as a military, first of all, very very people who eval for france died for france means somehow franceome part of it. moscow vvedenskoye cemetery at site number nine legendary french memorial a meter from the mass grave of napoleonic soldiers allies pilots of the regiment normandie neman pilot bruno de faltan and mechanic sergei astakhov died in the same plane, both russians and french are united here, despite the fact that they were enemies here are the soldiers who reached moscow and died at the hands of the partisans or from hunger and disease, and here they are together, and this monument is for many pilots and in france and russia is a symbol of the greatest friendship during the second world war from the french ambassador, while formally repairing the burial is the business of the country concerned. in fact, it is the concern of france to take care of a military burial. it's minimum. why can you follow, you know, in france there is a cemetery and english even germans from the first world conti strange maintain their graves up to millimeters clean up and carry out ceremonies. well

france must be some parts to pay.e cemetery at site number nine legendary french memorial a meter from the mass grave of napoleonic soldiers allies pilots of the normandy neman regiment pilot bruno de faltan and mechanic sergei astakhov died in the same plane, both russians and french are united here, despite the fact that there were enemies here soldiers who reached moscow and died at the hands of partisans or from hunger and disease, and here they are together, and this monument for many pilots in france and russia is a symbol of the greatest friendship during world war ii from the french ambassador, while formally repairing the burial site made the country concerned care for the war burial site. it's minimum. why you can follow you know in france there is a cemetery and english even german during the first world war how these countries support their graves up to millimeters are cleaned hold ceremonies? well, for the french, but this is so with this culture of the code, it is difficult to develop russian-french hist

for example, france needs to see where the military budget is., it will go, and how it would be, but in principle now, of course, uh, and uh, there are a lot of problems! uh, in parliament, because this is not the parliament that used to vote. uh, everything, all the time unanimously for the government line. e, so e is an active ruler. eh, the government started using e. a scheme for adopting laws without discussion in parliament. here it is too limited e gear that you can't use every day, so we'll see how it goes. hmm , the subsequent budgets of the french in the french business are formed, it is far from all the same companies left russia, many remain, despite criticism. and how strong is this criticism, here, uh, how much? why the business itself remains, in your opinion, the business remains, because the companies operating in russia at least, a very large part of the french companies they have, uh, the profit from working in russia was. uh, a very serious percentage in their total, as it were, the total profit of the company, and leaving rus

inside france and will it have an effect on the political structure of france, especially mr. macron or not ? malika was macron's main and hard-line opponent in the last election. extremist policies of the government macron and his company, mainly with american companies , may be broken in other parts of the world, asia and latin america, and cause defeat in the upcoming elections. it is given to us as a result of the economic crisis of the corona virus in france and the need to leave these countries. thank you very much, mr. mohammad ali basiri , a senior expert on african issues . at the time, human rights watch accused the united kingdom and the united states of moving the indigenous population in the chagos archipelago. indian ocean committed crimes against the humanity of britain and the united states denied these accusations, but the human rights watch relied on dozens of witnesses and emphasized that this racial harassment is a colonial crime and against human rights . let's see a report about this together, representing a population of several thousand. some people hav

why is france different? do the unions and the public have the appetite for a long fight over this issue? guest: pension reforms is really something in france that is one of the last kinds of reforms and political discussions that really raise so much interest and passion. there is a series of reforms every 10 years and in 1993, 2003, 2014 and again this year, there is a repetitive access -- aspect to these reforms. the discussion is a bit the same. it's about the previous reform and raising the retirement age by two years from 62 to 64 years. there is a sense of continuity and repetition. a general lack of economy about what is being achieved and a lack of understanding of the broader economy. how much pensions are going to way or not on workers and the future and in general, we have this limited discussion with a lot of passion on all sides. it's related to the lack of broader economic discussion. you have these movements and political parties lost in recent years and decades. which really sees on this oppo

the fact that france -- it's not pragmatic, from our point of view france now is an enemy.e will fight against pro-russian political forces in ukraine and more problems for france. adrian: did you say that france is killing russian soldiers in ukraine? >> yes, because france's -- and soldiers. adrian: i don't want to get bogged down in ukraine, this is a discussion about africa. let's put this to you then, what is russia doing in africa right now? will its engagement bring about the peace and development that many of the countries that it has security partnerships with want? >> i think if we go back to 2019 , you see the signs of what russia was trying to achieve with the continent. that predicts -- predates the war in ukraine. you can see from communication that russia is indeed very keen on forming a strong allegiance with our country for security and so on and so forth. one of the clear needs russia really wants to maintain his influence on the continent because there has been a lot of need for russia to have friends and avoid isolation from other countries. with those t

what were the reactions of france's military expulsion from burkina faso inside france? did it have an effect on the formation french politicians, especially mr. macron, will be comforted by macron's extremists in the last election, now everyone is in a very tough competition. mainly with american policies america's colonialism has broken in other parts of asia and latin america. who will win the next elections? of course, we must also consider the issue of the war in ukraine. and the economic effects of the french bagherzadeh corona and the need to leave these countries, thank you very much. mr. mohammad ali basiri, a senior expert on african issues , accused britain and the united states of human rights watch of committing a crime by moving the indigenous population in the chagos archipelago in the indian ocean. against britain and the united states denied these accusations, but the human rights watch relied on dozens of witnesses to arrive at the picture, emphasizing that this persecution is a colonial crime against human rights, a report about this, and let's see how

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like france, like russia, like israel, like even egypt. so there are many countries that are buying these smaller products that india has exported. so the market does appear to be there at the higher cost k in delhi. thank you very much. and moving from air to space travel, boeing has announced it's opening a new production area in new orleans. it's our crews will work on new rockets used enough as our to miss program. they'll hold 40 percent more cargo, including observations hot lights and space telescopes in november now for launch the 1st mission of the ottoman it found to launch the 1st woman on the 1st person of color on the left. and the remainder of the top is no story. we're following for you this, our european commission says hydrogen to ride from nuclear power. it can be considered low carbon this to be light in the continents energy mix. the e u is planning on producing and importing 10000000 tons of renewable hydrogen by 2034. we have time for 4 more. you can always check out w dot com slash business. we're on the deal. the ne

rahman rahim, in fact, africa is the traditional colonial area of ​​france.ck algeria, tunisia, morocco, egypt , central african countries, mali, these countries that traditionally, in the middle of the 20th century, the french revolution took place, and the field of presence faded. in the early years of the 21st century, considering the problems that existed inside this country, the french thought of having a re-appearance, which caused their re-appearance. the problem of which country's governments is the installation of presidents, the role of coups that are clearly unloving, the colonial memories of the 50s and 60s of the 20th century, against the opposition in several stages and the conquerors in france expelled the military forces in the name of creating peace. the civil wars that were created there by themselves the colonizers of the economic and ethno-racial issues of this country became france again in another form, this repression continued in another form. this has made people sensitive to our french presence at the same time that the differences b

france tried to achieve the same floor. roberts, doctor of economics, journalist, former assistant secretary of the treasury, us economic policy, in his articles and books analyzes the economic causes destabilizing the world. i don't think the driving force behind european colonialism was anything other than greed, the sun never set on the british empire. its colonies were everywhere and this empire is much older than fascism forgetting about the contribution of other countries to the development of this idea the concept of fascism goes back to the italian word fascio, which means a bunch, that is the unification of the economic and political power of half of europe was fascist in spain the franco regime was purely fascist portugal was a fascist country, romania was a fascist country hungary was a fascist country france had a government of fascist collaborators. german fascism, very strongly supported by the us do not let the industry, german industry and above all the defense industry was created with the help of the ameri

that's the plan for france, however, release quite heavily on nuclear energy. so 70 percent of its energy mixed comes from nuclear or its electricity mix. this means at that a, b, the hydrogen at that at the front would like to be making. they want you clear to be included in that. and this is something that they are pushing for, whereas germany is, is pushing against it. and germany, it once, you know, makes nuclear a little bit, i'm sorry, germany has had to nuclear. they are moving away from it because of the issue with regards to things like fukushima and should opal and the issue of nuclear disasters . but also, you know, because nuclear actually, while it's green in some ways and that, you know, it's not as common intensive as, as fossil fuels, for example. it also has the issue of nuclear waste being left behind. okay, sure. so the european commission has actually come up by the proposal. now, what is it and what is it saying? and is it a bit of a fudge? what would you say? so the european commission doesn't actually want to designate nuclear derived hyd

but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't acre russia. and professor of history at the american university in washington dc analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe. because stop hitler, we could have prevent a world foretell because hitler was weak and knew he would. we and he was bluffing . and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west was hoping emmanuel elements in the west were hoping that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr written and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british job and negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire, britain offered hitler freedom of action in the east for britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects. if for instanc

and france actually affect the economic fabric of these countries.

every year in france, more than 10 thousand people die due to the wrong use of medicine.n means three times more than road casualties in this country, the french are the champions of drug use in europe, according to the latest statistics published by the french people , they spend at least 30 billion euros to buy and send drugs, the share of each citizen is 445. accordingly, 44% of french people take several types of drugs daily, 80% of people this country also spends money on self-treatment in different ways. i think that i myself take 45 types of medicine here every day. despite the restrictions and severe shortage of some medicines such as antibiotics in france, wasting medicine is one of the problems that the organization french health insurance is the opposite honestly, this issue costs more than 7 billion euros annually for this organization, which according to the report of the ministry of health and hygiene, annually in france, 19 women are thrown away with drugs that are in excess of consumption, according to a research report of children and adolescents in franc

bill popular bottle right now coming out of france?— out of france?s and they are - out of france? all sorts of i bottles and they are coming out of france? all sorts of - bottles and they are coming out every day with these new blends, new packaging. there is a big trend of course on bio wine, without sulphites. so there are certainly adjusting to one consumption requests. we will have to leave it there but we appreciate your time this morning and thank you too for your company. hello. we've had reports of spectacular views of the aurora borealis across many parts of the uk, from northern scotland all the way to southern wales and even southern england. and here's another beautiful picture from the weekend. this time of cornwall — a beautiful horizon with those aqua colours. 0k, how about the weather for the week ahead? mainly dry, some sunshine and night frosts. pretty much what we've had for quite a few days now with that high pressure firmly in charge of our weather. it's here on monday and it's here to stay. so, let's look at the forecast, then.

his france was gripped in a global struggle 250 years ago. with england, there may have been hiccups along the way, but paris in washington are on the same side in so many global conflicts. macaroni efforts to push back here and there, and work on european strategic autonomy is not really seen as a threat by the united states, which doesn't have the resources or the same world view as europe on some strategic issues. america is not always paying attention. sometimes it once you're up to have strategic autonomy and let's face it. sometimes it just wants to take orders and do what america wants it to do. washington could be a bits, gets a frantic and bipolar. but that's the nature of a lot of relationships. sort of like a long term marriage that still works and that's the bottom line. ah, latin america is a region of wonder i'm joy tragedy and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition with no country is a life, and it's my job to shed light on how and why a ah ah hello, i'm darn jor

so he's declaring a quote end of a cycle for france in africa. frances military footing has been used by others. he says to say that france only had a security agenda. so what is michael's big idea now? well, there was a clue that was going to be about money when he made a positive reference in his speech, frances financial community of africa's fulcrum. so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one in france as big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister jersey maloney said about the ca park in 2018 where so monday, you know, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in burkina faso. it's one of the poorest nations in the world of france, prince colonial money from the kena faso, which has gold in return they on the sand, i can resend bertina and is up in the car. fish of the french treasury, the golden, this child goes down the channel to extract mostly ends up in the comfort of the french. thank you. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe. the solution is to free africa from sat to

opening in france imam's companions by renting a moin 747 of the air france airline company is preparing for imam with 150 journalists to return to iran after maghrib and isha prayers , when will the toyota arrive, which we were all in? the responsibility for the protection and arrangements of the route from mehrabad airport to behesht zahra was supposed to be, but urmia university said that of course we had prepared the preparations for the arrival of the imam, which means that the work on the 12th of bahman 1357 mehrabad airport and the surrounding streets are full of people to welcome the leader and the imam . he came to the plane at 9 am air france arrives in tehran and descends near the airport runway, but before the wheels touch the ground, it again soars towards the test and once again flies over the city of tehran, and this time it lands at 9:30.

so how closely our america and france aligned? where did the 2 countries agree? and where did they agree to disagree? today were talking with veteran french diplomat, felipe, etc, and the ambassador of france to the united states. and before that chief diplomatic adviser to the president of france, ambassador at the end, thank you so much for joining us here today. you're right on the edge of leaving your post and going off to be a professor at columbia to think great thoughts and perhaps right, great books. but i'm interested in getting your strategic map as you look not just at the french american relationship, but the world about what you think we're not getting right. what do we as allies need to focus on? what, what, what worries do you have out there that are unaddressed right now? indeed, i think we, the worry in ukraine's is aggression by russia against ukraine. is some, something, it's very bad news it's. it's also very, very big news. it's war back to europe. so many years after world war 2 and my experience is that in february when it started and even

so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one of france as big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister jersey maloney sad about this ca hawk in 2018 where so monday, you know, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in booking our fossa. it's one of the poorest nations in the world, france prince colonial money for burkina faso, which has gold in return. they round at 60 percent of everson, burkina, faso, exports and jump in the coffee of the french treasury. the goal that these child goes down the channel to extract mostly ends up in the coffee of the french state. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe. the solution is to free africa from sachi europeans who exploit it and allow these people to leave off what they have. so now michael wants to build on that, where he considers a wonderful symbol of french african cooperation, which is quite controversial for a lot of africans, especially with respect to sovereignty over their own currency. to

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when in 1939 the ussr proposed the conclusion of an alliance with great britain france against hitler, this was not the only case of the ussr insisted on this throughout the second half of the thirties . if that happened, we could have stopped hitler we could have prevented the holocaust, we could have prevented world war ii because hitler was weak and knew he was weak he was bluffing and assumed the west would not to resist him, and in the west, many hoped that he would simply go east. so in the thirties, only the ussr directly opposed the nazis. great britain and france come to a standstill, since at the same time secret british-german negotiations are taking place in london in response to guarantees of the integrity of the british empire . and may not worry about the west if today we are talking about new lands in europe we turn our gaze. first of all to russia this vast state is ripe for the death of adolf hitler minecraft hitler makes it clear in minecraft in 1925 that his real goal to take over ukraine to go further east into the soviet union was always his true goal the europea

france tries to impose certain conditions on african countries in exchange for its aid , as it did in mali last december, the last batch of french soldiers left the territory of central africa, which shows france's international relations with african countries. in each of these countries, which are in crisis these days , there was no significant activity in their relations with france, and in terms of security. to the government of this country if paris doesn't help at all, it will be an inevitable fate for its former allies in the continent of france. at the moment, central africa and west africa will be abandoned, as russia and china establish their presence in various security and economic fields in this continent. it is waking up, there will be a new africa, this has made african countries welcome russia and china, and we can cooperate with russia and china in the economic, security, commercial and defense sectors, considering the anti-french sentiments in africa and the performance the inappropriateness of this country in this continent now this is the hour, will other countries

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so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet proposed and elias, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't acre russia and professor of history at the american university in washington, dc. analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe because our staff had there we could prevent a world foretell because hitler was weak and knew he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping emanuel elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr written and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire, britain offered hitler freedom of action in the east for britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects. if for ins

why is france different? do the unions and the public have the appetite to think for a long fight over this issue? well pension reform. so it's really something in france and debate. it's one of the last kinds of reforms and political discussions that really raised so much interest and passion. there's already been a series of reforms about every 10 years in 109-323-2014 this year again. so there's a repetitive aspect to, to, to these reforms. the discussion is always a bit the same. and a lot of this reform is about accelerating the previous reform and also are raising the rich ryan retirement age by, by 2 years from 60 to 64. yes. but yes, there's a sense of contingency of repetition with this reforms at general lack of economy discussion about what is really a big, how big achieved and a lack of understanding of the broader economy. technological context, how much pensions are going to, to weigh on, not our workers in the future, depending on the path of productivity, economic growth in general. so we have

can you say that france was not able to, can, can, can the wagner group do it? i mean, as i said to you, the question that they're accused of human rights atrocities on the ground. ah, we believe that international organizations reach control and human rights are issues as they are politically kind of ends. ally, if somebody is going to have more direct cues, for example, you're playing and the government was that far, daughter else? well, asian human. right. it's nice. it's not on us and for no reason to such as race . and that is the best it was go months and you know, some time needed to questions optic to be it's quite cruel. and i think so, but next i've come to that more and more african governments want to invite wagner. 2000 of the great. what do you make of that? what are the dangers for african states in closing up to russia, particularly the ones who are being propped up by, by russian arms and mercenaries. what i think one of the, one of the things to actually start the conversation with is why they are in the 5th. if, if you, if you go back to no mo

it's exactly me message united, say brit than france. and now you can come to this, they want to establish new colonialism system. ok, of the great, let's, let's pick up on that. russians i respected in africa, may be, i suppose, given that it's sending weapons to prop up authoritarian regimes and a military governments. what about the people, though? do people in africa? see russia as an ally? will russia ultimately become an despised, perhaps, as the former colonial powers? ah, the younger generation in africa is pretty clear that it sees the future as african democracy. that's how they want to be governed in the future. will they tolerate any russian or, or, or western presence on the continent in the long term. so if you look up, because i've been happening in every scenario, you always find african africans. we've been around flag, i'm speaking to how the supports the income in miniature government. they won't finance with russia just like it because because there is a lot of positive sentiments towards roger russia on it. it, i wou

so it was the currency that existed in france before the euro. he referred to it as one in france as big contributions to the continent. but here's what italian prime minister jersey maloney sat about the ca, park in 2018 where so monday, you know, this is a child who acts in a gold mine in burkina faso. it's one of the poorest nations in the world, france prince colonial money for the kena faso, which has gold in return they on the 6th, at the sound of everson, burkina, faso exports and opened the coffin of the french treasury. the goal, the discharge goes down the tunnel to extract mostly ends up in the coffee of the french state. so the solution is not to take the africans and bring them to europe . the solution is to free africa from saturday. europeans who exploited on our loudest people to leave off for the half. so that currency of 14 different african nations is printed in france. and it involves are up until 2020 involve having 50 percent of its foreign exchange reserves of those countries based in an operational account in the bank of f

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they say what happened well, in short, what do they say in france, does anyone in france know about thisuspicion that he is not very pure , let's say this auchan or vice versa, they proved their innocence, i will say that this news did not , er, have no effect bombs that exploded but yes, this topic and this investigation and this investigation are shared by the newspaper le monde belin cat by the investigators and the website as an insider, these are such powerful investigators who have powerful investigations in their luggage and that is why it attracted attention in french by the press of french television, and of course they received a comment from the head office of the french company, which stated that all these goods that were delivered to the occupied part of the donetsk region were paid for and they are not responsible for the buyers who then used the goods for their own purposes, that is, they distance themselves from the fact that they organized and supplied them free of charge. these goods , etc., are not only not only humanitarian , there are even bulletproof vests among the

there is a french dream in russia and a russian dream in france japanese.restore the truth and fight against unanimity, he needs to fight for peace to the danger of a third world war with more powerful and more long-range weapons. i think it's worth explaining to people with the interests of americans in the world to return the dominant role of dollars. or really leave me alone suffer it is they who see it every day in the life of the french europeans, at the price of bread for gasoline because of the lack of raw materials, people want peace, that the americans sabotaged the conclusion of the peace agreement, which was ready in march 2022, former israeli prime minister mr. bennett told the press about the peace agreement between russians and ukrainians, president erdogan was also one of the arbitrators of this peace process, but on the orders of president biden , the ukrainians withdrew from the negotiations.

pleasure to have you here on france 24. next, business. we are getting more details about the eu plans for cleantech to counter america's sweeping green subsidies. >> european officials a fit -- had denounced the u.s. inflation reduction act as protectionist, but the european commission has formally put forward its own green tech industrial plant in an effort to avoid losing business to the u.s. and china and ramp up its own competitive edge. >>'s it's a proposal designed to help europe's industries rid themselves of co2 emissions and be competitive on the global stage. on wednesday, the european commission president unveiled the eu's green deal industrial plan. >> the plan has four pillars. a conducive regulatory environment for the net zero industries. second, national and eu funding. third, the ensuring of proper skills for the greens transition, and an ambitious trade position is the fourth pillar. >> the plan was designed to rid europe of dependency on russian fossil fuels, something that occurred well ahead of schedule, but now the m

turkish foreign ministry is seeking accountability and for england, holland, belgium, germany and france, which in the past few days the act of closing the consulate and its embassies in istanbul, the recent actions of the westerners in making turkish cities look unsafe, has brought a sharp reaction from the turkish authorities, who called the westerners as the enemies of turkey and the cause of all the insecurity and terrorist acts in the region. terrorist groups from daesh to al-qaeda, who care about security, while they themselves support and support those who disturb the stability and security of the region, the turkish foreign minister stated that the recent provocative actions of the westerners are caused by ankara's denial of sweden's membership in nato. we want sweden to have no hope of our positive vote with this approach. the membership process should be re-examined taking into account the terms of the agreement . america and europe are in the midst of diplomatic tension between turkey and the west due to ankara preventing sweden and finland from joining the coalition. nato has