i support jean—luc melenchon. i supportjean—luc melenchon.nchon. for 15 years but _ i supportjean—luc melenchon. for 15 years. but this time it was difficult _ years. but this time it was difficult to support what he was saying — difficult to support what he was saying. and why is that? because some _ saying. and why is that? because some questions were not explained in a very— some questions were not explained in a very good _ some questions were not explained in a very good way, i think. what some questions were not explained in a very good way, i think.— a very good way, i think. what is our a very good way, i think. what is your reaction? _ a very good way, i think. what is your reaction? everyone - a very good way, i think. what is your reaction? everyone here - a very good way, i think. what is - your reaction? everyone here around us is cheering right now as he is about to be introduced. lam also i am also very unique but i think john— i am also very unique but i think john that — i am also very unique but i think john that management

what issues push due towards jean-luc melenchon? because all colours are _ jean-luc melenchon? ours are beautiful, all nationalities are beautiful and jean-luc— nationalities are beautiful and jean—luc melenchon does that, he says everyone is beautiful. jean-luc melenchon does that, he says everyone is beautiful.- says everyone is beautiful. thank ou. says everyone is beautiful. thank you. christian _ says everyone is beautiful. thank you. christian come _ says everyone is beautiful. thank you. christian come back - says everyone is beautiful. thank you. christian come back to - says everyone is beautiful. thank you. christian come back to you. | you. christian come back to you. thank you. we were just listening to that end discussing on the balcony. you were trying to look at what proportion of this vote on the popular front belongs to france and jean—luc melenchon one but the point is they came together and sit in the assembly as individual politicians from their respective parties. then they will go their own way, will they will go their own way, will they not, policy? they w

jean-luc _ trick called 49-3. ok, let's have a l quick listen to jean-luc melenchon, quick listen to jean—luc melenchon, he quick listene did have some translation on that. we do not have translation on that. we do not have translation on that. we do not have translation on that. we will try to get a translation of that for you. key points from jean—luc melenchon's speech there. let's go to mark loewen. i would suggest that they made where you are as little more subdued? ., . ~ , , subdued? correct? absolutely. there was a bit of — subdued? correct? absolutely. there was a bit of a — subdued? correct? absolutely. there was a bit of a stunned _ subdued? correct? absolutely. there was a bit of a stunned silence, - subdued? correct? absolutely. there was a bit of a stunned silence, a - was a bit of a stunned silence, a tiny splattering of applause, trying to reassure themselves when the exit polls came out. it looks that the far right, the national rally has fallen far short of what they were hoping for. far short of the numbers needed to form a majority or indeed to be able to form even a minority government. if these ex

that jean-luc melenchon claimed it. that is where there _ jean-luc melenchon claimed it. k at the right in our respective countries, the conservative party in britain looking at where it goes from here, does it have an alliance with reform because of the numbers, the share of the third reform got, does it move more to a moderate centre—right position? it is the same within the republican movement here which is very much split, one half to the rally, one half staying towards the centre, what is the solution in terms of the centre—right and how emmanuel macron deals with the centre—right? emmanuel macron deals with the centre-right?— emmanuel macron deals with the centre-right? what is interesting, the right-wing _ centre-right? what is interesting, the right-wing party _ centre-right? what is interesting, the right-wing party of _ centre-right? what is interesting, the right-wing party of france, i centre-right? what is interesting, the right-wing party of france, it| the right—wing party of france, it is split because they had, the day after parliament was dissolved, said

amy: i want to ask rokhaya diallo if you share the assessment of jean-luc mÉlenchon . orbyn won back his seat as a member of parliament. his friend jean-luc mÉlenchon did not feel that way. your assessment and where this all goes? >> percival, an is not about jean-luc mÉlenchon, it is about the left which managed to build a coalition. i don't agree with the fact -- gratifying as a radical left party -- the only party classified as being extreme is the far right. the left parties labeled from the left. the other thing which is important is -- i think it is important for the fact the national rally, the far right, did not win. the opened the floodgates -- so many people being assaulted, insulted because they were lgbtqia, because they were a minority. they have been physically and verbally insulted even assaulted. even people who were very famous and visible. i think we need to address the hurt of the campaign of the far right. of course there is any issue of anti-semitism that needs to be addressed on the left. i think this is an issue but i think they have been demonize

it will not be a government led by the national rally, but jean-luc melenchon will not be the next primer of france. centrist parties will not allow jean-luc melenchon to become the next prime minister. >> is it fair to say we have a b bold landscape because they are finally regrouping? the centrist were not wiped out. a descencent showing over the weekend. the far-right may be able to convince voters it is not a scary prospect by 2027. am i right by saying what happens next is consequential to what happens in 2027? >> absolutely. the election has not clarified anything like president emmanuel macron wanted to do. you have a national rally which is the big loser of the election because they were aiming for absolute majority and they came in third. that doesn't mean they are gone. if you look at the percentages, it is the largest party at 32% of the vote. i think the key issue is what is the national rally and marine le pen particularly, can they convince voters? there is one clear lesson from this election that there are a lot of voters in france that are still scared of the national ral

we jean—luc melenchon. they are that farapart. we are jean—luc melenchon. they are that far apart. the fact that they want to keep the far right at bay. but that does not mean that these are happy partners. we that does not mean that these are happy partnere— that does not mean that these are happy partners. we will come back to ou happy partners. we will come back to you through — happy partners. we will come back to you through the _ happy partners. we will come back to you through the course _ happy partners. we will come back to you through the course of _ happy partners. we will come back to you through the course of the - you through the course of the evening. thank you very much for that. if you look at a map of the vote in the first round, you will see that a large part of it is purple, the colour of the national rally, in all of the towns and villages around the country, and particularly down there in the south of the country, in the rural areas. let's speak to chris bockman who's in toulouse in southern france. you are outside the prefects of this i understand. that is wh

not all of them here backjean—luc melenchon�*s platform. back jean—luc melenchon�*s platform. rm. the socialist party, the greens, they will increase their seats as well, the socialist party in fact is likely to have a very close number of seats... how will they ensure they have a deal that allows them to govern cohesively? france is in some ways stepping into a big unknown here. they have to understand how they can find a long lasting solution. �* they can find a long lasting solution-— they can find a long lasting solution. �* ., , , , solution. and in that sense it is difficult to _ solution. and in that sense it is difficult to characterise - solution. and in that sense it is| difficult to characterise anything as a victory for france in it because it looks like, well, it is a hung parliament and it looks like a very messy few months ahead. gabriel attal will stay in place until september, but we could be in for weeks or months of coalition building, azadeh.— weeks or months of coalition building, azadeh. when emanuel macron called _ building, azadeh. when emanuel macron ca

les parties que ce qui sont à gauche, donc c'est-à-dire le parti de la france insoumise de jean-luc mélenchonglugsmann et jusqu'au parti d'emunuen macron se sont tous mis ensemble pour faire justement ce barrage au rassemblement national parce que beaucoup étaiten conveniens qu'ils aurait majorité, aucune majorité. absolu pour le rassemblement national et aucune majority tout court pour le rassemblement national, ça a été un échec et un désaveux pour le parti d'extrême droite et il faut aussi constater que emmanuel macron sur ce coup-là eu beaucoup beaucoup de chance parce que que ce soit les gens comme moi, les analysts politiques et aussi les gens de la presse, personne ne l'avait prédit. what effects and consequences these results will have on the french political scene. we see the answer of mr. polwallas. alors ces résultats ne vont pas être sans conséquences sur le political power c'est-à-dire que finalement il n'y a pas de perdant et il n'y a pas de gagnant, personne n'a atteint majorité, ce qui veut dire que la france aujourd'hui, elle n'est pas governable, elle est ingovernable, donc

jean-luc melenchon fit into that. he jean—luc melenchon fit into that.uel macron. you have to consider that he is 7a forces within a group of 483. the socialist doubled their seats last night. he is not really the power broker in this, is he? h0. night. he is not really the power broker in this, is he? no, because the situation _ broker in this, is he? no, because the situation has _ broker in this, is he? no, because the situation has changed, - broker in this, is he? no, becausel the situation has changed, because before _ the situation has changed, because before the — the situation has changed, because before the vote he was a majority, but now _ before the vote he was a majority, but now he — before the vote he was a majority, but now he is in the minority. if you do— but now he is in the minority. if you do a — but now he is in the minority. if you do a coalition between the other left mps _ you do a coalition between the other left mps and the centrist parties, the are _ left mps and the centrist parties, the are the most important party because —

the leader of the left bloc, the leader of the far-left political formation, jean-luc melenchon, calledister gabriel athalie to resign, and on president emmanuel macron, he called on him to hand over the possibility of forming a government to the new popular front, but it is absolutely not necessary that this will take place, the minister of internal affairs in the government, atali geral darmadin, who is also re-elected as a deputy, exclaims, today no one can say that he won these parliamentary elections, and especially this... jean-luc milanchon should not do. darmanin even said that he is ready to work with republicans more than before. republicans, as you understand, are not left-wing. they are right. well, how many seats can they have together in the republicans and in the national assembly, about 240 seats, it is still not a majority. ot. 240, yes, 175 plus. 50, well yes, 240, and more is 280, so you will have to look for some more support groups, i can tell you how to look for them, well really, because now i am not giving you the results for each french political party, because

these are the unconquered, led by jean-luc mélenchon, who is probably the most problematic figure in, and everyone understands that he is not a compromise for the future potential position of prime minister, there are a lot of questions about him, he also differed in relatively pro-russian views in the past, but before these elections the wing of the left forces still had to unite, find a common program, reduce this degree of tension and reach a compromise on... issues, for example, the question of aid to ukraine, on which there was no agreement at the beginning, even there a few months ago, and now there is, and this support is unbreakable for the left wing of the french politicians, so it is a very motley alliance that does not have an absolute majority, so it will also have to negotiate with emmanuel macron, although they have already asked him to cancel a number of reforms that the president pushed through force in the last seven years, such as, for example, the pension reform or.. .migration reform, however, they do not have an absolute majority, so they will have to negotiate,

jean-luc mélenchon has no chance of becoming prime minister.en our candidates do not make it to the second round, to vote for a candidate from the social democratic camp, that is , a representative of the socialist, communist party or green. i appeal now to all voters who can do this. saved, he is showing active interest, i'm willing to bet you that in a few months, as during brexit, we learn that russian hackers were extremely active during the election period. american submariners celebrated the end of the month by throwing a party with rainbow flags, a gay striptease and a huge rainbow cake right on board the strategic missile carrier george washington, he himself was probably rolling over in his grave, a party with rainbow flags, a gay striptease and a huge rainbow cake, all of these are homosexuals, the submariners prudently took them on combat duty, it turned out, as he assures... the world invited a lizard man to the main morning show of the country, well, that is a freak, completely covered with tattoos, with a tongue cut in two and tit

given that broad umbrella that you are describing with the far—left, jean—luc melenchon, the leader, now. is that realistic? could that happen? it is absolutely not realistic. jean—luc melenchon mentioned the fact that this bloc has a list of basically 15 initiatives for the next two months and if someone wants to join, they have to take everything or nothing. this is absolutely not realistic. but here is the problem — we are facing right now two different scenarios. the first one is total chaos and stalemate in the french parliament — and that is very likely, actually, which would mean we would have a technical government, a minority government, and maybe — maybe — a new dissolution of the national assembly by emmanuel macron because that would be allowed then. the second option is this sort of — what would be really a miracle in french political terms and tradition — which would be a rainbow coalition that would go from basically traditional left, putting aside jean—luc melenchon�*s party, to the centre—right. but we are very, very far from it right now. that is something we often s

calls last night from the left obviously saying they are ready to govern, that was jean—luc melenchon—luc melenchon, the hard left party. i think they will be pushing for that. i think they will be pushing forthat. unlikely i think they will be pushing for that. unlikely at this moment that he would stand because he doesn't represent the full values of the left. what will micron do? we had gabriel attal�*s resignation officially coming through this morning that he pre—empted that yesterday and there may be an attempt to re— form a coalition or some sort of mix between centrists and the left and some other new grouping, there is discussion as well but even a technocrat government, someone outside the national assembly. at this moment it's too early to call and it could be weeks until we probably know the form of this new cabinet.— of this new cabinet. france is still in the — of this new cabinet. france is still in the euro _ of this new cabinet. france is still in the euro so _ of this new cabinet. france is still in the euro so we - of this new cabinet. france is still in the euro so

given the broad umbrella, jean-luc- broad umbrella, jean—luc melenchon, the leader, said we are readyal now. is that realistic? it is absolutely not realistic. jean—luc melenchon mention the fact that this block have 15 initiatives for the next two months and if someone wanted to join, they have to take everything or nothing. this is absolutely not realistic but here is the problem, facing right now to different scenarios. the first one is total chaos and a stalemate in the french parliament. and that is very likely, actually, which will mean we will not have a technical government and maybe a new dissolution of the national assembly led by emmanuel macron because of that would be allowed then. the second is and it would be a miracle in french political terms in tradition, which would be a rainbow coalition that would go from basically traditional left, to the centre—right. but we are very, very far from it now. centre-right. but we are very, very far from it now.— very far from it now. that is something _ very far from it now. that is something we _ very far from it now. that is some

but we have heard from one of the leaders of the new popular front, jean—luc melenchon, the coalition a new prime ministerfrom the macron to appoint a new prime minister from the alliance of the left—wing parties. mr jean—luc melenchon said the president has a duty to call on the new popular front to govern and it is ready to govern. no we will have to wait and see if mr macron will acknowledge the victory of the national front and allow them to form a government and indeed, put forward a prime minister even though they have fallen short of securing an absolute majority in the parliament. my guess is that mr macron will be quite happy to remain the only figure in charge in what is an overwhelmingly presidential system, he will choose his own prime minister, for his own government, because the presidential function and indeed the constitution allow him to do so.— him to do so. you say they allow him _ him to do so. you say they allow him to _ him to do so. you say they allow him to do _ him to do so. you say they allow him to do so, - him to do so. you say they allow him to do so, but.

jean—luc melenchon says he is ready to form a new government.army has issued new evacuation orders to palestinian residents and displaced families in several districts of gaza city. concerns continue to grow overjoe biden's public performances, with the us congressman, adam schiff, saying vice president kamala harris could win the election. it's 8 in the morning in singapore, and 2am in paris, where the second round of france's parliamentary elections looks set to deliver a very surprising result. marine le pen's far—right party is forecast to come third in a poll in which they were expected to come top. the left—wing new popular front is now forecast to win between 184 and 186 seats in total. le pen's national rally is projected to have between 1111 and 143 mps —

jean-luc melenchon, the most prominent figure of the left coalition in france and the leader of the invinciblench party, said: "at the international level, we must reach an agreement to recognize the state of palestine." mathilde pano, a member of the indefatigable french party, who has supported palestine several times before , announced that we will recognize the independent state of palestine in the next 15 days. the palestinian flag is also a prominent presence in the celebration of the victory of the supporters of the left parties. he had and was boasted many times. in the second round of the french parliamentary elections, which was held two days ago, the new front the people who defect from the leftist parties won 182 seats and the defections towards the republic led by french president emmanuel macron won 163 seats. schools in the long island region of america from facebook social networks. the officials of these schools announced that social media has caused serious disturbances in the performance of their students. in october of last year, the attorney general of new york state along

jean-luc mélenchon, the most prominent figure of the left coalition in france and the leader of the frenchparty unyielding said: at the international level, we must reach an agreement to recognize the state of palestine. mathilde pano, a member of the indefatigable french party, who has supported palestine several times before, announced. in the next 15 days , we will recognize the independent state of palestine. the palestinian flag had a prominent presence in the celebration of the victory of the supporters of the left parties and was hoisted many times. in the second round of the french parliamentary elections held yesterday . the new people's front, which is a coalition of leftist parties , 182 seats and a coalition towards the republic led by french president emmanuel macron. new people's party and towards the republic formed an alliance with each other to prevent the victory of the right-wing national community party. the end of this news section: bismillah al-hawr, bismillah, allahu akbar. akbar allah, akbar allah . i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muh

jean-luc mélenchon, the most prominent figure of the left coalition in france, said that at the internationallevel, we must reach an agreement to recognize the state of palestine. the palestinian flag had a prominent presence in the victory celebration of the supporters of the french left parties and was hoisted many times. before britain and france , it was about a month ago that the authorities of three european countries , norway, spain and ireland, each expressed their position on recognizing palestine as a country. declare independently. the recognition of palestine is the only reason. in support of the zionists, the european authorities forced the withdrawal of sada and sima news agency. the quality of swear shoes is in sync with similar foreign products , the upper is made of a very resistant and flexible double-layered sole . light and comfortable, suitable for long walks, sports and daily activities. the price is with a discount to buy directly from the manufacturer. only 399 thousand tomans. to order, text number 1 to 165 70. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most mercifu

the outstanding jean-luc melenchon the most prominent figure of the leftist coalition in france and theder of the unyielding french party said: at the international level, we must reach an agreement to recognize the state of palestine. mathilde pano member. the indomitable french party, which had supported palestine several times before, announced that in the next 15 days, we will recognize the independent state of palestine. the palestinian flag also had a prominent presence in the victory celebration of the supporters of the left parties and was hoisted many times. in the second round of the french parliamentary elections that took place yesterday. new people who are a coalition of left -leaning parties 182 kercersi and coalition towards the republic the leadership of french president emmanuel macron won 163 seats. the coalition of right-wing parties led by margen le pen, who were leading in the first round of the elections, won only 143 seats and came third. in the second round, the two coalitions of the new people's front and towards the republic are with each other. disagreement to

jean-luc melenchon, one of the representatives who won the elections and the leader of the unyielding french party, said that at the international level, we must reach an agreement to recognize the state of palestine. mathilde pando, a member of the indefatigable french party, who has supported palestine several times before, announced that in the next 15 days we will recognize the independent state of palestine. well, in this context, i am having a conversation with my colleague mr. shahzwar hosseini in paris. greetings to you what was the reason for the surprise of this period of the french elections? hello, to you and dear viewers, before answering your question , i would like to inform you that french prime minister gabriel atal went to the presidential palace a few minutes ago. and he submitted his resignation to emmanuel macron, but french president emmanuel macron opposed this resignation because he said that since we have the olympic games ahead of us, we do not want this resignation to disturb the stability of the country . it is made, yes , it is like that, because there are

polling stations we will not see, for example, marine lepin, jordan bardela, we will not see jean-luc mélenchonhael glucksmann, since these politicians, they were already elected from the first round, they received more than 50% of the votes, but nevertheless there is still a large part of france where nothing has been decided yet, there are those electoral districts where there will be a duel, like here here, for example, between the national assembly, the national... . and the new popular front, this left, but there are also places where there will be three candidates and even four candidates presented, nevertheless , the national association still expects to receive a lot of votes, according to all forecasts it will take first place, but in terms of seats, if you look, they can to stop at the figure of about 200 seats, and this is not enough, that is, this is not even a relative majority, then the situation in france will be very difficult, if not one of ... the party does not gain enough seats to form a government, there will be complete dead end since it is quite difficult to agree between

as a result, macron's coalition made a deal with the leftist alliance of jean luc mélenchon. the second round, they decided not to take votes away from each other in districts where they had a chance of winning. 218 representatives of the two political forces withdrew their candidacies in favor of even their worst enemies, as long as they were not from the lepen party. but macron thus seems to have opened the way to power for the left. their leader has already stated that all pre-election agreements were temporary. from now on, backroom bargaining, agreements and combinations become unacceptable. the election results are indisputable. the defeat of the president and his political force is confirmed. the president must accept this defeat without trying to circumvent it in any way. the prime minister must leave, especially since he has never enjoyed trust. there is despondency in the elysee palace. emmanuel macron canceled his televised address to the nation, he had to take the rap the prime minister. the so-called technical government is waiting, it will be responsible for the

jean—luc melenchon says he is ready to form a new government.nt - has the duty to call the new popular front to govern. new prime minister, keir starmer, tours the uk's nations, with his first stop, scotland. the israel army has issued new evacuation orders to palestinian residents and displaced families in several districts of gaza city. concerns continue to grow over joe biden's public performances with the us congressman adam schiff saying vice president kamala harris could win the election. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and one am in paris — where the second round of france's parliamentary elections looks set to deliver a very surprising result.

situational, new republican front , and the specific party is unconquered france, headed by jean-luc mélenchonis... then he wants to be prime minister, if he will be prime minister, he is much better than marine le pen, just extreme left, not right. and if we talk about the fact that the sensational result, many really expected that the political force, which is actually headed by marine le pen, would win, and whether we, or there is an understanding that this is not a kind of delayed victory , the ultra-right of the national "unity, about which marina le pen herself says. well, that threat exists, i don't know to what extent. postponed, but it can happen, because in fact the union the different forces that formed this new republican front are forces with very different ideologies, with very different priorities, they are not very compatible with each other, and because of this it is not known whether they will be able to work together, situationally they could unite together against the extreme right , but whether they will be able to systematically work against them remains to be seen, so i

and in second place, the new popular front, its leader jean-luc mélenchon, and it was they who organizedthe protest on the streets of paris. and on the third. the city with 20% of emmanuel macron's alliance together. so, in a week, france can expect a kind of political earthquake, because depending on what the result will be, the far right can get an absolute majority in the french parliament. this is the plan of le pen and bardela. let's listen to how the politician reacted to the victory of her party in the first round. the people of france clearly demonstrated with this vote. his desire to turn the page after seven years of despicable corrosive power. we sincerely thank the voters and welcome this result as the first step towards demonstrating a sign of confidence to us, which is our honor and duty. in the case of the victory of the far-right, marine le pen herself will not lead the french government, this man, 28-year-old jordan bardela, can become the new prime minister. he is the president of the party and a protégé. marine le pen, and it is he who can replace the current prime min

bardal was not there, the reality is that the national unification and the disobedient france of jean-luc melenchons is of course terribly funny. who once considered this cretin a philosopher? well, it’s just already here too, well , some kind of well, i’m so glucksman from the same breed , well, of course, smaller, he’s just undersized , he’s also pretending, but let them all pretend together, reason and poor france , from what philosophers to what insignificance is advertising. nina, who will be our witness? the runner ran away, we are getting married, we look at rtr, love him, i love him, why did you choose ninka over me, are you still offended? you check, like, do you mind going back to her? limitchitsy, tomorrow on rtr. i thought that here everything is more serious, you sit and think, there ’s no need to think about it, here it’s all about, to play or not to play, yes, yes. there can’t be two opinions, because we have as many as five of them, this is a dangerous fairy-tale animal, when it comes to fleas, i’m out of competition, there are questions here about how everything is running, i reall

political force of the left direction, to the lower house of the french parliament, it was led by jean-luc mélenchonp to 215 votes, in second place, the presidential coalition of emmanuel macron, to the party of marine le pen, losers, the national association as far as the third step and can count on only somewhere up to 150 mandates. in france will be so-called a hung parliament, that is, none of the three blocs will be able to independently form an absolute majority. of which consists of 289 seats, but someone will have a golden share obviously or not? well, i probably will, now they will be negotiating to create this coalition, and someone will be there, maybe it will be françois fillon, the former prime minister, it is not known yet, well at least these three candidates, these three blocs on the first, second third step, well i don't think they will be able to agree with each other, we'll see, i 'll keep an eye on it, you guys. be the first who will know the result. well, in conclusion, they were all shot down, - reported the russian government, but the burning and detonation continue even now,

we do not want to allow real fascists to power in italy, so that our prime minister is not jean luc mélenchon have to vote for marine le pen. even emmanuel macron could not have dreamed of such a turn of events. well, by the way, when the left united, that's how emmanuel macron got scared, because he realized that many people would say the same thing when mélenchon's party, which is really ultra-left. and we know this scheme, this the famous german choice between adolf hitler and ernst thelmann. well, what would you and i do if we had to choose between hitter and thelman, don't you know? well , it might be easier for me, because i would be a jew, i could decide everything, what is good, if i choose between hitler and thelman, i can at least somehow escape from thelman, i will have six months to leave, and you? did, you don’t have such a problem, and you’re just german, and you have hitler, and you have telmons, what to do, even shoot, well, this is the current situation, by the way, it’s random just when we are talking about france, i am now looking at the latest polls, we discussed about thr

the parliamentary elections, 67%, and the victory in the end went to the extreme left, led by jean-luc mélenchonived a third of all votes, and the party of the incumbent president emmanuel macron came second, gaining... 38%, and on against the background of such a result, when actually three political forces with such completely different views have from a third to a quarter of the votes, political paralysis is already predicted in france, that is, the inability to make decisions, this is what financial analysts and political observers say, and they themselves politicians, including lupine. the quagmire i warned about, of course, came true: france will be completely blocked by the three groups that have. more or less the same influence in the national assembly, well here we go, it's sad, we lose another year, another year of unregulated immigration, another year of lost purchasing power, another year of undermining the danger in our country, oh well what does this mean for ukraine, on the one hand, it really is a relief in kyiv, because in the exercise ultra did not get a majority, did not head

the most problematic part of this alliance still remains the unconquered, it is the party of jean-luc mélenchon who in france is considered a radical left-wing politician by his statements, by his ideology, by... his, well, traditionally historical interests and closeness to venezuela, closeness to putin, this is quite such an odious figure, which in france evokes a lot of emotions and very... little compromise, and it is the role of the invincibles in the left alliance that plays the role of a lighter that ignites all discussions, it is impossible to get rid of the invincibles, because they have 74 seats out of the 182 seats of the entire alliance, 59 seats of the socialists, that is, it is the largest party in the ranks of the left alliance, it is very difficult to ignore them just like that, while the voters still... gave them these mandates, and this is where the biggest conflict is right now, both among the leftists themselves and in the relationship between macron and the left alliance, so the figure who will be offered the position of prime minister must be a compromise, and so far there

another question, if the left wants to form a coalition with macron, or will the unruly france of jean-luc mélenchonn, or will the left themselves split in the parliament, what will happen in general. in the parliament, after he starts working, there is still an option that macron in this situation will create a minority government, which will rely on situational allies, and, but someone has to vote for him too, once to the left, ugh, and then, when the economic decisions are right, ugh, ugh, and there may also be a situation when the national assembly works for a year, ugh, and will be dissolved, that we are just on or that maybe they just won't approve. and could it even be profitable for le pen to a certain extent not to form a coalition now in order to increase his already quite high rating before the presidential elections, because we understand that if the le pen party even in theory gets a majority, it forms it together with smaller ones political forces, and it will still be a minority government, they will still de facto not have such control. because the president of france is the presiden

jean—luc melenchon says he is ready to form a new government. the power, the president has the duty to call the new popular front to govern. marine le pen's far—right party, national rally, has come third — when it was expected to top the poll. french prime minister gabriel attal says he will hand his resignation to president emmanuel macron on monday morning. i'm martine croxall, the other main stories this hour. new prime minister, keir starmer, tours the uk's nations, with his first stop, edinburgh. the israel army has issued new evacuation orders to palestinian residents and displaced families in parts of gaza city. thousands of people have lined the streets of yorkshire to pay their respects to rob burrow as his funeral was held.

supporters of the french left leader jean—luc melenchon gather in place de stalingrad to celebrate the prime minister gabriel attal says he will hand his resignation to president emmanuel macron on monday morning. and there's no party in the hq of the national rally. against every expectation, they have fallen from first place in round one a week ago, to third place in the final round. these electoral arrangements have thrown france intojean—luc melenchon's extreme left.

instead, in the next parliament deputies from the left-wing coalition of jean-luc mélenchon and the right-wingcept for one thing, like trump, they also want the war in ukraine to end. macron's mistake was that he believed that... he approved of his hard line against putin, but many french people are as tired of the war as they are of their president, yes, they are tired of their president, he is sometimes thrown at, when he appears in public, we hate you, the country hates you, so i wanted to draw attention to what, colleagues, do they always call marine lupine, national, this association, ultra , extremely radical, who behaves like a radical and like an extreme? calls for almost shop windows to be smashed, who? these are the extreme ones who do not accept the choice of the people, who refuse to accept any dissent and even enter into dialogue, and immediately label their opponent as untouchable, who acts absolutely within the framework of the constitution, there is nothing radical in the program of national unification, there is no xenophobia, there is no racism, nothing, that's it just at mil

it was jean—luc melenchon , it was jean—luc melenchon, friends, who have threatened the israeli delegatione to the olympics, which is unacceptable. this attack shows of how vulnerable the organisation of the olympics is, despite the billions of euros spent for the preparation for and security. it shows that despite macron's best efforts, the underlying reality of french society today is there. we are society today is there. we are so divided because of macron's policies and his predecessor's policies and his predecessor's policies that we need 50,000 policemen to secure our capital. is this a society at peace? no. it is the result of years of neglect of the core problem of our societies, including mass immigration. we live in a society that is negligent towards the guilty. the terrorists, the ultra left. but intransigent with honest people . intransigent with honest people. we've seen just how tough french government is on our media. and i think we will talk about it again. >> we will. we'll get to that in in a little bit. but to the opening ceremony, it's, of course, caused quite a stir,

then, well, how disgusting, disgusting is all this, while the ultra-left new popular front of jean luc mélenchongether, alas tsyuzamine, this is true in a different language, is gaining 163 places, the national association of maria lepen 143 places, the others respectively took the rest. everyone shouts to marie lepin how terrible it is, but she doubled the size the number of votes she had, she believes that nothing, nothing, is going nowhere, you fall in love and get married, i'm obviously not disappointed with the result, i've had too many disappointing experiences to be upset with the result when we doubled the number of our mps, you know, i was a deputy 2 years ago a week ago, there were seven of us, so now... i'm talking about progress compared to everyone, compared to the full coalition of other parties, from the republicans to the invictus of france, with the support media, which clearly took the miracle side during this campaign. so, i see that tonight the national rally is the first political party in france, and also the first party in terms of the number of deputies. so, the situation

, the french jean—luc melenchon, the french jeremy corbyn. enchon. he stood to become president of france for many years. he also leads quite a big party in the national assembly , france national assembly, france unbowed, it's called, he does have his constituency. he does get a lot of votes. he has one of the leading figures on this coalition remember his party, france unbowed, did not win the election. it's very, very important to say that he was just a member and his party was just a member and his party was just a member of this coalition, and i have to say, martin, personally speaking, i don't think he's got a chance of being appointed prime minister as he thinks he does. and i don't thinks he does. and i don't think that that party will dominate the french parliament, let alone a new french government. i think emmanuel macron, in the end, it's down to him now who he chooses to be his prime minister, who he chooses as a government. so these huge spending plans of france unbowed and melenchon, i don't think, are actually going to become a

both jean-luc mélenchon and some other french politicians were surprised that france had been proud forery much, and the main thing is what all this means attitude towards sports, and how the olympics differ from eurovision is generally unclear, tas’s own correspondent, dmitry arlov, in direct communication, paris, france, with the front, finally understood the meaning of the catchphrase, see paris die, to be honest, no, i of course i expected, i certainly expected something like that. yes, from, well, let’s say, a fairly young man, the president of france, a lover of women of biden’s age, but i didn’t think it would be so large-scale, so aggressive, i would say reactionary, well, you know, on the other hand, there is a plus, probably, there is a category of people who get depressed and watch horror films, you know, in order to watch a horror film and think, in fact, everything is not so bad for me, in fact, yes, you look at... this is all and you think, lord, lord, thank god, i already live in paradise, that i actually don’t have this in my country, well, because this is really, well,

winners of the night were, it was the leftist coalition, the new popular front ofjean—luc melenchon popular front of jeannewspapers. relief in many parts of france today that the national rally has been seen. france says no to the national rally on the front page here. similarly here, the rally stops, the left now making demands of president macron. and the parisienne with the question of the morning, now mr president, what are you going to do? macron with a headache as he tries to find a new prime minister. the current prime minister gabriel attal will resign this morning or tender his resignation but it is likely he will be in a caretaker capacity for the coming weeks because we have the olympics here in three weeks�* time, then the paralympics, of course paris d mobs in the month of august, heads for the country. it will not be until september they have to start thinking about the next national budget. the other point to make when you look at the 182 seats that this leftist coalition has won, yes, the group ofjean—luc melenchon is the biggest force within that, with 74 seats but the socialists did par

supporters of jean—luc melenchon, who is the leader of the far left party france unbowed.a figure who is often compared to jeremy corbyn, and his supporters are pushing for him to become prime minister. but he's a hugely divisive figure, and even some members of his own party don't want to see him in power. as we're speaking now , martin, we're speaking now, martin, negotiations are going on between the different parties that make up the left wing alliance to see who they could put forward as a prime minister. but the parties in the alliance range from the moderate centre left socialists through the greens, communists and france unbowed. and they've got very little common ideological ground. they banded together three weeks ago before the election , to bar the way for the election, to bar the way for the far right , election, to bar the way for the far right, but agreeing on a common program or a common candidate for prime minister is going to prove extremely difficult for them. so we could see a period in which, france has a parliament that struggles to legislate because