greece is expected to grow its g.d.p. this year and the party has promised to lift further the economy. but voters, especially the young, say they've yet to see any benefits. so what's next for greek politics? and is the opposition party still relevant? we'll look into all these questions with our guests in just a moment. but first, a report from al jazeera. reporter: a landslide victory that even surprised the winning party. with more than 40% of the vote, the prime minister and leader of the new democracy party kyriakos mitsotakis, says he's ready to begin a second term. but before that, another round of voting. the party did not secure an outright majority. and mitsotakis has rejected forming a coalition saying his party can secure the 170 seats it needs to control parliament in a second round of voting. >> my hope is that we can have new elections as soon as possible. it's my prediction that the formation of a coalition government won't happen at this time. we're looking at june 25. reporter: the high cost of living i

. . ~ , ., ., from greece.r— from greece. talk us through how the two men differ when _ from greece. talk us through how the two men differ when it _ from greece. talk us through how the two men differ when it comes - two men differ when it comes to their take on the economy. 0bviously their take on the economy. obviously their take on the economy. obviously the prime minister has had a few years to show what moves he has been making. and as you say the economy is growing, talk us through how they differ on what they are saying in the run—up to the election. the differ on what they are saying in the run-up to the election. the big sellin: the run-up to the election. the big selling point— the run-up to the election. the big selling point that _ the run-up to the election. the big selling point that the _ the run-up to the election. the big selling point that the current - the run-up to the election. the big| selling point that the current prime minister has been trying to put the people is that if you stick wit

when greece was partially occupied. they fought, uh, clearly, at least three soldiers, who became a symbol of our gratitude to the soviet people, and at this moment there are several ukrainian people on the monument neo-nocysts attacked, they decided to desecrate it , and they desecrated a monument in greece and in the center of athens imagine yes, someone can say that. oh, this is a small incident. for us for the greeks. this is a very important thing. this is a matter of our great memory to you. thanks for these comments. uh, the people of greece victory in the fight. all the best to you, we have dealt with athens. where we go next we travel today in our program i suggest in sofia to bulgaria is also nearby. and what an interesting character the mayor is. sophia yes mayor, uh, sophia jordanian fandykova, here she was with carrier, just we also asked about the situation in bulgaria, because how much time there already, and they can not choose, uh, prime minister. there it is constantly changing, a coalition government

the high cost of living in greece is on most people's minds. the minimum monthly wage is about $800.00. voters like 28 year old at any sense, prospects are limited and it says that there are days when i come back from a 12 hour shift my partner the same. and we calculate what we made during those 12 hours compared to other european countries. and i get depressed, i feel a sense of futility. and with a, a frustration among young voters may have fueled the lack of support for the left, the cds, a party that got about 20 percent of the vote at govern. greece at the peak of its dead crisis in 2015. even the fact that during the crisis, we have had the almost half a 1000000 people, the majority of who, where young people even of accounts are existing in order to find the but their fraternities and, but they're and living conditions abroad. i think they can don't have now dyslexia of being indifferent towards the younger generation. despite the struggling economy, greece has made financial gains many believe that helped outweigh outrage over a real c

the reason why greece is economy is growing at twice the original. an average of the country was down a very nearly out from the a bankruptcy. wouldn't any policy have managed to get grease on his face again, but regardless of policies that was only one way to go? or did the country need someone like bits of talk is when to start waves, which say that even from 2019 vickery economy had this started to get this stop, you guys even ponder series up because even easier and better, 6 miles and 4016 by the very bad game for resist economics. you sir, but then i think the sign the 3rd day now indeed minus be the men's almost varying falls so that you spoke already from there, from a moment during waves. greece is economy and it was quite stuff you guys and can be minus for improved some indicators, despite serious problems. the probably 91 that'd be getting daughter, so because lives in germany, however, greece use the economic that future also does not necessarily know. it's because of the jobs, the quantity, but now we see some of the indicators resource

the reason why greece is economy is growing. it's a twice the yours, on average, some of the country was down a very neatly out from the a bankruptcy. wouldn't any policy that's managed to get grease on his feet again, but regardless of policies that was only one way to go or did the country need someone like bits of talk is going to start ways which say that's even from 2019 basically economy had this started to get this stop, you guys even ponder a series of because even easier and better seeks mazda, 2000 and ap. she's being played the very bad game for resist economics yourself. but then adding the sign the 3rd day. now indeed, minus the demand, so almost everything falls. so we thought just to color from there, from a moment during waves. greece, is it cold? i mean, i was quite stop you guys and can give you minus for improved some indicators despite serious problems. the go be 19, but that may get the daughter so the conflicts in ok. however, degrees use the economic gas cubes are also, does not necessarily know because of

we are in greece. greece, a firm favourite with package holiday and culture lovers alike., almost a million of them arrived here every week last summer to soak up the sun. with summer fast approaching in europe, we thought it's time to take a look back at some travel show greek adventures. and what better place to start than athens, the country's capital city? we went to see the ancient monument of the acropolis, which is facing up to the challenge of becoming more accessible, proving even historical sites need to move with the times. that was a bit of a mission! i'm making my way up to the acropolis which, in greek, means high city, which doesn't look nor sound very wheelchair—friendly. so, before covid, it was a proper mission to get up to the acropolis if you had any sort of mobility issues. basically, you had a is—minute hike up a load of steep stairs and loads of steep ramps before you came to any sort of accessible pathway. but since then, things have changed. the acropolis is greece's number one tourist attraction and pre—pandemic, over3.5 million people climbed to

he sells in greece. the rest he exposed to the united states, egypt, germany, and across the u. a protection against any potential economic worries here, boy will land mileage everything down there and go to the next step and big your facilities for us and the server and exports to also some other countries. the only warning about us is the cost. how to keep the costs and lower levels, the olives used, but here's what we will come from 6000 trees, doctor to laser the region. crystal, as i say, is in this crow makeup part of what's expected to be a bumper yield hall. this for green olive oil produces this. yeah. but on level production only makes up 9 percent of greece is entire agricultural i put the sustain grows here. all of the countries industries need to keep expanding. the grease is national debt in 2022 reached over a 170 percent of g. d. p. still the highest in your but that's a full 23 point. 3 percent full from 2021. when it was nearly 200 percent of g d p. none of the policies likely to succeed in the upcoming elections with introduced policies to stop that debt reduc

this time with a look at the economic issues dominating the elections in greece. thank you so much for your company. the 70 years dw, the what there's to us that's why we listen to their stories. reporter, every weekend dw the out of the backseat into the voting booths. greece is holding its 1st election since spending controls imposed by the heavily indebted countries creditors, and it will tell you how the economy is faring on what's on voters minds also coming up in 2019 italy and china breed on a multi $1000000000.00 deal as part of buildings, bells and road initiative. it's all for a new old flood rome once out. tell you why. i'm 1st coldwell bought from the program for the 1st time and more than a decade greeks will go to the polls on sunday to elect a leader. no longer confined to steering the country's economy from a backseat, according to opinion polls, the primary concerns for those casting their ballots are installation of the economy. the ruling new democracy party left by can react christmas attack is, is making a strong bid for a 2nd term. but they c

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the backbone of greece is economy is small businesses like this 124 k olive oil based here in the city of patrice. so this is, this is your best product coming out of here. gold crystals, the root gets us, wants to expand the family business. the still see, 10 years ago was now employees, 9 people, only 15 percent of his products he sells in greece. the rest he exposed to the united states, egypt, germany, and across the u. a protection against any potential economic worries here for a while and while that's everything down there and go to the next step and big your facilities for us and the survey and exports to also some other countries. the only one thing about us is the cost. how to keep the costs and lower levels since the olives used his oil come from 6 ties and trees dusted all over the region. crystal, as i say, is in this crow makeup part of what's expected to be a bump, a u haul this for green olive oil produces this. yeah. but on level production only makes up 9 percent of greece is entire agricultural i put the sustain grows here. all of the countries industries need to kee

here in the nearly a decade ago, greece was bankrupt today. it's the economy is recovering, bought off the years of all stare and see measures greeks incomes they've been hit by the cost of living crisis. they just handled the prime minister victory and national elections, partly because the credit him for that economic growth to the echo, submit to packets has rejected, forming a coalition government. he's cooled for a 2nd vote in june when he hopes to win a majority. mickleson, missouri for reports greek sauce and government bones rallied of the governing new democracy. 41, the biggest share of the food in national elections. finishing 20 percentage points ahead of the commuters contend the left being sued as a policy for the vin wasn't enough to secure a problem and to majority consist of problem mr. cost. mit so talk his hopes. the 2nd round we consolidate his parties. victory. you're going to get all those levels the dynamics of the cell to mold and clear citizens want a strong government with the full year and monday to meet with these v

uh, the worst that a way disaster greece ever faced and before. so the crib of crisis and the cost of living, which has been, uh, uh, eating the way uh, income, so rich, so for, for the, for a long time. so it seems that the opposition was not a heir, was not able to take advantage of this thing. so much a package. uh, sooner or later we'll put you on a 2nd term. this is all right, 1st the assessment. okay, well thank you for your 1st will be looking forward to your 2nd and 3rd assessments later programs. jago proceed is infested on nikki tenure from german chancellor lab schultz is calling on north korea to stop ballistic missile tests. schultz is on a trip to neighboring south korea. he visited the border between north and south, known as the demilitarized zone regional tensions are growing as north korea wraps up the development of its nuclear arsenal. this year alone, joan yang has carried out over 20 messiah tests, chilled says, the firing show, the situation on the cree influence peninsula rather, is still dangerous. these are the system tes

this week, greece is economy. as we're covering off to decade, long debt crisis, the nation's prime minister has been credited to the growth. but all as people reaping the benefits of its financial gains also this week. while the nations pledge move in the team, surely and don't as an aide to poor countries, but the amount was never paid. ok, spam is magic g 7 lead us to live in the money they owe to the developing world on production costs by some opec plus members take effect this month. but it rocks output is add a 20 month life. we spoke to the nations deputy prime minister of the capital economic form. here in the nearly a decade ago, greece was bankrupt today. it's the economy is recovering off the years of all stairs. he measures greeks incomes. they've been hit by the cost of living crisis. but it's his hand of the prime minister of victory and national elections, partly because a credit him for that economic growth to the echo smith to attack is, has rejected, forming a coalition government. he's cooled f

agrees, this recent past has been quite dire though badly hit by the european debt prizes in 2009 greece needed more for and money to survive and return. creditors demanded hefty public spending cuts, which left deep scars among the republic, the spending controls ended last year and ever since there appears to be some positivity as the w, as jack power co reports, the backbone of greece is economy is small businesses like this 124 k olive oil based here in the city of patrice. so this is, this is your best product coming out of here. gold crystal, so root gets us wants to expand the family business. the still see, 10 years ago was now employees, 9 people, only 15 percent of his products he sells, increase the rest of the exports to the united states, egypt, germany across the u. a protection against any potential economic worries here. boy, with land mileage, everything down there and go to the next step and big your facilities for us and the server and exports to also some other countries. the only warning about us is the cost. how to keep it, then it goes to in lower levels. the lives

greece refuses to give weapons to the ukrainian armed forces, but it turns out that ukrainians are being forced to serve in the estonian army. we debunk this and other fakes with our stopfake partners . world politics and in-depth analysis from ukrainian journalists for the whole world my name is yuriy fizer and i am starting the enemy is aggressive and advancing towards me we let it advance but there are attacks now the most important thing is to make sure that ukraine will win and president putin will lose. let's create access for training pilots on modern western aircraft. it is not large-scale, but the counteroffensive. cities about the situation at the front and preparations for a large counteroffensive in our review , the third assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine flies in, counterattacks in the area of ​​bahmut, vacates the positions that succeeded to capture the occupiers, the ukrainian army continues its offensive on this part of the front for several days, our troops liberated from the enemy in the north and south the suburbs of bakhmut, about 20 square kilometers , a

i cite the greek parliament political sentiments in greece shifts quickly. it's a complex selection here in the birthplace of modern democracy. time for some football now. and in the bonus league, fryeburg stay in the fight for champions league spot after beating. we'll start to new deals peterson, who is headed for retirement at the end of the seasons for the decisive 2nd goal and his last home game for 5 years. the result leaves the team in 5th spot tied on points. union berlin, who sits in champions league spot for, for rose burke. the result of this set back in the battle for places in europe. and a reminder, a top stores ukrainian presidents, a lot of music lensky has joined the g 7 group of leading tests relations at a summit in here, i've seen that in japan, there's agreement on tightening sanctions against russia over its inpatient and devastating flooding in a lease it meant that amelia romani region has claimed at least 14 lives and left thousands trapped in their homes. press to efforts or ongoing after 6 months worth of rain fell in 36 hours. tha

regime in greece. and you can read the newspaper articles and editorials and december of 44 and basically greece and poland or britain and the soviet union are talked about in the same way. so this is a problem, obviously, that's brewing among the allies, especially among the big so-called big three. fdr, stalin and churchill, rosa velt gives his inaugural address, his fourth inaugural in in january. of 1945, the shortest inaugural speech of his presidency. again, he's in he's in really declining health at this point. but he makes a fateful decision to attend a conference of the big three despite, again, his poor health because of his concerns about keeping the alliance together. and we're going to go to portion of the exhibit where we focus very closely on what happens next. so we moved a different part of the exhibition to pick up the story where we left off. we were talking about fdr, his election, and then his inaugural in january of 1945, and then he makes a decision to take a very long journey to

and the poles have opened in greece, where voters are skeptical. the main parties can solve their economic was while handling, pressing new issues. the mariana evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. your prize president, one of your zalinski, is that the g 7 summit in japan, lobbying world leaders for more support to fight back against russia. it's the furthest has been from ukraine since the war began. so landscape has been holding one on one meetings with other world leaders, including the indian prime minister, now under moody, who is a guest at the g 7. soleski was hoping to gain moody's support for his peace plan. india has so far, refused to condemn russia's invasion. the landscape is also looking to make his case to brazil's president who has accused the west of encouraging the war for more, we can now speak to our chief international editor, richard walker, who joins us from the g 7 summit in hiroshima. good to see you, richard. so has a lot of mir zalesky been successful in winning over more allies at the g 7 summit? yeah, well, it is

in a few weeks _ greece, a 16—year—old who in a few weeks i _ greece, a16—year—old who in a few weekshis exams back in athens. australia closes show _ back in athens. australia closes show this— back in athens. australia closes show this evening and last night the energy— show this evening and last night the energy that came up from the crowd, it was— energy that came up from the crowd, it was like _ energy that came up from the crowd, it was like nothing i'd ever seen. what _ it was like nothing i'd ever seen. what is — it was like nothing i'd ever seen. what is really interesting is the running — what is really interesting is the running order. the ballads throughout two nights performance are a mix — throughout two nights performance are a mix. you get a few ballads then— are a mix. you get a few ballads then you — are a mix. you get a few ballads then you get those up—tempo numbers. i can then you get those up—tempo numbers. i can see _ then you get those up—tempo numbers. i can see right now this countdown on screen, — i can see right now this countdown on screen, there is less t

joining me now from athens is anthee carassava, a correspondent based in greece.'s basically claiming victory. i understand that he still wouldn't have enough for a majority? absolutely. this is an election result that we were expecting. with 60% of the vote counted, the size and scope of this victory is simply staggering. it passed his jaws dropping even at the political headquarters. 20 points between him and the main opposition, the leftist leader, he was a former prime minister. and it's this staggering difference that has people kind of shocked because it speaks volumes to the fact that this is an abysmal defeat for this opposition leader. in fact, it shows that greeks did not buy into his fear mongering, instead, cited by that stable course of economic recovery, albeit the problems, albeit, you know, and issues that have been raised. deciding on a stable course of economic recovery. so, but even so, even the fact that we do have this sizeable victory, the prime minister cannot form an outright majority government because of a complex electoral system. so the

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in greece we have received around 400 people.those, we had 80 women parliament members and the family. 80% of those have already left stop however, the 20% left is still in greece. we have different applications for different people, we have applications to the u.s. -- there are four different applications to the u.s. and we have applications -- each has a timeline. for canada, most of the parliamentarians -- the 20%, according to canadian sources, it is under security screen. it has been more than 18 months that these people have been in greece. we have been hosting them, providing them with assistance on everything from a medical comment -- medical, support and finding jobs, trying to help kids go to school. different other services that we provide. however, they are stuck. that is why i am in d.c. and will be in new york to try to push for the expedite of the visas of the families we are hosting. i know it is very important for the security checks and screenings. however, these people are stranded. they are in limbo. there's n

something else, something new that will help greece scans a lot. if it's in 5 scandals always existed. we need to talk this, give us a seat for us and the pop andrea to buy the condos or with people who also remember the economic turbulence of 2015. when the left wing series of government nearly took the country, i took the single currency, your is a while these votes and those, the issues that, that person, the very thing for in this election was new is the way in which to see here, the greek parliament going to be divided off to the vote happens, a new system was agreed in 2016, which means it's unlikely to result in one i write winning policy since 1990, whichever policy one the most space overall took a 50 c bonus in the 300 seat parliament making it easier for one party to achieve a 150 c majority in a new system of proportional representation. that bonus is removed, meaning a policy would not need 46 percent of the votes. take clear when posters predict that some likely and say the changes creating more swing voters. they use parts of the pub

we have provided a naval port at alexandru polis in northern greece but there is a feeling, i wouldn'tit fatigue, that our population is losing enthusiasm at the moment. apparently, the opinions of ordinary citizens are of little interest to my raffin. he is more worried that greece cannot supply certain types of weapons to ukraine without violating the license agreement with russia. this s-300 air defense system was produced in russia. discussion regarding the supply of these systems, but now we are studying this issue, as there are legal difficulties in accordance with the contract, the russians must approve any transfer of these systems to a third party, it may be possible to send 300 to poland first we already did this, if i don’t wrong, we already used the route through poland to send weapons and weapons systems a few months ago, meaning we rafin admitted that greece has already violated the license agreement to overstep the law is not a problem. for eu officials the main thing is to do everything on the sly next interlocutor of vovan and lexus, the mayor of sofia, i see that you

uh, originally about greece is economic challenges. so obviously the main uh, economic talents of greece is to really cost away the shadow of the or saturday crisis. we've had a positive growth in the, in the past 2 years. so the rebound from the funds that mix seems to be strong. but the biggest issue right now is income. so perhaps growth numbers are high, perhaps unemployment has fallen, but real income especially compared to the hyper inflation we've seen globally hasn't seen, hasn't risen significantly. and that's, i think part of the concern with a lot of folders is that we hear the story of an economic growth or in comic miracle miracle for greece compared to the you average. but does the average person really fail this in their pocket? i really don't think so, and this is why all parties including the governing party have sort of use this point, the wage point, the rise of income level points as a main pre election problem is for the next 4 years. if that were to happen, things would be significantly better. right? now i can te

polls have closed in greece's parliamentary election.rty are ahead of the main rival, the leftist syriza party.

it already is ugly, it's ugly in greece. it's ugly in front. it's ugly in many parts of the world where people are saying, is my government for and took off to my interest? is my government for the most arrange for my young people to have employment? then i will look for a strong man who will do that for me. who will give me security and give my children employment security. and i don't care what sort of custodian manatees, if he's a fascist, i don't care if he promises to secure the stability of my life and my people. i will search for him. i think that's where we're heading. and i don't think john betus have the vision to understand, that's the threat that we see what all the solutions, how could europe cub the deck machine? lots of mechanisms kind of use put a plate on inflation as other countries don't need it, as you know, present me own books. you know, that is, i mean, i think we almost but i'll dip something over to the original warranty for one of a few. this comes up, i think you mentioned it out from base into it out. it don't cool b

and our kids, greece is main advantage is it's highly educated workforce, but nearly 10 percent of it has left for better jobs elsewhere. during the economic crisis a decade ago, many of greece is top companies and employees sled, 4 years ago, the ruling new democracy. conservatives promised to bring them back. they cut corporate tax by 7 points, and broad street government funds back to the brink of investment, great spaces to lower the countries borrowing costs. greece enjoyed 5 and a half percent growth last year. well above the european average of 3 and a half percent, and is slated to out perform europe this year and next. but that tide hasn't lifted old books. the new democracy party tried to nurture an economy of scale. it offered tax breaks, promotions, and hub to income tax for families in cooperatives. but inflation has swarmed the benefits. they have another place he has more. there's been a doubling or tripling of expenses on products farmers by while the value of his parties has already gone up about 50 percent of the corporate runs, you called the amount of his electrici

here in the nearly a decade ago, greece was bankrupt today. it's the economy is recovering off the years of all stairs. the measures greeks incomes being hits by the cost of living crisis basis, hands of the prime minister victory and national elections, partly because they credit him for that economic growth because he echo submit to attack is has rejected forming a coalition government. he's cooled for a 2nd vote in june when he hopes to win a majority, who may consume sherry for reports. greek saucen government bonds. ronnie of the governing, new democracy, 41, the biggest share of the boat in national elections. finishing 20 percentage points ahead of the commuters contend the left wing citizen party for the vin wasn't enough to secure a problem and to majority is consist of prime. mr. kids post mit. so talk is hopes the 2nd round will consolidate his parties because you have to get all those levels . the dynamics of the cell to mold and clear citizens want a strong government with the full year and monday to meet with these volta changes,

monday we'll see greece as president task new democracy was forming a government. they have 3 days to do so in the mandate then pauses onto the next party if it fails. this vote took place under a system of proportional representation, and none of the parties have enough seats to load. will have publicly stated, however, that they would work together. it had already been widely predicted before the better one. the selection could be the final scenario and that will take place in the beginning of july. i know that election comes with the tweak and that is that the winning parts will get allocated more seats, making one party rule more likely. stephanie decor, audra 0 votes of being counted in east timor general election to freedom fines, as seen as the front brothers, full prime minister, john guzman, and body alika, tv resistance era heroes in southeast asia, as the youngest democracy. but it could be days before that as a final result. so cetera clock reports, a sign lined up in this thousands, a stable is proud of its democracy with 180 percent of the population

stephanie decker reports in the greek island of rhodes. towards the season the started here in greece, and that means around a quarter of a 1000000 greeks are working as seasonal workers across the greek islands. now, greece will so head, so the poles on sunday, in the election parliamentary elections that will potentially see a new prime minister elected. but it seems that most of the workers here across the islands will not be able to call several. why is that? we've been here on the island of rhodes to find out it's not the peak season yet, but the islands are already filling with tourists and that means the seasonal workers are here too. it's intense work, but it's better money than what's available on the mainland were told. and within the election imminent, the majority of this mostly young workforce will not be voting. but i would really prefer to be offense to go down, you know, to the, to the square and to save face. i'm from athens and said people, uh that they are here, but they did not residence roads. they are from some other place. we cannot vote from here, they need to

it's ugly in greece, it's ugly in front. it's ugly in many parts of the world where people are saying, it's my government phone took off to my interest. if my government for most arrange for my young people to have employment, then i will look for a strong man who will do that for me. who will give me security and give my children employment security. and i don't care what sort of could strong manatees, if he's a fascist, i don't care if he promises to secure the stability of my life and my people. i will vote for him. i think that's where we're heading, and i don't think i need his have the vision to understand. that's the threat that we see what all the solutions, how could europe cub the death machine? lots of mechanisms kind of use put a plate on inflation. is that the countries the new does renew? now present me own books. you know that does that mean? i think we almost put on that some over to the original one on the, for one of a huge comes up. i think you mentioned it out from be send it out, it don't cool best keys

and then i and i said any gardner, he flew to greece to everyone, to look for his brother. he had his dna registered back at home, he scoured facebook, visiting search platforms for missing migraines, all in vain. the internet is swirling with rumors, horror stories that are missing migrants center got to be as offer as to find well how much body for 2000 years. he ignored them, hoping for a sign of life from his brother. this is from ha, it's really difficult, misplaced before it gets hard to put out of your mind. you're not dealing with no matter how long the wait long of, but she'll f, i hope it'll end. well see . good morning. this going to the next day, pablo's probably to is has to examine the bones from the forest. he has already received instructions from the state prosecutor's office. the forensics professor has been the medical examiner for the ambrose region for 22 years. he gets inquiries from all over the world, from people desperate to find out what is because of their loved ones, asking whether he had identified them among the bodies recovered from the boarde

started the struggle with the where's the best station in a century maureen, just for passed on, greece had spell the poles with both as skeptical the main policies can solve the icon. nomic was we find out what's influenced and people's choices. the i d, mike i junior and you a welcome to the program. your greens presidents related residency is all being well need is that the g 7 summit in the japanese city of hiroshima. so that skis bid for more support for the war with russia is paying the evidence in a change of policy that us will allow its allies to supply ukraine without succeeding 5 digits, type out functions against russia. i've also been agreed lot in the years a on skis, trip to japan is the furthest he's been from ukraine since the russian invasion, but the opportunity to meet leaders from the world's wealthiest democracies was too important to miss. shortly after touching down in hiroshima, lensky said he was looking forward to meetings with partners and friends, and that piece and ukraine was getting closer. before zalinski arrived, the g 7 announced new sanctions against

something else, something new that will help greece. people who also remember the economic turbulence of 2015 when the left wing to read the government nearly to the country . i took the single currency your is a while, these folks, you know, use the issues that the person, the very thing for in this election was new is the way in which to think here, the greek parliament going to be divided off to the vote happens a new system was agreed in 2016, which means it's unlikely to result in one i write winning policy. since 1990, whichever party won the most space overall took a 50 c bonus in the 300 c parliament. making it easy for one policy to achieve a 150 c majority in a new system of proportional representation. that bonus is removed, meaning a policy would not need 46 percent of the votes. take clear when posters predict that some likely and say the changes creating more swing voters. they use parts of the public opinion, parts of the vote. this that they have in their mind the dilemma i am going to vote for the government before rela