maloney: that is critical. say that in the region, our innovation systems tend to be fragmented, underfunded and this articulated. for instance, latin america i think is tied for africa with interactions between the universities and the private sector and firms. think of silicon valley or route 128, the linkage between stanford and berkeley, or harvard and mat and the local firms, it is critical. we have some of our smartest people in universities and they aren't talking with the private sector. that is a luxury they cannot afford through training systems need to be more aligned with the needs of the private sector and we need to be thinking about schools that provide technical training, which is the lifeblood of the modern economy. but we don't really have that. so there is a bunch of things we -- i call that second-generation reforms. we are putting out of publication called second-generation reforms of systems and countries. absolutely key. jason: we look forward to having back and talking about the publicat

your jump, maloney has been head of government since october 2022. her policy lays out to new nationalism build as traditional christian, conservative and critical of islam full, her national interest, trump, that's of the european community. and her election campaign speeches, she made it clear, but it's we would set the tone and most allow the easier to dictate anything the capital of italy is rome and rome should be the capital of the european union. i would like to bring this demand to be european parliament to understand why i think you're repeating the election campaign is all about climate policy migration and the future of the you. you have to look back when also the funded lion took office in 2019 before the time to make the war into crane and the economic crisis. she address the issues of the day, shift bottom of the dear members of parliament in july, immediately after my appointment, i placed climate protection at the heart of my political program. this was the people of europe who called on us to take decisive action against climate chan

i'm maloney in july of 20. 23. is this how 2 opponents greece each other again and again the 2 appeared together acting like allies, as maloney moved to the center or from the lion to the right. supposedly these 2 women represent 2 opposing political visions about europe's future. a stronger, more centralized to you or a d centralized union featuring more powerful nation states. about $350000000.00 europeans will elect their representatives to the parliament from judas 6 to the 9th post predict that right wing policies will gain ground, which could significantly change the cost of the you. how much compromise can europe toner rates? what is the political red line the, the european nicola mentioned strasburg from m. p. 's of focusing on the final set of proposed rules and regulations before the upcoming election. these regulations will affect the lives of people across the continent. walk this last game. of course, new regulations of the habits shown such proponents confined to votes needed to post them. the differe

take georgia maloney like a 6 funder line. it's very skillful that she simply involves her and she goes to to news with maloney and says this is our deal now with them alone. you can no longer complain about her friend after all, they did it together and i suspect that she will deal with others in the same way in the show with, oh no, no, i'm getting good. move though, have haldeman treat group elected has it's these candidates from deadline is cooling for an economic focus and future climate policy, which policy colleagues consider to be to green french m e p a whole lot. do take some hug. magic view of fund deadlines, time and office so you could forget the difficulties. she has someone who has faults, like everyone else does. but she was a true embodiment of europe in difficult times. you can, i think of the war and ukraine. i think of cove it apart from that. maybe it would be good to have a debate of young of a real debate about who should be at the head of the next commission to the s. and then maybe some change would al

maloney: first of all, thank you for the invitation.topics that are inedas you mentioned, we have nt grown as a region, and whether they be productivity organized crime are only seeming to get more intense. ntly, on the growth front, if you want to talk aboutha we remain low. there has been an upward revision on our for months, bute remain low. our forecast going forward are 2%, two .5%,is it is not enougho promote social mobility or reduce poverty, and it isif yo'd was growingt 3.1%, so we have structural issues we need to deal with. this to our like this is your grandfather's hyper volatile inflationary region. he second major crisis when we did not do particularly worse than anybody else. used to say u.s. would get a cold in latin america we get inflation taking out a couple of lems, our inflation rates are below those of the od. both of those intensify a better macroeconomic management, which is given us a more stable environment to work in, so we are in a situation of mediocre growthut a fair amount of resilience on the macro front

maloney: first of all, thank you for the invitation. these areics that are incredibly important to us in the region. as you grown as a region, and the type of problems we are facing whether they be productivity organized crime are only seeming to get more intense. recently, on the growth front, if you want to talk about that, we remain low. there has be an upward revision on our forecast in the last couple of months, but we remain low. our forecast going forward are two .5% and the problem with that is it is not enough to mobility or reduce poverty, and it is not a temporary thing. if you look at the decade of 2010's we were also going at 2.2% when the re of the world was growing at 3.1% so we have structal with. this said, it is important to our like this is not your grandfather's hyper volatile inflationary region. kobe to mark the second major crisis when we did not do particularly worse than anybody else. used to say cold in latin america we get pneumonia. everyone got pneumonia. inflation taking out a couple of problems our inflati

maloney: of the same elephant.hen i was talking about the need for complementary reforms to ensure the positive impact of increased competition that into get to talking about. ng cities. you need to have transport networks that make it so they can get their products to the coast in a reasonable manner. all of those things are part of the ecosystem in which firms grow and getroductivity to a point where they can compete, so there is a huge overlap of agendas there. what elena's report is bringing to bear is it is necessary to look at a su disaggregation review, other issues we have to work on in order to increase productivity. ms. ianchovichina: bill said it there is one thing to emphasize, it relates to not only what he said right now, but also to improving opportunities for off shoring in the region is that it is crucial from a global perspective and a development in latin america to strengthen the competitiveness of urban tracreate the jobs needed in cities we also have a lot of the poor. we talked about migratio

do you think it's going to be qual, maloney, and the pen? this is also a proposition of a victo off. i'm from hungry. i mean, he wants these 2 groups to cooperate, but i think that the fund, the line would be very cautious of cooperating with the pen. but you will be eventually willing to cooperate or to us to be elected by the votes. of fact, the lead the thought of out by george, i'm alone his party because as he mentioned, formerly charge on bologna for phillips, the criteria she is pro ukraine. she's pro european as far as of now and during her government, and she is pro rule of law. so these are the 3 criteria. and the pro cr ukrainian stance. marine the fan in the past, i must say in the past has been thoughtful, you know, with our stance pro russia. um so um i think in the case that the majorities will be that fund the line needs some more votes than maybe just the social democrats and greens or so or doesn't get done about. i think she will rely on the conservatives of the of the c, r group and the fatality, the tire. i think she wil

maloney: they arl same ele.refor■k■r■s to ensure the positive impact of competition, that into a lot of things italking about. you need to have transportioning cities. networks that ke it so■j they can get their products to the coast in a reasonable manner. all of those things are part of the ecystem in which firms grow and get their productivity tocompete, so there is a huge overlap of agendas there. what elena's report is bringing to■rbÑ bear is it is necessary o look at a subnational levdisaggr issues we have to work on in order to incas ms. ianchovichina: bill said it very well, and if there is one thing to emphasize, it relates to not only what he said right now, but also to improving opportunities for off shoring in ths crucial d a development perspective iticomp, so they are able to create the needed in.■4 cities where we also have a lot of the poor. we talked about migration from other areas in theseountries, but we already have a pool of people in low income parts of the cities that are underemployed, t

so they need to use the georgia maloney is the right wing . government has been in follow. there's been a squeeze on the media in general. and the guy in particular, from the counseling of critical voices, to a slew of resignations, the sensitive of stories, and the placement of pro government people in key positions inside of save the situation has never been this bleak. those who spoke with us for this report did so on the condition behind that identity. the listening force thought of canal for now from room on the forcing independence of it to these national broadcaster and the broader implications for democratic discords. i need to feed them in a to me it to the debates raging about the prime minister's domination like a public broadcaster by which a critics of tele maloney show up to date given the wide. yeah. and also in late may georgia. i'm a no need took the social media to confront her appointments by trolling them the whole state of georgia. keep it all different, so the but that's not a daily mail. only 15 when he goes by teasing her critics, the prime ministers

i've a public for a cost of by which a critics of tele maloney show up to date. and then the reason why the and also in late may georgia. i'm a no need took the social media to confront her appointments by trolling them the whole state of georgia capital of issues with the but that's not a daily mail only because when you go by teasing her critics, the frame ministers twisting the narrative in her favor unfortunately, seligman only is real news when take walk through what i work. directories are renowned maloney support a recently we've seen maloney speech is transmitted july improvement in one particularly outragious case for 46 minutes straight without any kind of journalistic examination whatsoever. the to these prime minister says it's open the, she thinks it's time for i to change previous governments, lots of minorities policy, but i lead the atanya out of the governance of the public broad, costa. and now the found rights routing correlation wants to redress what they see of historic left swing. by a turn this we've spoken to a guy in 5th, what is happenin

they, st. maloney and allies are out to save control of the network. bend it. so that will touch will sideline. anyone who gets in the way, which is why old, which on this we've spoken to have off to remain either anonymous or off the record . among ourselves, we generally say the discover many sticky note prisoners at which is to say that they are replacing people are loyal to them. you know, it's key roles and i'm, if somebody comes manor, you can see it in our news rooms in our programs and news bulletins. it leaves less and less space is for voice is tied to the opposition or g c by to let them to the website that people talk about. this is the political interference in right. it has only just begun, but it's always been what i'm saying today is the same i've seen in previous years . there's a lot of politics, lots of opportunities, and perhaps those have only just realized rise and the government control. worsley few years ago. or maybe they're just finding their complaints hate to yours too late, or do i need any data but the other 3 will make up of what

so i want to ask you about via the prime minister prime minister maloney . what is her plan if her party with the punting stations in italy close at 11 p. m. people are now coming to vote. actually before that initially and the gets a little bit more busy here. turn out so far is quite low. we only have the opinion imposed, but they all say that judging maloney available when big she will be the woman that has the biggest lucky of votes after the selections. and to she made to this election into mid term election actually about herself and about her government. europe didn't, did not play much of a role in this european election and judging. maloney is trying to team up the visiting the pen from us. i believe more. the nothing, not in phones to build a new, bigger writing, a group and the european parliament, the about 30 right. big parties in the parliament and maloney's for these times. you have only have 20 seats there. so it's that's not much. but she was one of the, one of the biggest blocks in these 30 parties. she would try to unite them to have a gre

he was invited by the host, georgia maloney.yy is saying that obtaining more air defenses and long range weapons and getting approval for use of the frozen russian assets are naturally more of the priorities that they will be discussing later today at the g7. we know that the president of ukraine has previously asked for this he's been very vocal about the need for more air defense systems. zelenskyy is also saying that he'll be signing a security agreement with japan on thursday so all of this is helpful to ukraine and naturally as they continue to fight this invasion against russia let's look at tesla. their shades are trading higher pre-market after elon musk tweeted to say his pay package is passing the shareholder vote by a wide margin shareholders are voting for the second time on his reimbursement package which could come in as high as $55.8 billion. the vote is set to conclude on thursday, and arjen joins me to discuss this in more detail. he's been very vocal about this pay package to be approved ultimately is this some

so maloney is very confident that she is putting of a leadership facie on this g 7 summit. and she also chose a very nice venue to impress all the others as tell us about this, this venue. they support a go at egg, not say i said that right? yes, this is actually a fake village at the coast of the a pulley. um, it's a hotel complex designed to look like an olds and batteries a town, but it's actually built only 20 years ago. so it's like kind of a, of a disney result if you want a but it's very luxurious, very excluded, very exclusive, also popstars like madonna, and take this venue to celebrate their last birthday parties. and mrs. melanie said this is exactly the right spot. cheap. wanted to go and, and you tell the media are also reporting that maloney has of test at the pool on tuesday of and she arrived here. okay, thanks for that bounce. thank very much bands and we get apps v g 7 conference to leave all night. so defense ministers meeting in brussels today for a 2 day conference to show up additional support feed crime. they're discussing plans to provide ministry as

and this follows maloney's right wing allies getting a significant boost and then you will actions. what standing does he have among other world leaders of the summit? yeah, the elections last week. definitely. so lots of losses for many governments within the european union. if you take the examples of france and germany that governments that, that policies definitely lost and georgia maloney after the elections came out and presented himself as one that essentially one there is election. so there is a lot of taylor in for her political table. and at the moment on the european union, a state she is presenting herself as a mediator and who has the support from all countries. she says she's also extending a hand to the global south and she says she wants to change the relationship between european union countries and countries in africa and what we're same animal i to i level now where she stands. politically. of course, there's a bit of doubt when it comes to her domestic politics where she is pursuing a very conservative pos and roots like boston for example. or the, the, the, the

many designated police prime minister, georgia maloney and hunger east prime minister victor oregon as far right. it's also used for germany's f d. donald trump and the mac, a movement of the us and a times even with the conservative party in the u. k. what some experts say the term fire rise doesn't work anymore. one is the political scientist pippin iris from harvard university actually to so just basically because i just think it's way up to us. it's an old fashion term because europeans used to think of everything and that's wrapped up us into the for a transmission. and that makes some sense when you had a concept to consider. democrats and you had social democrats and social responses . nowadays, it's more complicated. she thinks plastic left right, divides over the economy, a gradually being superseded by a split over cultural issues. and it's a wide range of issues or issues. like, for example, abortion with the doctor's rights of the t rex nations or business customer pulls into some human rights. thus there's a sense of a strong state. it helps explain why you're probably mor

hi, gary environment is to victor all on italy's, georgia. maloney are the most critical voices very using fire right parties which make gains and the reason to repeat elections. i'm not representing this in the pick. the next step off to the lead us summit is for the european parliament to have it say in the coming weeks. so a possible 2nd to him for was the last one. that line is this hot from a done deal with these jag, eric is following the summit for us in brussels. i asked him how much influence the far right leaders really have at the end of the day on who gets these important e u jobs. how about, you know, as much influence as they would like to have sat and they receive the italian prime minister, georgia maloney be quite unhappy and quite publicly expressive about how unhappy she is. that her hard, right grouping within the european political spectrum isn't going to get one of the top jobs. but the reality is, is that this sense risk coalition is going to form again in the european parliament . they are the ones that are going to be able to, besides be the top drugs all the

so even if georgia maloney basic ends us live on the line, stephen is as we expect, the hon. gary and prime minister of its old. i'm will also vote against they may choose to abstain, rather than against then on the line can still get through and retain her jump. the question is, what does that mean to have a european commission president who was not approved, especially via tale and the biggest economy in the european union, not to proving that the person is in charge of negotiating trade deals, for instance. yeah, well let's assume on the line that does get another term in office and meet, what could we expect from her and from the commission for the next 5 years. so this is the play that the italians will try and make. we know that the on the line is planning. if she gets back in to set up a new unit within the european commission that will look at security and defense. and that unit is expected to be quite a big sort of send a piece of the future commission for the next 5 years. i'm what c may do is have a negotiation with the italian prime minister or of the defendants i

they cancel fiscal reasons, maloney wants to lower taxes and low and also minimum income scheme. um, in the interest of business. yes. internationally oriented companies are always likely to have a problem with far right. movements as they have to are finding out they see long, easy about the rise to ride to quite in the sense that what these parties do and, and, and trump these prob, sticking sampling disregard is to disrupt free trade by stimulating a turn towards economic protectionism. and economic nationalism, which is all the interests of export oriented companies. the rise of the far right in europe has raised the spectra of the 19 twenties and 19 thirties and economic crises such as unemployment, hyperinflation have bringing factors through. but there are 2 key differences between the economies of the 19 twenties and the 2020s, employment and welfare. while inflation is still high. surprising the have why the a labor problem in europe. so unemployment is very low. and, and companies, uh, we do use searching for a thoughtful leap. so that's a big difference here. the examp

and the, the real focus is on the georgia maloney again who we just mentioned earlier. whether it was a lot funded line is going to be really opening to take well pricing with more places. so that's gonna be something to watch. and the days ahead from the lines being quite a big us about it, she was a big us about it last night. so we just don't know the answer to that yet. but i think that underlines against the georgia maloney is going to be very important. figure to watch and the as the right has been strengthened, but still many question marks remain richard walker or chief international. have sure, thank you very much. sketchup on a few other stories making headlines today. south korea has restarted loud speaker, propaganda broadcast so long. it's border with the north. it's in response to a campaign by filling yang of sending trash carrying balloons southwards. kim jo, john, north korean leader kim young ones, sister war and the south was creating a prelude to a very dangerous situation. stories in brazil have declared environmental emergency after raging wild fir

he signed the migration deal with georgia, maloney in november 2023. under the agreement, italy will send it to asylum seekers. 12, any of their cases will be decided in a fast track procedure. but still, according to the law, those who are not granted asylum will be deported back to their country of origin. other e u countries are also keen towns source their migration processing. but at the moment, rama only wants to help italy. italian is startled managers by over such as i say that we are separated by sea and body. but man, if things in history, but we are practically living in the same area in the government district in t rhonda. the european flag flies alongside the albanian flag. the country has been a candidate for e u membership since 2014. but it will be many years before it can become part of a block. the albania entered a new era after the end of the communist dictatorship in 1990. but the country still suffers from a difficult economic situation, and corruption remains a problem. as a leader, rama is controversial migration deal like this

she was accompanied on her trip by a tele and prime minister, georgia maloney. the e u is looking to tanisha for help. they stopped the refugees and didn't return receive millions of yours from brussels. funded line made no mention of the offences committed by the nation. please, at least not in public, she only talks about the crimes of a legal traffickers. we need to crack down on criminal networks of smart, less than traffic because they are exploiting schuman despair. the e u has entered into partnership with the controversial president, was a very different take on human rights. shortly after funder lines visit. these images went round the world. the canadian security forces had again abducted migrants and taking them to the libyan border. there they abandoned them in the desert and scorching heat without water. denisia confirmed the authorities were behind these actions. the you simply looked at the other way, european values of band and in the desert, along with the migrants. one person who knows all about migration deals is girls canals. he was the archi

like it least georgia maloney who got done with others. we will build a bus, should i go stick streams from the ad from the right way? well, so a few of the votes are still being counted, but we're getting a clear idea of the future makeup of the european parliament. the iep remains the biggest group in the projected new parliament. the central right block includes parties like germany's christian democrats and spans people's party. but the biggest swings are the ends of the political spectrum with voters turning their backs on europe's green parties and looking towards the identity and democracy group that includes paul, right, nationalist and populous parties. many of the euro skeptics, the right brain group expelled germany, spar right, a up the party earlier this year following various scandals as well. here to help us make sense of this european parliamentary election with join now in the studio by the w as chief international editor, richard walker. what's your, what do you mean take away from this european parliamentary election? oh

c r members, for example, from george and maloney's party. but in doing that will likely rage those on the left of the political spectrum, like the greens and so therefore of onto my will have to trade very carefully as she tries to get the rubber stump of this parliament. so she can secure her pass back toward the european commission headquarters here in brussels, correspondent joseph rashad in brussels. thanks very much on that. a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the wild, german preston, funk belt. assign maya and french president of under the crawl, commemorating the victims of fanatic domestic are in front starting the 2nd level. as troops met at 643 people in order to do so. in 1944, the village has been preserved as a reminder of nods into into south korea has to be started. loudspeaker propaganda brought the task along. it's pulled over into mall. it's in response to a campaign by young young with sending trash getting balloon southwards giving you a joint not put in need to keep john on the system to solve

d, w band triggered reports from rome where it's holly and right when prime minister at georgia, maloney told the use traditional centrist parties that their time is up. and migration is a key topic in this year's elections. we take a look at how new arrivals see the vote and the current political climate any are up. the mariana evan stain is good to have you with us. millions of voters and $21.00 european union countries have been going to the polls on the last day of elections for the next year. a p and parliament, so called super sunday. and the predictions are accurate right? wing parties are going to make major gains. the outcome will shape the policies of the you for the next 5 years on issues from migration to climate change. as well as security cooperation. a total of $720.00 seats are up for grabs and final results are expected. on monday dw spoke to voters from across europe to find out what matters to them in the selection. but most of the, for me is duty to fight, because i think we'll have the freedom in half democracies to choose uh, representatives. so that's the reason i'

c, r members, for example, from george and maloney's party. but in doing that will likely rage those on the left of the political spectrum, like the greens and so therefore of on demand will have to trade very carefully as she tries to get the rubber stamp of this parliament. so she can secure her post max ward, the european commission headquarters here in brussels, correspondent joseph rashad in brussels. thanks very much for that. quick look now at some of the stories from around the world, german president frank belt his time, my and french president around the macro, a member, i think the victims of a nazi messic guy in france during the 2nd level. stoops my dad 643 people in or i do so glad. in 1944, the village has been preserved as a reminder of non secure warranty to south korea. as we started loud speak of propaganda broadcast along its border with the north. it's in response to a campaign by tone yang of sending trash filled the balloons southwards. came your junk not clearly that came jungling cyst out. one of the south was creating

here on this international stage, georgia maloney stands for quite some controversial policies, very conservative. so for example, there was a plan to have the right to abortion in the draft community k of the g 7 in the we're hearing of that was a no go for georgia maloney that she just wouldn't have it in that for her family consist of mother or father and a child or 2, and the there is no such thing as abortion, that can be considered legal according to the italian prime minister. we understand this morning, g 7 leaders discuss migration issues. what more can you tell us? of the g 7 also this time around invited other countries to attend the sessions and they do stress the fact that more international cooperation is needed to tackle the challenges, but also sees the opportunities that come from migration. so this needs to be done in coordination between the more developed and the less developed countries. also those imagine economies and migration is something where you can get everybody behind the table. everybody's concerned by this question. just how do you fight the root cause

i mean, in the last few years we've seen georgia maloney leader of brothers ability party elected his prime minister here at villers leader of the party for freedom when the netherlands election and has secured a coalition government deal with that. right. has made gains in recent years and countries like france, germany, spain, oh, what's behind this rise or so there are several different reasons why the far right is on the rise in several you countries. and these may not be the same for all of the countries that we are talking about. a general. the reason is of course, that there has been a rise and concerns about migration, not just cultural concerns, but also economic concerns. what we have also seen are essentially better organized for ice parties and much more effective in terms of the campaign. so they have run and we've also seen a progressive normalization of the far right. where'd by other political parties that previously would have, for example, refused to collaborate with the far right? have started not just co opting their ideas, basically, but also including them in gov