buzzing history, was someone who is coming from a hard right side of politics —— french republic's historyost moderate left mps in the national assembly. francois bayrou will probably be able to appease that a bit more and probably be able to find some more leeway and common ground with that. we have seen reactions because of francois bayrou's name was there for quite some time, that some members and the many groups within that left coalition will not be very happy with this appointment. there have been many already saying we need fresh voices in french politics and he's definitely not one of them because, as i said, he's beenin them because, as i said, he's been in french politics for almost 30 years now. the groups we have been _ almost 30 years now. the groups we have been speaking _ almost 30 years now. the groups we have been speaking to, - we have been speaking to, notably the green party, this morning saying we want somebody from the left because we did so well in recent elections and that should be reflected in the choice of prime minister. and emanuel macron has not gone with that

long as they said french business interest in supporting fronts on the international stage, undesirable governments were overthrown either by cruise direct military intervention. the republic of molly is believed to have gained independence on the day. it's withdrew from the french community. the colonial organization established by the 5th french republic balmy's 1st president, monday bochita was one of africa's most prominent and solid politicians. these at the cost for the countries, multi lateral development with industrialization supported by socialist countries and social transformation. to uphold molly, out of the french franks on, despite huge pressure from france, he was eventually overthrown by the pro french general, most of toyota. and then died in shudder. we circumstances the to be present at his work and whether we to work through the stimulus the industry is it will with money who for us as really loves short story and former shots off to that to data hope so industrialization disappeared front had no need of an industrialized africa added value must be generated in france, and the african must remain below world prices as a market and rule materials suppla

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not just about the senegalese people per se, but about all of the french west africa, particularly molly, or the upper bolt of republic monday, essentially all the francophone countries of that time that participated in the war when they were being killed, they were considered french no, therefore, logically, so they should have been treated as french citizens. unfortunately, they were treated like mere african, like cannon fodder. i think it is now too late for france to try to gloss over all of this because i'm a crohn's position. once again demonstrates frances cowardice and its inability to accept its history. we do not need their recognition. we also do not need them to take responsibility, say they should let us develop and make our own choices for all these statements, claiming that france recognizes that there was a massacre into your roy. a lot of changes, nothing today. it is what they do not convince us of the sincerity of the french state. so i believe this is just pretense, can they still think that africans are not seen? and we'll listen to the speeches which they hope will bring them closer to the afric

not just about the senegalese people per se, but about all of the french west africa, particularly molly, or the upper bolt of republic by the, essentially all the francophone countries of that time that participated in the war . when they were being killed, they were considered french no, therefore, logically so that they should have been treated as french citizens, a model. unfortunately, they were treated like mere african, a more like cannon fodder. i think it is now too late for france to try to gloss over all of this because i'm a crohn's position. once again demonstrates frances cowardice and its inability to accept its history. we do not need their recognitions. we also do not need them to take responsibility, say they should let us develop and make our own choices. all these statements claiming that france recognizes that there was a massacre in theo roy, a lot of changes, nothing today. the discipline, they do not convince us of the sincerity of the french state. so i believe this is just pretend they still think that africans are not and will listen to the speeches, which they hope will bring them closer to

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so yesterday we started our day in brussels, where the meeting of a french republic monday on my phone. oh yes. we say we support these initiatives, but we need to have all the details about this cuz it's literally contingency. we say that it couldn't be part of the security guarantees. it goes without saying that nato is the best security guarantee for you. great. and of course, until ukraine is a member of nato, this aspect who to be considered as an alternative. but to the most important is that it is not just an artificial issue blowing up. we need to have a mechanisms, concrete mechanism if we have to. but contingency, how many details work today will do if a russia is attacking, for example, many, many questions, a beaten raise, we're discussing them. it is important that these issues are being raised that we are actually starting to raise and discuss vis ages. you're going lose that much. you my mind on my mind most probably you can see with where to ok. now today, what is the person sitting in kremlin? said that he was going to suggest if technology go do you, you can double ch

barnier as prime minister, and three months later he might become the shortest-lived by of the french republic as we speak, we are still one and half hours from final vote. there is still some debate. we are waiting to hear from the former prime minister gabriel attal, who hasn't spoken yet. interestingly, gabriel attal was calling for a sort of pact of nonaggression on this. once the barnier government falls, what is next? if there is a new prime minister, and we sit down together and get some sort of pact of stability in order to involve another vote of -- avoid another vote of no confidence against the next prime minister. scarlet: more to come encoding the former prime minister, as you mentioned. macron has called on french lawmakers not to topple barnier 's government. does macron have any sway over lawmakers at this point? caroline: at this point i don't think he does. in fact, he is on the plane from saudi arabia as we speak. he is supposed to land back in paris in about one hour's time. at the same time we should get the result of the no-confidence vote. he did say before taking off wh

he might be the shortest lived prime minister of the french fifth republic since world war ii and it does not seem like there's any way out unless it does manage to get two thirds of the socialists to abstain from this vote of no-confidence but at the moment the socialists have said they would also support it so it does seem that the collapse is inevitable and until the last minute michel barnier tried to respond to the request of marine le pen in the middle of the afternoon on monday and in fact the markets rebounded when he announced he was giving up on reducing drug reimburse by marine le pen but she said that was not enough and at the last minute wanted to add an amendment on raising old pensions from january and according to the budget ministry this came too late and could not be included in the bill so michel barnier had no choice but to provoke himself with his photo of no-confidence. it is ironic because at the moment emmanuel macron is in riyadh on a trip to saudi arabia with some ministers and those ministers might actually come back tomorrow without a job. >> it is quite a

auctioned in 2010 at christie's and that bond, as a work of art, outperformed the french frank, the bonds of the third republicu.s. treasury securities, every other asset class you can think of and it was ridiculed as money at the time but it turned out to be one of the best stores of wealth. andy warhol made the same point. she once said -- i don't know why people spend so much money on arch. they can take a bag of money and nail it to the wall, impress their friends and take it down whenever they wanted. he did a whole series of silk screens and paintings that were $'s. just dollar signs. and that was his way of saying -- and those are extremely valuable today. if you had bought an original you would have made many times your money. i'm making the point that the line between art and money and different forms of money is a lot more vague than most people realize. prof. singh: but they gave us a system, fragmentation. position now woody is important to understand this -- positionality is important. you give us a grand narrative. another way of posing it would be the tradition is incremental. behind both is an

obviously, i think auction in 2010 at christie's that bond as a work of outperformed the french franc bonds of the third republic. us securities outperformed every other asset class you can think of and was ridiculous money at the time. but it turned out to be one of the best stores of wealth. andy warhol. the same point. warhol said, you know, i don't know why people spend so much on art. they could just take a bag money and nail it to the wall and press their friends and then take it down whenever they want it. why? why do you have to convert it into a painting if you're just going to sell it at the end and get your money back? so he did a whole series of of silkscreens and paintings, mostly silkscreens that were dollar signs they were just dollar signs and put it on the wall. that was his way of saying. and by the way, those are extremely valuable today. if you bought one of the originals, you would have made many times more money and outperform the stock market again. so i'm making the point that the line between art and money and different forms of money is a lot more vague than most people realize. but he,

the lebanese republic was created in 1926 with the constitution inspired by the french constitution. but while normally independent living and remained on the french control, the 0 jump left, managed to maintain their relationship with friends with syria and drew's leaders actively rebelled against the continued french presence in the syria. and i looked at the me, i'm of, i see online events and henderson's that i see. i loved any kind of symbol of what's on the mind. me just do not medically on the side. i see the most mature motherhood, b, b i, b b model that how much she falls. i don't wanna bother was lot of tires for jump. i want to say about this and um, and the measure head fingleton. can she village the social studies, the social shape, somebody. but let's show you how well, well i'm the show on a one day they can read. i know that the officially you the, for especially the 0 sun come out and most actively seek to become lead to of the lebanese drew's boss. his brother in law hic, not jump last died in 1943. and this propelled the young lawyer into this powerful position. at

beside the land slammed into the small french islands of mail with our seas said that hundreds, perhaps thousands of people may have died. the of the democratic republic of congo has filed criminal complaints against apple and france, and belgium, accusing it of using cycled conflicts, minerals and computers, and mobile phones. congo is a major source of minerals, but some of its mines have been taken over by our groups. apple says it does not directly source its primary minerals in syria. the head of the as luminous rebel is that toppled special all outside has said, o rebel factions will be disbanded. rebel lita of met all. shara has been trying to reassure minorities at home and governments abroad that the countries and from leaders will protect all syrians and staying and syria, many that are on show about the rebel groups that ousted us out. and that's especially true for the countries religious minorities, dw, use mohammed traits, a spend time with one sarah and christian. just trying to figure out what the future looks like for him in the new syria. sullen comes here for conflicts. his local church near his home in central damascus deep wants i

french tennessee of my york. as the cleanup begins following cycling chito glucose fate, the austin, waiting for the government has and the democratic republic of congo filed the lawsuit against output. the african nation says the tech to and is using a legally mind windows and the devices. the address was welcome to the program. ukraine has admitted to killing a senior russian general in moscow. the challenge under eguard cars reload was the chief of russia of nuclear, biological and chemical production forces could release off and his assistant were killed when a bomb hidden inside an electric scooter exploded. outside an apartment building and the captain prussian investigators are treating the attack as a terrorist act. the dash cam footage shows the moment an explosive device killed general igor, kiera, los, and his assistant outside of moscow apartment. building the investigators are searching for clues to piece together the circumstances of what appears to be the targeted killing of one of russia's top military leaders by ukraine. the bomb was so powerful that it shattered several windows and damaged the front door. shortly after the

in just a month before the central african republic sold the departure of the last french troops, it came off the deterioration and relations and the country is growing. alignment with russia and august 2022 french troops. lift molly that into the 90 accounts of terrorism operation, just as the hills secuity challenges intensified? well from all on all of this, we joined now by the one that jersey who is the principal of james, the defense intelligence company. he joins us from bordeaux and from thanks very much for being with us. once again, here on al jazeera, we'll get to all of that in just a moment. but if we could start with, send it out 1st. i mean, this clearly means a lot. no, just so the families of both that were killed, but the country as a whole. why do you think it's taken from so long to apologize and, and really even acknowledge it was a mascot. it's thank you. it's a, it's a difficult question. uh from says that how did some timing knowledge in historical events earlier in his 1st monday, presidents macro the engage in the government of come room regarding fantasies,

in's 1962 that the french prime minister haseen brought down by a parliamentary vote of confidence and michel barnier becomes the shortest serving prime minister of france's republicerstand president macron says he wants to name a successor within the next 24 hours, but who will be able to command a majority inside this parliament, which is fractious and fragmented, divided and angry? and really, many people believe france is almost ungovernable. it is so polarized. there could be a technocrat government, could there be somebody from the left to try to get votes from the right? it is unclear and france's economic woes mount as the country has a deficit twice the level of the eu limit. it will have a 6% budget deficit this year, twice what the eu mandates and it was what michel barnier was trying to reduce in the budget that was voted down along with his government. huge questions over france's position internationally because this comes while there are wars on europe's doorstep in ukraine and the middle east, and less than seven weeks until trump takes office in the white house, when europe will be called upon to provide unity and a counterbalance to the unpredict

republic lunk, la france, a hi. okay. well, we were just uh, listening that to the french uh, president obama manual with chrome. uh, we were expecting that address. and in that he said that he will be announcing a new prime minister in the coming days. of course that was also michelle bon ya. a resigned offer of votes of no confidence. well, let's go straight to our reports of who's covering the story from paris. natasha butler, latasha. we were expecting a potentially an announcement of a name. he's under a lot of pressure, isn't he? and he says it will be happening in the coming days. yes, no, surprise. and if you know the french presidency by new michael, if you watch the way he works, he tends to like to see some things and wait to announce things that he doesn't necessarily like to make a false announcement, studies and characters that he said that he would a he would make it same as fast as you apartment is the name one in the next few days. look in my notes in the next few days. it might be in the next weeks. it really depends on whether or not he can find somebody who's going to be so useful for the job

the arena is just one quote of the larger speech called citizenship in a republic, roosevelt gave it in 1910 in front of 3000 frenchlites at the university of paris and one i read the speech for the first time after just looking at the quote and never thinking of the context i was blown away. in many ways it is not pc before there was pc. it to me struck me as the roadmap of what we need in america today in order to restore our republic, why should i stand up and declare what i think the direction of america should be when instead i should channel a fantastic speech, historic speech that has timeless residence today and reminds us of the very ingredients of republic that are required in every generation no matter what, what we have twitter or facebook or any other number of modern developers, the ingredients, the basic seeds of the republic are the same. he posits a simple thesis, he says the average citizen must be a good citizen if great republics are to succeed. think about that, the average citizen must be a good citizen of great republics are to succeed. not great rulers or even great citizens necessarily, her

by those voters and to prioritize french voters and their interest above everything else, all this wouldn't be such a big headache for them right now. to the republic of georgia. now where the government stays investigative pro test sponsored by western and do you guys have been arrested on that offices rate is, is comes off to 6 consecutive days of riots on the streets of to the easy guns. we've present sounds all physician allies at the long think a we run about the type is parliamentary elections. that was one by the routing policy. the georgian interior ministry has published voltage from offices of opposition, policies showing a number of motor 12 clock towels westernized fireworks, and other evidence has been c, spotwood ortiz during the reins and now investigating charges of organized group violence economy or position policy need to need tug yvonne mia has been detained across the you. some politicians have called the georgian government functions across down on democracy. but the countries prime minister states that your opinions want to see a key of like to instantly see this is not a fair approach. european politicians and bureaucrats ha

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to the viet mean while the south became a republic, faced under american protection, cambodia and laos saw their sovereignty recognized. it was the end of french indo, china like domino pieces following one after the other. the loss of indo china had immediate consequences. it forced friends to give back to india trading posts. it had administered for nearly 3 centuries in palm beach. heavy. my getting caught, in general in october 1954. france withdrew from asia to be a parent and difference of most french people. friends have lost nearly 80000 soldiers. thousands remains to be evacuated. fighters from the 4 corners of the empire, prisoners, the wounded, damaged for life. the french citizens which settled an indo china plus thousands of indo chinese auxiliaries who had chosen to defend the french where we, pottery, defense. often in difficult conditions they lost everything. the re force of the defeats echoed across the whole entire the do you still need to the cool it will these came on i knew then the sofa law. it will feel for got the april. no good to to knows. i need to form a new role. these do me see this and or she knew, i have some t

goma, the democratic republic of cool, of hundreds of thousands of people have been affected by a devastating psych loan in northern mozambique. the storm ripped through the french island does not, therefore, making land full in most of these combo delgado province chewing at least 45 people . welcome web reports. this is what the cycling chito did to thousands of homes in northern mos on peak. many of those who live in checks lost everything. it's also rick rudolph, strong buildings like schools, which some people had run to for shelter as i now god, why to stop. i took my children and as we ran, i saw other families falling due to the force of the wind and others dodging things that fell from the house. as due to the wind, the people were lucky that the sink sheets didn't cut into parts of their bodies. the children couldn't stop crying. i saw children running away and i didn't see where they ran to. the government says maybe 200000 people have been affected most to be left without attic tricity. this ted combs most crumpled like paper. he told the little assembly. we tried to close the windows, but it was nothing for simple. now some people tried to look for

french colonial is due for the years to come. we contributed greatly to re establish and economy industry, social fewer all this you in our republic. yep. thank you. this is generally speaking, we understand this from the each federal ship. that's the see when people went to have good relations with all international laboratories, without any exception, we approve of such an approach. this is one of the key factors which would guarantee unity territorial integrity. uncertainty on the syrian speed. and we are ready for to assist these efforts and every possible way to shut out, it's quite understandable, that's mr. shed want and he's always experience great pressure from all parts from the united states. from europe, everyone is willing to cooperate mostly in order to preserve unity of all political forces and cereal box to which he gets a bigger part of influence. or maybe even territory says j using the with respect to the western selfishness that was uh, quite emblematic. the know the representative of the demonic diplomacy, absorption union, she stated that the syria should just stop cooperating with russia. and estonia, restor

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republic constitution he can do his job. tom: think he sees out his term? >> absolutely. left will ask him to resign, he will ignore. de gaulle resigned and frenchresidents learned you play right to the line, he does not have to resign. he sees the power as autonomous. even if his gamble was mistaken as long as he can get relief, he can run government without a majority. tom: douglas yates, micron survives in benefits potentially. pain around austerity directed at opponents. will see. thank you. coming up bitcoin tops $100,000 as trump makes his pick to lead the securities exchange commission. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> people use bitcoin like gold, not as a form of payment. tom: that was jerome powell at the summit on bitcoin, breaking through 100,000, just shy of $102,000 per coin. joining me is mark cudmore. the naysayers have been sidelined. what undoes the story? mark: i don't see any reason to be bearish or extra bullish. i think it's hard to have a short-term call. pro bitcoin projects will encourage more institutions to get involved, this does not have stable equilibrium, it is constructed to swing. it might go to 150, then fall back and th

democratic republic of coal spoke now and around the trade have won the fee for, into continental comp and countertop. they beat mexico's for chica in the final. what was a special occasion for the french super stuck it in that but i guess raska has more a happy return to the sales stadium, security. and in about 2 years to the day off the left empty handed, it took on in 2022. bobby was here with francis. they will be seen by origin tina, on penalties in the world cup final. this time he left as a window with round the streets. the press club was well and bobby's addition to the something line up for the fee to inter continental comp, final against conks cap champions for 2 car came late. so the fluid recovered just in time from a hamstring injury to school. that opening goal lights in the 1st house to the right set up by the new crown, seated best men's play, or you can use use to new and the free round, the dre double the lead. and the 2nd home for the great finish from another brazilian international rodrigo switch, things say well then awarded a late penalty and it was been this is junior who sealed it from the spot. 3 know the winning school rail, the dread this captive phenomena

speaking french] the president's resignation can only take view in a political crisis or an entity shall crisis can no longer have any other solution than the resignation of the president of the republicfor sure, there will be new legislative elections in the next few months. we should work on a voting system by then that enables us to have a real majority, whatever that majority may be. the country needs a majority. it cannot live for years with three blocks which in reality cannot implement the policy. caroline: that was marine le pen commenting on president macron's position after he has been dismissing growing calls for his own resignation, from politicians across the political spectrum. crime came out saying he will serve his second term in full. he is set to talk further at 8:00 p.m. local time, 2:00 p.m. here in new york. let's discuss the impact for this political drama on french businesses, on tech companies. how is sentiment at the moment? is there a moment of crisis among executive boards? >> yes. i mean, it is a moment of uncertainty. as we know, business leaders do not like uncertainty. they like to be able to focus their budget for next year. the uncertainty started in j

republic. roosevelt gave it in 1910 in front of 3000 elite french elites at the university of paris.hen i read the speech for the first time after looking at the quote and not thinking of the content i was blown away. in many ways it is un-pc before there was pc. it was, to me struck me as roadmap to what we need in america today in order to restore our republic. why should i stand up and declare what i think the direction of america should be? when instead i could channel a fantastic speech company historic speech that has timeless resonance today and remind us of the very ingredients of republic that are required in every generation. no matter what. the matter whether not with twitter or facebook or any other number of modern developments, ingredients, the basic seeds of our republic are the same. he posits a simple thesis. the average citizen is being good citizen if great republics are to succeed. think about that the average citizen must be a good citizen if great republics are to succeed. not great rulers or even great citizens necessarily heroic citizens in every moment. good

french overseas territory, a treating the wounded and sensual goods are being sent from nearby reunion island . at least 22 people were killed by the storm, which destroyed homes and the infrastructure in democratic republic of congo, at least 25 people have died after a boat capsized northeast. so a capital can shasta, the overcrowded vessel fits shortly after departure in the fee river. official say more than a 100 passengers, one board at the time of the accident searches on the way for dozens more still missing. one goal and now with civil rights back to this are expressing frustration with a new law that aims to protect state institutions from vandalism. during protests. they say the legislation is unconstitutional and effectively abolishes the right to demonstrate how latasha reports from the capital one to rosa and today is 5 years old. her brother adolfo, is 3. the drawing on top is also her family window altogether. the one below is of the father. he is in jail, for protesting against the goal is the government. the mother gets the children to write to him every week. she says her husband is sick, and sometime tonight, musical k. i tried not to find because for you to feel hot springs on that sit

the beating heart, the centre of french religion, french the republic and indeed french culture.a host of culture. those three men will be joining a host of others as you can seizure. the live pictures we are seeing from in front of the cathedral. they will be celebrating the reopening of notre dame after that awful fire of 2019. hundreds of dignitaries, french politicians, and indeed royalty, prince william the prince of wales, will also be in attendance and we understand he will meet with president—elect trump at some point during the ceremony which is understandable. if i can possibly bring in my guest. an english new testament scholar. it is good to talk to you. as we watch the beginnings of this... arrivals for the opening ceremony. could i bring you back to talk about the significance of notre dame in terms of the catholic church? thanks for having me. it is a significant moment for the cathedral fire significant moment for the cathedralfire five significant moment for the cathedral fire five years ago did not seem possible we would be here today — did not seem possible we

most of her life running for the french presidency, which, by the way, has never been held by the way, has never been held by a far right character in the fifth republic'sand that is really what she wants. in terms of macron. _ really what she wants. in terms of macron, he _ really what she wants. in terms of macron, he clearly _ really what she wants. in terms of macron, he clearly wants - really what she wants. in terms of macron, he clearly wants to l of macron, he clearly wants to do the whole of the second term, how much difficulty he in? �* , . ., term, how much difficulty he in? �*, ., ., ., in? he's in a lot of difficulty. - in? he's in a lot of - difficulty. constitutionally, he can technically stayed on until he finishes his term. a week or so ago, when obviously, michel barnier�*s government was toppled in eliciting this very seat and making the point that macron, as we heard from his speech a week or so ago, when he announced that he would be looking to nominate a new prime minister within days, not weeks, and that by the way, that why this friday and afternoon announcement is so important because it means it is within days and not weeks. he

since 1962 that a french prime minister has been brought down by a parliamentary vote of confidence and michel barnier becomes the shortest serving prime minister of france's fifth republic958. so he's not going to have to tender his resignation to president macron we understand that the president says that he wants to name a successive prime minister within the next 24 hours, but who will be able to command a majority inside this place, inside parliament which is fractious, fragmented, divided and angry and really, many people believing france is ungovernable now. it isjust many people believing france is ungovernable now. it is just so polarised. there is talk that there could be a technocratic government, could there be someone from the left to try to get votes from the right, it is just a very, very unclear and all the while, the economic woes of france continued to mount because they country now with the deficit twice the level of the eu limit. it will have a 6% budget deficit this year so that is two times what the eu mandates. it is what michel barnier was trying to produce in this budget which he tried to pass through parliament, it has been voted down along with