ont

, i say again, in france it is not that it is unpopular, little known, in especially powerful circlesircles of french politicians , political, financial establishment, no, it, it, it is no commotion, but regarding the transfer of business, yes , this was one of the calls, because there was an initiative, first of all... there was an initiative by dorov and his entourage, which is here, in particular abramovich in france, this was before the full-scale attack of russian troops on ukraine, so that then in general, macron called on all such e-e businesses that are out there, well, let's say modern ones, that is, those that are developing, let's call it that way the transfer is transferred, not to paris, but to france, he provided, that is, the macron government, his... his policy was aimed at spreading such a circle of people who are transferred , well, let's say, from ireland to france, this did not happen and did not happen not only to health, but to many other businesses, then the policy was changed, because first a positive proposal, and then appropriate actions, so i will also remin

not a question of france against dorf or europe against telegram. one issue could be that the americans, considering that they are on the eve of the elections , want to prepare the conditions so that they don't have any problems. they have a similar relationship with tik tok it is interesting that they said so. you know that the story goes beyond the laws of france and the application of the laws . there are other motives involved in this story. yes , this is the case. this situation exists because i don't think that france will come without the coordination and consent of the united states. do something like this because this is a the incident of an individual is not an isolated incident. we have seen that westerners had other encounters with social networks, and now telegram , as you said , fully complied with the european guidelines and acted according to them , and now we have to see that image. give him the bigger one look let's say that networks like telegram, tik tok and similar are very influential because they expose a series of content, we

france has always had a special. attitude to africa, on the one hand, france gave many, many states thate former colonies independence, but nevertheless, retained a special interest in these countries from an economic point of view. france has always maintained good relations with the local aristocracy. the african population, unfortunately, has not come to its own. they are told by african countries, we do not want this anymore, and we see that this story has been going on for quite a long time, and of course he is responsible for this, because he did not understand the reality, did not understand the situation on the african continent. mr. mirkovic, the situation looks as if moscow is doing in africa the same thing that washington did in the post-soviet space, a change of regime followed by the deployment of political, economic and military forces. i think that russia respects the interests of african peoples more than the west did. and it invests more in ensuring their prosperity. the second point of your question, will there be an exchange? i think that an attempt will be produced be

is a he's going to two powerhouses of the eu, germany france?— eu, germany france?eu, germany france? is a very interesting point that reflects i eu, germany france? is a very i interesting point that reflects an outdated view of the eu, that means dealing with berlin and paris, which is a view entrenched in london, but it�*s not actually the case where it stretches to the east and poland and also the east... and while this reflects a desire to reset traditional relationships, i think the uk would benefit from a reset towards the east and the north. thank you for your analysis. you are watching bbc news. the launch of four civilians on a privately chartered spaceflight — featuring the first commercial spacewalk — has been delayed for a third time this week. billionaire commander, jared isaacman and his team were due to blast off on the polaris dawn today, but the weather has conspired against them. cady coleman — a former nasa astronaut — told us more about these delays. i think they�*re hard, and is hard. you have to get everything right. i myself had seven delays

has anyone in france heard of this at all? just got curious, because the russians lie so much, so i decided to ask you first of all, mr. andriy, did anyone in france hear that such a new normandy nemet has appeared and will shoot uavs in ukraine from the territory of the russian federation? well. i have not heard and of course, i have not monitored the french mass media now, so to speak, the second tier, those that are somewhere on the edge of visibility, but anyway the official media are busy right now, of course, this is the olympics, the closing of the olympics, and if there is any international information, then it is primarily the situation with the exchange rate breakthrough, and it is being discussed, this is the main subject... studying the situation in russia's war against ukraine, if you look at it from this overview, but one thing is known, well, well, well, there is no shortage of freaks, and in france, where, according to various sources, there are around 800,000 people from the former soviet union, well, it is tr

air france and its subsidiary transavia france have cancelled flights to beirut until at least thursdayp — which includes austrian airlines and swiss — is avoiding tel aviv, tehran, beirut and amman until at least august the 21st. it added that it would avoid using iranian and iraqi airspace until the same date. there's been another reprieve today for one of china's largest property developers — kaisa group holdings — for now at least. a hong kong court has adjoured the hearing into the developer's liquidation until the ninth september — the second adjournment in three months. kaisa now has four weeks to come up with a debt restructuring plan. the company was sued by its creditors in 2021 after defaulting on its repayments and has since been struggling to come up with a way to restructure its debt. a new report by the international labour organization suggests global youth unemployment is at its lowest level for 15 years. but the un agency also reports that some regions have not recovered from the impact of covid—19. the ilo says that for young people in the arab states, east asia, and

the media write that pavel even has another name in france. his naturalization in france, although prestigious, nevertheless caused surprise among some, the procedure for naturalization of an outstanding foreigner is in fact opaque, it is carried out according to initiative of the minister of foreign affairs and should benefit the french-speaking foreigner who, with his outstanding actions , is helping to increase france's influence, but the headquarters of telegram, although devoid of employees, is located in... the country of durov's choice and it was already so at the time of his naturalization, the messaging company, which has no offices of legal representation and does not pay taxes in france, chose the united states for its ipo. durov himself, finally, has no family ties in france, as lemde's investigation showed in 2023. if we believe the french media, pavel durov also has a third passport sept., there. gold passports were in use, such citizenship could cost 250,000 euros, at least this is what the french media insist on, but in france,

first of all, because the economy of france, the energy of france is nuclear energy, france is verypendent on uranium supplies, a large some of the uranium that was supplied to france was mined in uranium mines in... this is the flight, they were forced out of there because they were not ready for the emergence of another major player, they relaxed by and large, well, and short-sightedness there, everything in a complex, eh. but this does not mean that they do not have the strength to continue this game, they will gather their strength, in general, we still have some work to do with them, here vadim frantich, tell me, please, could there be some kind of agreement in the future, and a certain exchange, africa, ukraine, some certain relationship, that is, the sphere of interests is obvious, we are talking about a model that, in general... donald trump offers something openly and closedly, this is the so -called big deal, a big deal on the division of spheres of influence, what, by the way, medvedev, dmitry anatolyevich, the future president after the five-day war in south ossetia form

france, first of all, because the economy of france, the energy of france is nuclear energy, france isery dependent on uranium supplies, most of the uranium that was supplied to france was mined precisely in uranium mines on the border of mali and niger. and tell me please, andrei viktorovich, can we trace the connection between france's flight from africa and the rather aggressive rhetoric that has appeared recently in relation to the russian federation of the entire soviet state. no, well , there is certainly a connection, these are interrelated factors. among other things, flight can be disguised in different ways. there is a saying: exhausting the enemy by running. this is what flight is. they were forced out of there because they they were not ready for the emergence of another major player, relaxed by and large, and there is also a lack of foresight, everything in a complex. but this does not mean that they do not have the strength to continue this game, they will gather their strength, in general, we still have some work to do with them. vadim frantsovich, please tell me, could

why do they prefer to beat in france?n russia, actually, they more or less pitied him when, as you remember, he tried to set fire to the building, if my memory serves me right, central in france, then he was immediately given a term, if in russia, for example, there are public organizations that monitor the status of prisoners, then in france such organizations have no influence in principle, no one has anything to do with such public organizations. they will not show people staying in correctional institutions, even if a person has been diagnosed with certain injuries by a doctor, no, you do not have the right to be on the territory of a restricted facility. the problem of keeping prisoners in prisons so seriously that it is still difficult to hide it, in the annual report of the inspector general of places of detention of the fifth republic, of course nothing will be said about the beating of prisoners by police officers, do not tari information, there are so many kolops that they bite and leave scars on prisoners, if y

air france and its subsidiary transavia france have cancelled flights to beirut until at least thursdayh includes austrian airlines and swiss — is avoiding tel aviv, tehran, beirut and amman until at least august the 21st. it added that it would avoid using iranian and iraqi airspace until the same date. the british telecoms giant bt group is having a change of ownership. the company controlled by french billionaire patrick drahi is selling its 24.5% stake to a company run by indian billionaire sunil bharti mittal for about $4 billion. bharti enterprises operates in 17 countries and says it has no intention of trying to buy the rest of bt group. the company is in the process of investing billions to upgrade the uk's broadband infrastructure. the rate of unemployment amongst young people around the world has fallen to a 15 year low according to the un's international labour organisation. it says that 13% of 15 to 2a year olds — which amounts to 65 million people — are not in employment, education or training has fallen and warns that number is a cause for concern. however there is an une

leon marchand of france is a superhero! it is marchand of france is a superhero!chand of france is a superhero! it is a gold medal for toby- marchand of france is a superhero! | it is a gold medal for toby roberts! great _ it is a gold medal for toby roberts! great britain take the olympic gold! # when you are away, i will remember how you kissed me # keely hodgkinson gets the gold! gold for great _ keely hodgkinson gets the gold! gold for great britain! # _ for great britain! # waits for me to come home # hello there. it's been a very warm day today for all of us, but tomorrow some parts of the country could get even hotter. and i'll show you where in a moment. it won't be for northern areas, because here tonight and tomorrow morning we've got the threat of heavy rain, thunder, lightning and even some large hail that could bring some disruption. further south, where it's going to be dry, well, this is where we've got the core of the heat and high humidity. and tomorrow afternoon in cambridgeshire, perhaps, temperatures could reach 35 degrees. that'll easily be th

to be anti-immigrant, traditionally in france was to be right-wing. to be anti-muslim, l'islamophobie n'est qu'un masque du racisme, il fonctionne exactement de la même manière, moi je connais pas aucun parti en france qui n'a pas. position à un moment donné contre l'islam, il a aucun parti en france qui va accepter que vous portiez un foulard dans un lieu public, l'islamophobie en france provient pour la l'écrasante. majorité d'un discours médiatique et politique qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman et de l'islam mais qui ne correspond absolument pas à la réalité. it's not a problem of being racist.

we think they have compared to what france has in store?— france has in store?? we have a chance to see the _ france has in store? we have a chance to see the limbic - france has in store? we have a - chance to see the limbic movement grow and after the london games it is totally different. now it is an amazing and world competition. now we will welcome 171 countries. that is a big number— we will welcome 171 countries. that is a big number of— we will welcome 171 countries. that is a big number of countries. it grows every year.— grows every year. yes. it is a record and — grows every year. yes. it is a record and now _ grows every year. yes. it is a record and now they - grows every year. yes. it is a record and now they can - grows every year. yes. it is a - record and now they can promote. we have many sponsors. irate record and now they can promote. we have many sponsors.— have many sponsors. we have the closin: have many sponsors. we have the closing ceremony _ have many sponsors. we have the closing ceremony of _ have many sponsors. we have the closing ce

, so there are speculations that they are trying to block this media in france or elsewhere. it is also said that a woman is being used to trap this person. and on the other hand , there is talk of private parties with the authorities , but the effort being made is to intimidate the freedom of expression and information. well, one interesting aspect is that it was the level of confidence and trust that the draft had in european countries, especially france. observers and experts say in these few days that even he didn't imagine that the french would ask him to arrest him and let him out, otherwise he wouldn't have gone there at all. darf had accompanied european governments in many cases in the past and followed the laws of these countries and france . what do you think darf has done so far? learned new lessons from the french government's approach. well, in my opinion, if you got it right, it's like if he was invited for dinner by the president of france if he does not accept an invitation, in fact, the communication between them can be done through telegram and it is very i

i grew up in france and i am so— blowing. i grew up in france and i am so cloud— blowing.am so cloud of the country that raised me _ am so cloud of the country that raised me. because they've really done _ raised me. because they've really done this— raised me. because they've really done this olympics so brilliantly and really done itjustice. and it's and really done itjustice. and it's an honour— and really done itjustice. and it's an honour to watch and be a part of. harry— an honour to watch and be a part of. harry and _ an honour to watch and be a part of. harry and jess it has been lovely to speak of you. i'll leave you to enjoy the rest of the ceremony. now, we've been enjoying the olympics here in paris — and we've enjoyed sharing it with you here on tv too. and through the power of social media, paris 2024 is finding a whole community online, too. creators are sharing viral moments, powerful performances — and revealing the unique stories that we might not get to hear about. i've been speaking to "coach jackiej" — with more than 500,000 followers on tiktok, she's

france had previously issued an arrest warrant for him. the owner of telegram is charged with supporting terrorism, drug trafficking, complicity in crimes, mass fraud, money laundering, money laundering and escape. facing sanctions. russian media believe the arrest and charges against pavel dorf to increase pressure to access user information. telegram , reports indicate that after the news of the arrest of telegram's head in france, telegram's shares fell sharply , but it was some time ago that paul doro mentioned in an interview with american host tucker carlson that he was facing similar threats in america, parts of we will watch this interview together. "we got too much attention from the fbi, the security agencies, wherever we came to the us, so to give you an example, last time i was in the us, i brought..." an engineer that is working for telegram and there was an attempt to secretly hire my engineer behind my back by cyber security off officers or agents whatever they are called, the us government should hire your engineer, that's

you must be happy that france is doing _ the games. is doing so _ the games. you must be happy that france is doing so well— the games. you must be happy that france is doing so well in _ the games. you must be happy that france is doing so well in the - the games. you must be happy that france is doing so well in the medal table. , , ., , ., table. yes, you remember that the british did fantastically _ table. yes, you remember that the british did fantastically well - table. yes, you remember that the british did fantastically well in - british did fantastically well in london 2012 and this has been a clear inspiration for us. we want to deliver fantastic games and we wanted this to be a great moment for french athletes. i am proud of them, i want to say it is not over, we need to go on and they need to keep showing their best and enjoy these moments. neverforget that showing their best and enjoy these moments. never forget that the olympic games is a keyword, games. tell me about legacy, when you think about the future, one of the re

france has supported the action of the judiciary to arrest and try daraf, macron said that france a country with the rule of law, where freedoms are only approved within legal frameworks, he also pointed out that he does not see a difference between real life and virtual space, and both laws must be followed in both , the french laws must be followed. another ambiguity and question is about the approach and positions. governments like france are when the issue of governance of cyberspace is raised. if governments like iran or russia require foreign social networks to comply with their laws , they will be introduced by these european and french governments as oppressors of internet freedom, but when the government western taking action against social networks is called rule of law , what is your opinion about this approach?

de france and the next hour, france will hope this games has been a success.cumbs so the action and inspiration factor not quite over yet. bhd so the action and inspiration factor not quite over yet.— not quite over yet. and it's not 'ust not quite over yet. and it's not just bringing — not quite over yet. and it's not just bringing france _ not quite over yet. and it's not just bringing france together, | not quite over yet. and it's not i just bringing france together, it's just bringing france together, its more international than that in a way because we spoke to a few self—proclaimed olympic super fans earlier, british superfans self—proclaimed olympic super fans earlier, british super fans who have been enjoying the games and they said what they left about it was it was just a way to see lots of different countries coming together for the love of sport. how important you think that is particularly today? t you think that is particularly toda ? ~ , ., you think that is particularly toda ? ~' , ., ., ., today? i think it is great. you have countries that _

it is a really— zealand, to india, france again.project - zealand, to india, france again. it is a really beautiful project that i is a really beautiful project that brings— is a really beautiful project that brings us— is a really beautiful project that brings us all— is a really beautiful project that brings us all around _ is a really beautiful project that brings us all around the - is a really beautiful project that brings us all around the world. | is a really beautiful project that - brings us all around the world. from montreal all — brings us all around the world. from montreal all the _ brings us all around the world. from montreal all the way _ brings us all around the world. from montreal all the way to _ brings us all around the world. montreal all the way to edinburgh, what makes this festival so special for you? i what makes this festival so special for ou? ., what makes this festival so special for ou? ~' ,., ., , for you? i think meeting so many other artists _ for you? i think meeting so many other artists and _ fo

he joins us now live from france. i'm looking at this uh, i'm sure you probably looked at it as well. uh, the elijah, what's your take on what you're seeing for the official reason for yanking this man off a plane and throwing them in jail and telling them he might have to be there for 20 years. the west festival. it's important to highlight that he was granted the fresh nationality, 3 years ago, by the foreign ministry, for his services to improve and contribute to influence to action. the influence of spies and the prosperity of the did not send that they cannot, they cannot make relations. and for years think that it was thrown in j. so if you look at the list in your hands up with the charges. yep. the most tilted one at the most significant reason why he was arrested is the 2nd one because he has refused to communicate at the request of the local authority, which in this case all the intelligent services the information documents necessary for down our operation in operating interception held out by no me. so the

don't they claim that human rights were written in france? your wife, your wife didn't know anything. my wife could only contact the lawyer and no response was given to her, practically no one had any information. so she's... completely abandoned her university studies, neither could my daughter go to school, nor could my wife attend work in university, my detention impacted my family more severely than it did me, the pressure on my children and my wife was far greater than on me, because they felt the absence of their father in a foreign country in a small town where we had no friends or acquintances, they didn't know what to do, and and they were in paris and you were three hours away. stand who did this or how, but it was clear there was a conspiracy. when my wife's university found out, they told her it was dangerous for her to stay there. indirectly, they created a risk for my family, forcing them to leave quickly with just a couple of suitcases, abandoning all personal belongings and return to iran. now our home is abandoned, our car an

what does france want from the uk? _ behind him. what does france want from the uk?h _ behind him. what does france want from the uk? on youth mobility, i behind him. what does france want l from the uk? on youth mobility, how important is it? it is from the uk? on youth mobility, how important is it?— important is it? it is very important _ important is it? it is very important because - important is it? it is very important because many| important is it? it is very - important because many french students used to enjoy coming to study in the uk and they cannot afford it any more. notjust the students, also in terms of people coming for a job, there is a willingness from france and other countries to have young europeans come back to the uk. that is part of the negotiations. france would also welcome, on foreign policy and many other issues, they share views, on the middle east, on ukraine, there are regular talks to be done because all those discussions, because of covid—19 had begun to... let's get some of the day's other news now. a canadian man has beenjailed fo

france to what its citizens in their phones see, he is aware. long ago, the foundation of french rule. the ceo of twitter and instagram has also been attacked to the extent that they promised that what content is published or not published for french users will be under the supervision of the french government . fatemeh sharifi of sada and sima news agency tonight for further investigation of pavel drov's curfew, mr. steve gill's analysis if we have the former adviser of the american government with me, mr. gil, hello, thank you for inviting us to tell us about the french decision to keep the draft mandatory in france. it is considered dangerous and an attack on freedom of expression. we should consider that the first action they take is to change. creating excuses like drug trafficking and such, but a company like telegram should not be blamed in this regard, mr. gil, some nazrans say that considering that they are the same, such behavior will be done. we know that similar measures have been taken in brazil, in my opinion, the world. it should

we have a letter from france that proves this. without a doubt, we had to shutdown rumble in france because you have no commitment to freedom of expression. it would be helpful to the global public to understand more details about why he was arrested. the us government declared war on those parts of the internet that are not under its control. anything that is not subject to the us deep state mass surveillance dragnet, like silicon valley big tech, hostages must be assimilated or destroyed. mega blowed was the beginning, then tick tock. now telegram, and we know whose next puddle dirt was left. russia, when the government tried to control his social media company telegram, but in the end it was put in who arrested him for allowing the public to exercise free speech. it was a western country, a bite and administration ally and enthusiastic nato member that locked him away. puddle dirt sits in a french jail, denied living warning to any platform owner who refuses to censor the truth at the behest of governments until agencies, dark

once, this is an insult to france, but on the other hand, it seems to me that france has nowhere toalready been so much in this case pavel durov such a bone of contention, because they are interested in cooperation with the arab emirs, including the french, as we see, you know. i have the feeling that the scandal is great, probably, this will be the most expensive dinner in his life, was specially played out an american country, because macron, of course, does not control himself completely, as does chancellor scholz, gutoperchivy, so that europe would finally lose face and any trust of countries and the global south, including the emirates, if the french need them so much. what is he doing, well, he is too ambitious a person, he has too much of a napoleon complex in ruling empires, in fact, this is really a spit at france, a spit at europe, and the complete incapacity of european diplomacy, france has shown the whole world that they don't care wanted justice, they don't give a damn about freedom of speech, what they are so actively advocating for, accusing russia, they can just for

but in france, naturally, he will appear in court as a french citizen. media write that this the arrest could have the most serious consequences. firstly, the wall street journal, citing an unnamed french official, says that this will exacerbate relations between france and russia. the american newspaper notes that the founder of telegram is important for western intelligence services that want to crack encrypted messages in this messenger. lemon, in turn, writes that difficult times are coming for the telegram company as well. until now, pavel durov, claims that the newspaper has been directly involved in the daily management of this platform, also telegram is in the process of developing a major... trip, starting from kazakhstan and it is also noted that throughout azerbaijan, yulia followed, at least simply along the same geographical. places where pavel durov was, her family confirmed to the media that she had not been in touch with them recently, her mother had been trying to contact the girl for the last 2 days, but she had failed, in turn, her fat

tsurkan, vesti, paris, france. deputies of the left party, disobedient france will demand that macron resign. this happened after the president refused to appoint him prime minister left candidate lucie coste. macron announced that he would not support her because of possible instability in the cabinet. in the extraordinary parliamentary elections , the left coalition won. macron's supporters took second place, and the right-wing forces came in third, and not one group received a majority to form a government, and they need to negotiate, but so far it hasn't worked out. in germany, in one of the cities of northern westphalia, the germans drove out olaf scholz, they didn't even let him speak properly, they cursed him, shouted that the chancellor's policy was a complete lie, and the german press is corrupt, accused of a sharp drop in living standards, a sharp increase in crime, waste of money in ukraine , an invasion of illegals, because of the collapse. under control, but against the backdrop of an attack by radical

i'm frances rivera.much excitement out of the olympics with katie ledecky claiming her birthright at the olympics on wednesday. >> won the gold in tokyo. is going to back it up again here in paris. and the greatest swimming machine weave ev've ever seen rn to another gold in paris. >> the now-legendary swimmer smoked the competition in the women's 1500-meter freestyle. she set an olympic record, finishing a full ten seconds ahead of her closest competitor. with that win, ledecky earns her 12th career mete dal. the u.s. men's basketball team punched their ticket to the quarter finals with a decisive victory over their pre-olympics boogeyman. they defeated south sudan with bam adebayo putting up 18 of those points. heading into the sixth day of olympic action, the u.s. maintains its lead in the medal count with 30 in total. france and china round out the top three. jay gray will be live from paris later on "early today," with a preview of the day's events. >>> let's turn now to the political competition he

already two go into the stud france. plenty of dancing. the people who organised the opening ceremony will be the ones who organised the closing ceremony but before we say au revoir let's take you through the results from today now that all the sport is official over. the netherlands' sifan hassan won gold in a sprint finish to claim her third medal of the paris olympics — she set a new olympic record in two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds. ethiopia took silver and kenya finished in bronze in the final of the modern pentathlon at the palace of versaille, hungary won the gold, france claimed the silver medal, much to the delight of the crowd, and south korea took the bronze. after much controversy, it's the last time equestrian showjumping will feature — in la 2028, it will be replaced with an obstacle course. team gb�*s emily campbell has won a bronze medal in the women's 81kg weightlifting category. 30—year—old campbell lifted a combined 288kg over the snatch and clean—and—jerk disciplines, to finish behind the defending ch

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