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macron says he wants to reset ties promising a new partnership of equals. he is visiting countries he has not been to before. france has announced it is stealing -- scaling back its military presence, pulling out of mali and burkina faso, where the government ordered them out. first, this report from paul brennan. paul: after decades of colonialism and neocolonialism, it was france's withdrawal from molly and burkina faso which confirmed the shifting geopolitics in central africa. french troops were forced to leave and the military junta opted for a new alliance with russia. president macron admits mistakes were made in mali and his four nation tour will sell a more cooperative vision, cultural and scientific partnerships and military bases where the french operate as partners rather than commanders. >> [translated] the reorganization is not meant to be a retreat or disengagement. it will be the mutual operation of these big bases. paul: this general is the former head of the french military mission at the united nations. he agrees with the importance of fr

mr macron�*s team insisted the removal was entirely innocent.t was bashing against the table. his critics are suggesting that he removed it because it was a very expensive, luxury watch during a conversation about raising the pension age. let's go back to bethany. i suppose what we are looking at here, fundamentally, is this tension between president macron and his critics who say that he is only a president for the wealthy. yes, i spoke to one man here in paris who said the wealthy are in power here and it's always going to be difficult for the people at the bottom and we are the ones who always pay the price. there is this sense certainly among some french people that mr macron is a president for the wealthy, and he doesn't care about the people who are struggling to make a living. and also this was one of the factors that may have played into this idea of postponing king charles' visit because the optics of that visit, king charles having dinner with king charles in versailles, the former royal palace, would not have looked good for president

emmanuel macron is determined to rove that it. emmanuel macron is determined to prove that he — it.cron is determined to prove that he is the _ it. emmanuel macron is determined to prove that he is the reforms _ it. emmanuel macron is determined to prove that he is the reforms present . prove that he is the reforms present he promised to be. in the face of opposition from parliament and protesters he stood firm. but when it came to the royal visit, he blinked. the threat of embarrassment on the walls —— world stage more potent than the threat of unrest at home. please stood guard against spontaneous unrest here. the battle between president and protesters is not over and mr macron knows that there could be a price to pay. join now by steve in baltimore, a professor of applied economics at johns hopkins university. one of ronald reagan's economic advisers thank you for being with us. how damaging do you think it is to president macron that they had to cancel this visit from king charles? i think it isjust a cancel this visit from king charles? i think it is just a start of the end fo

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is not surprising, yes, for us, we are used to another macron but he is now taking a very proactive position, he perceives , and we are also very unhappy with the fact that he has everything with the current macron, it is different from the macron well, i do not know in which period in terms of time it is possible to take there, but the year before last is possible of yesterday because he was also active if we recall those phone conversations with the head of the kremlin, yes expressing a desire to constantly communicate about something well, or to be a kind of peacemaker on the european continent, that is, what is the difference, well, the difference i think was the key, after all , after the visit our president zelensky to france yes after this dinner when the three of them had dinner and after macron's speech in munich yes we saw that macron whom we remember from the first term of his election when, after putin interfered in his election campaign, in his first term in office, then macron made a decisive attack on putin, and we thought that finally we have a european leader who wi

anger grows in france over president macron�*s pension reforms, with plans for more protests. state visit by king charles has been postponed. from the slopes to the stand — gwyneth paltrow gives evidence in a trial where she's accused of causing a skiing accident, but insists she was the real victim. i was skiing, and looking downhill, as you do, and was skied directly into by mr sanderson. spanish firefighters tackle the first big widlfire of the year — it's destroyed 7,000 acres of forest. the indian opposition leader rahul gandhi calls his disqualification from parliament politically motivated. and we have a special report on the mis spy who defied orders to help bring peace to northern ireland. hello and welcome to bbc news. security forces in france remain on high alert, after legislation to raise the state pension age caused massive protests. the dispute — and outbreaks of violence — forced the authorities to postpone a planned state visit by the british monarch, king charles. separate demonstrations are expected on an unrelated issue in western france, linked to concern

macron have quite bad. can macron have been quite bad.ng over here in this country, you would talk about brexit, britain and look at brexit, britain and our look at it. are riots, the street. it. there are riots, the street. we control everyone. we can't control everyone. but of it's happening in of course it's happening in france, a pillar of the france, which is a pillar of the european. and therefore, of course, that bad this course, it's not that bad this kind of stuff happens kind of stuff never happens in eu joined by eu nations. i'm joined now by royal chant. helena, royal broadcaster chant. helena, thank you very much for joining us. one aspects of this us. and one key aspects of this was actually that the french security services really didn't think could guarantee think that they could guarantee . king charles and . the safety of king charles and queen because queen consort because quite a lot of these radical protesters were saying it would be great for their cause if they could cause as much disruption as possible and pose as

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. >> emmanuel macron is taking a major risk because his words are exasperating. i think the french have no other solution but to march, take massively to the streets to try to make him understand some sense of what is going on. i don't know. he is in that castle and no one actively gets to him. it is infuriating, exasperating, contrary to basic democratic standards. this is more fuel on a barrel of fire. >> strikes are set to continue here in france in many sectors. mass protests planned for this thursday across the country. hundreds of thousands of people possibly taking to the streets, and there are fears of more violence with rioters expected to take part in these protests and cause violence. president emmanuel macron said the french people had a right to protest, voice their concerns, but that violence would not be tolerated. >> today is world water day, a day designated by the united nations each year highlighting the importance of water for our planet. a summit on that issue is underway in new york earning together some 6005 hundred participants. this is th

we are here to tell you about macron's arrival. because france in our misery he is a partner, he is a supporter of terrorists and factors behind the backwardness of the people of africa, and with the publication of an international survey by dostan behesht institute, 6 out of ten french people want to continue the presence of france in africa , but they believe that this policy cannot be done by macron. he wrote that this trip was only able to keep him away from the nightmare of connection and domestic protests for a few days and the most interesting of all was the irony of lacroix, who chose the title of seduction operation or macron's game in africa due to the failure of the barkhan operation in sahel countries. the tenants of the place since 2017 i have traveled to africa 18 times so far they did that to hold radio and television in front of the date of box and news at 4:21 o'clock in the store, store, online store, or the bartender al-atasha was the inscription of our old neighborhood board, and the simple question of children,

was going _ care, everyone knew that macron was going to _ care, everyone knew that macron was goinghing he talked about doing before both of his elections, but this— doing before both of his elections, but this reform is much less sweeping than the one he had originally talked about a few years a-o originally talked about a few years ago and _ originally talked about a few years ago end its application will mean very different things depending on how much education one has, how much money— how much education one has, how much money one _ how much education one has, how much money one has and it is seen as something — money one has and it is seen as something that will exacerbate inequalities in french society. anne elizabeth. the — inequalities in french society. anne elizabeth. the hard _ inequalities in french society. effie: elizabeth. the hard economics is what emmanuel macron is banking on an ageing population, a relatively low retirement age, he says the country can't afford not to make these changes.— country can't afford not to make these changes. you got some very basic fig

�*s watch. question of president macron's watch. , , ., , , watch. watch. yes, this was in his television interview, - watch. yes, this was in his| television interview, where watch. yes, this was in his - television interview, where he took off his watch. he says because it was making a noise. his not —— has opponents say because he was trying to remove the signs of having a very expensive watch —— his opponents. the present denies it was such an expensive watch. but itjust goes to show this very split view of the president at the moment —— the president at the moment —— the president denies. those in france feel this is a precedent for the rich and not for the poor and those who say actually, no, president macron is doing the sensible thing, that his pension reforms will help france's economy, will help unemployment and it is the right thing to do to increase the pension age. so really, a sense of president macron very much been criticised by many french people, who feel that he is somebody who is behaving more than he has the power to do so. and i

the bad macron did not arouse enthusiasm among the population of african countries.tting stronger france is losing ground in africa compared to that. what even years ago? macron somehow has to react in africa, the growing influence of russia, china and india, turkey, with whom they now prefer to cooperate in africa, have clearly shown, protesters in kinshasa during macron's visit, they went to the building of the french embassy with russian flags and portraits of vladimir putin against the visit of the president of france because he supports the army of rwanda. we don't want to see him in our country. france finances terrorist groups in african countries against the backdrop of rapprochement between the central african republic and russia, the french president decided to negotiate with the president of this country on the sidelines of the environmental summit in ghana, the last 47 french soldiers left for in december last year, the eleventh military assistance treaty with france recently announced the authorities of burkina fasusu cardinal changes in the situation as

macron ? in the work laws of financial increase we had an increase in the retirement age in 2010., a government came with this number, which succeeded in the presidency by a margin of 3, and we also know that since macron started the election , he has made these reforms, including changes in the labor law. it was based on the fact that the railways were handed over to the public sector and the private sector, which is one of the changes in the railway system. what is the reason for the strike? because i came to retire early, the annual increase in private salaries has been handed over. in other places, as i said, the pension fund will be broken again. if we can in the same way, we want to continue the services, for the retirement game, the increase of the funds should be maintained by the people, why are we doing euro operations, we are helping ukraine , why is the pressure of the us government now on france, why is it increasing the gdp for men, to military spending, why? the program to develop nuclear weapons was to deal with russia or china. these are the questions of the frenc

nuyu salary to work for another 2 years, the macron takes us for suckers.took off his watch for 80.000 euros and asked us to work for another 2 years the union is already preparing for a new nationwide strike, but instead of trying to find a way out of the crisis, the french leader is again busy with international affairs. today he is in brussels and soon they plan to visit china timur with russia anastasia and lobodinuk. maria march aleksandra novicha channel one new seizure of the temple of the canonical orthodox church in the west of ukraine, chernivtsi region, the police broke in right during the prayer , approximately demands to stop the offense. but that he violated the draft law on the ban on opts is pleasing, however, it was not adopted, but this is a matter of procedure and time the kiev regime on the side of the raskolnikov is now the lot of canonical orthodoxy, the loss of parishes of 250 raider captures in the last year alone, by march 29, the monks must leave the most important monastery, the kiev-pechersk shop. today yaroslavl hosts the friend

in any case, it’s not for the macron to talk about such things, and he simply scolded him and the macronroke loose and shouted. unfortunately, we won't have time to show it, it's worth it to see how it was, but really. uh, the whole world sees everything, you know, western propaganda is breaks, of course, many goals back, but in the rest of the world everyone remembers very well the experience of the colonial empire of american imperialist policy. they see what the modern united states and the west are like in america again the train got off with how it will be from the day without a crash in the state of the traffic police, this is already just a common thing, and no one cares about this in the united states itself and the president is also beaten, so, dear, he didn’t make it, so yes, what’s the matter. the right victory will be ours, we pass again news. we'll be back at the big game studio at 4:50 pm. do not miss. this is news on first hello in the studio of valery korablev construction of housing and new roads support for the economy and citizens investment projects, and the state of

macron's souvenir of democracy.ost my right eye when i was three years old due to a direct shot by the police. around this time , popular mobilization against the policies of the french government is gaining momentum on tuesday. your to france should have a strike, they warned not to come, the scavengers announced that if the hole comes, we will have enough garbage for reception, there are about 15 thousand tons of garbage in paris , they turned this city into a garbage dump, the stench of all the alleys and streets of the city according to the famous book of this news agency, the central bank of england increased the bank interest rate for the 11th time in less than two years. we will see the android surprise side a day later from the surprise increase in the inflation rate in the uk, the central bank increased the bank interest rate as expected. this is the eleventh time in less than two years that the bank interest rate has been increased in the uk. the bank interest has been raised with the aim of reducing infla

now also the trips of manuel macron, through the former colonies in africa turned out to be a failureepublic of the congo and he was greeted with a portrait of the russian president, and a dark streak in the macron's political life. ekaterina shamayeva the reset of paris's relations with african states turned into an overload in kinshasa. the french president was reminded of his country's involvement in the genocide in rwanda, and hinted it would be nice if paris somehow tried to make amends, to which emmanuel macron gave an unambiguous answer since 1994. and it's not france's fault. sorry for being direct. you they could not restore sovereignty , neither military nor administrative. don't swerve in terms of security. it is a fact. there is no need to look for the guilty on the side, the manner of cooperation with france and europe must change. look at us differently. with respect, as for real partners, they are eternal in your patronizing look, supposedly. you know better what we need, according to the apt expression of the local media, both presidents exchanged blows and sometimes e

now they assure macron.rything in the past, let's not hide the history of the french freak and the age of french africa is over, but the french still ascribe an intention, oh, that she doesn't have. i am here to build a balanced partnership on climate and economic and industrial diversity for the common good participation in the summit on the protection of the equatorial forests, the official reason for the arrival of the macron, but many see his visit as a continuation. all the same policy of interference in the internal affairs of countries. the climate talk of hypocrisy is used as a ploy to support for the dictatorship, because the gomon regime is considered a dictatorship. we believe france with the arrival of macron in gabon. just supporting the dictatorship of the bong president. france, which in 2013 returned to africa as a significant military force, having launched a moth operation against the rebellious tuareg and islamist tribes, is now rapidly losing both military and political influence on the c

but macron, we're situation.this decision to extend the age of the state pension from 62 to 64. and he's in his second term. so he's saying he doesn't need to consider a situation about being re—elected . he wants this reform re—elected. he wants this reform to go ahead to help french economy. so clearly, he's got a big workload ahead of him. but speaking in brussels at the moment will reflect on what he's saying on that a little later . saying on that a little later. but i think now we can actually look ahead to the next hour because we'll be looking at what the of england governor has said to businesses don't put up your pnces to businesses don't put up your prices or we'll put up interest rates again. what do they think of we'll be finding out of that? we'll be finding out a moment . very good . and welcome to gb very good. and welcome to gb news live me mark longhurst on coming up for you this friday lunchtime noel . coming up for you this friday lunchtime noel. king charles has his visit to france postponed

macron always says black and white in the same sentence.ce does not change in any way, the course of france is aimed at the full support of ukraine, france, together with the european union. i must say, in this regard, it is going for broke, introducing more and more new sanctions and throwing more and more forces precisely to achieve its goals in hope. well, either get our resources or crush the russian economy , which they can’t do from here and the anger of impotence, and possibly new packages of sanctions, which, by the way, are already again are being developed. although the same barrel said that there was already very little left, and against which to impose sanctions, the trade turnover had already decreased very much, but nevertheless. all the same, they are trying to conduct various ones to touch on new areas and conduct individual sanctions, and that’s all. this will continue until the incomprehensible. what is the request for a margin of safety from the european union and now they are trying to agree with the americans on various

and here is what the macron is saying now about the french protests.timacy and cannot defeat the representatives of the people. and where are the calls to mobilize in support of millions of the french, who peacefully stand up for their rights of freedom and sovereignty, that for the double standards of men and instead of solving acute political internal problems, the french leader is trying to return the former influence of the fifth republic in the world his african tour is more like a pitiful attempt to convince african society. we forgot about the colonial past. let's cooperate in a new way, but nothing that in africa this colonial past has not been forgotten and economic, for example, cooperation is now also competitive and i see that it will have to is it possible to win this competition with china or turkey? judging by the political economic situation in france, it is unlikely that the macron, like other european politicians who sold their mandate to washington, realized too late that they were merged into the states as competitors for influence

there is no easy, way around it that macron— there is no easy, way around it that macron has— there isacron has handled it badly, and naive and slightly arrogant and the way that _ naive and slightly arrogant and the way that he assumed that the centre—right would vote for it in the lower— centre—right would vote for it in the lower temporal as well. and of course _ the lower temporal as well. and of course they demand concessions he refused _ course they demand concessions he refused and very badly handled. in may have — refused and very badly handled. in may have consequent as for french politics _ may have consequent as for french politics we — may have consequent as for french olitics. ~ ., ., ., politics. we will have to leave it there. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. christina guard nonetheless the bank push through another hike in interest rates today. taking cost to the highest level since 2008. 0verseas bricklayers and carpenters will able to get work visas more easily in the uk, after the government updated its list of occupations that are in s

what prevented macron from passing earlier than johnson in his time? britain, well, at least in such a pr component, yes, public has become one of the locomotives, support not only in pr definitely, but, for example, if we talk about refugees, great britain accepted significantly fewer ukrainian immigrants than european countries, as far as france is concerned . by the way, fatigue from the conflict and the need to continue support and support, which , let's be honest, hits the pockets of ordinary french people, and also seriously hits you know, if something hits the pockets of the french , it is the policy of the french authorities, which is not entirely related to the ukrainian issue, for example , on tuesday, almost 2 million french people went to streets against the pension reform, that is, indignation and this impulse to express disagreement with the policy of the authorities in french society, there is this request for changes, but it does not apply to the ukrainian issue of tests specifically on the provision of aid to ukraine, there were very f

or this law must be implemented 100%, and further, when macron's government observed that even some of macron's party members in the party republic forward in the national assembly france is opposed to this issue and there is a possibility that it will not be approved, in other words, the approval of this law was implemented and the approval was stopped by the french senate. france has two houses. it is of 577 representatives. we saw that here the french national assembly, the reason is that most of them were against this action of the macron government , citing the third note of article 49 of the constitution, which allows the government to take any decision it wants here, even without permission. when the parliament comes to act, it practically bypasses an institution after that, we are witnessing the intensification of strikes , now we are actually witnessing the prevention of two parallel phenomena in france and in cities such as marseille, lyon and paris . it goes back to the street protests and part of the story goes back to the strike that the labor union in france is at the

macron schulz is certain that he has good relations with putin . the french president talks to him on the phone for hours. putin behaves as always denies accuses avoids clarity they all had their relations with putin of course putin lied to them and said oh no i'm not going to invade and lavrov said he's not going to invade and of course they didn't want to believe because they didn't want to face the prospect of war on their doorstep and less intelligence is always decided by the political power often these decisions go against what recommendations and data the intelligence service provided it is very often that the second case when in the end the decision becomes political it contradicts the data. so, in general, it is always the responsibility of the political authorities that brought down ukraine . france said that there will be such an invasion, macron said, i spoke with putin, he told me that this will not happen if you are in the place of ukraine , why would you believe in the most incredible scenario, how tanks are going to kyiv, teacher, w

protesting the years of colonialism and historical oppression of france, we are at the same time as macron's trip , so don't say that macron is coming because france france is complicit in our misfortune, it supports terrorists and causes the backwardness of the people of africa. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, and blessings be upon prophet muhammad and his pure family. greetings, dear viewers, good evening. the president said to the director general of the international atomic energy agency: we have an agency in his meeting with rafael grossi, mr. raisi said that iran's history of extensive cooperation and the visits of iaea officials to the country are a sign of iran 's strong will for constructive cooperation. and the europeans did not fulfill their obligations in this agreement. the director general of the international atomic energy agency also expressed his satisfaction with his trip to iran and called the agency a long-standing and positive one. he also evaluated his recent talks with iranian officials as constructive and positive. in a meeting with the minis

we are here even if macron doesn't want it they say.while dozens occupy the tracks inside, blocking the line of a blowup mascot of the french president, despite days of destruction and growing unrest across the country, emmanuel macron seems determined to press on. >> as i speak to you right now, do you think i enjoy permitting this reform? i don't. do you think i could have done the same and sweetness under the carpet? the longer we wait, the worse it will get. this reform is necessary. i would have preferred not to. >> this interview had meant to calm tensions. >> this interview is outrageous. it is everything is fine, i am doing everything well, nothing is happening on the streets. and the people who are complaining, it is because they don't understand anything. this is a president who is sure of himself, but he is doing and it is serious. it is serious. >> macron says he does not care about being unpopular and insist his pensions reform will be implemented by the end of the year. his defiance in the face of such public outrage is on

yes, the macron has not completely reset to zero.collapse to 28%, which is lower than even during the yellow vest crisis . there is nothing left but to declare. i’m not going to be re-elected again, it’s such a unique style of european politicians to spoil and leave, that you understand something more than johnson, that now macrons have brought their countries to crises and bark into the bushes at those who really develop and keep their own countries in order. well let's remember though macron's exemplary rhetoric, in 2020 the european union must continue to mobilize in support of hundreds of french protests, the crowd has no legitimacy and cannot defeat the representatives of the people. and where are the calls to mobilize in support of millions of french people who peacefully advocate for the observance of their rights of freedom and sovereignty, what double standards and instead of solving acute political internal problems, the french leader is trying to return the former influence of the fifth. pants in the world his african tour

what kind of democracy is there, actually, but the macron said that it was not intentional to retreate the length of service necessary for a full pension. and this 43 years will continue the government to resign macron, is also not going to send, the next day the trade unions. more than a million protesters were taken out into the street. the clashes with the police were the most violent since the student riots in 1968, when the president was overthrown. barricades have risen in paris and are blazing. now the bonfires are in such a terrible situation that the macron called the english king charles ii and asked to cancel the planned four-day visit to paris and indeed the once luxurious paris already, not recognizing tons uncollected garbage and a scurrying rat on the streets of paris inspired the singer and composers to a playful song by a ruined parisian. first of all, the police hunt, which crashes into the crowd from a running start. as soon as the city falls, the night begins. burning barricades in all major cities of the country set fire to the mayor's office of the city of bardo

in africa, president macron was unable to predict the situation. he was mistaken in thinking that the reform would not cause such large-scale protests, such a level of aggression. now he has to face a situation he was not prepared for the fate of the pension reform. now depends on the decision of the constitutional advice. he must establish how legal was the decision of the authorities to accept the document without the approval of parliament. in the meantime , the resistance movement is only gaining momentum . french users of social networks are posting videos from the protest under the hashtag revolution timur saraziev, anastasia slobodyanyuk. maria martanov. alexey klyuchnikov. first channel. the first operation of its kind by russian neurosurgeons in st. petersburg saved a three-month-old baby alena german from the rarest congenital defect and debilitating attacks of epilepsy you spoke about the difficulties of treatment, encouraging results and difficult months before it's so good to draw everything that other boys have been able to do for a l

macron, i took the french elections from him. the end of the 2017 elections is coming. at the beginning, they gave many ways . there are many african immigrants living in france and they are very influential . the results of the 2006 elections in france were lost. the time of french colonialism should be respected in order for me to be elected and after being elected, he fulfilled all his promises and 2022 is the end of 2022. he said this: there is no apology to the people of algeria. another of the zionist soldiers in protest against netanyahu's actions, in the continuation of the protests against netanyahu's food reforms, iran sikan network channel 3 has announced that 180 officers of the zionist air force will resign. it was reported that the internal conflicts in occupied palestine have reached such a level that a number of intelligence officials of this regime have warned about the outbreak of a civil war. the army of this country emphasized that the actions of the united states, especially at this time , disturb the peace and stability of the region , however, the

macron rating, approaching lowest mark.he entire reign , seven out of ten french people are against the reform, 71% demand a referendum, so the ministry of the interior does not want the issue of power and hear about it. takes to the streets a record number of police officers 13,000 across the country, of which five and a half thousand in paris alone, demonstrations today are expected to be two or even three times more rebellious youth clashes flare up in toulouse with tear gas firecrackers then ignite, paris demonstrations are increasingly worrying human rights activists, in addition to the enmity of the international and the council of europe, the brutality of the police was condemned by human right swatch and reporters without borders french journalists can not stand the nerves open letter publishes the editors of france-3 demonstrations with the participation of millions of demonstrators have disappeared, all over france in our releases only pogromists are shown very carefully, caring about not mentioning police violenc

what else do we need to do to be heard by the macron?mething worthwhile he must hear his people the unions intend to extend for the strike , which is increasingly affecting many areas of public life, people promise to go out again to peaceful protest during the day and at a spontaneous action at night, which the police are instructed to severely suppress such a power management be it legislation, whether it’s on the street, it only adds fuel to the fire of a popular revolt, which so far does not think to subside anastasia across the bernadsky fields to the cats to lead paris france for a start , london could practice on his island to feel the whole gamut of alcohol-bearing consequences. i ’ll only go to other today’s comments by maria zakharova, who made it clear that moscow continues to closely monitor the plans and the uk to supply ammunition with combined uranium aloud, according to the official representative mida's insertions of unfriendly countries into global destruction are nothing new, but for russia they have always been unacce

that's why we protest where the macron is quoting.arshak can answer bread in the bedroom he eats with cooking, and not only with jam, but also with his isparma guards. the wall and repeats at the same time his favorite saying, you need to work harder. i believe in work. i have been fighting for this as president for almost 6 years and all the reforms that we have carried out are aimed at this, because work is what provides a salary, what makes it possible to support a family and develop in macron society, as a result of our own pension reform. he can finish his work as president not later, but rather ahead of the time of the way back. no, in france they say that if he withdraws the law from the project now, he will not be able to carry out further reforms and will have to resign the majority in parliament. he also doesn’t have it and it’s not clear how he can get the approval of his idea from the deputies, the leaders of the trade unions, for their part, believe that the protests organized by them can topple the government, that the m

macron in gabon. the french president to redefine france's relationship with africa and its former colonies. this against the context of growing disillusionment stoped by internet subversion suspected to be sourced inussia. arrests as the knesset holds. a per luminary vote on changes to israel's justice system. prime minister facing allegations of corruption. in ukraine the fight becomes more intense. russia claims to be near victory. ukraine remains defiant. a war of attrition for a key point and control of the dundas in the east. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. emmanuel macron is in gabon on a presidential tour to showcase a new presidential relationship with africa. the french president is in libreville. former french colonies stoked by subversive internet campaigns originating in russia. gabon became independent from france in 1960. oureporter is following esident macron. >> resident macron h no touched down in libreville for the start of a widely anticipated tour

if paris somehow tried to make amends, to which emmanuel macron gave an unequivocal answer from 1994.not france's fault. sorry for being direct. you never could restore the winder, not military, nor administrative. don't swerve in terms of security. it is a fact. no need to look for the guilty on the side should change the manner of cooperation with france and europe look at us differently. with respect, as if they were real partners, they are eternal in your patronizing gaze. allegedly , you know better what we need, according to the apt expression of the local media, both presidents exchanged blows and sometimes even taking off their gloves, but in general the press emphasizes that the macron tournament did not arouse enthusiasm among the population african countries alienation from france is only increasing france is losing its positions. one way or another compared to what even happened 10 years ago. i’m not talking about 20 or 30 and a macron, somehow i have to react in africa, the influence of russia, china and india, turkey is growing, with whom they now prefer to cooperate in

emmanuel macron is an isolated figure in the center of french politics.tainly without a majority in the country behind this reform. he says it is necessary for the safekeeping of the pension system. 's prepared to take on his shoulders in popularity because he will not be reelected. >> now to mexico. 39 people have died in a fire at a migrant facility near the border with the u.s.. the mexican president said the migrants accidentally caused the fire themselves during a protest against their imminent deportation. this is where the fire started near a major bridge linking the mexican cy to el paso, texas. one of mexico's border towns, where migrants remain standard where they attempt to seek refuge. most of the five victims were migrants from guatemala. arrested the day before. this was the scene on nday night as firefighters and ambulances rushed to the facility used for processing migrants. here's the mexican president explaining how the tragedy unfolded. >> 39 migrants died. it had to do with the protest they started when they found out they would be dep

macron says that rising the retirement _ us. macron says that rising the retirement age _ us. us. macron says that rising the retirement age from 60 - us. macron says that rising the retirement age from 60 to - us. macron says that rising the retirement age from 60 to 64| retirement age from 60 to 64 says it is necessary as france is at the very low end of the retirement age, compared to other european countries —— 62. and that is not sustainable. but the anger that many french people feel is not going away. and with more strikes planned for thursday, while protests are likely to come. sofia bettiza, bbc news. we will have more on that story in our business coverage looking at our emmanuel macron is pushing through his pension reforms regardless of those protest, and we will have the latest on what is happening in the banking sector globally, a lot is going on. markets in asia today are positive. all that to come in 15 minutes. still to come: we'll tell you how this new powdered beer could mark a changing point for the beer industry and the planet. applause. i'm so proud of bo

and fresh clashes between police and protesters in the french capital as tensions over president macron'sension reforms boy over. i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. at least 40 people have died after a fire broke out at an immigration detention center ciudad juarez in northern mexico. dozens others were injured in the blaze which started shortly before midnight. authorities say they believe some of the migrants set fire to mattresses after hearing that they would be deported. reporter: it was one of mexico's deadliest fires in recent memory. 68 men were being held at this facility near the u.s. border. the fire took dozens of lives and injured others. many are still waiting for news of their loved ones. >> i have been waiting for their left father. then we started seeing smoke. everybody ran away but they left the men, locked. reporter: the video, filmed from within them facility, showed how people were able to escape. hours later, roads of bodies were brought outside. >> ic many people laying on the ground and i don't know what to think. they tell me nothing. reporter: mexico's pre

i'm not talking about 20 or 30 and a macron, somehow i have to react in africa, the influence of russiagrowing as well as indian turkey with whom they now prefer to cooperate in africa was clearly shown, the protesters in kinshasa during macron's visit, they went to the building of the french embassy with russian flags and portraits of vladimir putin against the visit of the president of france because he supports the rwandan army. we don't want to see him in our country. france finances terrorist groups in african countries against the background of the central african republic's rapprochement with russia, the french president decided to negotiate with the president and this countries on the sidelines of the environmental summit in gabon. the last 47 french soldiers left the tsar in december last year, one of the agreements on military assistance with france , the authorities of burkina faso recently announced a radical change in the situation , and emmanuel macron himself states that the era of french africa is in the past. sometimes it seems to me that the mentality does not change.

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, go away in your turn, french president emmanuel macron calls the reform key to economic and social development, he hopes to change the state of affairs until the end france currently receives 17 million pensioners from a country of 60 million, and given the aging population, the number of applicants for these budget payments is growing every day. provides for retirement two years later at 64 instead of 62. we are against the extension of the retirement age, which is constantly increasing. we are also against the fact that the retirement age has been increased by another two years. we demand the withdrawal of this bill, this reform , which is unfair and unjustified the most indignant of the french is the economic component of the issue, the procedure for praising the law. the fact is that president macron does not have an absolute majority in the parliament, so he used his exclusive constitutional right, which allows the adoption of important laws without a vote by the deputies. it is the application of this article 49.3 of the constitution to the presidents and brought hundreds of

when you have a republican monarch like macron and a real monarch like macron and a real monarch likeand a real monarch like charles iii, dining together at versailles, it is about publicity and i think it is a victory for us to have the visit cancelled because we know why it has been cancelled. so yes, i think it is a victory and we are quite happy about it. is a victory and we are quite happy about it— is a victory and we are quite happy about it. visitors who are still coming _ happy about it. visitors who are still coming to - happy about it. visitors who are still coming to paris - happy about it. visitors who are still coming to paris are| are still coming to paris are being greeted by some unattractive new attractions. but president macron�*s supporters insist reform is needed, and it is the bold thing to do.— needed, and it is the bold thing to do. the best way to ave thing to do. the best way to pave the _ thing to do. the best way to pave the way _ thing to do. the best way to pave the way for _ thing to do. the best way to pave the way for happinessl thing to do. the best w

the thing is that president macron does not have of the absolute majority in the parliament.e used his exclusive constitutional right, which allows the adoption of important laws without a vote by the deputies, the very application to the presidents of this article 49.3 of the constitution and brought hundreds of thousands of french people to the streets today, the real glass is that macron is encroaching on the legitimacy of the institution because he did bad things to them. of true democracy. it is important that democratic principles are preserved. i know that in ukraine you are armed and in your hands to fight for their protection today, and we are marching peacefully in defense of democracy in france these days parliament held a vote of confidence in the government, which would lead to its bid and the curtailment of the reform. now the word is behind the constitutional council of france, the highest constitutional body , within a month it must consider objections to the law, not the last role in mass protests is played by french trade unions. traditionally, any encroachm

and president macron , i may. do you president macron, i may. one. i think just a couple of things. i think you described it as french efforts. let's just be clear. these are joint efforts . that's the first joint efforts. that's the first thing to recognise. these are efforts by all teams jointly on the ground to tackle what is a challenge. and that's the first thing to get across. and you talked two terms about our previous investment. and actually emmanuel mentioned it in but 50 different in his remarks, but 50 different criminal gangs broken almost 500 arrests made . and just this arrests made. and just this yean arrests made. and just this year, thousands of boats stopped . that is that is the result of a partnership that is working and is delivering. that is the situation still challenging, of course it is right. and that's because there is a global migration problem that we are seeing the impact of on our shores and across europe and as we recently, tragically, we saw recently, tragically, people the coast of italy . people off the coast

in nicaragua, we appeared on the street to answer macron. he knows that the snake and illegal protests, we also know him in his presidential position, the peak of conflicts in big cities like paris , nyon, marcin-en-lille, strasbourg, toulouse and berd, and the police are constantly tightening the siege ring , angry people at the entrance of the berd municipality. put him on fire they dragged and attacked the police station in the city of tahray, the minister of the interior of france announced that some had come to kill the police forces, 149 policemen were injured and 172 people were arrested and sent to prison . honestly, i missed it because of a direct police shot. the 10th round of popular mobilization against the policies of the french government will take a stylish lead on tuesday. around the days when the english king is supposed to make his first official foreign trip to france , he warned that the sweepers should announce if 4 let's get enough garbage for greetings. about 15,000 tons of garbage accumulated in paris turned this city

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this is something president macron said in an interview earlier this week.his does not represent a change of stance. it may be an attempt to pacify anger on the street. although i doubt that will have any effect. one of the main problems here is that many people here are really not just angry but the way that it was passed without the parliament vote. i think it reinforces this image of the president as an aloof leader, out of touch with the concerns of the people. brent: we have been hearing a lot of that the past days. today, the council of europe slammed france for the use of excessive police force, particularly in paris. we have seen videos on social media, it does not look good. what are we looking at for the next few days? correspondent: well, it does not seem like these protests are going to die down soon. the unions have called for another day of strikes and demonstrations. yesterday, we saw more than one million people take to the streets to protest this unpopular reform. one of the biggest worries for the government is spontaneous, and organized pr