i think clearly that macron caved.he was elected five years ago, he was a minister in a socialist led government. he came to the presidency with an aura of a young modernizer who could reconcile bits of the left and bits of the right, and that is out -- how he saw his political project. he said, let's take the best of both worlds, and now five years down the line, he has lost his left wing. the former mps, those who used to vote for the centerleft party and socialist party until 2017, they were appealed by his political project and modernization, but it is clear on economic issues, but also on law and order, cultural issues, he can't be labeled centerleft. now he is clearly a man on the right. some put him very much to the right. others think he is center-right. it depends your take on that. nobody thinks of him as a centerleft leader. he can only turn to the right to carry on and seeking majority. adrian: to what extent is this macron's own fault? guest: to go to the question of whether it is his fault is not the righ

it is bad news for emmanuel macron. it is bad news for emmanuel macron.figures are coming in and they arejust projections, dvd. different tv companies are giving slightly different pictures. farfrom being the last word on this but it does look as if emmanuel macron's party will be getting around about 230 seats in parliament maybe as as much as one —— 260 but whatever, it is far shorter than the 289 he needs for the majority by himself in parliament. so this is a big blow for macron, he cannot rely on getting his own reforms through parliament without help from somebody else. you will that be? the second party in this parliament will be the far left coalition run by jean—luc melenchon which looks like it will get between 150 and 190 seats. the big surprise of the evening is a very strong showing for the front national, the far right who were expecting to get 30 or 40 seats, they look like they will get 90 seats and then the moderate conservative opposition looks like it will get 60 or 70 or perhaps as few as 40. it looks probable therefore that macron mig

. �* , ., a night it was going to be for macron. . �*, ., , ., ., �*, macron.s a blow and it's going to mean — macron. yeah. it's a blow and it's going to mean his _ macron. yeah. it's a blow and it's going to mean his second - macron. yeah. it's a blow and it's going to mean his second term i macron. yeah. it's a blow and it's going to mean his second term isj going to mean his second term is going to mean his second term is going to mean his second term is going to be a very different one from his first term. there's no arguing now that he's under a pincer movement from the extremes, if you can called them that any more, because they are the majority, between them, in the country. the left—wing alliance, dominated by jean—luc melenchon, the far left, and the surprise of the evening, as you were hearing, this showing bite marine le pen's party. they had more or less written her off saying she never does well in the parliamentary elections because the system doesn't favour her but it's quite clear a lot of the constituencies where her man or woman was up agains

macron claims that he had no special illusions about intentions of the russian leader , that is why heade so much effort to prevent this war from starting, in particular, this is how he explained his visit to moscow in the winter, saying that he understood that every stage to which he would move, every new step, he will create something irreversible for both ukraine and russia, said the french president, at least on the issue of food security, and if we can get certain diplomatic developments, we must do everything from an independent person . i asked for it every time. the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said in his evening address, he also noted that they understand what the leaders of france, romania , germany and italy, who visited ukraine yesterday, let's hear the president, understand why negotiations are not taking place now, that this is the end solely because of the position of russia, which is only trying to intimidate everyone in europe and continue the destruction of our state , they do not want to look for a way to peace, this is an aggressor, he must decide for h

malanchon also disagrees with macron's policy on another issue, namely with the supply of weapons toe he said this directly from the rostrum of the national assembly. at the beginning of march, his position has not changed since that time , that is, very, very different views and the only thing that all three agree on is both lopen and so melan-show and the french president is that it is necessary to talk with putin. and you and i already understood this, because macron regularly calls the russian president, only recently he stopped a little bit, took a break in these conversations. force macron to weaken his support for kyiv, the good news for ukraine is that , according to the political tradition in france, international politics is directly handled by the president, his prerogative, and not the prerogative of the parliament, so for example, the decision to provide weapons to ukraine or to provide any other type of support is adopted at closed meetings of the security council, which is chaired directly by macron and which includes his prime minister and several ministers of leading

a major setback for emmanuel macron. the french president loses his majority in parliamentary elections. history is made in colombia as the country elects its first ever left—wing president. wildfires in northern spain continue to burn out of control, thousands of people are forced to flee their homes. and matt fitzpatrick becomes only the third english golfer in the modern era to win the us open. hello and welcome. president macron of france has suffered a major political setback after his party failed to win a majority in the country's parliamentary elections. projections show that his ensemble coalition is set to win around 216 seats, well short of the 289 needed to control the national assembly. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has more. emmanuel macron�*s presidency just got tougher. early projections suggest his centrist coalition has lost a third of its seats tonight. it's now more than 50 seats short of majority. just look at the mood. translation: the situation is unprecedented. _ the national assembly ha

emmanuel macron�*s presidency just got tougher. has lost a third of its seats tonight. it's now more than 50 seats short of majority. just look at the mood. translation: the situation is unprecedented. _ the national assembly has never seen a configuration of this type in the fifth republic. this situation constitutes a risk for our country, considering the challenges we have to face. this is president macron�*s main opposition, a new alliance of green and left—wing parties dominated by far—left mps. tonight, celebrating their new status as the first opposition party of france. translation: it's the total. defeat of the president's party and there is no majority. we have achieved the political objective we gave ourselves to bring down the man who, with such arrogance, twisted the arm of the whole country to get elected. but this was the big surprise of the night. marine le pen's far—right national rally party jumped from a handful of seats to almost 90. plenty of opposition to the president from all sides. translation: we are going

emmanuel macron has a few issues. he has lost control of the national assembly after the far left and far right made a strong showing in sunday's vote. for the impact we go to carolyn to non-standing outside the french national assembly in paris. what does this do to emmanuel macron's agenda for his second term? carolyn: there was a lot of thunder and rain in paris last night and clearly it is a major blow for emmanuel macron because he will be struck between a strong far left who got 131 seats in the runoff and the far right of marine le pen who surprised everyone last night with nearly 90 seats. a historical record. in 1986, which was their last record, they only had 35 mps to the national assembly. historically this system has been designed in 1958 by charles de gaulle with the fifth republic in order to prevent instability in french parliament and 20 years ago the seven-year mandate turned into a five-year mandate with the president elected, and two months later, just after the parliament elections to make sure th

will the macron party be able to maintain a majority in parliament, the presidential election showedt-wing blind and the left-wing with melanchon are an impressive force, especially the melenchon is now in an economic crisis, and the left is in favor of raising wages, lowering the retirement age and limiting the rise in prices for gasoline and basic foodstuffs . he can to pick up the bulk of the votes of the younger generation , macron's support has dropped significantly by about 25% of the population in large cities and along, well, in the well-to-do part of the population, let's say, and the most elderly part. but there is still quite a lot of it, and they are just behind the macron, everyone else is very against pasta , very against the state, and, uh, somehow the macron rather strangely irritates a lot of french people. these are the prices, but this is also different, this is a lie, a strong move in the election campaign of melenchon, the appearance in the media field of rachelka 48-year-old black maid who was born in the cat-devoir. she works in one of the hotels in the botigno

essentially this is - macron? very frustrating. essentially this is a - macron?n? very frustrating. - essentially this is a turning point in what will be his ten years as he has had a free run up to now because he has aided a clear, quite unchallenged majority in parliament which means he has been able to see his programme through and every time it has been... i would say rubber—stamped is a bit derogatory but it has been passed without the slightest question by a parliament which has become pretty toothless and instead we have prospect now of and instead we have prospect now of a majority which is at best much reduced, at worst, dispersed completely and probably will be somewhere in between. in other words not an outright majority button relative majority in which you will have to rely on others particularly the conservatives to get his programme through. it is far from the triumphant wave of hopi seem to represent five years ago and could potentially officer in —— triumph and a wave of hope. you could usher and a wave of hope. you could usher a very difficult f

a battle between president macron and the left as the french vote in parliamentary elections. the british transport secretary accuses union leaders of "punishing millions of innocent people" by pressing ahead with rail strikes later this week. itjust seems that the union is determined to go out on strike, the rmt, come what may and i think it is a very sad situation and i call on them to reconsider. western leaders — including borisjohnson — warn that russia's war against ukraine may go for years —— and support for kyiv must be sustained whatever the cost. and america becomes the first country in the world to approve use of the so—called mrna covid vaccines for babies. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. polling stations have opened across france, in the final round of voting for parliamentary elections. at stake is control of the five hundred and seventy seven seat national assembly, where the liberal party founded by president emmanuel macron has held sway for the last five years. he held sway for the last five years. is just voting here place

le monde say: that's because president macron plasma president macron's has said that we have known betteris clear. desolving the national assembly would be a big step. that's right. le monde refer to an unnamed strategist for azadeh and there is a debate about when they can do so of the national assembly so close after elections. most people say a year but they are reacting to the fact that they may not be able to get anything done. the fact is also that he has different options now whereas he had an outright majority last time, 350 seats, he could do a lot of what he wanted. now it's about compromises and deals and his government spokesperson did say that they're willing to work with any moderates who are willing to move france forward, a veiled reference. ukraine has warned that russian forces are trying to make kharkiv a front—line city again, weeks after they were pushed back by a counter—offensive. the country's second biggest city endured heavy bombardment at the start of the war before the russians were forced to retreat. some of those injured in the fighting then are now recoverin

in some way, emmanuel macron will have to find alliances. it could be the center right the small group of mps could be crucial for emmanuel macron. everything is on the table we will discuss if this is a win for emmanuel macron. we caught up with the new parliament and all this debate is good news for democracy or whether it is instability. >> it will be interesting to see as you clearly put it. either more debate or consensus or building on the other and ability to make the parliament work and convince people we are working for them as opposed to working for us if that works, we will bring people back to the voting booths if it is just about emmanuel macron on tv and block the parliament, then we won't go very far i also think that to have four elections in a row, french people voted twice for the president and twice for the parliament in the course of eight weeks away too many. we have to think how to reorganize the process in france and the institutions that requires outside assistance i hope we can get that it will be hard with some of t

with their own eyes, they will now change the attitude of macron scholz, er, towards putin , towardsill their rhetoric change after that? did they see this with their own eyes ? they are just hardened politicians who are not affected by anything so special, they have already seen it all. i think that it will have an effect, judging by at least what we see and, er, from the expressions on the faces of these politicians , together with those absolutely overestimate moments, an emotional moment, because politicians are hardened, sometimes a cynical person who, in principle, is used to being guided not by emotions, but how they understand the interests of their state in his understanding and their considerations regarding international politics, including the prospects for further development of the russian-ukrainian war, and yet today, by the way, you followed without knowing it, but i followed in social networks, there were a lot of jokes about macron, saying that macron came to kyiv and was looking for a service there from where call putin and yet and today macron was denying somethin

originally, macron's idea was to simple by the pension system.y have something like 44 different pension plans created by the national government. the idea had been to simplify it down to one. one may be too simple. maybe they could go down to five, 10, and not increase the age. the original plan had not been to increase the age of retirement, it had been to simple if i the pension system. perhaps that would be a change if it was attractive. tom: is the france of today, of this monday morning, less investor friendly than the france of friday? guest: i don't know how you felt on friday. it depends on how risk-averse you are. france is a very strong economy. people are very talented, well-educated. it is a stable country. by and large, it is well governed. i wouldn't think it is any less investor friendly now than it was before. on friday, it was pretty obvious. ok, bye. tom: annabelle lever, politics professor working to the implications of emmanuel macron losing his super majority. there are areas of compromise then as macron wakes up to a weaker

lument publication, through the mouth of its kyiv correspondent, says that in four months, macron has slipped from the position of one of the most popular world leaders in ukraine to the most unpopular because on horseback, many many believe that he is flirting with vladimir putin, seeking some kind of compromise in order not to humiliate putin, in addition to causing distrust macron's words about some common european security structure that does not include eu membership google in germany support for ukraine prevails, this follows from the op and also from the warm welcome that the germans gave to the refugees , almost a million arrived in germany from ukraine, but when it comes to the supply of tanks to ukraine with heavy weapons, this issue is extremely controversial, it divided the voters, and the complexity of this situation was added by the fact that chancellor offsholz himself can not decide how many and what weapons to send to ukraine especially tanks because he found himself under strong pressure in his homeland to make up his mind and do more to help ukraine. at one time, he

macron to romania. and in romania, literally these days, the bucharest nine, that is, the baltic states, the visegrad four, romania and bulgaria, was leaning in romania. i assume that during the meeting of the leaders of the bucharest deva certain messages were discussed and these messages were also conveyed to the french leader to president macron during macron's meeting with yoganis back in bucharest. and so this was the first argument and the second argument. i think that ukraine it is quite fair that foreigners begin their visits to our capital after visiting irpen. i think that this socio-psychological effect is the effect of the fact that the french and germans see what actually happened, and it leads to a rethinking of the position and a rethinking of the desire to talk with russia, let's say the chancellor himself -sholtz, while currently in irpen, spoke about the fact that he was shocked by the demi-cats that he saw and that he was convinced that russia was waging a war of destruction. well, th

emmanuel macron�*s presidency just got tougher.ats tonight. it is now more than 50 seats short of a majority. just look at the mood. translation: we have never seen a consideration of this type. it poses a risk for our country considering the challenges we face. this is now his main opposition, a new alliance of green left—wing parties dominated by far left mps. tonight, celebrating their new status, as the first opposition party france. translation: is the total defeat of the president's party and there is no majority. we have achieved the political objective we gave ourselves, to bring down the man who with such arrogance twisted the arm of the whole country to get elected. but this was a big surprise of the night. marine le pen's far right national rally partyjumped from a handful of seats, to almost 90. plenty of opposition to the president from all sides. translation: we are going to continue to bring - french people together, as part of a great popular movement unifying all patriots from the right and left. the parliamentary

manuel macron was brought to france.as entered the period of the war economy, and therefore it is necessary to review the law on spending on the armed forces in 2019-2025. this statement was made by the country's president, emmanuel macron , today during the opening of the international exhibition of the arms industry eversatori 2022 in paris the owner of the elysee palace said that he asked the minister of defense to review this law because of, and then the quote geopolitical events, and this is said by a person who will one day convince that putin should sit down and talk. and in another he insists on increasing the defense budget. unfortunately, politics is like this. it is the same everywhere in ukraine. we see the same in france. well, we are leaving france now. france, but not the french. hillary clinton criticized french president emmanuel macron for his calls not to humiliating russia, in the opinion of the former secretary of state of the united states of america, such a position is outdated and then crossed the

emmanuel macron was not tapping in forthem. how emmanuel macron was not tapping in for them.since then in terms of what he is offering? you said about the strategy for the left—wing parties in pulling together. is it more about their strategy than offering something different again? yes. about their strategy than offering something different again? yes, the rima something different again? yes, the primary concern _ something different again? yes, the primary concern in _ something different again? yes, the primary concern in all— something different again? yes, the primary concern in all of— something different again? yes, the primary concern in all of this - primary concern in all of this election is about cost of living. noticeably for example unemployment, which used to be the big number one concern five years ago has more or less disappeared. the jobs are out there. it is more about cost of living in the sense that people no longer have the wherewithal to buy the things they want to buy to keep up the things they want to buy to keep up the standards they want to keep up.

yes, formally, the macron certainly won. i emphasize his party has the majority once again.most of these are relative. they are absolutely late , if we take twenty perfect as a rule, and president uh, crocodile and uh, president alan and actually this cartridge on the very first three they had overwhelming social support. well, here's another shock, the elections in france in the new composition of the lower house of parliament turned out to be a former maid. her name is rochelle. she is 48 years old. she is a cat divoire native, professional activist, mother of five in parliament. she ran for that same left-wing alliance of mélenchon in the election results. she got more votes than her opponent, the former sports minister, er, roxana mara seed. hmm rochelle used to stand up for people's rights performing unhealthy work, since she herself, while she was a maid, according to her, often had health problems due to working conditions. after the election, she promised to restore order in the assembly to become an exemplary deputy. different epochs country give love story the hist

lisa: this is a major setback for president emmanuel macron.nstead of largely deciding by himself on french politics, like during his first term in office, he will now have to compose with other political forces to push through flagship measures such as his pension reform aimed at increasing the retirement age by several years from the current 62. he will try to gather support on the right also on the left, among members of the new left wing alliance loop that is already showing tracks. but it will be in a pile struggle as -- uphill struggle as macron's and his allies are not just fuchsia -- a few seats shot at a majority, but more than 40. brent: let's look now at some other stories were following. in africa, mali's government says jihadists have killed more than 130 civilians in recent days. the attacks took place in several villages east of the capital. the violence is connected to an ongoing islamist insurgency there. so-called lamic state has claimed responsibility for a terror attack in northeastern rock of province. at least 13 people we

mr macron mr macron a question, please, i can ask a question mr macron.ukrainians. let's talk later thanks from the hotel, the european leaders took the traditional excursion route to irpen to watch the staged atrocities of the russians. macron could not stand the onslaught of such a crowd and journalists and was forced to promise that paris would supply weapons to kiev and help restore the destroyed cities. i want to say that from the very beginning, france and europe have been on the side of ukraine and its population. we have provided military assistance, both defensive and offensive, including in recent days. i hope ukrainians will recognize that it was very helpful. we also provided financial assistance. we have already begun financing the reconstruction of cities that were affected by the destruction. as you can see, we are here to provide support. yes, there is no specifics in the words of the macron, that is, most likely, this is how they say it now ukraine another trenching. moreover, just the french, the germans, the italians write the times. th

said that he and putin spoke for 100 hours in these three months, can you imagine what macron couldlked about with putin, or is it very important for the west to keep putin at least in contact at least with someone, if biden doesn't talk to him, if johnson doesn't talk to him, if any world leader talks to them, well, at least one person should talk to him in order to at least understand something, does macron have such a role, or what role does he play ? i think so from all countries of all the leaders of the european union, he is the most likely war, chancellor scholz, although his domestic political situation is more unstable. but after the re-election, macron is now the president of france. that after russia really began to threaten with nuclear weapons and transferred its missile and space forces with nuclear and atomic carriers to combat duty, then french submarines together, which are armed with nuclear weapons, nuclear missiles have also advanced closer to the territory of russia, especially in the seas of the northern and semi-southern locations. that is, it is geopolitical

macron is a friend of ukraine.on this statement, i insist that it is just that simple, there were certain historical prerequisites, of course, all this happened in a different context, but the friendship between ukraine and france and the friendship between macron and zelenskyi exists, it is really clear er olivier thank you for joining our broadcast olivier vydrin french political scientist was with us the only news together we are strong will support the ukrainian army with money scan the code russia is trying again to manipulate the world this time through the imposition of the death penalty by a pseudo-court of the so-called dpr on three foreign citizens, serhii leshchenko , the adviser to the head of the office of the president of ukraine, stated this during a briefing on the dilution of russian fakes. he noted that the russian federation is trying to involve the courts of other countries in legal relations with the so-called dpr. we understand that it is about the legalization of the so-called justice on the

but macron seems to be feeling the hacklash— macron seems to be feeling the backlash now of what we areving crisis. because he comes from a wealthy background and has made a lot of money in banking is perceived, they call him the president for the richer in france, he only— president for the richer in france, he only seems to serve the elite and this is— he only seems to serve the elite and this is part _ he only seems to serve the elite and this is part of the surgeon populism we have _ this is part of the surgeon populism we have seen from brexit through donald _ we have seen from brexit through donald trump, through auburn in hungary— donald trump, through auburn in hungary -- — donald trump, through auburn in hungary —— part of the surge in populism _ hungary —— part of the surge in populism. people are seeing a patronising, entitled elite which thinks _ patronising, entitled elite which thinks it— patronising, entitled elite which thinks it is born to rule lunch macron— thinks it is born to rule lunch macron might fall into that category left and _ macron might fall into that categ

macron will be forced to engage in cohabitation to look for allies.in the new parliament, given the strained relations with melenchon or peng, the most logical choice is the republican democrats, but they have already stated that, but the titans shake will not go to the coalition, uh, a colossal setback for manuel macron, who is forced to pay for his cynicism, which concerns us we spent the whole company in opposition, we are in opposition and we will remain in it. this is very clear. this will be a constructive, real opposition to emmanuel macron, who would destroy everything his presidency would end in a complete failure of unity. positions towards the president and the divided national assembly perfectly reflect the true state of affairs in french society. tired of the policy pursued by the authorities in favor of globalism, the bitter cherry on the cake for macron was also the loss of at least three of his ministers, just recently appointed to the new cabinet anastasia popovich bernard vesti, france a rocket attack in a volley fire hurricane destr

macron and prime minister of italy mario draghi this is the first visit of macron scholz and draghi toaine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia and ukraine european leaders today they are supposed to meet with president volodymyr zelenskyi, scholz macron and the brawlers are taking ukraine's candidacy to the european union and with this request to return to the negotiation process with putin. they are carrying what they are carrying, is it really going to be about candidacy maybe they will trade in some way as it is accepted in diplomatic circles of course all this will happen and it will not happen in person but er, we will follow this visit, which is important for us, lizaveta yesko should join. please tell me if liza yesko is with us. then the last information from emmanuel macron, he already gave a short comment, er, question no to bmw tv , he told the following that during the visit the leaders will first meet with president volodymyr zelensky and visit you know which city the city of irpin the city of the hero irpin they visit together we will meet with presid

valentine's statements of putin are directed at the same french president manuel macron, who on junen an interview with the french media said that it is impossible to allow the humiliation of the russian federation, it is only important to preserve an opportunity for diplomacy and negotiations after the end of the war, uh, you were a diplomat, you understand this diplomatic language, what is meant by humiliating putin, i don’t know where the french president got exactly this information, such rhetoric, who told him about some humiliations, he knows very well how and the french government, and we had a minister of foreign affairs from him already after the presidential elections in france, and mrs. minister of foreign affairs of france was in the huts and personally saw not humiliations, imaginary and imaginary, but crimes the wars after the buchanan massacre are crimes against humanity and the consequences left by the russian army on the orders of putin himself. i think that this rhetoric is either unsuccessful or outdated, especially from the french president, and i think that after

definitely emmanuel macron, - the world stage? definitely emmanuel macron, it's - the world stage?t's a i the world stage? definitely - emmanuel macron, it's a setback for him. if he is able to forge a centre—right coalition, the new government could be more conservative, and it could do some reforms, there is a question about whether politicians can really agree, especially on the melenchon side were fearing to be cannibalised by the emmanuel macron party. we still don't know if melenchon can get the upper hand france can reform itself, if not unless there is some major change in the parliament, which without the republicans is unlikely we will have a country that is not going to be able to progress, for the next couple of years. thank you very much for your thoughts and your analysis. strike action across belgium today is set to bring the country to a standstill as people take to the streets in protest at the rising cost of living. several national public sector unions have called for the general strike as higher energy and food prices continue to push many people into financial

macron is a lucky guy.elenchon is a firebrand politician who says he would like to be prime minister, but he has managed to unite a wide range of green and left—wing parties behind him in the selection and his main aim is to block president macron from a parliamentary majority. this man, once an mp with president macron's party has nowjoined the melenchon's new alliance. brute now joined the melenchon's new alliance. ~ . ., , alliance. we agree on this programme _ alliance. we agree on this programme which - alliance. we agree on this programme which is - alliance. we agree on this programme which is veryl alliance. we agree on this - programme which is very strong on ecology and solidarity and we also recognise that we do have some divergences on some other points. d0 have some divergences on some other points-— other points. do you really want jean-luc _ other points. do you really want jean-luc melenchon | other points. do you really i want jean-luc melenchon as wantjean—luc melenchon as prime minister?

, everyone else is very against the macron. uh, somehow the macron rather strangely annoys a lot of french people, these are the prices. but this is different, too, this is a lie, a strong move in the election campaign of a melanchon appearance in the media field. rachel quique is a 48-year-old black maid who was born in the cote d'evoir. she works in one of the hotels in the botignolles district of paris and is ready to fight for the interests of the poor french. here is rachel at one of the meetings of the new people's ecological and social union led by melenchon in traditional african dress of the season frost we are the ones who make france repeat. we are the ones who make france if we don't work there will be no france without us, there is no france and the time has come for our laws to be passed in the national assembly. and it is not just words. kiki already has a successful experience. she was one of the initiators of the strike in hotels fought with employers for 22 months and achieved an increase in salaries for worke

for this it was necessary to get 289 seats, thus the supporters of emmanuel macron lose. in the current convocation, the current chambers of the french parliament have about 100 seats. media, commenting on the first results , they say that this is a very cold shower for the presidents of france, which i will remind you before the presidential elections. de facto refused to conduct an election campaign and despite the fact that he was seriously criticized for this before the parliamentary elections. again, he did not pay enough attention to this nuance. as a result, both in the first round of parliamentary elections and in the second , he showed a much lower result than supporters of the incumbent could expect . france as for the opposition forces, the united left of france under the preliminary jacques-melan, shona, which i recall took third place in the presidential elections, it becomes the main opposition force of the parliament according to preliminary results. they will receive from 175 to 190 seats. let me remind you that the left was able to form a coalition for th

and he is absolutely sure that macron's face is bad, that is, macron's size is bad because soon his citizens will have serious social problems. biden has a bad face because he, er. look at the prices of gasoline in the united states . zelensky has a bad face because his economy is collapsing and people are dying, and why putin's face well, it's all right, he is liberating russian territories, 8% of the population supports him , well, there are problems in the economy. well, you can . will be fine with his health, then he should think about his face. there are no crowns, although volodymyr gorbulin and valentin batrak wrote about it. fresh articles for lb.ua. with a saved face and in fact this is already happening, but ukraine bears the burden of a possible world war and the authors of the article say that ukraine is a scalpel that should today eliminate a deadly disease from the body of the planet, but this scalpel is not sharp enough, the sharpness of the scalpel leaves much to be desired due to the fact that the help of the west remains discreetly, let's move on to the important visits tha

, all the rest are very much against the macron against the state and e somehow macron rather strangely lot of french people. these are the prices, but this is also different, this is a lie, a strong move in the melenchon election campaign, the appearance in the media field of rachelka of a 48-year-old black maid who was born in the côte de voire. she works in one of the hotels in the botignolles district of paris and is ready to fight for the interests of the poor french. here is rachel at one of the meetings of the new people's ecological and social union, led by melenchon, in a traditional african clothes. yes nuki all zone frost we are the ones who make france repeat. we are the ones who make france if we don't work there will be no france without us, there is no france and the time has come for our laws to be passed in the national assembly. and these are not just words. kiki already has a successful experience. she was one of the initiators of the strike in the hotels fought with employers for 22 months and achieved an increase in wages for workers almost twice the deputies of the

facts of the week personally asked macron if these agreements in question are not, er, an exchange of ukrainian territory for peace. how did the statements of european guests change ukraine's prospects for joining the eu? was on yellow and now he is switching to green and will the status of a candidate for membership of the ues change the situation on the battlefield the facts of the week are explained in detail on the morning of june 16 on the porch of the mariinsky palace volodymyr zelensky, another delegation of high-ranking guests from the west is expected, a quartet of allies from the eu, romania, italy, france and germany, these leaders arrived in the ukrainian capital for the first time since the beginning of the full -scale invasion of russia. there are numerous memes on the network, endless calls to putin and requests not to humiliate russia, the trio of leaders of the largest countries in europe call putin fersteiners dependent on moscow, which means westerners loyal to the kremlin by politicians, what did they actually bring to kyiv on the floor, who was on the windowsill,

macron will be forced to engage in cohabitation to look for allies. in the new parliament, given the strained relations with melenchon or peng, the most logical choice is the republicans-democrats, but they have already stated that, but the coalition will not go a colossal setback for the manual of the macron, who is forced to pay for his cynicism, as far as we are concerned, we spent the whole company in opposition, we are in and we will stay in it. this is very clear. this will be a constructive, real opposition to emmanuel macron, who would destroy everything his presidency, would end in complete failure, the unity of the opposition in relation to president and the divided national assembly is the best reflection of the true state of affairs in french society. tired of the policy pursued by the authorities for the sake of globalism. the bitter cherry on the cake for macron was also the loss of at least three of his ministers, who were only recently appointed to the new cabinet anastasia popova , whether vernadsky news, france central russia will be

macron replied, i quote, we do not care about the proposal of the separatists.same time, he immediately said that he was ready to be a mediator in the negotiations, said that he would demand this from zelensky, as you know, kiev refused to continue to attack, donbass and a special operation began, and this is not the first time that the elysee palace leaked confidential negotiations that such is not stipulated, nor by international protocol, by non- diplomatic etiquette. it is clear that trust is being undermined, it is clear that working with the macron administration, which, in fact, according to the rules, will be very inconvenient and uncomfortable inside. and unfortunately, this is what we have to state. after this closed information, the violation of the genre has already occurred in france in 2020. during the outbreak of the coronavirus, meanwhile, the french and american press indicate that the west has been consistently pushing ukraine conflict with russia and is now discussing the largest military deployments since the cold war. the spanish newspaper e

macron. will be forced to engage in cohabitation to look for allies.ew parliament, given the strained relationship with melenchon, or peng is the most logical choice. republicans are democrats, but they have already said that, but they won’t go, this is a colossal setback for manuel macron, who has to pay for his cynicism, as far as we are concerned. we spent the whole company is in opposition, we are in opposition, and we will remain in it. this is very clear. it will be a constructive, real opposition to emmanuel macron, who would destroy everything his presidency, would end in complete failure, the unity of the opposition in relation to the president and the split national assembly perfectly reflects the true state of affairs in french society. tired of the policy pursued by the authorities in favor of globalism, the bitter cherry on the cake for macron was also the loss of at least three of his ministers, just recently appointed to the new cabinet of anastasia popova news from liberia, france reports are coming from the united states at this moment

looking at the luxurious decoration of the hall, the macron began to suspect. the aid allocated to ukraine spent on? the romanians , who visited zelensky for the first time, were still naive, hoping that the european guests would refuse to pay for electricity. therefore, in order not to turn on the air conditioners at the press conference, zelensky dragged everyone out into the street, singing four inseparable cockroaches and macron cricket, no longer ciphered and looked at his ukrainian boyfriend through the eyes of saigas, the mating season, like a match dug out of the grave. it was obvious that wine and women. he gets out of the same basement. he didn’t know romanian, even the romanian himself, so he spoke english . when asked about relations with the macron, zelensky replied that there, if anything, it was, it was just the president’s choice only once, and that ended with tongues scratching weapons didn’t give mountains of gold . promised russia scolded. yes, they whistled at home, but why did they gather like that no one really understood sergey kremlev es

jean- luc melenchon did not skimp on unflattering epithets about the macron, damn it, a hole, this isplete surprise. this is a complete defeat of the presidential party, and he does not have any majority. we've made it we've made it political goals that have set themselves in less than a month to throw off the one who is full of arrogance, who held the whole country in his hands in order to win without explaining to us. why then to pursue their policies and painful reforms? any resistance in the parliament, the task, which, after his re- election to the president this time, turned out to be beyond the power, unlike the previous elections of the same seventeenth year, this marathon can already be called a special second round of the parliamentary elections, in fact, became a direct continuation of presidential, where the french are in most departments. i had to choose between the left under the auspices of the melenchon and those who support the macron, and the fact that the swing swung towards the left speaks of dissatisfaction with the economic situation, people's concern about the s

this is a big move for macron and borisjohnson together.or macron and boris johnson together.— boris johnson together. lizzie, clearly you _ boris johnson together. lizzie, clearly you would _ boris johnson together. lizzie, clearly you would assume - boris johnson together. lizzie, clearly you would assume that | clearly you would assume that ukraine would be pleased by this country is coming together in support of ukraine. can you see any other benefits to this packed? i think improvement in relations between — think improvement in relations between france and the uk is obviously a positive on a number of levels _ obviously a positive on a number of levels it_ obviously a positive on a number of levels it is— obviously a positive on a number of levels. it is useful for ukraine because — levels. it is useful for ukraine because obviously france is a big player— because obviously france is a big player in— because obviously france is a big player in the european union. it's quite _ player in the european union. it's quite interesting that t

somehow the macron rather strangely irritates a lot of french people. these are the prices, but this is also different, this is a lie, a strong move in the election campaign of melenchon, the appearance in the media field of rachelka of a 48-year-old black maid who was born in cat-devoir. she works in one of the hotels in the botignolles district of paris and is ready to fight for interests of the poor french. here is rachel at one of the meetings of the new people's ecological and social union, led by a melenchon, in the traditional african dress of the season of phrases. we are the ones who make france repeat we that make france if we don't work there will be no france without us, there is no france and the time has come for our laws to be passed in the national assembly. and these are not just words, kike already has a successful experience. she was one of the initiators of the strike in hotels 22 months fought with employers and has achieved an increase in wages for workers almost twice the deputies of the french parliament are elected for 5 years.

. >>> and emmanuel macron's bid is under threat as the left surges in the next round of assembly elections. >> for the first time, the newly elected president is not capable of gathering a majority of the parliamentary election >>> happy monday warm welcome to "street signs. not so happy in the market stoxx 600 is down 1.5% in the first hour of trade. extending last week's losses the benchmark dropped 4% last week overall the main event on friday which is the cpi report for the month of may in the united states. coming in a lot higher than expected we saw instead of keeping pace with what we saw in april, we saw acceleration in the headline cpi for may. spending markets in a tail spin. we will dive over into the next session and now filtering to europe the question is will central bankers act vfaster and more aggressive to combat inflation let's look at the split. it is red across the board steep losses italian market down 2% german market down 1.7%. cac 40 down 1.4% the uk market is taking a hit. ftse down 1.7% every sector is trading in the red. more resilience in the defensive parts of

is simply not able to humiliate putin well, you actually remember this macron that it is impossible to humiliate russia, but actually they are trying to figure out the editorial why it is so, there are three factors, the first reminds that although macron had a very warm relationship with zelensky from the very beginning, but at the very beginning of his presidency, macron was looking for another friendship, he was actually looking for friendship from putin, and why is that because macron is such a golist, that is, he a supporter of general de golov, he actually imagined his mission as the president as a return to the idea of ​​a great europe, and where is it? it was an idea from the atlantic to the urals. and actually he believed that macron ’s mission was to return russia to greater cooperation in order to oppose china well, this is the first factor, and actually sylvie berman, who is the apostle of france, was the apostle of france in russia, she actually sends new words to the publication so that any things, for example, there are publications from which fakes about macron's wif

macron's wish list.luc melenchon can paralyze parliame now with 17 mp's, one government supporter said. imagine what he could do with 50. lucy williamson, bbc news. >> the bbc will of course be across the latest on those elections. now to the north coast on the east of england. the wreck of a 17th-century ship has been found. experts say it is the most important maritime discovery for the last 40 years. the ship ran aground on a sandbank and fed strong winds, causing it to sink in 1682. its location has been a mystery until it was discovered by divers after a four year search. joe black is in the town of great yarmouth, where the discovery was made. >> beneath the surface, 30 miles up the great yarmouth coast lies in the 17th century worship that came to a tragic itnd sank 340 years ago after hitting a sandbank. on board was james stewart, duke of york and fure king. he survived, but up to 250 people did not. since 1682, the vessel remained half buried on the seabed. its exact location was unknown. now w