jewish population in france anyway it is remarkable. see when france.his is an action against humanity and natural france that is losing its legitimacy . in fact, i must say that in france, the people of our muslim population will demand retribution from the french government anyway. france is pursuing a hypocritical and hypocritical policy. in fact, by occupying the land and in the west bank and by killing civilians in gaza , france is keeping silent against these actions of israel, and i think that in the coming years and in the coming months, maybe france will face problems because of its silence, mr. volt, thank you for being with us. but following the same conversation we had together, in recent days, the french declared their solidarity with the palestinian people by holding anti-zionist demonstrations. anti-zionist protests in france have resumed after the end of the olympic and paralympic competitions. we see the report of our reporter shahzovar hosseini. with the end of the restrictions on holding the olympics in france , anti-zionist demonstra

what france and the west is doing is not going to be cheap and he argues that france and the west will pay for what is happening by losing their legitimacy. it is important to note that when france is silent and does not support barbaric actions, this is an act against humanity and natural france loses its legitimacy. in fact, i must say that the muslim population in france will demand accountability from the french government anyway. the kurds will ask you to explain and this will cause a difference in the french society. see what is happening in gaza with this position of france, it can also cause tension in the french society. yes, france is pursuing a hypocritical and hypocritical policy. in israel, in fact, with the occupation of the land and with karneh western and he has committed a crime by killing civilians in gaza, and france is keeping silent against these actions of israel. and i think in the coming years and in. france may face problems in the future because of its silence. mr. volt, thank you for being with us. but following the same conversation that we had together, in

et donner son amour de la patrie à une patrie étrangère en france parce qu'on vit en france on doitre des només? oui, باب الاقصى من عاديب باب الاقصى من حبيب الله لا اله الا الله، لا اله الله الله اكبر، في سبيل الله الخمه. والقران. 247 "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 du d'algérie, du maroc et cetera étaient française, a trouvé disons les dominants, les élites. dominante 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 a

we now join our conversation with denis kolesnyk, a political analyst from france. congratulations mr. denis. good evening. because we will talk about what is happening with the french. and here is such a topic for political equilibrium that it is difficult to understand where to start. emmanuel macron. after the recent elections to the european parliament, where marine lippen's party won, national association, said that all french people should unite in order to prevent the right -wing, the far-right, from coming to power. the french united, the left forces and macron's party removed their candidates to prevent the victory of the far-right in the french elections, they succeeded , the far-right did not pass, the left became the first force in the national assembly of france, macron's party was only the second in... on this in place were precisely the same ultra-rights who, before the elections, were sure that they would come to power and form a government. the left, of course, claimed that it would now be theirs the prime minister, to cooperate with the president o

et donner son amour de la patrie à une patrie étrangère en france parce qu'on vit en france on doitçais, 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 étaient quand même différents, étaient quand même des français de 2e catégorie, des personnes de seconde zone qu'on pouvait continuer à discrimine

et donner son amour de la patrie à une patrie étrangère en france parce qu'on vit en france on doitférentes, 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 et les algériens, les français et les marocains. et avec le temps puisque les populations originaires du d'algérie, du maroc, et cetera, étaient françaises, 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 née 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 2e génération. ou ce qu'on appelle les beurs, c'est

we had early elections in france, in which the left wing of france actually won the majority of seats in the country's parliament. after that , actually, the tradition in france dictates that the president should actually obey instead of obeying. against the majority of the seats obtained in the prime minister's house from the majority faction, in fact. to choose, of course, the left wing of france did not have this absolute majority, so it left the way for emmanuel macron to be able to negotiate and play power games. do not introduce the prime minister from the left wing. well , it actually took two months for the prime minister of france to be actually elected. on the other hand, mr. macron was in fact because of the olympic games. the political stability of the country will be disrupted, but in the meantime, the left wing and those who actually voted for the left wing are very opposed to this delay and the exclusion of the left wing candidates for the prime ministership. well, practically the last piece that mr. macron played was ignoring the majority in the french national assembl

italy, then we can also, i think, then about france talk, yes, if we talk about what's going on about the coalition talks, then in france, these coalition perepetias are also taking place, and these coalition perepetias are not in favor of the winners, yes, although the winners in principle, as such, are not like that, and there are no clear winners in the aftermath. elections to the french parliament, and in the end we are watching a stolen victory, at least this is what the french left claims, they are calling for protests, again france and protests, this is the equal sign, here we can ask why this happened, and because the president of france emmanuel macron appointed a new prime minister of the country, and her. led the 70-year 73-year-old michel barnier, the oldest, oldest prime minister in history, er, michel barnier himself is a former european commissioner, minister, senator, republican, supporter of liberal economics and a strong and influential european union, and mr. michel cannot to be called such a leftist, so to speak, it is not possible, it is not possible to call it, a

france has created a community of sovereign states. also, hope like we have seen during the olympic games that france hosted, supporting people . the olympic trip did not complete life, but the danger of diplomacy are before us every day. we are facing the biggest crisis ever after decades of existence and lack of control is growing. every day humanity seems to be more fragmented. let's stave off the possibility of a double standard. one might be equal to another. we are marking the anniversary of the geneva convention and let's not let the idea take root that those who died are from the north or south or in myanmar, those who are alone and ignored. let's restore confidence. we should not expect differences at a time when human lives are at stake when differently made. these conflicts today call into question capacity to ensure the u.n. charter and many ask for capitulation. i would like to reiterate how protection of civilians is crucial in every conflict. we must provide a common response to great challenges. russia in deed is waging

let's check the owner of telegram in france. recently , the french have issued a decision to expel him , in the sense that he has no way to escape from france until he does not cooperate. this issue is the first sparks of the withdrawal and further cooperation of telegram. he showed it and in his first statement after his arrest in france, daraf talked about further measures. tonight we will further examine the beginning of the surrender process of pavel drov to the french government. but before we see the conversation of a report. a week ago , police cars left the anti-fraud office in paris. agence france-presse said: telegram's ceo is coming out of a french prison. that's it. pavel durov was temporarily released on bail of 5 million euros. now the media is reporting. the ceo of telegram has been saved from the french prison for more than five million euros . telegram has quietly updated its policies so that users can report conversations and private chats to content monitors. the american newspaper techcrunch wrote this change

france has created a community of sovereign states. also, hope like we have seen during the olympic games that france hosted, supporting people . the olympic trip did not complete life, but the danger of diplomacy are before us every day. we are facing the biggest crisis ever after decades of existence and lack of control is growing. every day humanity seems to be more fragmented. let's stave off the possibility of a double standard. one might be equal to another. we are marking the anniversary of the geneva convention and let's not let the idea take root that those who died are from the north or south or in myanmar, those who are alone and ignored. let's restore confidence. we should not expect differences at a time when human lives are at stake when differently made. these conflicts today call into question capacity to ensure the u.n. charter and many ask for capitulation. i would like to reiterate how protection of civilians is crucial in every conflict. we must provide a common response to great challenges. russia in deed is waging

france a person who is his political heir, if the candidate for the memory of the president of frances elected a person of left or right political orientation, we will say that it is ultra-right, it is also possible that macron paved the way to the presidential palace for mélenchon or marine le pen or some another person, and one thing must be understood here, there may be no spanish, no ultra-left and... no ultra-right candidate, there may be a completely different turn of events, or spa the heir of whose legacy is macron himself, nobody's, because he is a centrist, he is a centrist, but by and large those republicans whose representative was michel barnier were also considered centrists before macron, just a political force that was, let's say, more moderate than there were no republicans in the fifth republic, and the socialists, who were also considered center-left, actually shrank to imperceptible proportions during the tenure of françois hollande. we must remember that menemel macron's predecessors in the post of president of france were a socialist president, and before him the

the leftists believe that they now have the position of prime minister, but the prime minister in france is appointed by the president, the only thing that the parliament can do is is to express a vote of no confidence in michel barnier, his government, but now the question arises, of course the left would like to do this because they feel they have been cheated, but if marine le pen's party, which is far-right and... barnier, he is a moderate conservative, she will express of no confidence in the barnier government, then obviously the next prime minister of france will be a left-wing politician, this does not need to be explained, then macron will be forced to appoint a left-wing politician, and no marine lippen will be able to express a vote of no confidence in his government, because the leftists and the macronists will support him in the parliament of this government, which means that marine le pen is much better off being neutral towards this government. to prevent the left from coming to power, i.e. first with the left against the far-right, and now with the support of the far-righ

the project is to put sinofi and france at the forefront of the fight against the virus and develop a vaccine, - emmanuel macron clarified. he recalled that france is a great country in the field of vaccines, mentioned the genius of louis pasteur. using the example of the vaccine and the senafi company, the owner of the elysee palace assured that we will not be able to win the social battle and the battle for health without winning the battle in industry and production. it was loud, quiet, we drove by the result, snofi still has not got a vaccine it worked. just as france and europe failed to create their own competitive electric car and their own messenger with global reach, while telegram now has over a billion users on the planet. against this background, the prosecution of pavel durov in france also looks like repression, revenge. in an attempt to hurt, and most likely, to get the control keys to telegram. pavel durov was detained immediately upon arrival at lubourgé airport in paris, when leaving a private jet. his companion yulia vavilova did not stay in captivity for long, she

with the france enter radio network.ys things that are very different from the positions and approaches of the current french authorities. devillepin is clearly silent about what is happening in gaza . from the point of view of democracy , he introduces the biggest scandal in history, because there is a war going on, which he says is different from all the wars in history, because it is ordinary people who are being targeted every day in this war, however, the government and the mainstream media. in france, they are silent about it . what is your assessment of these different words? dominic. you know that dominique dubilpen is still considered a government official anyway , he is absolutely right and what he says is logical , in fact he has the right view of this war in gaza, this is actually a war that is not against the military, but a war that israel against america is an ally and stands against the palestinian people. the position of paris is currently the position of supporting israel . it gives weapons to france an

andriy, glory to ukraine, we congratulate you, glory to the heroes, welcome back, well, that france has a new government, a lot of hodovka from the president paid off, and this new government was. on saturday, in my opinion, it is presented with michel barnier at the head, but we are already reading that the government is under threat of a vote of no confidence, what is it? no, well, i think, under threat of mistrust there will be any, there would be any government that was elected under such circumstances, in which the parliament was elected, that is, the parliament is multi- component, that is, there is no monomajority there, there is not even such a serious majority that someone has such a tangible one. it's more or less balanced, especially when we talk about the right and the left, we're not talking about political parties, because that really gained more and less, but the two wings that shape the political picture, and france, first of all, about which we we are talking now, and any country in the world, the political map is being drawn two by two the colors, relatively speaking,

france really _ be crucially important. yes. france really does - be crucially important. yes.european union, it�*s the second largest country. people have been speculating, what�*s happened that the commission is now dictating to france as they see it who they can nominate as commissioner and emmanuel macron has come on to criticism both the front and the right interfering in the process was up interfering in the process was up it does matter who gets these jobs in the up it does matter who gets thesejobs in the eu particularly those more important portfolios. deserts get to be the issue tomorrow. who gets the big heavy hitting jobs like the competition portfolio, for example? or commissionerfor portfolio, for example? or commissioner for defence. where expecting a creation of this new defence. there are different heroes of portfolios for the 27 commissioners and everybody has to get something for them but some are more significant, more important than others. that is why the lobbying has been intense for the ursula von der leyen has been meeting these commissioner designates

, there was already a successful war, france was humiliated, france was almost knocked out of the concertgreat powers, after a shameful defeat, the capture of the emperor, the emperor accordingly died, in france there was a revolution, the paris commune, bismerg decided that france was weak now, alone, no one would stand up for it, it could be finished off in order to... achieve hegemony in fact in central, in western europe, germany, a united germany. austria at that time was already in fact the tail of the german empire, which was going in the direction that set the german empire, their forces were incommensurate after austria's defeat by prussia during the wars for the unification of the german state. and then gorchakov. gorchakov, in fact, did not issue ultimatums, but he made it very clear well bismarck, made it clear. the seizure of turkish possessions will not be allowed by the great powers and accordingly it is not worth getting involved in this war, in russia at that time there was a very strong patriotic upsurge, the most diverse people, just slavophile-minded, what you were tal

for right leader marine lepen calls for referendum on key issues to break the political deadlock in france amid anti-government protests. hello and welcome to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. well israel is pushing ah head. with its deadly air and artillery attacks against the besieged gaza strip, at least 33 palestinians have been killed in 145 wounded in separate strikes on the enclave since saturday afternoon. the central areas of gaza have been the focus of the attacks where three residential buildings were struck. in another deadly attack, eight people were killed in an air strike targeting a school in the jebali of refugee camp that shell to displace palestinian. according to the human rights monitor euromed, israel has bombed 16 schools used as shelters in just one month. the palestinian health ministry says the number of palestinians killed in the israeli onslot on gaza since early october of last year is now close to 41,000. our correspondent in gaza, abu musab joined us earlier from the central city of derablah and brought us more detai

migration to france, migration to germany. the migration agenda, i said in a way that everyone understands from the left, i'm not talking about elefius milanshon, but from the socialist party to hasamlimational, of course, let's say, the solutions, they are different, but all of them. that this problem needs to be put to an end or at least some adequate solution should be found that would satisfy not only the voters, but in general the country, because the country cannot continue to function like this when the borders are essentially such that hundreds of people come through, these people get here, i'm sorry, there is very little, let's say, very little opportunity to follow them, those who get into the system , they are also very difficult to express. there are problems with algeria, for example, with the readmission of their citizens, they refuse to accept them simply, and these people just sit in france, after 90 days, when they are in these detention centers, the door opens and they just leave, you see, and this situation,

duroski, a university professor from france.ope that your conversation with the news network and the statements you made about the zionist regime will not cause any problems for you at the university. today's world was also under the responsibility of mr. chiraghi , the translator's colleague in arabic language, but i will continue today's world with another report, the indian company that manufactures the bridge missile has announced that after the gaza war, with the money it received from israel, its income has increased significantly, people and activists. indian political cooperation weapons of this country. they know the zionist regime's participation in the genocide in gaza. a beggar was found from a rocket that demolished a school on children. the official sign on this hill showed that india was one of the suppliers of weapons to kill israel. sending thousands of rockets from benbei to talavu made the voice of the indian people with a letter from the minister of defense. export licenses are one of the demands that these e

in france at the moment there are no winning parties, only the losers.i saw that the french media are aware of the current political challenge that macron himself is facing. the dissolution of the national assembly was its creator the most serious political crisis in france in the last 50 years is called why legitimacy did not go as macron wanted, and there are also speculations about macron's resignation. before the end of the presidential term , for example, the former prime minister of france, edouard philippe, who was close to macron, was quoted as saying that he has made a bet that macron will step down by the beginning of 2025, that is, in a few months. we also had a poll this week. it was published by the one france channel that 51 french people were in favor of macron's resignation. emanuel macron, who is so clinging to power , is at the root of this crisis in the last four years, mr. macron's youths have not offered any solution to their problems, and they just want to be in power . i think that mr. macron is spending his last days. then it belo

but it is clear that it opens a new one. political struggle in france, there will be protests, there, there is no need here, there is no need to doubt, but i am told that they have already started today, and these protests, well , that is normal, but macron lives with these protests, how long, for france it is is normal and alive, this is not only macron, all his predecessors and all his successors will be to live, but after all, who can ultimately emerge... the winner after such a curtsy, after such a development of events, the right or the left? the winner so far is macron, who will be the winner, it will already be clear after the results of the presidential elections, when the presidential elections will be held in france after this term of macron, and we will know the names of the winners, that's when we will say whether it was correct macron's policy, if... the result of this policy is the election of a centrist candidate as the new president of france, then we will say that macron all this he carried out the balancing act absolutely appropriately, that is how he succeeded thro

but france clung to its empire. in 1947, a crushed of bloody revolt and madagascar, the african colonies were to be retained the, the intended to delay the inevitable for as long as possible. investments by french companies, access to raw materials and the countries reputation were at stake. apparently too much to abandon the crown jewel of the empire, the the, to present the loss of its territory and crush communism. paris devise a political strategy in an attempt to deprive coaching men of popular support. the french relied on an individual new to all the these follow dive, the former emperor, supported by the japanese in 1945, the next the number that you know, the improve on i apologize arrives at home on day where he was officially received by you mean for the commissioner of friendly and indo china, eva talks are vital observers agree that this meetings and represent a turning point it into a chinese politics. you know, they're not putting together the, the french trusted, the sophisticated, conservative fluid

and form a government, a move that has drawn widespread anger from france's left wing. most likely, such protests against the appointed prime minister macron will continue in the coming days and weeks, but considering the experience of macron's disregard for the opinion of the majority , something special will happen. the prince hosseini paris broadcasting news agency in the continuation of the package of the world according to the picture , we see tuy đầu đến là đến đến đến ngư tộ ghi gồng động động kòn tình tiếng các mội tuyến trong thội đến mộa báo bải động. colt gray: my name's curry mingeldorf, i'm assigned to preside over is... "i want to make sure that you are aware that you have the right to remain silent, you don't have to say anything at all, and it's important for these offenses, and counsel, let me just inquire whether there are any others." and now the second case, while a month from the attack ukraine enters russian territory in stansk , contrary to expectations and propaganda, this attack failed to achieve success on the battle fronts, to the extent that

it does show the state of mind of those on the left in france.at shows 52% of the people basically approved the appointment of him as prime minister, and most of the left parties certainly do not support the protest. jean—luc melenchon said he has a grievance that they were not allowed to form governments or choose a prime minister, even though the left one the most seats. ~ ., ., , ., _ seats. what does he mean by that? prepare _ seats. what does he mean by that? prepare for _ seats. what does he mean by that? prepare for battle? - that? prepare for battle? basically. _ that? prepare for battle? basically, jean-luc - that? prepare for battle? - basically, jean-luc melenchon basically, jean—luc melenchon doesn't want to participate to any kind of power, hejust wants basically to create a protest in the streets to inflame the public opinion, basically to create unrest, and certainly it's a kind of loose strategy, a loose strategy for the party itself because many people in the left do not support melenchon and they consider rightly in my view that

far-right leader marine lepen calls for a referendum on key issues to break the political deadlock in france. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in tehran. thank you for joining us, my name is gisumi shah ahmady and these are top stories this hour. israel is a pushing ahead with its deadly air and artillery attacks against the vasiige gaza strip. at least 33 palestinians have been killed and 145 wounded in separate strikes on the enclave since saturday afternoon. the central areas of gaza have been the focus of the attacks where three residential buildings were struck. in another deadly attack. eight people were killed in an air strike targeting a school in jabalia refugee camp that sheltered displaced palestinians. according to human rights monitor euromed, israel has bombed 16 schools. used as shelters in one month. the palestinian health ministry says a number of palestinians killed in israeli onslots in gaza since early october has now closing to 41,000. our correspondent in gaza muti abu musa joined us earlier from the cen

well usually friends from the historic reason actually between lebanon and france, france is the mother of lebanon supposedly by by nature and politically and economically and education wise, it was then back then before 1943 occupied our nation of lebanon and syria in 193 or 24 till 1943. when we took our independence now it's a matter of trust or confidence is true is saying about that that french you know military analyting them they are closer to israel's interest and more than lebanese even though lebanon has excellent connection since the after the bombing. the the famous 4 august or august the fth bombing of port of beirut and we believe as lebanese and top analysts from lebanon the government and the islamic resistance that israel had the cause actually they dropped a mini bomb to attack beirot and inside a warehouse where fireworks were inside that warehouse actually number four so i i personally my myself as lebanese born i am american lebanese i believe that the americans are pressuring israel, but not up to an extent to stop the war and or sease fire between gaza and israeli

and if we are still talking about italy, then we can also, i think, then about france speak.es, if we are talking about what is happening about the coalition perepetiy, then in france these are also happening. coalition perpetuations, and these coalition perpetuations are not in favor of the winners, yes, although the winners in principle as such are not so, and there are no clear winners in the aftermath of the french parliamentary elections, and in the end we are watching how a stolen victory takes place, at least that is what the french left claims , they call for protests, again france and protests, this... you can put an equal sign here, and why so happened? and because french president emmanuel macron appointed a new prime minister of the country, and it was headed by 70-year-old 73-year-old michel barnier, the oldest, the oldest prime minister in history, michel barnier himself is a former european commissioner, minister, senator . republican, supporter of liberal economy and strong and influential european union. well, mr. michel cannot be called such a leftist, so to

mass protests erupted across france after macron appointed bonia as the premier of the political left accuses macron of stealing the july elections. the left-wing new popular front alliance came top of the vote, but it resulted in a hung parliament. i like to welcome my guests to this news review. most. for trial academic and political commentator out of uh pariss and tony gosling, historian and investigative journalists out of bristol, thank you so much for being with us, so let's start this off with mustafa, in paris, i mean there's some that say that a coup has taken place inside of france, i mean what's your assessment of what has taken place since the elections until now? yes, i to define it as what we call a constitutional coup and it is very funny because this is something that we usually see in african countries and seems that the way i explain this is that uh what goes around comes around uh we very often in france uh favor governments in africa that behave just like uh macron behaved uh in france with the elections and with uh the prime naming the prime minister uh from uh f

to be anti-im migrant, traditionally in france was to be right-wing. to be anti-muslim, you don't need to be right-wing. you can say "l'islamophobie n'est qu'un masque du racisme, il fonctionne exactement". la même manière, moi je connais pas aucun parti en france qui n'a pas de position à un moment donné contre l'islam, il a aucun parti en france qui va accepter que vous portiez un foulard dans un lieu 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. rules, we have a way to live, they have to adapt to them or go, that's all, it's not a problem of being racist. thank you very much, thank you very much. this week on expose, western media promotes false hopes of a ceasefire as netanyahu stands firm on his obstructive demands, halting progress. we also delve into new evidence from the northstream pipeline explosion investigation exposing the baseless claims of western digital media that bl

demonstrations in five european countries in support of palestine, people in denmark, france, london, capital of england and stockholm, saudi arabia, and the hague, the netherlands, took to the streets to declare their support for the palestinian people and condemn the continued aggression of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. hundreds of people chanted anti-zionist slogans in the streets of london in support of the palestinian people and demanded an end to the war. the residents of laha, holland, also staged a demonstration. the occupation regime's crimes against the palestinian people and the ceasefire they got married. people in stockholm , sweden also condemned the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza and the west bank. in france, the opponents of the president reacted negatively to the appointment of the new prime minister of this country. hundreds of french citizens protested the election of right-wing politician michel barnier. the ministry of interior of france announced that a total of 110,000 people participated in this demonstration throughout france, and the number of

mass protests erupted across france after macron appointed bania as the premier. the political left accuses macron of stealing the july elections, the left-wing new popular. front alliance came top of the vote, but it resulted in a hung parliament. i like to welcome my guest. to this news review, mostafa trial academic and political commentator out of paris antoni gosling, historian and investigative journalist out of bristol, thank you so much for being with us, so let's start this off with mustafa, in paris, i mean there are some that say that a coup has taken place inside of france, i mean what's your assessment of what has taken place since the elections and now yes, to define it as what we call a constitutional coup, and um, it is very funny because this is something that we usually see in african countries, and seems that the way i explain this is that what goes around, comes around, we very often in france uh favor governments in africa and that behave just like macron behaved. in france with the elections and with uh the prime naming the prime minister fro

they bought into chinese p extras for 10 francs and then sold them in france of the official rate of 17 francs pocketing the difference or had its benefits a frenchman and the import export business said how many mortgages do you think they'll be in india? china? let's start, the war lost the despite the number of attacks by the, the admin fee authorities were not concerned in 1947, the national defense minister declared, i believe that there is no longer a military program in detroit. and the success of, of weapons is, took a devastating miscalculation throughout the world. colonial empires were crumbling. britain had already given up india salon and burma. the netherlands was in the process of letting indonesia go. the french leaders weren't blind. they realized that sooner or later, they would have to make concessions. but france clung to its empire. in 1947, it crushed a bloody revolt in madagascar. the african colonies were to be retained the for the intended to delay the inevitable for as long as possible. investments by french companies, access to raw materials and the country

already be clear after the presidential elections, but when the presidential elections are held in france after this term of macron, and we will know the name of the winners, that's when we will say whether the policy was correct macron, if the result of this policy is the election of the centrist candidate as the new president of france, then we will say that macron is performing all this balancing act. it is absolutely appropriate that he succeeded in this way through complex, i would say, techniques and very often at the cost of losing even some political reputation, to do everything possible in order to keep his legacy and to bring to the position of the president of france a person who is his political heir, if a person of left or right political orientation is elected as a candidate for the memory of the president... in france , we will say that it is of the far-right, it is also possible that macron paved the way to the presidential palace for mélenchon or marine le pen or some other person, and here one thing must be understood: there may be no spanish, no far-left and no far-righ

but france and england did not pay attention to this order. soviet prime minister belgani, who saw the situation of his communist ally like this, gave an ultimatum to england and france. if they stop invading egypt, he will destroy london and paris with atomic bombs. the next day, military attacks on egypt stopped. on november 14, the first group. united nations peacekeeping forces are stationed in the region, and in this way, israeli forces are retreating from the sinai desert, the organization's flag nations established a 10-year truce between egypt and israel. this fruitless retreat was most useful for abdul nasser. nasser was going to become the irreplaceable idol of arab dreams. in may 1967, when mohamed anwar sadad, the speaker of the egyptian parliament , went to meet the soviet and moscow prime minister alsi kasigand, he was secretly told that israel had gathered all of its forces on the syrian border. sadad was asked to convey this news to abdul nasser, the man who became the hero of the arabs by nationalizing the swiss canal. in orde

, there is no way to escape from france . first sparks of withdrawal and further cooperation have appeared. telegram has shown new changes and durov also talked about further measures in his first statement after his arrest in france . tonight we will further examine the beginning of the surrender process of pavel drov to the french government. but before the conversation, we see a report. a week ago, police cars left the anti-fraud office in paris france said: the ceo of telegram will be released from the french prison. that's it. pavel dorf was temporarily released on bail of 5 million euros. now the media reported that the ceo of telegram has been saved from the french prison for more than 5 million euros . telegram has quietly updated its policies so that users can report private conversations and chats to content monitors. the american newspaper techcrunch writes that this silent change, which happened immediately after dorf's release from french police custody, means that users can use just a few taps from a private con

telegram founder pavel duroff was arrested last week in france. he was later charged by french officials for allowing a alleged criminal activity on his messaging app. due roff's arrest has once again brought to the spotlight the west double standards approach, which comes to which it comes or when it comes to the issues like the israeli genocide in gaza. earlier in our explainer program deeper into the story. let's take a look. there's been an assault on free speech recently, series of events. shows that authorities in different countries are cracking down on social media platforms, including online sites. although the rest of telegram founder is what made the biggest news. there are other arrests that are being made that indicate not only free speech restrictions, but also a connection to the gaza strip genocide by the israeli regime. first, the arrest of the now freedon bail telegram founder paval durav. his indictment carried dozen charges, including the refusal to cooperate with authorities. program complies in all respects with european rule

there is the fact that france is politically in a situation that requires that france has enemies andmies and this causes it is possible to read that they have positions against russia and palestine and that a political atmosphere has been created for them to actually support. regarding the issue of militarism that is used to suppress the people , in the current situation, we are witnessing islamophobia, and we are witnessing a situation where demonstrations and support for palestine are suppressed, and it is natural that a professor is suspended for this reason. they say that there have been double standards about human rights since the beginning. in fact , there is a criminal of the zionist regime who is more than 75 years old , but our audience is not unaware of this either the question is that we have witnessed many times when religions, especially islam, were insulted in france, the french government said that the principle of freedom prevails in this country and the freedom of individuals cannot be prevented and everyone can speak their own words in this context. there is freedo

what is your view of the — clearly is france. what is your view of the idea _ clearly is france.view of the idea of _ clearly is france. what is your view of the idea of this - view of the idea of this albanian scheme, whereby people would be sent to albania for processing, something akin to what italy is doing? i processing, something akin to what italy is doing?— what italy is doing? i think the new government - what italy is doing? i think the new government here | what italy is doing? i think. the new government here has been a bit hasty in dismissing the previous plan with rwanda, because a lot of money, time and effort was invested by the british government in doing something similar, although it was offshoring, outsourcing, meaning that people coming across the channel could be resettled in rwanda. that was dismissed out of hand, but it was a good model, and we set up a lot of facilities in rwanda to do that. i'm not sure the arrangements with albania are as well advanced, so i think they would have been wise to take a bit of a breath before immediately dismissing the rwan

britain and france were blocked. most of the shares , and who, in addition to the swiss affair , are upset with the egyptians for helping the algerian revolutionaries , together with the british, who were deprived of the huge income from the discovery of the suez canal , held a secret meeting in paris. held this top-secret meeting also had a special guest. shimon perez, representative of israel. france and england believed that in order to take revenge on nasser, they should go against israel and attack egypt. they knew that nasser a year ago, that is, in the year 1955, the passage of israeli ships and airplanes through the waters of the strait of tiran is prohibited, and this issue can fuel the israelis' motivation to attack egypt. the words of both sides attracted perzo to himself. he returned very soon to inform bengurion of the secret offer of france and england . bengalian started working on this secret plan and was sure that this plan could change the situation. nasser, who smelled the war , asked america to bu

these are from france and made in france that i don't know about from france. i know bought things in lower manhattan that distributed. but i can chime in on that. i'd like to find out about it. okay. he went shopping to the extent that it was commercially unviable for him to take a regular commercial packet back to france. the government had to arrange. john quincy adams was president by time, had to arrange a navy frigate uss brandywine selected for that name because of his lafayette's morning at brandywine. but he couldn't afford what it would take to take treasure haul back to back to under a regular commercial route. so he did a lot of shopping. he was gifted everywhere he went. his economic circumstances had changed bit when he was the rich, young year old who had come here to the post french revolution in person who was not as wealthy as he once had been. we put it that way. is that flight enough? my question is know that while the americans were highly enthusiastic delivery with joy at his his tours, the french were not. can you comment on. what's going

in france there is— the number of days in france there is something you, something changing.case that is _ something changing. so this is a case that is actually - a case that is actually changing opinion, how much has this case been talked about? what are the questions that you think it raises? i what are the questions that you think it raises?— think it raises? i think it raises the _ think it raises? i think it raises the question - think it raises? i think it raises the question of i raises the question of feminists called rate closure which — feminists called rate closure which means that in a specific society— which means that in a specific society because of how the laws are made — society because of how the laws are made and how the cultural aspect— are made and how the cultural aspect of— are made and how the cultural aspect of men's role in society, _ aspect of men's role in society, you can have really normal_ society, you can have really normal and very regular men who are actually let through to rape — are actually let through to rape a _ are actually let through

france above all else, mrs.ly i'm listening about this motley parliament and the fact that france is above all, we, we understand that this is all very conditional, the left, the right, look, when they come to the putin forum, they are the same, and in this case, this is a parliament in which there is a danger of having a serious anti-french, anti-european nucleus, to the extent that the left and ultra-right groups that have united there, to the extent that they now replicate russian propaganda and russian policy regarding the russian-ukrainian war. well, look. ultra-leftist, yes, this jean-luc mélenchon, he's kind of undefined, well of course, to openly, openly demonstrate your support for putin or russia, now it is political suicide, yes, that is , no one will tell you this out loud now, but we remember everything, we remember what melanshov said before, yes, he, he , he is a supporter, like a true trotskyist, he is a supporter of putin, but now he certainly does not talk about it and avoids in... generally sp