to talk about how franÇois hollande is very consistent.e didn't make any surprise announcements in this address. he is reaffirming the social democratic term that he is taken since january and to repeat that everything is going to be ok. franÇois hollande consistent here but criticism is also very consistent. let's take a look at the commonest paper. very critical of the direction -- let's take a look at the communist paper. his interview yesterday, there was nothing revolution about it. bastille day is the celebration of the republic. it says essentially what he said is, i am failing but i'm going to keep going down this path. there was nothing revolutionary or even illusionary about the speech. >> he gets criticized by the left and he gets a rubbing from the right. >> they are having a field day. you can see here. .e sees the future in pink a reference to a famous french song. socialism. color of basically delusional about the future in the editorial. he says that those who claim that france is sick are exaggerating. they say that franÇo

francois hollande towards west africa. ivory coast to discuss the countrys as experiences and economic revival post-civil war. time to take a look at what is grabbing headlines in the weekly newsmagazine. let's look. almost forgot you. let's start with what's making headlines, focusing on russia and the ambition of vladimir putin. putin made his territorial ambitions for russia very clear with the annexation of crimea. ambitions more than that. according to this, he wants to impose a model ocivilization on the rest of the world. international talks about payback time for russia, they want to get revenge on history. what is this civilization putin wants to spread? it is a unique civilization different from our western model, which is obsessed with communication and consumption, according to vladimir putin. he wants a russia that is a defender of traditional values, in opposition to the postmodern spiritual decadence that you find in a lot of the world today. >> spiritual decadence come indeed. another weekly, brazil. by it,

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what we're seeing here is franÇois hollande very much a hands-on leading role.ictimshe families of sunday afternoon and reassure them he would do everything he could for them. >> in a show of defiance after a series of threats from islamist muslims, iraqi christians have been attending church services in baghdad. a few dozen worshipers packed the virgin mary church in baghdad. order by isis for all christians to leave the city of mosul. and students who survived south thef -- who survived they weredisaster -- ordered to stay put, even as water started to come in as it sank on april 16, killing all 300 people on board. the crew have been charged with negligence and the banding -- and abandoning ship. what is it for this edition. please do stay with us here on -- that is it for this edition. please do stay with us here on "france 24." the italian inventions oh -- ili italian vincenzo nibl began with a comfortable ride. all he needed to do was keep clear of the kind of crash which are poorly stocked the second place rider. ago, --se collapsed with two laps to go, h

of london the british prime minister david cameron said he's in agreement with french president francois hollande and german chancellor angela merkel that further sanctions must be discussed the german chancellor though held a phone conversation over the weekend with president vladimir putin and which both parties said that an international investigation is a must and it must get to underway very soon from the hague peter all of r.t. so let's get more analysis from veteran british labor politician and former mayor of london ken livingstone who joins us now live good to see you can let's start with these threatened sanctions germany france the u.k. all apparently dishing out they sold him a term to russia because they want russia to make sure that the international investigators are given full access to the crash site what do you think about those threats. well i think there's an awful lot of pandering to the hysteria that's being whipped up here some of us are old enough to remember that back in two thousand and one ukrainian military shot down

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that was french president francois hollande speaking following two emergency sessions held in paris at the french presidential palace. let's cross to the malian capital where alex is standing by. what more can you tell us about this investigation? >> we know french investigators and forensics experts will be arriving during the day flying directly to the home that is also part of -- homophone thousand troops based in mali. i have been speaking to local journalists from the area. you have to bear in mind they have given us the closest location. crash site is 80 kilometers to the south in an area with -- close to the border. come going to be easier to from there that took traveled to mali. it has been raining all night. a lot of the people who managed to get close to the crash site are there because of the phone network. those are the problems we are facing and investigators will be facing trying to piece together what happened and collect wreckage and bodies. we have been told the president will be going to the scene today. is not clear how he will get there. one thing that has come up

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grey goose, francois?raordinary belongs to those who make it. >> stephen: my guest tonight is a journalist who believes it's time to pay reparations to black people. reparations? i got to fix their air conditioning now? please welcome ta-nehesia coates. [cheering and applause] hey, good see you, ta-nehesia. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: thanks for coming back. mr. coates, good to see you again. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: i'm mad at you, man. >> all right. >> stephen: you are the national correspondent for "the atlantic." and author of this month's cover story "the case for reparations." you have it right there. >> i do have it right here. >> stephen: it's a brace 15g,000-word argument talking about slavery, jim crow, discriminations that come up to this very day. >> right. >> stephen: do you think the best way to heal nation is to bum people out? [laughter] because this is well argued. i can understand it, and i don't want to understand it. >> right, right, right. >>

he has been trying to find out more information about president franÇois law and -- francois hollande'sinner circle, asking about the private lives of his family members, hollande himself, other ministers. it has obviously been found out that he is a spy. he was asking too many questions . this report has revealed the kinds of methods that these spies use to get this kind of information. this guy offers small gifts at the beginning to people like reporters and military specialists in order to get a few favors in return. they start at with a small gift. that'll and anyone in jail. -- they don't land anyone in jail. then they work up and see if journalists are interested and s in returnr gift for bigger favors. this spy is, as i say, the eyes and years of putin in france. isgoes on to say that putin keen to have more information on what is going on in europe lost capital -- europe's capital because he feels this is a sensitive time. putin is at the mercy of european sanctions. they are going to be tighter because leaders will be looking at broadening them and toughening sanctions not only

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rating president francois hollande spoke out against what happened yesterday. translator: we can't bring the conflict between israel and palestinian home. everyone is free to stage demonstrations. people have that right. but you cannot have outbreaks of violence. you cannot have attacks or attempts to attack places of worship, whether they're synagogues, like what happened yesterday. i say the same thing for mosques, for churches or temples. we live in a secular country. all religions have the right to peaceful places of worship. i would like to say frmly attacks of this sort will not be ell rated. >> the french president francois hollande speaking there in paris. bastille day marked the anniversary of the bastille prison, which spawned the french revolution. tonight the skies will be lit up with fireworks across for example and early on, soldiers carry flags of the countries who fought on the battlefields marked down the champs elysees to mark 100 years that passed ince that war began. >> watched by deep crowds lining the streets and under the eyes of presiden

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however, regarding the serve, francois hollande said france was planning to go ahead with it because the current sanctions were not forcing the country to cancel the contract. there are a couple of ropes, actually, two reasons why it's simply for france to cancel the contract. the final is a show for the full contract and in the case of a cancellation would have to pay $1.1 billion euros to russia. the second is the ship has been built already and they're guaranteed training in france on how to use this carrier. so the comments from yesterday seems like a bit of a strategy to gain some time, as you mentioned, francois hollande is facing a growing pressure from the u.s. and also from european countries. >> stephane, thank you very much. >>> i just wanted to brick you up to date with some news that just hit our wires here within the last couple of minutes. the indonesian presidential candidate p prabawo says he has withdrawn from the race. this move is unexpected. you're watching "worldwide exchange." good morning, everybody. see you in a second. we started zya with the thought that th

france president, francois hollande, says his thoughts were with the families of those on board and everything will be done to find the plane. >>> police officers from australia will soon be heading to eastern ukraine. they'll help with the investigation into of the malaysian airli killed in the crash. >> we are ready to deploy au help secure th an international team under united nations authority. >> prime minister abbott said pro-russian separatists have prevented a thorough search of the crash site. he said 50 australian police officers are preparing for their mission. all 298 people on malaysia airlines fli lastwh shot down. but international experts assessing the remains say they've only counted about 200 bodies. they say some could remain at the crash site. >> i'm so scared about the news. i'm so sad. i feel like i want to cry. i thought if my parents are over there, i don't know what t >> we are still waiting for the exact news. whatever, i know it is god's fate. >> the team still does not have full access to the crash site. >>> norwegian security authorities say people with connec in s

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. >>> the french president francois hollande says one flight recorder has been recover ed from the algeriesenger plane that crashed in mali. poor weather is thought to be the cause. french officials say there's no survivors of 116 on board. half of them were french nationals. smith is in the capital. i asked her about the challenges facing the french troops trying to secure the crash site. >>>i understand the french army have dispatched 30 vehicles 200 kilometers east of the crash site. soldiers may have arrived after a search operation that included a drone, two jets and attack helicopters provided by the french and united nations operation here in mali. the challenges facing them are largely that it's raining, still raining. storms that may have been the cause of the flight's demise has continued with heavy rain in the area which isn't desert but semi, gets muddy and difficult to get through this time of year. >> the french interior minister saying they haven't ruled out a terrorist attack although most consensus say it was the weather that caused the crash. >> what we know is the pilot

set say he is the man who francois hollande straight. there, hollande looks like a superhero. hollande is telling him we make a great team. valls hasree months, managed to change the image of the government and also the way the government works. the government seems to have more authority, is taking more action, is communicating better. all these things are good, but more importantly in the first 100 days or the next 1000 -- are the next 1000 days. that is the next -- that is the time for the next presidential election. quite happy. look at one left-leaning paper, the communist paper. they are quite disappointed in valls, that in 100 days he has managed to attack the very dna of the left and they are upset about it. france, andere in french politics, it has been over three months now since local elections in which the far right, the national front, they did very well. >> they did very well indeed. it was a historical election for them in many ways. 11 of the candidates from that party were elected mayor, so what has their first 100 days been like? taking a look at the big deci

the top story in the french press, the third such social conference that has been organized since francois hollande became president. the idea is to boost employment. basically, the government is calling together business representatives and trade rep and -- trade union representatives. it will be a very tense meeting. it calls on them, can't you all just get along for once? >> best of luck. >> they say we are crossing our fingers, we are hoping this will be a constructive meeting, but it probably won't be. why? because both sides have threatened to boycott the meeting before. they are pretty much holding their ground. the christian paper is also very critical of these threats, these boycott threats coming from both sides. saying these threats are strategic for both sides, but they are inappropriate, they are impolite and rude in the face of the country's record unemployment. >> the opposition ump party continues to be in the spotlight for its finances, once again. >> once again. carried out over the party's finances after the allegations of illegal campaign funding. the results will come

on monday, francois hollande said paris would push ahead with the delivery of at least one helicopter carrier to russia, despite pressure from the u.s. and u.k. to cancel the deal. >> will the second vessel be delivered? i'm going to be honest. it depends on russia's attitude, but at this point, there have not been any sanctions imposed yet, and nothing is forcing us to stop this deal. regarding the first vessel, the delivery will happen. the russians have paid. backt, we have to pay them 1.1 billion euros. >> the contract for the two warships created more than 1000 jobs in france. in the wake of russia's military support to ukrainian separatist, however, many eu countries are opposing the types of deals. >> it is weak logic. we all agree this is an aggression that has been illogical to trade weapons with the aggressors. >> feelings supplemented of football fields, the ship is designed to deploy more than a dozen tanks and attack helicopters. >> let's take a look at how markets have fared today. stocks in europe ounce back from yesterday's losses. theftse ended the day in grain, a bre

french tradition of affording protection to eastern christian churches, which goes back to king francois i. he was the most famous for -- he was most famous for his alliance with the ottoman empire, which was a controversial thing then in the aftermath of the destruction of the byzantine empire and the crusades. says it honors the country to maintain the allianc e. the samee not of opinion and say the move is ill advised. world'sake in all the destitute, we will have a lot of people coming our way he does there is a lot of destitution in the world -- coming our way because there is a lot of destitution in the world." israel bombs gaza's only power plant, which has crippled the territory's electricity supplies. "the guardian" says it will put serious strain on gaza's hospitals, sewage treatment plants, and water supplies. says it willhe ash take up to a year to rebuild the plant -- the head of the -- says it will take up to a year to rebuild the plant. there is a third cash of missiles hitting in -- hidden in a school in gaza. it has deplored those responsible for putting the schools and

current president francois hollande has dismal approval ratings.many fear support for right-wing national front leader -- could now rise further. she said the case against sarkozy show the complete failure of the prints -- french political system. martin schultz was reelected as the president of the european parliament on tuesday. the large majority of lawmakers gave their backing to the social democrat. he was hoping to get the top job of commission president, but that has gone to luxembourg's former prime minister, jean-claude juncker. to use says he now wants his next term to strengthen the role of the european parliament and win back the trust of european voters, who opted in much larger numbers this time for eurosceptic parties. that has changed the makeup for the -- of the parliament. theireptic mp's turned backs as the european anthem was played. ♪ hundreds of thousands of protesters marched through the streets of hong kong on tuesday to call for greater democracy. annual july 1 rally marks hong kong's return to china in 1997. the year's mar

france, news for president francois hollande was accused of having a dormant account that was only recently reactivated for upcoming campaigning. his prime minister, manuel valls, as in used his account since the 2012 election -- manuel valls, hasn't used his account since the 2012 election. >> thank you very much. it is time now for a look at the sports headlines today. >> france faced germany in the world cup quarterfinals on friday -- face germany in the world cup quarterfinals on friday. they met in the semifinals in 1982 and 1986. midfielder -- i've watched the video. i know about the former french player and his impact with the german goalkeeper in 1982. i also learned about the .emifinal that we lost 2-0 we played superbly. but in the semifinal, they lost control of the game. so, these are the two things that i do know. it's true. i wasn't born at a time, but i have watched the video. you journalists are pretty good enables us to catch up and watch the match. but i would rather talk about germany's qualities out of respect for them. they are a very strong team in all aspects of the g

generation selfie which features famous selfies including the pope, barack obama, angela merkel, and francoishollande. the magazine does not appear to be a big fan of this phenomena, calling it a new narcissistic wave. are is these self-portraits an example of a narcissistic exhibition of society, and it calls it an epidemic. world leaders in the pope himself, they really are giving a bad example to the younger generation. >> yes, i would call it the "i" decade. that is all over -- oliver ferry. thank you. time for the daily wrap of sports. >> still july but the champions league is into the third qualifying round. wine players sent in the over salzburg. 1-0.sol and zenit, winning, and the scottish champion went ahead. getting dispersed alone or is getting preparations and for the new season. players were on the break following world cup efforts in brazil. rodriguez and the rest of the squad is doing well. it will be difficult to repeat the way we played a few years ago. it was a very good football style. i do not know if that will happen again, but we have a strong core of players and the sam

france's president, francois hollande has criticized president vladimir putin for supporting the ukrainian rebeles, but he argues that russia has paid for the ships and france will deliver them. karel van wolferen is an international relations analyst. >> people who want to sell stuff, like the french, the naval equipment, et cetera, they are not going to let orders of billions of dollars pass them by. >> reporter: for days, britain has been pushing hard for tough sanctions against russia. here's what's at stake. russia is europe's number one trading partner accounting for almost half of all imports and exports. germany has the strongestitize, getting fully a third of its oil and gas from russia. and in return, selling the russians everything from cars to chemicals. business the germans say means thousands of jobs. you might think that the call for sanctions would be loudest in holland still in shock over the deaths of 193 of its citizens, but the netherlands is the single largest european importer of russi goods. and when preived today the dutch foreign minister would only say all options

french president francois hollande said, "his death is a tragic reminder of the risks taken by journalists to inform our fellow citizens regardless of the dangers." been's civil war has deadly for journalists. more than 60 journalists have been killed since the war began in 2011 according to the committee to protect analysts. -- protect journalists. >> as kathleen carroll noted and as you heard from some of the accounts this morning, all too often, the death of a journalist is met with in deference -- indifference or even official collusion. it is important to note that this morning in moscow five individuals who were charged ana, who died of in 2006, were brought to justice. they were convicted last month. they were sentenced this morning, two to life terms, three to lesser terms, including a police officer who furnished the weapon. it is important to note that the person who ordered her death is still at large. but when someone is brought to justice, we need to take note. this memorial exists to remind the world of the sacrifices made every year throughout the decades and centuries by jo

french president francois hollande says there appear to be no survivors. a french military unit has recovered one of the flight data recorders. the french government says it will work with officials in mali to determine the cause of the crash. >>> the foreign ministers of the netherlands and australia have paid their respects to victims from the downed malaysia airlines plane. frans timmerman and julie bishop saw off caskets being sent home from the airport in eastern ukraine. an earlier flight carried the first group of bodies to the netherlands for identification on wednesday. all 298 passengers and crew members were killed. investigators believe some remains are still at the crash site. >> our entire reason for being here is to ensure that we can secure that site, that we can have access to it, that a proper investigation can be carried out and that we can bring people home. that's our focus. >> the two foreign ministers met their ukrainian counterpart in kiev. they agreed on the need for a multinational team of police officers at the site to ensure the

british prime minister david cameron, german chancellor angela merkel and french president francois hollande spoke on the phone. they agree russian president vladimir putin should use his influence and persuade the separatists to allow rescuers and investigators to have free and total access to the crash site. they also afwreed that if moscow fails to take nec measures, the eu must reconsider its approach to russia and that foreign ministers should be ready to impose further sanctions on the country when they meet on tuesday. later, cameron talked to putin by phone. the british prime minister said now that the world is watching, putin must change course and work to help bring stability to eastern ukraine. putin expresses willingness to cooperate in an international investigation, but he criticized the western powers for suspecting the involvement of pro-russian separatist and russia in the downing of the plane. putin said it is important to refrain from hasty conclusions and politicized statements until the investigation into the crash is completed. >>> israeli soldiers have focused their sh

. >> the french president, francois hollande, has described the incident as a horrible tragedy. his education minister was sent to the school to deal with the crisis. >> today it's july 4, a time when we should be all happy for all children that the school year is over, the holidays are beginning, the teachers have successfully completed the school year. instead it's been turned into a day of mourning for all of us by this abominable crime. >> those who witnessed the stabbing are now believed to be receiving counseling. >> horrifying for those french school children. you're watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, the u.s. may be out, but world cup fever is going strong. we meet one argentine fine who magic. g for some messi the cruise ship that sank in 2012 is due to be refloated within 10 days. it's been more than two years since the luxury crews liner sank killing 32 people. divers are getting an up close view. the bbc's allen johnson reports from italy. >> more than two years on and still the concordia sits where she came to rest on the night sh

of london the british prime minister david cameron said he's in agreement with french president francois hollande and german chancellor angela merkel that further sanctions must be discussed the german chancellor though held a phone conversation over the weekend with president vladimir putin and which both parties said that an international investigation is a must and it must get it under way very soon from the hake peter all of a party even before international experts reached the crash site washington accused the anti-government forces in eastern ukraine of shooting down the plane the unverified claims were summed up in a post on the website of the us embassy in moscow and russia has been accused of supplying heavy weapons to eastern ukraine and allegation moscow strongly denied and is demanding proof of u.s. claims that detected a missile launched from opposition held territory shortly before the plane went down but the ukrainian military was also there within striking distance washington cites communications allegedly intercepted between the ukrainian opposition but again there's no

of london the british prime minister david cameron said he's in agreement with french president francois hollande and german chancellor angela merkel that further sanctions must be discussed the german chancellor though held a phone conversation over the weekend with president vladimir putin and which both parties said that an international investigation is a must and it must get underway very soon from the hake peter all over r.t. . even before international experts set out for the crash site the u.s. accused antigovernment forces in eastern ukraine of shooting down the plane but washington is basing its allegations on several as yet unverified claims such as russia has been accused of supplying weapons to eastern ukraine an allegation that moscow has denied the ukrainian opposition is known to have seized plenty of weapons from kiev armed forces and the u.s. claims it detected a missile launched from opposition held territory when the plane went down but the ukrainian military is fighting in the same area and has its own ad found systems there washington cites communications allegedly