he the applause coming after that from president macron.— president macron.. he will now present the — president macron. he will now present the national— president macron. he will now present the national order... | present the national order... president _ present the national order... president macron paying tribute to the bravery of those fallen soldiers and those who he said are here today, i will reflect your bravery with the legion of honour, and he earlier gave to the british world war i female wren christian lamb, who my colleague spoke to earlier. but here he is presenting the legion of honour to those us veterans sat there. some of them are covered in blue blankets, because even though it is a relatively sunny and baystate, it must be difficult to sit in one place for a long time. —— and dry day. as i spoke earlier to my colleague, he said it's a tradition of the french to give the legion of honour to those veterans who fought in normandy and as my colleague also said, those elections from france, unfortunately, sadly, are no longer with us. the la

this campaign is not about president macron.president macron staying or not into power. you tell that to the french people. of course, this... many of them think it's absolutely their view of macron. no, the question is about the national assembly and it's about building a new majority for the country, based on which a new government will be called to rule. and this is not about whether president macron will be in power or not. after the election, he will remain in his position as president of the french republic. what the question that is being asked is how we want or what we want the national assembly, the parliament, to look like and what we want the government to look like. do we want the nationalists and populists, their crazy ideas that would ruin the country's reputation on the international scene? or do we want a large coalition of moderates, of responsible political leaders that are able, when they listen to the people, to propose true solutions to what the expectations are? minister, you'vejust said to me that you acce

on the other hand, everyone understands that macron has nothing to lose.f you wait until 2027, he cannot run for office in any case presidential, but if we talk about his party, yes, this is his political legacy. by 2027, there may be nothing left of this party, just as at one time, after hollande's presidency, there was almost nothing left of the socialists, and they covered themselves. they collected there for years, until 2024, when now the socialists led by glucksman at least resemble something, and macron does not want the fate of hollande, he does not want his party to disappear as if it had never existed, as it happened in 2017, with the socialists, by the way, i will remind you, macron himself was a member of the socialist party and was, well , a protégé of hollande, and it was hollande who first brought him to power as a minister. and then supported his political career. thank you, mrs. maria, maria oleksa, journalist, editor at state television in france. thank you for being on our broadcast, we will now take a break with the opportunity to take

, congratulations, well, today we received a message that the rating of french president emmanuel macron, after he announced early elections to the national assembly of france, collapsed sharply, it can be assumed that most people do not understand the logic of the french president's actions at all, absolutely, for three weeks france has been living in a state of alarming chaos, for the second week, excuse me, but this is... an election campaign for the history of of the republic, all parties took this decision of emmanuel macron as a certain shock, surprise, surprise, even the far-right, for whom it is quite beneficial, because they counted on the fact that they still have three years to prepare for the elections scheduled for 2027 , and that's what they actually have only three weeks, and although they are in such a position, they are still privileged after the european elections in view of their flight. even they find it very difficult to get their team together in each department of france, in each of the 577 districts to present their candidate, the same reaction from the left, the

on the other hand, everyone understands that macron has nothing to lose.f you wait until 2027, he cannot run for president in any case. but if we talk about his party, yes, that is his political legacy. by 2027 , there may be nothing left of this party. just like at one time, after hollande's presidency, there was almost nothing left... the socialists were left and they were picking themselves up bit by bit for years, until 2024, when now the socialists, led by glucksman, at least for something similar, and macron does not want the fate of hollande, he does not want his party to disappear as if it had never existed, as happened in 2017 with the socialists, by the way, let me remind you that macron himself was in the socialist party and was well, if a protégé, oland. brought him to power first as a minister, and then supported his political career. thank you, mrs. maria, maria oleksa, journalist, editor at state television in france. thank you for being on our air. we will now take a break with the opportunity to go out for such a few minutes a break, but p

macron has no convictions, all he wants is to be liked, to like who he is leading with today. year macronsident, it was also explained by the fact that the french had no bright personalities on the horizon, there was no one to choose from, so macron slipped through, slipped through easily, especially since he is more involved in communications than politics, a man of renaissance , president without friends, a rubber candidate and a narcissist child. who plays with matches next to a keg of gunpowder, as they called the centrist macron, the right and left media. jaune himself describes himself as the son of provincial france, although he was born into a wealthy family of doctors and graduated from one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the country, the forge of government personnel sya. before becoming france's youngest president, macron built a successful career at the rothschelt investment bank. and under the patronage of francois hollande and prime minister manuel valls, he became minister of economy, industry and digital technologies. in the left-wing government, he joi

macron himself, because he did not warn them.is decision was taken at a closed dinner, together with macron's advisers, who are not politicians, in fact, it's just the inner circle, these are people who are engaged in communication, political technologies, there were six of them and six months ago, at least this is the study carried out by lumond magazine and determined that yes, it happened somewhere six months ago, and macron decided in a very narrow circle, if... there is a failure in the european elections, he dissolves the parliament, and if he expected to be de gaulle in 1968, when after the may protests, at that time de gaulle managed to mobilize the french around him, then most likely he will become de gaulle in 1997, when the then president dissolved the national assembly, thinking that he would strengthen his position, as a result he ended up in cohabitation, that is, cohabitation once... with the socialists, and macron is actually threatened with the same thing now. it is with the socialists, what with the national ass

with present macron's ensemble on 20.3%. be on the second round, we were looking at how the second round will work in terms of the weekend, looking to see... i believe we don't have translation to hear in but you can see the strength of feeling following france's far right national rally making those big gains in the first round of the parliamentary election, according to the exit polls. the voting ended earlier today. the live images live in paris. let's turn from the french election to the football tournament the euros 2024. england have come within a minute of being knocked out — but managed to beat slovakia to secure their place in the last eight. they went behind in the first half and needed a goal deep into injury time at the end of the second half, from jude bellingham, to equalise. butjust a couple of minutes into extra time a goalfrom harry kane gave them the lead, which they held, giving them victory in the last 16 tie. 0ur reporterjoe inwood watched the game at a fans zone in brixton, south london — where it was a

two years of the great war have ended, and french president emmanuel macron, the first, in fact, among western leaders, said that he wants russia to live in a situation of strategic uncertainty, because until that moment the west itself lived in a situation of strategic uncertainty. and now we can say that they have all changed roles. now in the situation. russia lives largely due to economic uncertainty also, the russians do not know what will be used against them next, whether some western missiles and bombs will fall on their heads, whether foreign troops will appear in ukraine, probably not, but again, what is no, when they could say no for sure before about western weapons, it's true, if you asked your generals, they might hit us with some western missiles, but no. well, they will be afraid of each other, that there is nothing to even think about, it turned out that there is something, and this happened because the west stopped being afraid of russia, so i don't think that he was afraid, i i think that he believed that the russians would come to understand that they cannot fulfill

macron has never held elected office.ated his forward movement a year before his first presidential election, calling it neither left nor right. muliere reads from memory, and is also a virtuoso pianist who graduated with honors from the amiens conservatory. the president even got the nickname mozart of the eliseev palace, although he himself is closer to the works of schumann and liszt. the couple does not have their own children, but makrun happily babysits his wife’s grandchildren. with brigitte's three children from her first marriage, by their peers. emmanul also found a common language. all of these memes have become popular. are you complaining about your life? look at macron. he is the youngest in his family. when one young lady tried to fight off his delusions before the elections, he pointedly sued her. for harassment, as for politics, macron is a europhile convinced atlanticist, on the one hand, he pursues a tough policy towards migrants, on the other hand, he regularly introduces them into his circle, for exam

no matter how emmanuel macron dreamed, they never called him from moscow.d he expect after all his performances, even from which? the russophobic european biomass came into a state of alarm and confusion, having once said, macron can no longer retreat, he has to ask others to roll back, lyakarnya in this plan gets even more than sejournay, who, as if by the meaning of his position, would have to excuse the patrons for international attacks, no, it was sebastian who was forced to call moscow to enlist the support of the russian special services on the eve of the olympics in paris. the french intelligence services... had some information that could become part of the evidence that would help the investigation find out the truth about the crocus hall attack. we decided, despite the serious disagreements that we have: to transfer to russia information about the terrorist attack that we had. this is one very practical example of the partnership we can have in the fight against terrorism. it was lacarne who was asked to clarify something about responsibility for

june is very soon, then most likely macron will not rule out a change in the personality of the head european commission, thus this again plays into the hands of ursula fonden, in general there were rumors that macron may propose the candidacy of mario draghi, the former prime minister of italy and also the former head of the european central bank. that's kind of the good, good part of the news, and of course, about the more negative part of the news. yes, this is exactly what we talked about many times before with you, this is what the extreme right and right-wing forces, pro-putin and potentially pro-putin forces, still gained a little weight in this european parliament, and eh, if they all manage to unite, and this is still possible, despite the fact that somehow they have quieted down now, here half a day has already passed since the results were announced. the right is mostly silent, they don't say anything about a new coalition, about a new group, but nevertheless, if we count what we currently have in the european parliament with right-wing forces, there is, for example, a gro

macron. with the coalition of the new popular front, they took 29 seats from macron. his opposition won the third place with a significant distance of 21 and a half percent. so far , your analysis of the french national assembly elections in see what the first round is. well, the french elections are actually a failure for the ruling party of france, that is, mr. macron's party in the european parliament elections. it was actually formed because of this . mr. macron lost in these elections and this defeat he suffered in any case, he wanted to improve his own image and in fact return to a place where by actually showing that the national community is actually a power that threatens to reach the presidency of france, with this view, he actually went to a place where he defeated the french parliament. he destroyed it and now we see the result that we have, in fact that is the result it is not that mr. macron really predicted , the predictions are really against the party. the ruler is actually a

macron i was- republican and i told myself macron was not _ republican and i told myself macron wasself macron was not very efficient so _ republican and i told myself macron was not very efficient so now- republican and i told myself macron was not very efficient so now i- republican and i told myself macron was not very efficient so now i go i was not very efficient so now i go back— was not very efficient so now i go back to _ was not very efficient so now i go back to the — was not very efficient so now i go back to the republicans - was not very efficient so now i go back to the republicans because i was not very efficient so now i go| back to the republicans because i want the — back to the republicans because i want the republicans _ back to the republicans because i want the republicans to - back to the republicans because i want the republicans to stay- back to the republicans because i want the republicans to stay in i back to the republicans because i. want the republicans to stay in the debate _ want the republicans to stay in the debate. ., �*, ., ., debate. macron's gr

live pictures here you see president macron there with first lady brigitte macron waiting for the arrival of the us president and first lady. >> yeah, they are they just arrived a moments ago and they are there the us president first lady will be there to participate in a welcome ceremony there the arctic triomphe there will be affordable welcome ceremony moments from now, and that will be followed by a parade to the elysee palace, where a working lunch will take place before tonight's state dinner. did they could mark a critical moment in israel's war with hamas today, benny gantz, a key member of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's war cabinet is expected to announce whether he will go through with his vow to leave the israeli government at a popular former defense minister said last month that he and his national unity the party would resign unless netanyahu came up with a plan for gaza's postwar future as well as bringing home the hostages. >> cnn has been wiedemann is an beirut for us and ben today was gantz's deadline for a naval plan do we have any idea if he may have c

macron has no convictions.like him, like who he's with... today conversation, with whom he speaks, the desire to seduce, to please everyone, but this does not happen, the result of the elections to the european parliament in france is, in general... rejection, massive rejection of macron. and as one of the local politicians said here, it seems to me very correctly, that macron’s problem is himself, and this, unfortunately, can no longer be cured, you know, that is, people saw through him, understood, and no longer want to see him in the head of the country, but he is an extremely proud, domineering, authoritarian person. he actually reigns in country, many compare him to monarchs, and of course, he will not go anywhere voluntarily, he will serve out his term until the twenty-seventh year, this is his last term, he can no longer be elected, but he will serve out his mandate in full, what in in 2017, macron was elected president, it was also explained by the fact that the french had no bright personalities on the

.— macron do the rest. _ macron do the rest. there been to driving forces in french politics - macron do the rest. there been to driving forces in french politics of| driving forces in french politics of late, one is the rejection of greed bureaucracy and the costs of farmers say they name on the european parliament, the cost they say the parliament, the cost they say the parliament has foisted upon them, and more broadly it seems to be a referendum on emmanuel macron and his government, when i talk about the risk of the tub will be broken, is that the risk for him that he rolls the dice and possibly loses? it is absolutely, very risky business. when he made his short announcement, a surprise announcement, a surprise announcement there was —— the wisdom was that he would not consider any major change in government let alone dissolving the national assembly until september well after the olympics which are taking place in paris injuly and august, so it came as a shock. i think he is trying to do two things.

so happened to macron's opponents. this is a record, and for macron’s party it is an anti-record.nt national is marine lepin's right-wing party. at the head of her party list is the young politician jordan bordela. he kept his promise. destroy macron. his party's main message was about controlling emigration, not ukraine and russia. that is, bardela proved that the french are primarily interested in national internal affairs. macron unexpectedly appeared on television late on sunday and announced the dissolution of the national assembly. when something like this happened under jacques chiraaq in 1997, macron barely graduated from school. he called the decision to dissolve the national assembly a gravely difficult one. an even greater threat from them in paris, it could come to a vote of no confidence in him from the national assembly and to the collapse of the government, but the french call macron’s step a huge adventure, he conceived it to show that the right is actually not so right and wrong are already popular, but if he is wrong, and what happened in the elections to the eur

let's hear what macron said.discussed the details of the war that is unfolding. in ukraine, we will return to this issue during the g7 meeting, where we both hope that all g7 members will agree to a $50 billion solidarity package for ukraine. i could only advise macron: come on, let's decide quickly, let's quickly create this stabilization fund, give more weapons to the ukrainians, because it depends on what is happening now in ukraine. of europe, and this should be understood by both macron, including orban, who opposes the idea of ​​the united states of america to grant ukraine a loan that will be repaid with profits from frozen russian assets in the countries of the european union, orban is another scumbag.

emmanuel macron? pretty much all of it- the _ emmanuel macron? pretty much all of it.ron? pretty much all of it. the french have - emmanuel macron? pretty much all of it. the french have a - all of it. the french have a cohabitation, meaning the president cohabit with the legislature controlled by the opposing party. there have been through such cohabitation is an in each case the president has basically been reduced to a figure head and power has shifted to the parliament and to the prime minister. the only area where there is some ambiguity, and it could be important in this upcoming case, concerns defence and foreign policy, where a constitutional text support the claims of both the president and the prime minister, so it is possible we would the tussles over foreign policy but when it comes to domestic policy, the prime minister, thatis policy, the prime minister, that is the national rally, would have the power and president emmanuel macron would not be able to do much of anything. not be able to do much of anything-— anything. you talk about france's _ anything.

macron has said that he his ready to recognize a palestinian state. and there has been frustration here in france over that civilian casualties and the humanitarian toll that's been exacted in gaza as israel has prosecuted its war against hamas the administration has said that president biden expects a frank and open discussion, one that's candid and expects it. there may be some areas of disagreement there, but despite those areas of disagreement, both on the handling of the situation in gaza, as well as a high-profile break between the two allies a few years ago, over a submarine partnership that france was excluded from administration. aides say that the allies have never been closer, that their relations kinship has not been weakened in any ways by those fractures. remember, state visits are reserved for only the closest of allies and the white house has taken note that france is the us is oldest ally, and certainly those leaders standing shoulder to shoulder on those issues projecting this image of strength and partnership to the world is one of

france itself remained ownerless, now this macron 15% is actually a verdict on macron, him and his partynd this means that after all, something in europe is changing, new leaders are appearing, the generation of twenty-year-olds, then you understand, indeed, some changes are taking place that, so to speak, no longer look like a lonely rebellion. the blindness of these data, despite the fact that , so to speak, the european parliament is such a chamber number six, this is chamber 720, recommendations, a body that, in principle , does not decide anything, yes, yes, in terms of the number, so to speak, of deputies, but. .. nevertheless , a verdict has already been passed on those, they are published by those politicians, those leaders who abandoned their countries, as macron did, for the sake of this political expediency, fight with russia, yes, indeed, europe there may not like russia or be neutral towards it, but europe makes it clear that this is not our conflict, this is not our war, finally take care of our continent, why is it like this? when it makes it clear, it goes into a practica

macron talks about the war, and i tell him, i’ll tell him, as if he were here now. macron, for you? go to war, put on a helmet, put on a bulletproof vest, the press threatens macron and his comrades, go to ukraine, but don’t fool the italians head. this reaction is predicted by the europeans with a resounding failure in the elections to the european parliament, which also starts on d-day. voters do not need war. back in the spring , macron’s idea to send the french military to ukraine was met with hostility by almost all political forces in the republic itself. he got out of it, saying that promising does not mean doing it. but now, apparently. there is nowhere left to enter. the position of strategic ambiguity, through which macron tried to flirt with moscow, threatens to lead him to isolation, the washington post summarizes. it turns out that he really is such a political bastard, any step he takes aggravates the situation, you know, because he can’t go back, he said, you won’t get the word out, as we say, any significant political dividends, macron, that means , thanks to his mil

, by the way, is taking a worse blow than, scholz is taking a worse blow than macron, macron is doingwhich emphasize that he is still trying to do something, scholz simply gave up, in this regard, i think that he has a situation it will be much worse, no, an alternative germany will not come to power, as they say, but... however, all the coalitions that are now in germany will have to be reassembled, that is, in essence, they are being established in europe, well, someone says controlled, someone, i consider it uncontrollable, this is chaos, why, because the people who made the decisions that led europe under the slogans that this is development, this is economic growth, they came to the result that there is no development, no economic growth, and people are now they see it because they feel it in their pockets, it’s not for nothing that... farmers, european politicians said, well, don’t pay attention, now the trains will leave, yes, formally this actually happened, but people saw that the government is weak, and because she didn’t do anything with these farmers and couldn’t do anythi

macron's government should resign. well, mr. macron actually did not make these requests himself. but he actually dissolved the parliament in order to give a chance to the people, because the importance of mr. macron is for the people to show again that their participation in this election is low. it has led to the conclusion that now mr. daulatabadi , let's talk a bit more specifically about macron's decision. according to what you said, his motive was that he wanted to because i think the participation in the elections was about 50-51 in france. hold another election, in that election, the participation will be higher and show that this is the first word in france. middle right and right it is not extreme, yes, exactly, in fact, at the moment, the french parliament is a parliament where mr. macron has the majority, but as he stated in his press conference today, he wants to actually win the 2027 elections. close the extreme truth because with considering that this victory is actually. the extreme right can be the last victory before the 20-27 presidential elections, so macron ac

we are wondering who is actually— macron does. we are wondering who is actually now— macron does.rnment and how many allies he still has _ government and how many allies he still has. ~ ., , . ., ., , still has. who is in charge of this government _ still has. who is in charge of this government and _ still has. who is in charge of this government and who _ still has. who is in charge of this government and who is - still has. who is in charge of this government and who is in - still has. who is in charge of this| government and who is in charge still has. who is in charge of this i government and who is in charge of france, a big question for france's allies, for europe and the global order. where does this leave france on the global stage? it is order. where does this leave france on the global stage?— on the global stage? it is difficult for our partners _ on the global stage? it is difficult for our partners who _ on the global stage? it is difficult for our partners who have - on the global stage? it is difficult for our partners who have not - on the global stage? it is diff

here macron says that you need to curtsy. on monday, macron visited dresden, where he delivered a keynote speech on europe. here’s a guy giving, but he can’t come to an agreement with his own farmers, but he’s already come up with a program for the whole of europe. but due to the current situation, the speech was more like a reminder. also the french president spoke at youth festivals in dresden and münster. “these are such dreary festivals for german youth, if, as entertainment, you have to invite emma macron there. for what exact purpose monka agreed to perform, either to show himself or to see the guys, is unknown. in preparation for the visit , macron studied with a tutor for a year german to try to overcome differences with scholz, reports." monya, you need to study german with putin, and you’ll improve your language, and you’ll also learn history. president's wives in berlin france and germany laughed as they walked into a ceremony at the holocaust memorial in berlin. brigitte macron and elke budenbender held hands and

so what does this mean for macron? >> i'll in fact it looks like it's gonna be another hung parliament which is to say macron is not going to be able to govern very easily for the next to last three years of his presidency he called a special election hoping in fact that by throwing the cards up in the air, that maybe he would get some kind of a working relationship now with the number of seats as they've come down by the projections that we have right now, it does not look like it's going to be his favorite. looks like it's going to be a hung parliament. it's going to be what the french call colab attacks young, which is to say governing with both sides of the political spectrum and very awkward situation usually leads to grid block wouldn't we've seen that before once or twice in french history breath alright, jim vitamin. >> thank you so much. are max foster? you're at the national rally party headquarters, so what's the mood there? how were they decipher this? >> so this is the headquarters marine le pen, who's obv

macron and scholz were humiliated.stria, the right-wing austrian freedom party, which opposes anti-russian sanctions for a diplomatic solution to the ukrainian conflict, received a majority of votes. only peace is written on the propaganda posters of the party of the hungarian prime minister orban, and with it his party. all elections are important, but this one, especially for europe, is very important. but its leader ursula vonderleen is not going to leave anywhere, her european people's party remained the largest in the european parliament and even added 10 mandates, so now she has 186 out of 720 seats, but this is not enough to retain the post of head of the european commission, she needs half the votes, 360 plus one vote now. the intelligence services of the united states of america are on the verge of using artificial intelligence technologies to manipulate public consciousness, with the help of the americans, of course, ukraine is very active, you can’t come up with anything new, new in technology, i naturally h

macron completes the task for.ricans lack this proxy army, the ukrainian army, with the help of which they are waging a proxy war against russia; in general, we are talking about using european citizens to increase the number of this proxy army, that is, a coalition of military instructors is only cover for ukraine, as the french newspaper lemont found out, several hundred french soldiers can be sent to the ssu under the guise of training fighters, and we are no longer talking about... just escorting equipment, but about their full-fledged participation in combat maneuvers. of course, this is a political moment, associated primarily with the legalization of, say, the idea of ​​a foreign presence on the territory of ukraine, because until recently the west emphasized in every possible way that the russian-ukrainian conflict is, first of all, a bilateral conflict, and it will not interfere, now we are actually talking about the internationalization of this conflict, not so much even a military one, but rather a polit

the left is in second place, and macron's party is noticeably behind.econd round is ahead, the president calls for elections. unite, but the french media write that the lepin party can even gain an absolute majority of votes, but what does this mean for macron, for france, and the entire european union, our european correspondent regina sevastyanova, she is in direct contact with the studio. regina, greetings, how was the voting and what to expect from the second round? hello, according to forecasts, the national association really becomes the winner of the first round of parliamentary elections, which emmanuel macron. which came as a shock to many, she set june 9th. now, according to preliminary data , supporters of national unification receive 34% of the votes. the united left receives about 28% of the vote, and the president's supporters emmanuel macron has about 20% of the votes, but it will be more clear to consider the results in the following form: 289 seats of the national association - the qualified majority that the right is now trying to achi

how much anger as there towards president macron because | towards president macron because this is anre than 70% of the vote last election. as their frustration at this huge gamble and potentially huge miscalculation? i gamble and potentially huge miscalculation?— gamble and potentially huge miscalculation? . ., miscalculation? i am told there will be demonstrations _ miscalculation? i am told there will be demonstrations in _ miscalculation? i am told there will be demonstrations in the _ miscalculation? i am told there will be demonstrations in the city - be demonstrations in the city tonight against macron. the left—wing supporters are hosting the demonstrations. there is a lot of angen demonstrations. there is a lot of anger, they said when he came in seven years ago as a new leader, they had a lot of hope in him, there was aspirations but he round, he ran the country for the last seven years. he has gone to the right, he should have been in the centre they see and those who also in the past did not particularly like him would have voted for him just to stop the far right coming i

if it is voting for macron— this time. if it is voting for macron or— this time.t get in, so be it _ macron or leading the right get in, so be it. they are frustrated and find him — so be it. they are frustrated and find him arrogant. they feel that he hasn't _ find him arrogant. they feel that he hasn't carried out his promises. again, — hasn't carried out his promises. again, down here as well, the economy— again, down here as well, the economy has been hurting. a lot of people _ economy has been hurting. a lot of people have been suffering from inflation — people have been suffering from inflation and cost of living. there is also _ inflation and cost of living. there is also a — inflation and cost of living. there is also a fear of crime that hasn't been _ is also a fear of crime that hasn't been tackled by the legal system. and of— been tackled by the legal system. and of course, immigration even though— and of course, immigration even though this part of the country has always— though this part of the country has always had waves of immigration. hundreds — a

let's listen comrade macron.rotect our borders, support farmers and support ukraine. these parties have gained popularity across the continent. in france they receive almost 40% of the vote. i have always believed that a united, strong europe is good for france. and this situation worries me. the growth in the number of nationalist demagogues is harmful to our country, harmful to europe, harmful to france’s place in europe and in the world. ultra-rights are extremely harmful to the french people and the french nation. i just can't pretend that nothing happened. recently, political debates in our country have become feverish. chaos makes you anxious, shocks you. i can't help but sell. we'll be back in a minute, you left, you came on business, the premiere, i ruined your happiness, i'm sorry, seriously, i understand you correctly, you want him, you understand correctly, please let me in, why are there so many things on you at once - that? get ready, i'll try to help you, jackdaw today on rtr, i said, i want a white

this was said by the country's president, emmanuel macron.d that ukrainian pilots will be able to undergo training in france to transfer to the mirage by the end of this year. the exact number of planes that will be transferred to kyiv. he has not named yet. and besides, macron promised to train ukrainian soldiers, subscribe to our pages in social networks so as not to miss the most important news. we are on facebook. on instagram and tiktok, on youtube you can watch our episode if you missed it on the air. so, that's it today, we are on the air on monday, take care. congratulations, friends, the second part of the verdict program is live on the espresso tv channel. in this issue we will talk about the following. do not let nazism return. in paris, zelensky called on the french to help ukraine in a war that is of existential importance for europe. will the world unite against putin? stupid like this table. a furious putin has scorned those who warn of a possible russian attack on nato, as he has already done with ukraine. who will believe kre

macron tried, i can't say about biden, biden pretended to try, but macron really tried, he didn't succeedw he is trying to demonstrate to himself and society that he did everything, well, this is macron's position, he called putin until society said, that's enough, well , we already believe that you did everything to... not to interfere in the other, i.e. completed the entire diplomatic mission, so let's act with russia by force, and socially it was accepted, well, from 38, 45, from 38 to 45% supported the position of talking with russia from the position of russian society when it happened, so there are such attempts here, but it is very difficult, mr. andriy, thank you, andrii shkil, people's deputy of ukraine of the 4th-6th convocation, an expert in international politics and a journalist was with us, they talked about... elections in france, today the first round of extraordinary elections is taking place there, and we are watching them, because it depends on how the french will vote, whether in the end there will be troops in ukraine from france or not, this promise was from macron,

macron.der marine le pen casting her ballot. her eurosceptic, anti—immigrant national rally party was a long—time pariah but is now closer to power than it has ever been. earlier we've also seen the leader of the national rally voting, jordan bardella, the 28 —year—old is seen as a protege of marine le pen. his party is expected to come first, but it's unclear whether they'd command an overall majority. the second round of voting will be on the seventh ofjuly. the surprise election, called by president emmanuel macron, has thrown french politics into disarray. support for the anti—immigration and eurosceptic national rally party has surged despite president macron�*s pledges to stop its rise. let's speak to our correspondent, mark lowen, in paris. what have voters been saying? it has been a very — what have voters been saying? it has been a very busy _ what have voters been saying? it has been a very busy morning _ what have voters been saying? it has been a very busy morning of - what have v

will manage to get an absolute majority of the centrist pro-macron forces, this is now almost no onesses how he will be able to use the situation of chaos, we will see, but in principle this idea... will have a very bad effect on the political life of france, even more so there will be noticeable contradictions, and now in fact he found himself in such a gap, as they say, between molot and between molot and unforgeable, that is, on the one hand , the right-wing radicals, on the other hand, the left-wing radicals, who are now creating... the basis of this new popular front, that is, the situation for macron now looks like a lose-lose situation, and something can change for ukraine if this, this left bloc, declare yourself, you will receive the majority in the parliament, or at least not a minority, and then what does this mean for ukraine, in principle for ukraine, in my opinion, in any case the situation is unfavorable, that is... now it is clear that both macron and individual, well even individual deputies, from his political force, who supported all his initiatives, are now engage

it disappointed with macron's policy. it leaves _ disappointed with macron's policy.with too many questions to even start to begin. we need to wait for— to even start to begin. we need to wait for comments from our partners. and we _ wait for comments from our partners. and we are _ wait for comments from our partners. and we are waiting for a comment from the prime minister who is expected to speak, we have got these pictures showing that he is at an empty pudding for now, but he will be expected to speak, can he rally the troops, the opposition to try and block the far right in the second round? that and block the far right in the second round?— and block the far right in the second round? �* ., , , second round? at the moment it seems unlikel . second round? at the moment it seems unlikely- the — second round? at the moment it seems unlikely. the president— second round? at the moment it seems unlikely. the president sounds - second round? at the moment it seems unlikely. the president sounds a - unlikely. the president sounds a little _ unlikely. the president sou

macron dissolved parliament, scholze's party is only in third place, shocking.nsbaikalia , artificially causing rain. rescuers are trying to stop ogony in dagestan. we have detailed map of fires. so, another settlement in the dpr, staromarskaya, has been liberated. same here. our troops are fighting in the area of ​​velyka novosyolka , neskuchny and urozhayny, and up to 140 ukrainian militants were killed there by a british howitzer within 24 hours. at the same time, the forces of the center group occupied more advantageous positions near the settlements of karlovka, rozovka and kalinova. the enemy lost two more american bradley infantry fighting vehicles, as well as the seven's m3 howitzer. a paladin self-propelled artillery mount was destroyed in the western sector production s. from the border with the belgorod region, they destroyed another enemy stronghold, and this is footage from the city of chasovyar: stormtroopers hoisted the russian flag and the banner of the airborne guards unit in the kanal microdistrict. and the crew of the su-34. attacked the milit

just on that point, scholz and macron, - macron at this point. these results, you have to question whether they can inspire people for the project. whether they can inspire people for the ro'ect. ~ , ., the project. absolutely. the franco german engine _ the project. absolutely. the franco german engine is _ the project. absolutely. the franco german engine is definitely - the project. absolutely. the franco german engine is definitely taking | the project. absolutely. the franco| german engine is definitely taking a kick tonight and has less natural authority— kick tonight and has less natural authority to call the shots. in a way. _ authority to call the shots. in a way. the — authority to call the shots. in a way, the programme that hasjust been _ way, the programme that hasjust been described about the green deal and things— been described about the green deal and things like this, that is stuck to the _ and things like this, that is stuck to the french and german leaders and they are _ to the french and german leaders and they are going to b

she hopes to replace macron as president in 2027.olitical virginity — people say, we do not know what they will do if they come to power but nevertheless, let's give them a try, and if we are not happy, we will have election next time and we'll get rid of them. it's not clear what the president's thinking is, but his legacy will be defined in the coming weeks. nick beake, bbc news, outside paris. for more on the snap election, i spoke to craig copetas, a writer and correspondent based in paris. what impact do you think the french president calling snap elections is going to have not only on france, but across the eu? well, it started a large pr campaign by both the left and the right throughout europe, but it's essentially a french story. macron had to do this because he has wanted to put a stop to the rise of ultra—right right—wingism in france, which many here call fascism. you know, the right wing here approximately tax up 40% short of a majority of the 289 seats that's going to be required to get in the parliament in the national

all this, according to macron, is not an escalation at all.ely crazy, he announces the transfer of mirage 2005 fighters to ukraine, further robbing the french army and accelerating the escalation to the third world war. today the second part of the moralizing ballet will take place. zelensky. will speak before the national assembly in paris, there are calls to boycott this event, since macron is using ukraine for his political purposes. i will boycott zelensky's speech in the national assembly, because i refuse to approve of macron's use of the tragic war in the heart of europe for political purposes on the eve of the european elections. biden's speech in the french side was also perceived by many as a pre-election speech, which the veterans did not boycott, perhaps because they could not... imagine that even on this bitter anniversary they would turn not to them, but over their heads, to american voters. here, on the french coast of lomanche, like sand from shoes, the word allies was finally shaken out of all meaning. biden constantly repeate

took, which _ sort of gamble that macron took, which is — sort of gamble that macron took, which is that different from what pedro_ which is in that different from what pedro sanchez took in spain. in the case of— pedro sanchez took in spain. in the case of spain it paid off, it is a far harder_ case of spain it paid off, it is a far harder challenge to win before macron, _ far harder challenge to win before macron, but let's face it, he actually— macron, but let's face it, he actually didn't have good options ahead _ actually didn't have good options ahead of— actually didn't have good options ahead of him. it was either going to be you _ ahead of him. it was either going to be you know, similar to germany in which _ be you know, similar to germany in which had _ be you know, similar to germany in which had he — be you know, similar to germany in which had he not done this he would have been_ which had he not done this he would have been accused of not doing it, and now— have been accused of not doing it, and now he — have been accused of not doing it, and now he has done it, indee

forming a united front against lepin will be difficult for macron.licans have already stated that there will be no coalition. emmanuel macron is playing with fire. for me this is not a question of courage. if he had been courageous, he would have resigned. and he plays with us, he plays with france. and he brought france to the brink of a debt that reached 100 billion in 7 years. this has already been done in the history of the fifth republic. izhak chirac tried to do something similar in 1997; social security reform and his prime minister alain jupé caused a social crisis and a decline in the popularity of both politicians, and although forecasts predicted victory for the right, the left-wing coalition won the snap elections, with which the president and prime minister had to cohabit. analysts believe that the right today has every chance of defeating macron, whose popularity is also extremely low. the french are voting. for their representative in the european parliament and not even for their representative in the national assembly, they vote to s

in general, macron is toxic, even for his brothers-in-arms.nds this and is looking for new allies to strengthen his political positions. look, the elysee palace has invited transvestite blogger benoit chevalier. this is the so-called french star. macron writes that he is choosing zelensky’s path, that is, he is not going to resign, regardless of what the election results will be, if lepin wins, he will use it. but at the same time, the head of state still decided to take up the task of writing a letter. an open letter from macron. the letter was published in regional newspapers. well, this is to distract. in fact, people don't want to hear from him anymore. this is his last attempt. in this letter, emmanuel macron justifies his decision to hold elections. i made this decision in the interests of the country. dissolution of parliament was the only solution. in the letter, the head of state stated that he does not plan to resign, regardless of what the results of the parliamentary elections in the country will be. in it he also promised to chang

is not an idiot, a large number of my interlocutors say that macron is an idiot and there was no need to call any elections because he will fail, and as other experts have explained to me, they say that macron specifically caused the crisis to bring the extreme left to power and the extreme right, when they come to power, they will show their ignorance and impossibility. govern france, and then this, this desire of many french people to change something, in two, three, four years will return to what they will order, give us the macrons and the miterans, they are better than the lipenes, milanchons and other people, what do you say? good afternoon, if i understood the question correctly, you are interested in the logic of the dissolution of the parliament, right? yes yes yes. well, as you already mentioned, there are different approaches and visions, first of all, it is worth noting that there is a political crisis in france, and it has been going on since 2017, if not a little earlier, even, but the fact that the essentially right-wing forces of the republicans were destroyed, and mac

this is what happened to macron’s opponents.acron’s party it is an anti-record. the national association is right-wing party marine lepin. at the head of her party list is the young politician jordan bordela. he fulfilled his promise to defeat macron. his party's core message was about control. since then, macron has been pushing through his ideas using a controversial constitutional tool, article 49.3, which avoids a vote in parliament. this was the case with his pension reform, as a sign of disagreement with which paris blazed with cars and threw chairs for several months in a row, but macron then forcefully pushed through the unpopular law. a now that the party of his opponents is so strong in brussels, he feels even more threatened by them in paris. the matter may... come to a vote of no confidence in him from the national assembly and to the collapse of the government, but macron’s step, the french call it a huge adventure, he conceived it to show that the right are actually not so right and not so popular, but if he is wro