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at the time, giorgia meloni's government said the deal had bought no benefit to italy, but now giorgia biggest non—eu trading partner after the us, but it is heavily tilted in beijing's favour. on this trip, the two countries are already signed agreements on electric mobility and renewables, and the italian government is holding talks with chinese automakers to try and attract another major manufacturer to the country in addition to stilettos. on the chinese side, italian investment is worth around $60 billion and more than 1600 italian companies are active there. giving china's economic slowdown, it would make sense to reinvigorate such an important trading relationship for beijing as well.— for bei'ing as well. thank you so for beijing as well. thank you so much- _ for beijing as well. thank you so much. see _ for beijing as well. thank you so much. see you _ for beijing as well. thank you so much. see you again - for beijing as well. thank you | so much. see you again soon. it's been more than 20 years since concorde touched down for the final time, and the age of supersonic travel

giorgia meloni, president of the council of ministers of the italian republic. ♪ is excellency, the presidentczech republic. this excellency, mr. olaf scholz, chancellor of the federal republic of germany. ♪ his excellency, the president of the republic of lithuania. ♪ his excellency, prime minister of montenegro. ♪ his excellency, the president of the republic of latvia. ♪ is excellency, mr. peter pellegrini, president of the slovak republic. ♪ his excellency, mr. andrzej duda , president of the republic of poland. his excellency, the prime minister of the kingdom of sweden. ♪ his excellency, the prime minister of the republic of albania. ♪ his excellency, president of the government of the kingdom of spain. ♪ his excellency, prime minister of the republic of iceland. . ♪ [laughter] ♪ his excellency, prime minister of the kingdom of the netherlands. ♪ the right honorable justin trudeau, prime minister of canada. the right honorable keir starmer, prime minister of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. ♪ prime minister of belgium. ♪ her excellency, prime minister of the rep

. with italy's giorgia meloni.ssentially, keir starmer put all his eggs in the basket of closer ties with the eu, and the eu has told him to swivel. then we've got legal immigration. the latest figures show that england and wales recorded the highest population growth for 75 years. thatis population growth for 75 years. that is almost entirely down to mass immigration. previously, sir keir starmer has said this. >> the conservatives have let immigration get out of control. we've got record numbers of people coming to this country and they've now said they're going to have a visa cap. they've not said what the number is, so they've got a visa cap without a cap. we did have a visa cap before. rishi sunak are you to get rid of it, which they did in 2020, and now they're going back to it. but without a number it is utter chaos. >> all right, well, he's in charge now. and it's just emerged that the prime minister has shelved plans to reduce the number of foreign workers that will not be in tomorrow's king's speech as of

giorgia meloni is also a leader in government who has a different interest than marine le pen, who insteadterest in the european parliament is to use it as an arena to make herself respectful, but she's not engaging with that test respectable. what about her role in the national assembly? we talked earlier about this split within the republican movement, the centre—right, some of whom veered off towards the rally and were going to support the rally within any coalition in the assembly. they are now fractured — what do you see in terms of the position on the harder right of the assembly and how big is that grouping? i assembly and how big is that u-arouin ? ~ �* assembly and how big is that growing?— grouping? i think it'll be very interesting — grouping? i think it'll be very interesting to _ grouping? i think it'll be very interesting to see _ grouping? i think it'll be very interesting to see what - grouping? i think it'll be very interesting to see what he i grouping? i think it'll be very i interesting to see what he does grouping? i think it'll be very - interesting to see what he doe

. >>> meantime, georgia prime minister giorgia meloni started her five-day visit to beijing on sunday. this came after they pulled out of the belt initiative last year. sam vaddas filed this report. >> worries about overcapacity which have been squeezing margins. exports are holding up versus the demand side. the numbers kickoff the data with the july numbers coming through this week with the latest pmi numbers. the pboc surprised the market last week with the rate cuts, but the market does seem encouraged. chinese blue chips extending losses in the session as investors are cautious about growth. the market tunsrns attention to week for the meeting which exceeding the second half of the year. on the diplomatic front, italy's giorgia meloni is in china trying to hit the reset button on the relationship after the country withdrew from the belt and road initiative last year. this is aiming to see to cushion the fallout from that and clear up misunderstanding. the two sides agreed to cooperate on evs and energy. they are talking about bringing another automaker to the country on top of st

italy's prime minister giorgia meloni is in china — where she's promised to �*relaunch' co—operationment on sunday during a meeting with chinese premier li chung. ms meloni signed a three—year action plan aimed at improving trade ties — after italy exited president xi jinping's "belt and road" infrastructure new rules have come into force designed to make london a more attractive place for companies to list their shares. britain's finance regulator, the financial conduct authority, says it's the biggest change in over three decades — and will �*boost growth and innovation'. the london stock exchange has struggled to attract share sales from companies in recent years. chip designer arm — seen as the �*jewel in the crown' of uk tech — caused widespread disappointment in the city when it chose new york for its recent share listing. donald trump spoke at a large gathering of bitcoin enthusiasts in nashville over the weekend, saying if elected in november, he would champion the digital currency and fire the chairperson of the us securities and exchange commission , on his first day in off

. >>> the chinese president xi jinping met with the italian prime minister giorgia meloni in beijing.ting more balanced ties with the eu and china. sam vadas filed this report. >> reporter: giorgia meloni met jinping in beijing as the two look to reset the relationship after italy withdrew from the belt and road initiative last year. this is hailed as a potential model for other countries amid heightened geopolitical and trade tensions with europe and the u.s. the visit has seen a three-year action planwith the two sides aimed to work together in the area of evs and renewable energy. it has been seen in part as part of efforts to cushion the fallout of stepping out of the belt and road initiative and clear up misunderstandings. it is keen to welcome chinese inve investment, particularly in evs and batteries as hungary and spain have done. on the other hand, china says it welcomes italian investment as is willing to import more. that is no doubt a positive message for the delegation in tow which includes those in the business of wine making and luxury goods. it is still calling for sin

nato summit ended, and its outcome was summed up without further ado by italian prime minister giorgia melonit day of this historic meeting of the allies, it was enough to look at her face to understand everything. news. results we will discuss the nato summit with a researcher at the center for security studies of the russian academy of sciences, political scientist konstantin bolokhin, he is in direct contact with the studio. konstantin vladimirovich, hello. let's go in order. nato countries have agreed to support ukraine with 40 billion euros only for 2025. the rest should be discussed later. why do you think the amount is indicated only annually, since an annual financing plan was initially developed. clear foreseeable future, here, but this summit showed that, at least, neither the west, nor ukraine, are not ready to negotiate with... nostics, but not pragmatists, realists. now they are ruled mainly by russophobes, who are domaniacal, obsessed with the idea of ​​weakening russia, inflicting a strategic defeat on it, followed by internal political destabilization, and so on, so forth. tha

italian prime minister giorgia meloni has warned that hatred and violence should not prevail over dialogue and responsibility. referring to the financial and military support of the united states to ukraine, the spokesperson of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova, said: america he should reconsider his policies on inciting and inciting hatred. urgent deadline of tehran prosecutor to deed government lands. according to the prosecutor of tehran, all lands and immovable properties of the executive bodies of the province must be deeded by the end of mehr. mr. salehi warned the managers of the executive bodies to submit their documents to the general directorate of register of deeds of tehran province for the issuance of documents for the lands and properties of their respective bodies within one month at the latest. according to the prosecutor of tehran , managers who delay or abandon the implementation of this plan will be dealt with. new treatment drugs cancer was covered by insurance. the vice president of insurance and services of the health insurance organization announced that

and giorgia meloni now appears to become the queen of the rights. leyen and the eu on things like ukraine and le pen and the afd . ukraine and le pen and the afd. they're going to be sidelined. jack parrock that's what the european union does. it's protects itself . it's protects itself. it's fascinating stuff. thank you. as even fascinating stuff. thank you. as ever, my friend, for your expert insights. always appreciated now. loads more still to come between now and 4:00, including all the details of the public inquiry says that the uk government and the civil service failed the public due to significant flaws in preparing for the covid 19 pandemic. how about they failed us by locking us all down for two years? but first, your latest news headunes first, your latest news headlines with sam francis . headlines with sam francis. >> very good afternoon to you. it's just after half past three and the top story this afternoon. the covid 19 inquiry has found the government failed the public because of flawed policy processes and planning for a pandemic.

summit has ended, and its outcome was summed up without further ado by italian prime minister giorgia meloniting of the allies, it was enough to look at her face to understand everything. denis davidov and aleftina sorokina. lead. germany will send ukrainians liable for military service back if a corresponding request is received from kiev. this was announced by the prime minister of bavaria. at this very time, ukraine itself began riots against the arbitrariness of military commissars in the lviv region, a mass fight. 15 police units and special forces were called to the scene, but they were unable to calm the crowd. wherein, according to the article. western ukraine leads among the regions of the country in the number of draft dodgers. in odessa, two more cars of shopping mall employees were burned overnight. ukrainians of military age run as fast as they can when they see such cars. the dog's owner did not have time to hide and went to the front line with his dog. and this citizen was helped to avoid mobilization by a cow in a trailer; together with it, he traveled more than 200 km and cr

understand that the connection between israel and right-wing forces, have a history like, like, giorgia meloni is party of antisemitism, it's it's shocking, i understand at first site, but we need to see what's the alignment of interests and and views and visions out there, because for there is something that is stronger than antisemitism, but it has the same roots that antisemitism in europe, that let's be clear, it's still alive and kicky, and it's anti. arabism, anti islamophobia, look at how europe and the uk treats migrant and refugees coming from the global south, not ukrainian, of course, but those of darker skin, of different face of really coming from from another part of the world that we do not recognize as ours, are close, our brothers and sisters, and this is again as i often quote my friend and israeli legal scholar, israeli historian ras sigal who says, the problem is that after the second world war, hitler had been defeated, but not his idea of... the purity of the race and of a superior race, it's still here, george, it's still very much entranced into this our today's politic

the fact that you're party did so well in the european elections and soda giorgia meloni's party. and so did afd. i mean, afd is, you know, a little bit like the former national front it's very scary how do you see europe changing what, what, how would it change europe? >> but then festival, having trump was seen i strongly dispute the term far-right, which in your country refers to small groups that are extremely radical and violent if you like, the equivalent, you don't think you don't think you're far right? >> she went on to the equivalent of what we are in the united states is between the center right and center left with regards to ideas, so i think this, you kidding me, right? yes. yes, i'm telling you very honestly, i think this use of the term fall right carries a stigma and is very pejorative. >> new so only difference are the national said, we want a europe of nations a europe that respects the decisions of the people and not a super technocratic structure such as it exists today. >> this, the genre and don't go away because we're coming back with our panel. today's sec

reformists, which are usually classified as far-right, is a faction led by italian prime minister giorgia melonirty brothers of italy and polish law and justice, they gave the ukrainian resolution 69 votes out of 78 possible, so that we can actually say that there are almost 500 pro-ukrainian deputies in the european parliament now, and this is very cool for the future, how the european parliament will vote for the initiatives that ursula von derlein will present in the next five years. so what did ursula fonlay say today? she gave a keynote speech to the deputies, and first of all she made the point that the european union will continue to give ukraine everything it needs to survive and won, and the european union itself will also become stronger, the european union will create a european defense union, and that time has come, said ursela fondeyan, and i ... one of the steps will be the creation of a european air defense shield, let's hope that one day in ukraine will also join it and possibly very soon, and also ursula fonden sent a very important message to hungary, to the prime minister of h

which is usually belong to the extreme right, it is a faction led by the prime minister of italy, giorgia meloni and her party brothers of italy and polish law and justice, they gave the ukrainian resolution 69 votes out of 70 possible eight, so it can actually be said that in the european parliament now there are almost p... soot pro-ukrainian deputies, and this is very cool for the future, how the european parliament will vote on the initiatives that ursula von derlejen will present in the next five years, so what ursula von derlejen said today, she spoke in front of the deputies with a keynote speech, and first of all she recorded such a moment that the european union will continue to give ukraine everything it needs in order for it to... stand and win, and the european union itself will also become stronger, the european union will to create a european defense union, and to time, said ursela fonden, and as one of the steps a european anti-aircraft shield will be created, let's hope that one day ukraine will join it, and maybe very soon, and also ursula fondelaien sent a very important messag

, which usually. classified as far-right, it is a faction led by the prime minister of italy, giorgia meloni her party brothers of italy and polish law and justice. they gave the ukrainian resolution 69 votes out of 78 possible, so we can actually say that the european parliament now has almost 500 pro-ukrainian deputies, and this is very cool for the future, how the european parliament will vote for the initiatives that ursula vonlein will present during the following five years so, what ursula fondeen said today, she gave a programmatic speech to the deputies, and first of all, she recorded such a moment that the european union will continue to give ukraine everything it needs in order for it to endure and win. and the european union itself will also become stronger, the european union will create... and that time has come, said ursela fondelaien, and as one of the steps the european air defense shield will be created, let's hope that one day it will have ukraine will also enter, and possibly very soon, and also ursula fonden sent a very important message to hungary, to the prime minister

i mean , giorgia meloni in italy mean, giorgia meloni in italy has shown she was she was decried as ahe's been an right bigot. and she's been an incredibly sensible leader , a incredibly sensible leader, a bit too sensible, if you ask me. and, le pen, do you think le pen is now going to be taken out? they're investigating for , her they're investigating for, her some sort of campaign financing. shenanigans. do you think they're trying to trump her out of existence? because, i mean, she's sitting prime to have a run at the presidency in 2027. >> yeah, i miss that. but that is the kind of thing. but my prejudices immediately suggest. yes definitely. that is what they must be doing. yes >> your prejudices have never been wrong, nick. >> exactly 100% success rate. >> exactly 100% success rate. >> there's a lot of overlap in your prejudices, i think i dare your prejudices, i think i dare you a bit of fun. marine le pen got a higher percentage of the vote in france than keir starmer, now exiled to opposition. yeah madness. >> well, well done for making it halfway in a moment. we've got labo

in the process of searching for a peaceful end to the war in ukraine, italian prime minister giorgia melonid during her visit to the middle east. during the meeting with xi jinping, she said that, here is her quote: china can become based on the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity. to whom he always appeals, the key player who will help define the elements of a just peace in ukraine is the end of the quote: according to her, this can to help the serious potential of china, with which beijing is trying to establish closer relations with russia, and thanks to this, ms. maloney believes, the xijin ping government could put pressure on russia, although at the same time she also criticized the leadership of the people's republic of china for supporting russia too strongly. military-industrial complex. and by the way, this is her first visit to heaven. we have reached the moment when peace negotiations can begin. the president of finland alexander stup said this in an interview with the french newspaper lemons. for him in other words, now ukraine is in a much stronger position tha

that they constantly live in political turmoil, well, for example, the current prime minister giorgia meloni such a radical, they are called post-fascists because they borrow the ideas of musalini... and this kind of life with a tart aftertaste increasingly forces italians to ask the age-old russian question, who is to blame and what do? over the past decades, there have been different governments in our country, but they were never independent, everything was done according to the principle of an american colony, italian politicians, executors of someone else's will, american. the gentleman’s mood is really militant, when asked how... he answers, like the colony of america, let me clarify, he does not represent the wing of the radicals, it’s just boiling over, in this cauldron the influence of washington has been mixed since the end of the second world war, that same migration crisis, the migration crisis in eu is the end of an era western world in its usual form. all the countries of africa, which had been under oppression for centuries, went to their former masters to ask for the plunder

was serious series of nonanswers, after g7 the debate, reports come out italian prime minister giorgia melonicked at physical and mental condition of joe biden. at the g7. your reaction. >> well, look. they have known all along they've been gradual deterioration sometimes rapid deterioration of the president united states most powerful person in the world cooling to a host nation like united states nato leaders, of course, not going to want to get into this because it is going to determine i think future of the next president of the united states or at least nominee on democrats' side we know that president trump is going to regain the white house. but i understand, them not want wanting to wade into it they have seen firsthand incoherence on one or moringr world stage they are as scared nato has to have power to resist russia, china, iran all countries are forge an axis of evil to take down america they are fearful as well. >> thank you, sir. . >> thank you. cheryl: a lot more this morning markets on the move to a big week of he con data and obtaining earnings freedom capital markets chief g

that will be co—chaired by giorgia meloni, the right—wing leader of italy, who has been very involvedg to take part. they have had a lot to do with this issue in discussions with the previous uk government, the previous conservative government. as you say, it's an issue that can divide european leaders. sir keir starmer, speaking in advance of the summit last night, said that he only believed that through cooperation code the uk and europe more generally solve the problem that many countries are grappling with of people flowing to europe's borders. let's go to pictures of the leaders arriving. as we have heard, some 40 leaders from european shores arriving. and they will be talking, no doubt, about migration being one of the things on the agenda. a sunny day for it too. the independent advisers on climate change for the government say the uk is in danger of missing the 2030 target to cut carbon emissions. the climate change committee is calling for measures including more heat pumps to replace domestic gas boilers, saying keir starmer needs to reverse the steps taken by the previous p

italian prime minister giorgia meloni has vowed to relaunch bilateral cooperation with china since snubbing belt and road initiative last year. they signed a plan to strengthen ties with meloni expected to visit and meet president xi jinping during the trip. elsewhere, republican presidential candidate donald trump says the u.s. needs to double its electricity production to dominate the ai and crypto sectors. the former u.s. president gave a keynote address in the bitcoin 2024 conference in nashville, saying he wants america to lead the way. the speech marked an about face of his stance on the asset class, which he labeled a crime riddled scam while in office. >> this afternoon i'm laying out my plan to ensure the u.s. will be the crypto capital of the planet and the bitcoin superpower of the world and we will get it done. lizzy: vice president kamala harris has raised $200 million in her first week as 2024 president for contender, highlighting a search of enthusiasm. she is zeroing in on a group of potential running mates. sources tell us the short list includes arizona senator mark kelly,

among those who voted against her were the 24 meps from italian prime minister giorgia meloni's partythis is the result of the vote. members voting at majority i this is the result of the vote. i members voting at majority of component _ members voting at majority of component members, - members voting at majority of component members, 360. i members voting at majority of i component members, 360. votes members voting at majority of - component members, 360. votes in favour. _ component members, 360. votes in favour. 40k — component members, 360. votes in favour. 401,— component members, 360. votes in favour, 401. , ~ , ~ ~ ,, that was the moment ursula von der leyen was re—elected. she is once again the president of the european commission. maria demertzis is a senior fellow at bruegel — a brussels—based economic think tank. i got her response immediately after ms von der leyen's re—election. remarkable result, actually, and i thought it was going to be tighter. i had not excluded the possibility of the vote failing today and having to go to a new vote in september, we were thinking

paul: we have italian prime minister giorgia meloni in beijing for a five-day visit.t has come out of those talks so far with president xi? >> she has promised to broker better relations with the eu. at this point, it is not clear how much clout meloni has in influencing the european commission's trade policy. she was kept out of closed-door meetings for the union's hot dog -- union's top jobs. he saying he is hopeful they will provide a nondiscriminatory environment for chinese firms and meloni also calling for more balanced trade relations because china and italy still have $80 billion in annual trade still heavily tilted in beijing's favor. there are those geopolitical matters of concern as well. meloni raising the issue of ukraine and the gaza conflict. she sees president xi as this important interlocutor when it comes to managing geopolitical tensions in the region, especially with uncertainties about washington's commitment to the should trump -- to the eu should trump come to power in november. paul: venezuelan president nicolas maduro protesters who rallied af

to a group of leaders at the g7 this summer, he was herded back by the italian prime minister, giorgia melonii, >> wandering off just last month. >> yes , this does seem to >> yes, this does seem to continue to happen now. joe biden continues to insist that he will be the democrat candidate at november's presidential election. but after these latest gaffes, just how much longer can he realistically hold on for? >> well, let's get the thoughts now of the chair of republicans overseas, greg swenson , because, overseas, greg swenson, because, greg, i suppose the republicans might be slightly, in on the one hand, revelling in the chaos in the democratic party, but on the other hand, worrying that someone more electable might be selected . yeah, that's a that's selected. yeah, that's a that's a really good point. >> and i think we do worry about that. >> we you know, of course we want biden to be the candidate. >> we'd even be happy with kamala harris as the candidate because, it looks like president trump would, would surely win against either one of those. the great unknown is if they can come u

north atlantic alliance, now he has completely changed his position and is saying something else, giorgia melonily shouldn’t participate, get involved, where now giorgia miloni is completely, that means, immersed in the ukrainian conflict, or at least pretend that it’s not completely, but nevertheless it’s great participation and feels great, extracting the same interests for itself, but as for the protests in france and... macron, who called on people to come out on streets, then these tiny supporters of macron are protesting so loudly that it is hard to believe in their sincere protest, it is worth noting that defending lies in the west is very well paid. a short advert and we'll be back. everything will be fine, i promise you, as soon as i arrive, i will call you right away. my sister has disappeared. missing? no, she didn’t disappear, did she disappear or not? kill her. and i saw it in a dream, well, from that moment on, all the strange things began to happen to the little person, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, what is this, and max, she’s crazy, no, i see people, sometimes what was, so

maria: it was interesting to look at that video there from the g7 when giorgia meloni had to pull him back, there's obama walking him off stage. all of this has been front and center. while joe was in washington, first lady jill biden is now going on a campaign blitz on behalf of her husband, she had a testy exchange with reporters during which. watch this. >> do you have any message to how democrat were calling for your husband to drop out of the race? how are you feeling about him staying in the race. >> all right. [ indiscernible ] maria: why are you screaming at me, she's saying, your reaction? >> since it's the first time on the campaign trail -- come on, that's the interaction with the press. obviously you see the pressure that's happening to everybody in the biden circle. but the thing that really worries me right now is what the message to our enemies? what are people looking at? you're only going to have a crisis from 4:00 -- from 9:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon? don't do anything else? you can't function beyond that? the message now in a very dangerous, dange

i think that giorgia meloni has been a tremendous success story in italy, and her party, the brothers country. and i think that what we have seen across europe are figures on the right who were lambasted, a decade ago as far right extremists. but they're now in power. >> italy. do you not think meloni's bottled it a bit because she had all this blustering talk before she was elected. she was going to turn back boats in the sea, stop the migrant crossings, you know, akin to australia. and she's been accused now by many of her previous supporters of, you know , sort of weakening down her position as labour have alluded to tonight. >> i think that meloni actually has done the best she possibly can in the circumstances. of course, as a member of the european union, your hands are tied and unless you have full sovereignty and self—determination, you cannot fully control your borders, which is exactly what the british government should be doing right here at the moment, but hasn't done successfully. but i think a figure like meloni, of course, the amount of power that she has is very much r

and so did giorgia meloni's party, and so did afd. i mean afd is, you know, a little bit like the former national front is very scary. the fact that the far right is becoming a very, very powerful force in europe. and who knows, maybe now with all that's going on in the united states, donald trump might win a second term how do you see europe changing but the ball past of all, let me double the festival. >> i strongly dispute the term far-right, which in your country refers to small groups that are extremely radical and violent if you like, the equivalent, you don't think you don't think you're far right? the equivalent of what we are in the united states is between the center right and center left with regards to ideas so i think this, you kidding me, right? yes. yes, i'm telling you very honestly i think this use of the term fall right carries a stigma and is very pejorative. it does not correspond to what we are. not at all to what the far right is in the united states you can watch cristian's fall under review tomorrow at 11:00 a.

and so did giorgia meloni's party, and so did afd. i mean, afd is, you know a little bit like the former national front is very scary. the fact that the far right is becoming a very, very powerful force in europe. and who knows, maybe now with all that's going on in the united states, donald trump might win a second term how do you see europe changing madam, the ball past of all, let me double festival. >> i strongly dispute the term far-right, which in your country refers to small groups that are extremely radical and violent if you like, the equivalent, you don't think you don't think you're far right? the equivalent of what we are in the united states is between the center right and center left. with regards to ideas. so i think this, you're kidding me right? yes. yes. i'm telling you very honestly, i think this use of the term fall right carries a stigma and is very pejorative. it does not correspond to what we are not at all to what the far-right is in the united states so you can see that she didn't like the terminology because

noted le pen's party has already begun moderating some of its more extreme positions as populist giorgia melonin italy after taking power so already it's like because, of course, on the left in particular, there's this idea of purity politics. and if you even talk to somebody who has different ideas of how fairness runs or the system should run, then you should be kicked out of the of the community of the good. so the idea is already they're kind of saying, well, you know, maybe they're not as bad, or maybe when they get into power, it's not going to be as bad. it's just interesting to see that narrative changing in real time. >> well, steve, the, the idea of far right party that is hard to sustain once they're in government, isn't it? >> yeah. but, he's right that the policies have changed recently to become more electable. even kurt wilders dropped the whole anti—mosque plan and then didn't actually get a position of power. anyway, i just i'd get a position of power. anyway, ijust i'd like get a position of power. anyway, i just i'd like to get a position of power. anyway, ijust i'd like to s

we've just heard from them all davien president, we've heard now from giorgia meloni, the populist prime minister in italy right-leaning populist prime minister there, everyone is coming out and condemning it. and obviously they'll have their concerns as well. michael. >> yeah. i'm a lot most nations don't have this sort of thing happening. i mean, what, what, what are foreign leaders feeling about whether this this just sort of amplifies existing concerns about the u.s election. and europe has had its own issues with political violence, but not like this. yeah, europe's political violence is so of rare. it's episodic. you go back to the early nauta's team you get to spate of attacks, assassinations, and attempted assassinations. various political leaders. you only have to go back a couple of months though to actually get the most recent attack on a european politician. this was the prime minister of slovakia, robert feed. so again light like trump, like orban, populist divisive he fits sympathizers, perhaps more with president putin than he does with some of his, his contemporary europe

let's say, giorgia meloni, the italian prime minister, right wing, came in with a sounding that she might be something of an outlier within nature and the european union but actually works with nato and the european union in strong support of ukraine but there's a drift towards potentially take a right-wing parties taken a position like the afd in germany who, who, who are, who are more right-wing and don't cooperate within, with their representatives within the european parliament so if that drift to the further right happens as a result of marine le pen's success and her party's success in france. and that pushes europe more to the right. and i think the way that you would see that most immediately would be tougher policies on immigration and that certainly some direction that marine le pen, jordan bardella want to take france. and right now now okay. nick, thank you so much, rosie. it's still not over yet. we do have a second round of voting, so all the parties here are really pushing their voters to come back out and reassert themselves. so never underestimate emmanuel macron that eve

particularly physically by the president at one point, we also reported that the italian leader giorgia meloni, as well as other european leaders, when, when entering a space with the president would slowed down and casey needed time to crowd around him we talked to a us official, former us official, who said that the president biden now compared to the person that they were working for, that that they are not sure if that they would put him in a room with a foreign adversary like vladimir putin we talked to a european official who just said flattening know at that point and we did see through talking to officials that again, these these little blips fumbling over a leaders name or your own cabinet secretaries name, or or, or stumbling over the wording of the correct amount of ukraine funding that that is catching people by alarm. we do know that after one of his first trips after traveling across the atlantic, he came back to camp david and based off of our reporting, was cut his plan debate days by two so to fewer days, started working after 11:00 a.m. and an included a nap as well indicatin

also giorgia meloni is hosting a broader conversation.hat. and that's important because a lot of the boats used by these smuggling gangs, come from germany. so i suspect some progress will be made. but i wouldn't expect anything spectacular today . spectacular today. >> okay, catherine. thank you. >> okay, catherine. thank you. >> well, joining us now to tell us more is political commentator andy williams. good to see you. this morning. andy, what do you make of this rhetoric talking shop. or do you think it's a good thing to have the likes of giorgia meloni and olaf scholz around the table? >> well, i think it's about two things. this summit today. it's partly about diplomacy and britain's position in the world. so one thing that keir starmer feels very strongly is that britain's standing on the world stage has really suffered in the last ten, 15 years. i think that's right. i think a lot of that's right. i think a lot of thatis that's right. i think a lot of that is down to brexit, but also down to some of the prime ministers we've had

but the legitimacy, of course, of zelensky, this is the face with which italian prime minister giorgia meloniit seems that you can constantly turn your face when we announce zelensky, in general , these are not the best times for square, the ukrainian elites are talking about the afghan scenario for ukraine, this is what local public pages write: on the sidelines there were rumors that the ukrainian political elite began to talk more and more loudly about afghan scenario for ukraine, after the unsuccessful attack on trump. with the arrival of trump, the ukrainian crisis could... there will be no more defiant statements from zelensky to trump, we will build a diplomatic line with an emphasis on negotiation process mediation mission from the united states. well, here, of course, it’s worth remembering these defiant statements by zelensky, which ermak mentions, we remember that at the forum in dovovos zelensky from... was openly rude to donald trump, that’s how it was. the question is: even if trump does not support us, my position is this: imagine that we do not agree to give up our territories

you've got giorgia meloni in italy who has made her party.. it's a very lazy, determination of what and where. and i'll tell you something that concerns me as a practising catholic. >> and i know, maloney is, too. is that because we might have some conservative small c views and the way that we view the world in terms of the way that our faith forms us, that might be viewed as right wing, but we don't. it's not right wing . no, don't. it's not right wing. no, no, no. >> and it is. >> and it is. >> and it is. >> and i think it's you know, i think it's very disingenuous. >> i just said, i agree with you. i mean, i think right and left, i think it's always been a lazy determination. you know, it's bonkers if you go back to things like the, you know, the countryside alliance and the hunting ban that tony blair brought in, you were just as likely to find people, you know, who lived in the country, who weren't landowners, who wanted , weren't landowners, who wanted, yes, you know, and foxhunting exactly , exactly. and all of exactly, exactly. and a

the panic was that giorgia meloni would incite a widening of the spreads. the united kingdom, keir starmer, about to address the nation and the world. >> thank you. good afternoon. i have just returned from buckingham palace, where i accepted an invitation from his majesty, the king, to form the next government of this great nation. [applause] i want to thank first british asian prime minister of our country, the extra effort that that will have required should not be underestimated by anyone. we pay tribute to that today. and we also recognize the dedication and hard work that he brought to his leadership. for change and national renewal and a return to politics for public service. the gap between sacrifices made by people in the service they received from politicians grow this big. it leads to a weariness in the heart of a nation. a draining away of the hope, the spirit, the belief in a better future. that we need to move forward together. now, this wound, this lack of trust, can only be healed by actions, not words. i know that. but we can make a start t