left-wing representatives in the french parliament attacked and demanded the resignation of the prime minister. some representatives also sang the french national anthem in protest against benz's words. in defense of the prime minister, he made this parliament to react that i invite them to stop doing this, this is against our laws. in the last few months, france witnessed popular demonstrations in protest against the performance of the macron government and opposition to capitalism . khalifa haftar, the commander of the eastern forces of libya, known as the libyan national army, announced on social media that packages containing uranium were found in the south of the country, which is said to be related to the discovery of 18 rounds of uranium , the international atomic energy agency had claimed last wednesday. which is about two and a half tons of uranium a natural has disappeared from a base in libya tik tok has been officially banned from uk government phones britain joins western countries in banning the use of the chinese video app on mobile phones and devices due to what they c

people were arrested, least poet, water cannon and tear gas to clear the square in front of the french parliament. enraged protesters also took to the streets in several other cities. earlier there was anger inside parliament as well as the government made it's last minute move to dodge a final boat o. b, as banked into a raucous rendition of france as national anthem. as opposition impede made a last ditch attempt to stop the planned pension reforms. survey done my dear colleagues. thank you. i will ask each of the parliamentarians who are holding up a sign to please stop immediately. this is against our rules, and the for is for the prime minister, him on you on the phones. government says the reforms are vital to keep pension sustainable for the future. that is the deadline to pass the legislation approached ministers fear they wouldn't have enough support to push through the changes and stage just minutes ahead of the should your vote, the government in vote special powers to skip the process altogether. do by room. all members of parliament to day on the parliament bill and due to the uncert

macron, we are hearing the french government have narrowly survived a no confidence vote in the french parliament the capital, sometimes violent protests against those pension reforms, raising the pension age in france, which has caused widespread anger but president macron determined to force it through and the government have survived that vote. let us tell you about what is happening here in the uk, in terms of asylum—seekers. almost 400 hotels across the uk are being used by the government to house tens of thousands of asylum seekers. seaside resorts, airports and even retirement villages are among the locations being used, as part of a home office scheme which is costing more than £6 million every day. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. welcome to the wiltshire — a hotel, golf course and retirement village set in rolling hills near royal wootton bassett, home to more than 100 mostly older residents. now also home to more than 80 asylum—seekers, who moved in in december. the leisure village residents pay to access the hotel's pool, gym and golf course, but have had to en

on monday will transfer 1.5 billion euros of microfinance assistance to kiev deputies of the french parliament consider the trick that allowed the government to smuggle through the law on pension reform, the prime minister went to the deputies and stated that the president would use the constitutional right to approve acts of his own will, and not by voting in the national assembly. the deputies silenced the speech of the marseillaise. after that, two factions immediately began collecting signatures for the adoption of a vote of no confidence in the head of the cabinet, ms. born, may lose her post in the next week, the labdo in france , the opposition to the power of ordinary citizens did not acquire such radical forms, a wave of almost revolutionary violence swept last night all over the country in paris on the anti. leone's cars and garbage cans were on fire , stones and bottles were thrown at the police, the gendarmes attacked with batons and threw grenades at the dissatisfied. about 300 people were detained for arson against representatives of the authorities under the law, which was adopt

the deputies of the french parliament consider the trick that allowed the government to push through the law on pension reform the prime minister went to the deputies and told them that the president would use constitutional right to approve acts of one's will, and not by a vote of the national assembly. deputies. they drowned out the speech of the head of the marseillaise government. after that , immediately two factions began collecting signatures for making this mind of no confidence in the head of the cabinet, ms. born may lose her post in the coming weeks, the likelihood of the resignation of the government. now especially great in france, the confrontation between the authorities of ordinary citizens did not acquire such radical forms , a wave of almost revolutionary violence last night swept across the country in in paris, on an antillion, cars and garbage cans of police officers and tv stations were on fire, and bottles of gendarmes in response attacked with batons and threw tear gas grenades at the rioters. about 300 people were detained against government officials under th

macron's government survives two no-confidence motions after bypassing the french parliament to pushhrough popular pension reforms. ♪ hello. vladamir putin told his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, he is open to negotiations on beijing's peace plan to resolve the war in ukraine. it came as the chinese president made his first visit to moscow since the conflict began last year. xi and prudent hailed their historic close ties in the face of russia's isolation from most of the international community. our reporter reports. >> this is a trip china hopes will end were in ukraine but it is a delicate mission for chinese president xi jinping. xi has repeatedly said his country is neutral in the conflict but he is widely seen as a key ally and a quarter of russian president vladimir putin. >> china values the friendship between china and russia. this has historical logic because your neighbors and two large countries and strategic runners. we have a very close relationship. >> last month, china presented a peace plan to end the war in ukraine but while it calls for an end to unilateral sanct

protests that swept the whole country at the beginning of last week , the upper house of the french parliamentvince the french senators a few hours before the meeting in the national assembly in the second reading. approved controversial bill. the results are as follows out of 345 senators voted 307 in favor voted 193 against 114. the senate passed this bill. policies harp on the importance of the decision for the social system. while the country is losing 1.5 billion euros daily due to demonstrations and strikes, the movement of trains and public transport in the airports of the largest cities has been disrupted. the number of energy flights has been greatly reduced, lights are being turned off paris is littered with garbage from some quarters. waste does not take out for a week, strikes are involved representatives of almost all sectors of the french economy. because we don't know what our social pension and labor system will turn into. in the next decade. everything is getting worse, we are losing our values ​​and our french culture, but it seems that the french president has never been the

were arrested, the least deployed water canada tear gas to clear the square in front of the french parliament and raged. protesters also took the street in several other cities. opinion polls show about 2 thirds of people in france, oppose the legislation. earlier, there was anger in side parliament as well as the government made its last minute move to dodge. a final vote is debate into a raucous rendition of france's national anthem, as opposition in peace made a last ditch attempt to stop the plan pension reforms survey demanded colleagues, thank you. i will ask each of the parliamentarians who are holding up a sign to please stop immediately. this is against our rules, and the floor is for the prime minister. emanuel mccullin's government sees the reforms are vital to keep pension sustainable for the future. that is the deadline to pass the legislation approached ministers fear they wouldn't have enough support to push through the changes and stage just minutes ahead of the should your vote, the government in vote special powers to skip the process altogether. do bottom all members of par

this is the french parliament. two days ago, at the invitation of the research commission on the nuclear energy of their country, they explained that we are not doing well here, but in the century. the 21st is in europe, and their first murder happened in europe, when countries fought each other. it was in europe between the 14th and 15th centuries that the fight for the throne between france and england lasted for about one hundred and sixteen years. historians called it the hundred years war. this one is known as the crusades for him the details of the film and the series started when some european christian leaders decided that jerusalem should be theirs, it should be the hands of the muslims who built it. it took 200 years to cover western europe, eastern europe, the eastern mediterranean sea, palestine , the levant and egypt, a little closer in this. the years when the number of shaba begins in 1930, two world wars and 70, both with the permission of the europeans, the first fire of iran, austria and hungary t

confidence on the eve of french prime minister lisobeth bort announced that the bill on changes in the pension system will be adopted bypassing the vote in the lower house of parliament. under the responsibility of the government. one of the articles of the french constitution provides such an opportunity. however, the text will be considered adopted if the deputies do not manage to collect votes within 24 hours to sign the demand. and here comes the distrust of the government behind the development of events among aleksein. neither the nationwide strike, nor the mass protests that swept the whole country at the beginning of last week did not convince the french senators of the upper house of the french parliament a few hours before the meeting in the national assembly in the second reading. approved the scandalous bill. the results are as follows out of 345 senators voted 307 in favor voted 193 against 114 the senate passed this bill politicians say the importance of the decision for the social system at a time when the country is due to demonstrations due to strikes daily loses 1.5 billion euros disrupted train traffic and public transport airports in major cities.

and in my own, my cause government survives to no competence missions after bypassing the french parliament to push true unpopular pension reforms. ah, russian president vladimir putin has told his chinese counterpart seizing ping. he's opened to negotiations on beijing's pace plan to resolve the war in ukraine. it came as the chinese president made his 1st visit to moscow since the conflict began last year. she and putin hailed their historic close ties in the face of russia's isolation from most to the international community. i shall have our reports. ah, this is a trip china hopes would end war in ukraine. but it's a delicate mission for chinese president g jumping. she has repeatedly said his country is neutral in the conflict, but he is widely seen as a key ally and support of russian president vladimir, put in all good china values, the friendship between china and russia. this has historical logic because we are neighbors, and 2 large countries were also strategic partners. such a position determines that we have a very close relationship with last month. china presented a peace pla

he didn’t give a damn not only about the people , but also about democracy, so in the french parliamenty reacted to the decision of the macron to approve the law on raising the retirement age without the approval of the deputies, since the government failed to push the reform through the lower house. although his ministers have threatened to dissolve the parliament, they are ringing the deputies. they promised to send them to their constituencies. additional millions of euros. if only they supported the president the trade unions have accused the sputum of usurping power and are preparing new protests in parliament that they intend to put forward. here it is distrust of the government, my reaction. such is this government does not accept what the majority of the french demand and most of the deputies resist this because the french deputies are against the text of this bill. and they decided to accept this law of power. this is violence against democracy , everyone admits that this is a cruel illegal and inefficient project. i think that madame bourne should go. we'll be back after a sho

this is the data of local sociologists on the eve of the french parliament was only nine votes shortg passed, which is why distrust in the government against this background in paris, new riots during the action against pension reform , more than 100 people were detained and the french capital anastasia popova separated the government of elizabeth born did not save france from the political crisis . and chaos street met the results of the vote with stormy indignation and again boils spontaneous protests do not stop. the usually calm brest plunged into clubs of tear gas, and paris get up was chanted by the crowd, which this time was not even allowed to come close to the national assembly, demonstrations on the square of consent were forbidden, 11 metro stations were closed so that there would not be a large crowd, but pogroms in different parts of the city it didn't stop. driving with obstacles from burning garbage cans , firefighters do not have time to extinguish impromptu barricades on some streets as they flare up on others garbage bags a convenient material for blockading the cit

in the last couple of hours, french police have banned protests opposite parliament after the unrest.people lit fires and threw firecrackers at police, who responded with tear gas. a number of arrests were made. earlier on friday, in the french parliament, opposition parties filed motions of no confidence in the government, after it pushed through a contentious raise in the retirement age from 62 to 64. meanwhile, industrial action continues. you can see here some of the piles of garbage which have built up in paris, with staff on strike. us media is reporting that president biden's government is investigating the chinese parent company of the social media app, tiktok, for possible spying. an investigation was launched late last year, after data from tiktok users in the united states were inappropriately obtained. here's our north america correspondent david willis. it appears that this investigation was launched sometime last year and then ramped up a couple of months ago after bytedance, the company, the chinese company that owns tiktok, confirmed reports here in the american media

needs to be modernized because it's too complex and cost too much money. valley now, in the french parliament, her position to the reform has been at times as fierce as in the streets. but the government says it won't back down with at least one loophole to focus wedding on because you've chosen outrage, you make sweeping statements, you chose blockades and obstruction. we chose to bite and discussion through prison . macros corte doesn't have a parliamentary majority, surpassing the reform won't be easy, and pressure to scrap it is mounting trade. union leaders of course, for more strikes and protests. in the coming days, the sasha butler al jazeera paris. ah, who without zera, these are our top stories. a crowd of mourners has gathered for the funerals of palestinians killed in his wally rate on tuesday. 6 people were shot dead in the jenin refugee camp. hudson, in present, mark what abbas called it, an act of all out war it. abraham has more from the jenin refugee camp. there are lots of young pasting is who've decided to take up arms to fight these really occupation. and we've seen an int

said he had no regrets about his controversial pension reform bill were forcing it through the french parliament by decree, said clay formerly in the face. freeform is necessary. marseilles, the french people, if i don't enjoy doing these days out of a sense of duty, that i committed to this solidity and honor for me. my crawford no concessions to opponents of the reform. the city would re shuffle his cabinet or change his prime minister, leaving some opposition and peas, unimpressive. on the if you're somebody, one of my symbolically define frances work in class, that if mr. mc wrong has highlighted his contempt for a part of the population, food contempt, that was the hallmark of his pensions. bill. oh, frances trade union said the reform is unfair because it raises the retirement age by 2 years to $64.00 and will have a greater impact on poor workers. since january, they glad strikes and protests in the country against the reform in paris, destroyed by garbage collectors, is in his 2nd week prison. macro will certainly hope that the arguments that he made in his television interview will calm

this is the data of local sociologists on the eve of the french parliaments, only 9 votes were missing before being passed. here, i think, distrust governments against this backdrop in paris, new riots and in the course of action against pension reform. anastasia popova will tell you all the details. nine votes separated the government of elizabeth from failure, but did not save france from the political crisis. and chaos street greeted the results of the vote with stormy indignation and again the spontaneous protests do not stop. the usually calm brest plunged into the clubs of tear gas . demo on concorde square, they banned 11 metro stations from being closed so that there would not be a large crowd of people, but this did not stop the pogroms in different parts of the city. driving with obstacles from burning garbage cans, firefighters do not have time to put out makeshift barricades in some streets as they flare up on others bags of garbage convenient material to block the nerves of the city police at the limit order to disperse people at any cost and it seems not to allow journali

but this is far from being easy in the french parliament. so the service will be very hard, but yes, it will be a solution to can things down in the following weeks and months of going to and what about the politics in the country moving forward? do the political extremes in france? the far right and the left, do they? do they stand to gain from what's happening right now? the, the last tried to, to, to gain something of these because of course they are, posters, has strep and so eventually reform. but they have a very hard positioning argument, which is not what is seen by the french public. so it's more the fire i that is gaining a lot of but it combines of these crises because my independence party, the nation that are and i and her empties remained really calm. and they showed that they were yes, just posing but not very hard way. and very institution, and so yes, without doubt it would be more of the fire. right. that's what again, something of this. ok. journalist of edith boscoe who will be working as it looks now until he is at least

french president, a memo mccomb has decided to force through. he's controversial pension reform without calling a vote in parliament. the retirement age is to be increased from 62 to 64, which polls show most french people are against. for weeks, hundreds of thousands of protesters have been taking to the streets across france in an attempt to convince lawmakers to hold the reform. he is report on those protests a final show of force against french president emmanuel mccullin's, unpopular pension reforms across france. protesters turned out in their hundreds of thousands, desperate to force a last minute turnaround by lawmakers. union leaders in not said they had no intention of backing down. i thought reform is bad to day. it will be bad, wanted being voted for all personally by force. so we'll keep fighting for it's complete withdrawal attack. okay. alright, actually the raising of the retirement age remains unacceptable to us. the protests were largely peaceful though there were some skirmishes with police. oh, according to surveys, more than 2 thirds of the population opposed. michael's plans to raise the retirem

national association in the french parliament marine le pen in her opinion europe and paris in particularlready on the verge of a new hundred years war, there are no fifty different solutions, except for a peace agreement. all others will be bad. ukraine will not win. unless nato comes to its aid, but in this case, the whole world will be at war. china is also very likely to enter into conflict if we continue to supply weapons, which, by the way, we don’t have, depriving our own army of defense equipment. nosti, we will find ourselves in a new hundred years war, the support of kiev and possibly new supplies of weapons, the leaders of france and the uk will discuss the ukrainian conflict tomorrow during a bilateral summit in paris, in turn, it will help politicians to synchronize watches artyom crossolin lead. in the center of the bulgarian capital at this moment a rally is taking place against the dismantling and moving of the monument to the soviet army on tuesday, the deputies of the sofia city council by a majority of votes supported the idea of ​​removing the monument from its usual p

demonstrators there are angry about mr macron forcing through his plans without a vote in the french parliament's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. tear gas. riot police. this is paris at the moment. there are piles of uncollected rubbish in the streets and angry demonstrators on the streets, furious with president macron over his plans to raise the state pension age to 64. matters appear to be deteriorating and next week's state visit by king charles and the queen consort was clearly in the protesters sights. so, from president macron, a change of plan. translation: we'd have lacked common sense if we'd proposed | a state visit to his majesty the king and the queen consort in the midst of the protests. the two men met several times when charles was prince of wales. after today's decision was taken, the president telephoned the king to explain that the first state visit of his reign would have to be postponed. so what should have been the glittering confirmation of a restored relationship with a ceremonial welcome here at the arc de triomphe will have to wait. paris, quite simply, is i

soviet communist regime in the world continues the national assembly, the lower house of the french parliamentognized the holodomor of 1932-1933 as genocide of the ukrainian people, details in the material of my colleagues, the international community will no longer be silent, all crimes of stalinism , communism, butinism must be condemned with such words, french parliamentarians emphasized the importance of voting for the resolution on the recognition and condemnation of the holodomor of 1932-33 years as the genocide of the ukrainian people, the resolution was supported by 168 deputies against two votes from the left party of jean luc melanchon, we are not judges, we are politicians and as politicians should establish moral and legal norms that will allow judges to evaluate such a situation, so i believe that the members of the national assembly have a moral conscience and this moral conscience pushed us to recognize this genocide in relation to stalin's crimes of the last century, we pretended not to see them, this is unacceptable in politics, symbolism is important because in the historical

the commission of the french parliament approved raising the retirement age to 64 years, the oppositionalled such a decision shameful, the protesters responded with clashes with the police in the crowd. the country's authorities have noticed radicals fearing aggression, local media report, citing a report by the french internal intelligence service. the topic will be continued by our european correspondent. regina sevastyanova she is live regina hello is there really a reason to be afraid? hello, but anyway indeed, the ministry of the interior says that the unrest will continue unions in turn say that they will continue to take to the streets, this despite the fact that the approval of the controversial pension reform in france has de facto reached the finish line. after the inter-parliamentary commission voted for the approval of this seventh article. now only a few days may separate it from its adoption, but nevertheless today, on the ninth strike day or the eighth at the beginning of this year, the trade unions once again called on the government to still abandon their plans to carry

earlier on friday, in the french parliament, opposition parties filed motions of no confidence in the retirement age from 62 to 64. live now to paris and our correspondent hugh schofield. there is both passion in this campaign, as there always has been, there are people who seem to think there are people who seem to think there is something odd about an elective government forcing something through without a vote. yes, indeed. there is the nub. this procedure, this constitutional procedure, this constitutional procedure it is not unprecedented to, it has been used regularly over the years, predicted by minority governments, and this is a mandatory government. there is not something new about this, because every time it does happen, the opposition cries foul and in this case you have a context in which the country is already very tense, morale is low, people feel their standard of living going down, inflation is rampant, you have a context that makes it more kind of volatile, the situation. it is part of the constitution, the fifth republic was started by someone who wanted to make sur

needs to be modernized because it's too complex, and cost too much money. volleyball in the french parliament opposition to the reform has been at times as fierce as in the streets. but the government says it won't back down hoop atlas. why do told vickers wedding on? because you've chosen outrage. you make sweeping statements. you chose blockades and obstruction. we chose to bite and discussion through prison. macros party doesn't have a parliamentary majority. supposing the reform.

itself, because it is is what concerns the incident, for example, u today we are voting in the french parliamenttional assembly on a resolution about recognizing the holodomor , that's the next resolution, what will it be about recognizing that the deportation of ukrainian children is genocide? who started nazism systematically, and will move on. the next time they will vote on the issue of what exactly is the deportation of our people, how will it change, this is a very important thing - this is the first step, because in addition to aggression, they also receive their genocide among the accused not an accusation, and it will be, well, in general, it will be a 100% renegade country, at least at this weight, 100%, well, what will happen next, we will see, because for us, well, this already has a certificate, it is possible that it this country has generally broken up into several because then ukraine can feel safe as more or less when there will be many there when it will be without nuclear weapons this is the ultimate goal what a young mind. so it can be changed like dough especially in those c

the french parliament in spite of the mass protests today must accept the final version of the scandalouseform project. in the event of a failure in the vote, president macron has already threatened to dissolve the lower house, but residents do not intend to back down. they will enter new demonstrations on the eve of the action against pension reform. they swept through all the major cities of the country, one of the largest demonstrations was held in paris by young people, the bus stop thug set fire to garbage cans , law enforcement officers threw firecrackers and bottles, protesters demand to reduce the pension under the age of 60, the french are also unhappy with the fact that hundreds of billions are allocated for defense, but there is no money for the social sphere. hallelujah the legendary chegem gorge is becoming more accessible and safer. now nothing has started yet, the tourist season is a lot of work to strengthen the riverbed and reconstruction of the mountain road. every year , thousands of guests come to kabardino-balkaria to enjoy the beauty of mountains and waterfalls , to

french police have banned protests opposite parliament after the unrest.. early on friday, the french parliament's opposition party filed petitions of no confidence in the government after it pushed a potential raise in the retirement age from 62 to 64. you can see some of the piles of rubbish that have built up in paris, with refuse collection staff on strike. there are also walk—outs are all in refineries. unions have called for another national day of action on thursday. here in the uk, the scottish nationalist party's chief executive, steve two peter morrell, has resigned. he has money to scotland has won first minister and snp party leader nicola sturgeon, who is standing down later this year. here is kate forbes, contenderfor this year. here is kate forbes, contender for the this year. here is kate forbes, contenderfor the snp this year. here is kate forbes, contender for the snp leadership, with her thoughts on peter morrell�*s legacy and the future of the party. first, i think the party who owes peter morrell a great debt of gratitude because he ov

the republican party are against this issue in the french national assembly and there is a possibility that it will not be approved in the parliamentother words, the action has come the french senate stopped the approval of this law and resolution, and the french senate has two chambers in the senate , which consists of 348 senators, and a national assembly consisting of 577 representatives . this action of macron's government in general refers to the third note of article 49 of the constitution, which allows the government to make any decision it wants, even without the permission of the parliament. and there are protests. now we are actually witnessing the pre-key of two phenomena we are parallel in france with the armed protests of marseille, lyon and paris. on the one hand, we have protests, which are well related to the closing of universities, even to the image of universities by students, and to street protests, and part of the story goes back to the strike in the trade union in france is at the head of this movement, according to what the officials of the elysée palace themselves are saying, never in recent times , especial

weeks ago peaked last night after the approval of macron's government's new policies in the french parliament. the streets around the parliament in paris last night, there were no police clashes and no protesters. the french police have so far arrested more than 800 protesters and sent them to the detention center of the french police in different areas. macron has been held and scheduled tomorrow, thursday, these protests will also be held. france said that 12,000 police forces will be deployed throughout the country at the same time as the new round of protests. qaim metro station in tabriz , which was recently opened , was built according to the iranian architectural model. this structure is a new model in design. and the construction of the tabriz urban train station is the first line of tabriz metro with the opening of genah station on march 24, which was completed. the first line of the tabriz metro is seventeen and two-tenths kilometers long, and nearly 18 stations of the tree have been put into operation. it is a completely underground station that is not only in technical and enginee

in the french parliament, opposition to the reform has been at times as fierce as in the streets. but the government says it won't back down who peddlers when you told vickers wedding on because you've chosen outrage, you make sweeping statements. you chose blockades and obstruction. we chose to bite and discussion prison. macros party doesn't have a parliamentary majority. so passing the reform won't be easy and pressure to scrap it is mounting. trade union leaders have called for more strikes and protests. in the coming days. the sasha butler al jazeera paris. now we go to iran, where 5 people have been arrested in the country after a series of suspected poisoning incidents of girls in their schools. officials say more than 5000 female students have been effective since november. interior ministry says those responsible had taken part in recent protests were in contact with foreign media. iran supreme leader itala ali hom in i e has set the poison of school girls is an unforgivable crime. united nations is appealing for international atl wrangle refugees in bangladesh. days afte

earlier on friday, in the french parliament, opposition parties filed motions of no confidence in the a contentious raise in the retirement age from 62 to 64. i spoke to our paris correspondent, hugh schofield, who told us more about the protests and about the constitutional power that was used to force the bill through. this constitutional procedure, which they call it, 49.3, is not unprecedented. it has been used regularly over the years, particularly by minority governments — this is a minority government. so there is nothing particularly new about this. of course, every time it does happen, the opposition cries foul. and this case you have a context in which, you know, the country is already very tense, morale is low, people feel their standard of living going down, inflation rampant and so on, and so you have a context which makes it all the more kind of volatile, the situation. it is part of the constitution, though. remember that the fifth republic was started by, you know, charles de gaulle, he wanted to make sure there was a strong presidency and that the presidency would not

rhetoric can lead to washington and allies, the leader of the national associations faction in the french parliamente pen, argued in her opinion that europe and paris in particular are already on the verge of a new hundred years war, there are no fifty different solutions, except for a peace agreement. all others will be bad. ukraine will not win. is that nato will come to her aid, but in this case, the whole world will be at war. china is also very likely to enter into conflict if we continue to supply weapons, which, by the way, we don’t have, depriving our own army of defense capability. we will be in a new one. the support of kiev and possibly new supplies of weapons, the leaders of france and great britain will discuss the ukrainian conflict tomorrow during a bilateral summit in paris, in turn, will help politicians synchronize their watches artyom krasuente. doctors of the donetsk people's republic helped the surgeon of the national guard in rescuing a patient , the press service of the department reported, an employee of one of the special forces was brought to the hospital. in one of the dis

it needs to be modernized because it's too complex, because too much money volleyball in the french parliament, opposition to the reform has been at times as fierce as in the streets. but the government says it won't back down. who peddlers? why do told vickers wedding on? because you've chosen outrage, you make sweeping statements. you chose blockades and obstruction. we chose to bite and discussion through prison. macros carty doesn't have a parliamentary majority. supposing the reform won't be easy and pressure to scrap it is mounting. trade union leaders have called for more strikes and protests. in the coming days, natasha butler al jazeera paris, the un children's agency. unicef says malnutrition among pregnant women and girls has thought in the past 2 years. clay really? the number of pregnant and breast feeding, dulles, and girls and women suffering from acute malnutrition is up from 5 and a half 1000000 to 6900000. that's an increase of 25 percent of some of the wells poor countries. sanchez, afghanistan, somalia, and yemen happen most affected units of estimates that more than a 1000

nafisa sohrabian, the voice of the french labor union, announced that the parliament's opposition toent of the government will not change anything . after the announcement of the position of the french parliament and the approval of the resolution of the bill to reform the pension system in this country, the opponents of this law came to the streets once again to protest . bbc employees should remove the social network tik tok from the devices related to their workplace , as reported by the independent. what is the fear of access to sensitive data, the installation of this chinese social network on government phones has been banned . the bbc is the first british media to issue an order to ban tik tok. brazil has banned tik tok until now. hello, happy shabtun. the first camp of the national team was held in the new year. the new era followed up in azadi stadium. ehsan haj safi , tarimi, alireza jahanbakhsh, amir hossein hosseinzadeh and sadegh moharrami were 5 legionnaires who were the national team of the country. was made and were present in this exercise and the use of that footbal

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