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does not, the prime minister is still maloni, not salvini.me in france, marine le pen is gradually moving away from his traditional sympathies for vladimir putin. it is also an absolutely obvious thing, so in this sense, if these far-rights move to the center, they immediately begin to realize that good relations with russia spoil their future political reputation. mastodon. such as the late silvio berlusconi, could, could to hold on to the hems of vladimir putin's jacket until their last dying hour, but they understood that their time was running out, and for them, relatively speaking, the old mutual scheme, which had been worked out for ten years, was more important than the political future, and now you imagine that you come to such a party as a young activist, and you understand that if you continue to talk about how good russia is, how it is the custodian of european values, nothing will shine for you, and you want to be... not just a member of the european parliament and not just deputy national assembly of france, you want to be prime

conservatives and reformists (isr), which includes such parties as the italian brothers of giorgia malonie polish party pravo. and justice peace, the swedish democrats and the spanish party vox won 73 seats. the political group is even more right-wing identity and the democrats, marine le pen and the freedom party of austria (fpo) would also gain more if they did not get rid of the odious pro-kremlin party alternative for germany, af. after the leading member of this german party (k) did not justify the actions of the eu in. in the second world war war french president emmanuel macron was forced to dissolve the national assembly and announce early elections. when it became clear that his centrist revival party had been defeated. instead , marine le pen's right-wing party (national union) defeated president macron's centrist liberal coalition by a margin of 15%. and fpo is leading in austria. together, isr and id will have about 130 mandates, which roughly corresponds to their number received in 2019. there is always the possibility that two groups can unite to form a populist right -wing

conservatives and reformists (ecr), which includes parties such as the italian brothers of giorgia maloni, the polish law and justice peace party, the sweden democrats and the spanish vox party won 73 mandates. the political group is even more right-wing identity and democrat. marine le pen and the freedom party of austria (fpo) would also gain more if they did not get rid of the odious pro-kremlin party alternative for germany, afd. after a leading member of this german ka party failed to justify the actions of the eu in world war ii. french president emmanuel macron was forced to dissolve the national assembly and announce early elections. when it became clear that his centrist party from... roden was defeated, instead the right-wing party of marine le pen (national union) won with a margin of 15% over the coalition of centrist liberal parties of president macron, and the fpou is leading in austria. together, isr and id will have about 130 mandates, which roughly corresponds to the number they received in 2019. always exists. the belief that the two groups could merge to form a populist

in brussels, preparations are being made for the next summit of the european union, giorgia maloni, theister of italy proposed, although not, it is better to say, demanded de-bureaucratization. the european commission, and the kim resident is once again giving nightmares to his neighbors, about this and other things in a moment in the column world about ukraine. let's start with such news, what was just talked about last week, today became a reality. representatives of 32 countries, members of nato, at the meeting of the north atlantic council in brussels , approved the candidacy of the prime minister. of the netherlands acting prime minister of the netherlands mark rutte for the position of secretary general of the alliance for the next 5 years. representatives of the press service informed journalists about this. earlier , mark ruta, the outgoing prime minister of the netherlands, announced that he plans to go on vacation for three months, and then he will start work as nato secretary general. it will happen the first of october. let me remind you that mark ruta is 57 years old, he he

is sction mare or malonima maloni smart policy? that's absurd on its face to me.ould further the ovef membfrpproximately 100 countries at the court. from judges and prosecutors, tog nationals of close u.s. who coly work to prosecute war criminals around the globe. the language i so broad that even a cafeteria worker or janitor, even thei families could be construed as having supported or materially assisted in these prosecutions by providing services to the i.c.c. i.c.c. relies on american companies productivity software and other gold standard tech products. all of these american companies would be banned from doing such business with the i.c.c. and the chinese competitors could rush to fill that gap. do we want the i.c.c. reliant on the p.r.c. for its email services? or its cloud storage? do we want to send a message to all other international organizations that america could pull the plug on their business services at any moment? this will undermine america's interests and bolster those of china and russia. the broad sanctions language included this legislation

giorgia maloni is a politician who started her political career in the 90s in the neo-fascist political force, but later she created her own party, brothers of italy. and already in power, she managed to become more moderate. previously, she gravitated towards the far right. at one time, she... opposed the euro, she spoke about the ethnic replacement of italians by migrants, they advocated a naval blockade of libya to stop migrant boats. now it is firmly entrenched in the camp of the european right. it speaks more about the security of italy's borders and about the increase in the birth rate in the country. she worked very well with ursula fondelaien, the president of the european commission, who may need her support to win a second term at the helm of the european commission. she has good ones. relations with leaders in london, washington and paris, but she can also sit at the same table with people like viktor orbán, the far-right leader hungary, so it is a kind of bridge between two worlds. and so she has become an extremely important figure, and while we are talking about the defeat

not affected by anything else, as it seems to me, but meanwhile the italian prime minister george malonied at the peace summit that the achievement of peace should not be confused with the subjugation of one country by another, because this would create a dangerous. precedent for all, let's hear ms. maloney. protecting ukraine means protecting the system of rules that unites the international community and protects every country. if ukraine could not count on our support and was forced to capitulate, we would not be here today to discuss minimum terms for negotiations, we would simply be discussing the invasion of a sovereign state. and we can all imagine the consequences. dear colleagues, peace does not mean surrender, as president putin seems to suggest in his latest statements. by the way, the day before, a number of mass media provided an incorrect simultaneous translation of melonia's words. if russia does not agree to these principles, we will force it to surrender, well, at least that's how it was translated, and our journalist yuriy fizer, after listening again... to miloni's spe

maria: those videos of georgia maloni taking him back into the group when he was on the ground in italy and then at the fundraiser with obama where obama walked him off stage. >> right. maria: you have to wonder, is joe biden about to walk out stage left. i mean, i don't know. is he going to make this election or is he going to have to withdraw. the democrats clearly want him to withdraw. i think it's obvious, the fact that obama has his hand on him, walking him off stage the other day, that for me -- >> or running cover for. maria: can we see the video? >> he said after that, this man is not fit to be president. i think if you have left handed media commentators saying that -- >> 30% of americans think he's fit to serve another term, yet he's getting 40% at the polls. 30% of people don't think he's fit, yet they're giving him -- these issues are important for voters. 30% -- that means 20% are saying i would rather have an incompetent person run the country than the alternative. maria: selfish. they're worried about their grip on power, not thinking about the rest of america. how else c

lisa: can you give us a sense of how much they are kissing maloni's ring and setting up the landscapehoever is voted in next? how they're trying to immunize the project they have been working on of the international order in order to go forward with things like ukraine, things like some of these steps against russia, against china? annmarie: they are trying to come to an agreement on a number of issues. even within the g7 there are large gaps when it comes to things like china. the united states is putting 100% tariff walls up when it comes to chinese electric vehicles, which there is not a single chinese ev in the u.s. right now. europe is taking a nuanced approach. 17.4% say chinese ev maker, as high as 45% for another. this has a lot of concern with different members within the european union and around the g7 table. olaf scholz. they are begrudgingly signing up for this. he was just data car manufacturer talking about we should not have trade restrictions. it makes everything expensive, people more poor, and they will reciprocate on the other end for our foreign companies. it is c

but fascinating, the one person who did well is actually maloni and her party. she was perceived to be an enemy of the eu, a far-right extremist because of her party's roots with mussolini, but she's ended up being really pragmatic on the world stage. talk about that. talk about the economy. general feeling about where europe is right now. >> first, on the maloni point, she is the only member of the g7 who has a higher arrival rating than joe biden, but she's still at 41%. when you look across the eu, as you said, you see leader after leader, country after country, where you're looking at arrival ratings for leaders at 24%, 28%, in the 30s. ritchie sunak has a snap election coming in july. he could be wiped out and could be one of the largest majorities for labor in a long time. i think it does relate to a considerable extent to the whole growth picture. we've grown over 9% in total, our economy, since the pandemic started. canada is at 5 something. everybody in europe is at 1, 2, 3%. the elections last weekend shouldn't have been a total surprise in the sense t

europe couldecom a sanctionable is sction mare or malonima maloni smart policy? staff members from approximately 100 countries at the court. from judges and prosecutors, to administrative staff, including nationals of close u.s. allies and partners, who collectively work prosecute war criminals around the globe. the language in this bill is so broad that even a cafeteria worker or janitor,their families could be construed as having supported or materially assisted in these proseti servie i.c.c. it's almost certain that the i.c.c. relies on american co services and productivity software and43 othr gold standard tech products. all of these american companies would be banned from doing such business with the and the chinese competitors could rush to fill that gap. do we want the i.c.c. reliant on the p.r.c. for its email services? its data service? or its cloud storage? do we want to send a message to all other international organizations that america could pull the plug on their business this undermine america's interests and bolster those of china and russia. the