the my name is melissa chant, thanks for joining us. french president emanuel mccall and is visiting the south pacific. the island nations located between the us, china and australia, are taking on major strategic importance for security and defense. the u. s. has long held sway in the region, but china is seeking to build influence there. and now france wants to offer its own alternative in the pacific region. french president emmanuel mccall, seeing here visiting papa and new guinea wants to car about a more significant role for from some global competition between the us and china and the side pacific. the island nations sparsely populated, the tall and bold kind of archipelago is of the region become a geopolitical slash point. on an earlier visit divided by 2 without naming china. mccall warranted the treacherous sovereignty of small estates made the us china power struggle to build the order is completely destroyed by the willingness of human failure on voters. deeper dive, things is, will be obeys order and this is new. imperialism is the basis of a new company and isn't, let'

of course, president mccall has also, you know, kind of stop short of calling for the state of emergency. but he has also urge bad ones kind of keep the teenage trigger at home away from bry it's he has talked about the role of social media in, in, you know, kind of amplifying disappointments and how much of a crisis have his protests been for president mccall as well, it can just certainly represents a big crisis for heavy. she has cancelled a plan and speak to this a to germany, and i think extra shows you just how serious the situation is here in front. i think my growing office has a very kind of tricky politically balancing act piece, especially from the right to big stay right to, to offer them a partial response. the people are calling for the state of emergency, but he's also trying not to further explain the situation. and, you know, for the kind of a aggravated backlash against police violence which is largely perceived to a seem, as you know, disproportionately targeted against 1st citizens of, of adverb and african defense rights on your phone. because they're reporting for u

kind of amplifying disappointments and how much of a crisis have his protests been for president mccall as well i can just certainly represents a big crisis for him. he has canceled a plan, speech visit to germany, and i think the extra shows you just how serious the situation is here in front. i think macro in the office has a very kind of tricky politically balancing act. the piece was pressure from the right to the extreme right to, to offer him a harsh of response that people are calling for the state of emergency. but he's also trying not to, for the inflamed the situation and you know, for the kind of a aggravated backlash against police violence which is largely perceived to a seem, as, you know, just football should be targeted against 1st citizens of, of our been african defense rights on your phone because they're reporting for us in paris on the dw correspondence in paris. thank you so much. sonya to russia. now web can a group, ambulance, unrelated, and sidney. i've been stripped from the organizations premises and st. petersburg. the building was rated by police off to the

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now where president emmanuel mccall and his jersey may, may, is to discuss the race and unrest after the police shooting of a 17 year old boy last week. they were in response to 6 nights rising as natasha butler reports from parents in the eastern french state to your cost fonts isn't 3 administers, you know, how dowman this is a damage from recent on rest and met police more than 40000 police officers have been deployed in front of recent nights, down them and i said it was next to them that the situation in the country is comma . he gives you most possible to be know 1st, they were almost 300 municipalities in france that experienced this kind of violence. but the right places that usually see the sort of the non wrist, the national, a municipal police did what they had to do in the 1st few days. and we can see the result of town, the holes across the country, people gathered fed up with on rest, business storage, personal and public property. i put lice in danger. this power supper mez was set on fire the assistant in the summer. they wanted to move to my wife and the 2 young chil

and we will start with the french president and manual mccall who has told a gathering of may is that the height of the countries on going on russ has now cost. although he is a gen core for many towns and cities across from once. have experienced days of violent says protests ruptured following the police killing of a teenager during a traffic stop. the u. n's, nuclear watchdog has approved the release of waste water from the focus. she met nuclear power plant into the sea, over a 1000000 tons of trees and radioactive water, all being stored and hundreds of tanks at the site. the focus she laplant was severely damaged and quake in 2011 against dolton. the will remain nato secretary general until october 20 2400 bucks a year. longer than his current time of office. he made the announcement in a post on twista. nato countries extended the norwegians to him off, so they couldn't agree on a successful him something. but has been in office since 2014. all right, and we are going to try again to speak to w as rebecca races, who is in jeanine assess the rebecca um i wanted to start with thi

so it's is, it just went to, to compare, how big a crisis have these protests been for president mccall as well. this comes on the heels of again, we used to saw process only a few months ago over is mentioned reforms. so, um, you know, with major international events coming to the country in the next few months and next year we're looking at the olympics. i, it does raise a lot of questions about francis capacity to, to deal with security issues and its capacity to, to host and joshua visitors let alone, you know, call to question his leadership as well. and, and, you know, the general populations and feeling toward him. linda gift hotshot from paris, many facts the judge king ville, him, alexander, has apologized for his country's role in the slave trade. the netherlands has been commemorating the anniversary of its evolution. speculation had been growing that the king would offer an apology on behalf of the royal house. last year, dodge prime minister in lockwood said, sorry, but stopped short of offering compensation to descendants of slaves. jump on the phone and collect. and our c

and in this case we even had the president mccall saying that the killing of this teenager was uh, you know, something that was inexcusable, but also inexplicable. and it's not an explicable, it's not a mystery, it's racism. so what needs to be done? what needs to change if you could put it in a sentence for us? well, one of the main things that needs to change is the law that empowers french police to shoot on motorists. this is something that happened in 2017, and since that law was passed, the number of french people has risen. a french people killed by police has arisen exponentially, and most of those people have been black in error. so that's one of the most important things that needs to change. but beyond that, the french government needs to acknowledge that racism is real and enact policies to address it. social as you progress on autopay. so sending many times for your analysis. thanks for having me. let's take a look at some of the headlines from around the world. the us supreme court has ruled against presidential biden's, full $100000000.00 student debt relief plan. millio

joined other french stars in shopping off her hair in support of protesters. iran president emmanuel mccall, called her a french icon. the mayor of paris declared the most parisian of the english has left us. that's all from me to night. there's more news on our website at dw dot com, and you can check the sites across social media, dw news objects. howard, i'm from all of us here on the news team invalid. thanks for watching. the . every jenny is surprises. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your.

and of course, this does represent a big challenge for president mccall as well. he is now under political pressure from the right to the far right to, you know, take partial action against the rights of the calls. now for, for imposing a state of emergency. but of course, he's trying to also not to inflame the situation and is, you know, trying not to escalate this backlash against police violence. that's a senior in front of a can of often seen your as disproportionately targeted at print citizens of, of out of been african descent. the latest on the french brides from out a fridge correspondence on your phone. thank you very much. i of the will to people that have been killed in more than 2000 injured after a shooting in the us state of baltimore. the incident happened at a neighborhood potty but police are still looking for the personal people responsible especially in the stomach. i don't expect friends to become unstable. all the images are depressing. i fully understand the french president's decision to be in the country now. i would have done the same, an

set on $545000.00 police officers have been deployed across phones to try and contain the violence. mccall, housing, emergency meeting, office government on sunday. and uh, yeah, i spoke to the w, corresponded lisa lewis in paris about the move in phones right now. and she joined us from one of the capitals town halls while as a demonstration of a gathering happening right behind me. as you can see, a few people have got that as uh, there has been an appeal to people to get them from the town home at midday to die today here in france to show the support for the man who has been attacked, his house has been attacked over the weekend and you know the story, his house was rammed with a car and satellite and his wife and 2 children had to flee from these rights. and so these people here have turned out to support to show that support. i talked to some of them just a few moments ago and they said it's really not acceptable that things like that are happening. and we just want to face violence to stop right now. now we're just coming in. we hear the studs preston jay who was in the car with no.

hopefully that is sonya, one of the pressure that you're talking about is from frances police unions on mccall. explain that perspective to al views. i would assume a coal has long ceased calls, do you will confront long running issues of whiteness and racism in the police force. this is something that human rights groups have pretty quick as long criticize fonts for. but michael hasn't really done that. and that is because, you know, since coming to follow in 2017, my call has relied heavily on the police to credit. so many protests against a separate reform plans. the most recent, of course being the, being the pension of home. and so in a way, you know, i think the police have become a central element of political life under my course government. and this is really continued, you know, the policing ends and phones of quite powerful. they are quite tangled by the a, by the switch condemnation and detention of the call. the police officer fired the fatal shots against a 17 year old teenager that the sparks and this on greece and, and if you know that the government is tendering to testers in

of course, present mccall has also, you know, kind of stopped short of calling for the state of emergency. but he has also experience kind of keep the tedious trigger at home away from bryant's. he has talked about the role of social media in, in general kind of amplifying disappointments and how much of a crisis have his protests been for presidents mccomb as well. it can just certainly represents a big crisis for heavy. she has to cancel the plan, the state visit to germany, and i think the extra shows you just how serious the situation is here in france. i think my cro in the office has a very kind of tricky politically balancing act. he pays the special from the right to big stay right to, to offer him a harsh of response that people are calling for the state of emergency. but he's also trying not to further explain the situation and you know, for the kind of aggravated to backlash against police violence which is largely perceived to as soon as, you know, just promotionally targeted against french citizens of, of, out of been applicant, defense rights on your phone because they're re

i mean person mccall really faces a tricky talk to him. sure. even though he has a have to say a 5th, a face to, you know, fish out of protests doubting his time and power cooling yesterday. stop sort of forming a state of emergency is government. what do you feel is a repeat of 2005, when we saw a state of emergency being enforced by the vin government of the week supply didn't pull this up to the depth of 2 teenagers with gaping from the police in the northeastern suburb of paris, across the reaction to something, been to beef up security, put forth police officers on the ground, but he is also urge 7th. so you to keep the teenage kids at home and away from the riots. he's talked about the role of social media and amplifying this monuments, but the experts here saying, oh, you know, he needs to do more. he needs to kind of address the underlying structure and issues back into, you know, talking long running complaints of racism and racial discrimination in the french police, but also texting problems in the bottom news. but those are those for

and of course, this does represent a big challenge for president mccall as well. he is now under political pressure from the right to the far right to, you know, take partial action against the rights of that of goals. now for, for imposing a state of emergency. but of course, he's trying to also not to inflame the situation and is, you know, trying not to escalate this backlash against police violence such as seems you have in front of a kind of often seen your as disproportionately targeted at print citizens of, of, out of been african descent, the latest on the french brides from out a fridge correspondence on your findings, and thank you very much to people a did and mold in 2000 introductory shooting in the us state of baltimore. the incident happened at a neighborhood. i police are still looking for the personal people responsible the aftermath of the street patty celebration, is now a crime. scene. police cordons remained in place as offices investigation session day nights shooting. the attack unfolded around 12 30 am in the south of baltimore, maryland. c

so i think mccall faces a tricky challenges. hands are quite tied because he continues to like, rely on the police a full swipe. now to get a grip on the situation, which still remains quite as things stand as relative calm with a demonstration is going on. i've had genuine concerns that things could escalate. well, this was the 1st part is to be off to these up on risk in funds. and there are political parties and groups on the left who have court and people to continue to read you over the weekend to, to protest against what they say are discriminating. police policies in working class people who have set the button is in, in france. and so we're hearing all fred news now planned in cities like marcy, like the non stressful and authorities your are definitely on high adults. um, you know, policing for, for the company to be called because the situation does remain quite tense. mm. good of you. so, anyhow, so the car in paris, thank you. you. crane has the key a techie supports and that's been to join nato after the war with ross size over texas. presidents right of type are the one

and of course, this does represent a big challenge for president mccall as well. he is now under political pressure from the right of default writes to, you know, take partial action against the rights of that of goals. now for, for imposing a state of emergency, but of course he's going to also not to inflame the situation. and if you don't try not to escalate this backlash against police violence, such as seems to have in front of a kind of open field as disproportionately targeted at print citizens of, of, out of been african descent. the latest on the french rides, from our french correspondence on your findings. thank you very much. so he thought the violence in france is built over into belgium and switzerland, german presidents, all off schultz. doesn't believe it will happen here, but he has expressed his concern over the rights suspension. i missed. i'm, it says, i don't expect friends to become unstable. all the images are depressing. i fully understand the french president's decision to be in the country. no. i would have done the same and that's why we

kind of amplifying disappointments and how much of a crisis have his protests been for president mccall. as well, i can just certainly represents a big crisis for heavy. she has cancelled a plan and speak to this a to germany. and i think the extra shows you just how serious the situation is here in france. i think my cro in the office has a very kind of tricky politically balancing act. the piece was pressure from the right to big stay right to, to offer him a harsh of response that people are calling for the state of emergency. but he's also trying not to further explain the situation and you know, for the kind of aggravated to backlash against police violence which is largely perceived to as soon as, you know, just promotionally targeted against french citizens of, of, out of been applicant, defense rights on your phone because they're reporting for us in paris on the dw correspondence in paris. thank you so much. sonya, to russia. now with wagner, group ambulance and related to the signal, have been stripped from the organizations premises. in st. petersburg. the building was rated

russian is stronger than him, us congressman michael mccall formulated the logic of washington during an interview to a direct question from a journalist whether the authorities and the war crimes already committed by the united states with the same weapon in laos and cambodia, he answered directly and unambiguously. canada mexico all of western europe and most countries around the world have banned cluster bombs because they kill civilians. and you have doubts about the transfer of such weapons to ukraine. they won't use it in russia they want it use as self defense. i don't see anything wrong with counteroffensive. it has slowed down so much due to the fact that the barin administration is slowly making a decision not being stopped by the united states and the opinion of many allies. however, europe in this matter, and no one asked at all whether or not to supply the most inhuman and insidious after nuclear chemical weapons to kiev, has been a question for the biden team for a long time. apparently , the answer also depends on him to another much more pressing question for americans

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calls from friends from different parts of the world asking me if it's safe to come to paris. present mccall, as we know, cancel the state visit to germany. that wasn't the 1st time we saw another confirmation by it prints child support in april because blind in participating suspension the phones and the other concerns your forces or viruses or the games. a mix. still, many of those values are located in neighborhoods insensitive neighborhoods that have been to the heart of some of the worst volumes report from the sports industry and says, you know, security is being based off of those sites. so i think the word is certainly watching with concern to w. so when you phone car with the latest from here is to 970. thank you. so here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world at thousands of israelis have rallied outside israel's main international airport. and you're telling me against the government's plan. judicial overall protesters scuffled with police after entering the terminal building. they say the government's proposed changes would undermine judge's

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the bonnet protests were sparked by the shooting of a teenager by police french president. manuel mccall is set to meet with more than $200.00 mayors. from towns that endured the wave of violence. many of the mayors took to the streets themselves on monday in raleigh's for peace. outside paris city, whole city council members held a peaceful protest against the recent unrest and friends. the major sees the lack of solidarity in society, is that more called a new sold. we are here to condemn the violence against property and people without any reservation to put it. nothing can justify violence. love you rolls across from citizens got out in front of town whole so so the, the everything matches among them the mayor of a paris up at whose house had been attacked. his wife and child were injured while fleeing the scene. in the eastern city across the french interior minister inspected the damage on sunday night. the few classes, but so far more than 3000 people have been arrested. to me, this is the average age of those the rest of this 17 and it is all but some of them who set fines or tax

last year when authorities tried to bring nationwide protest there under control. french president mccall call for an international response to hard code on dealt with the interest. well, other alyssa officials urged the wave of sanctions to target or reunion authorities . we got reaction from guest on the standards part of supplies to, to there is a great deal of progress on when police officers were being present were called heroes and peaceful protesters. but in france, where no police officers were killed, the protesters and the riots are, as you, the, was hostile towards them. the government was hostile towards them. and we see that they were treated the exact opposite, were arrested. western media western governments condemned it. but in france, the western media is silent and no one in the west condemns it at. but the interesting thing is that any run all of the protesters except for those who had committed crimes, people, they've all been released. they had a general amnesty. but in france, the courts are working 7 days a week to put these people behind bars. imports, in fact, is

troops were part of the military grade along the shows that he's a french president and mentor and mccall, awarded prime minister, moody, the grand cross of the legion of honor. that's the country's top order of marriage . natasha butler has been following these events in paris present by crawl and prime minister moody, where it's at least a palace to the fore. tools of the indian prime minister said that he was right on that sort of being invited to be a guest at fraud. says by steel, de pray that it was not a also to see indian forces along side of the french account to pause on the shelf release a will. the to says that they told us about deepening ties between the and deer and fraud. strengthening corporation in all sorts of virus economic areas, but also to still to technology and also education. a person my crow, i told about the fact that the 2 countries that had of right know and the relationship and they have to roll out to roll out a roadmap. the next 25 years. he said so that they could talk about haven't could even improve that relationship. you also said that to grab a shift

president emmanuel mccall, hinted the parents could be penalized in the future for the children's doing. it's unfair says 19 years old. i mean, because i see his brother was torture, live inside the vehicle by a local drug gang. after you tried to walk away, it's called a must a barbecue. the family grew up in the northern part of the state indicated, considered as a tough is neighborhood because when he got his home and also on a couple 100, allow me full size. my sister was in the army she fought for from instead of goal. so why would they punish my mother? she educated, my sister and my brother in the same way. and then my brother took this pos because they were a bigger issue. even more states here opened ex prisoners investigators where you crossed and stay. the only employees here a drug try to y'all send, requesting to log on and on testing a part of the problem is the lack of neighborhood policing. it was a boldest in 2005, many complaint that since then the neighborhoods be coming every day. more dangerous and relationship with the regular police has become very tense. this wom

past 6 months of finance and ukraine's president just georgia to hand over its child form a leda mccall success really off the footage from a court hearing shows and looking at the welcome to the program, come far and explosions continue to be heard across the janine refugee camp in one of the as well as the largest operations of the occupied westbank in about 20. his is almost 24 hours since the offensive began. and these ready ministry says it needs another day to complete it. at least 8 palestinians have being killed in the janine rates. they fall with another 50 injured and 9 person died when he was shot in the head of the check point. and romana flights of steps take the total number of postings killed this year. 289 killed by israel 28 x rays had been killed in the same period. the operation was an add on ground to solitude . included drained, strikes of a $150.00 and vehicles and around a 1000 soldiers from the ministry and the lead special forces. the jeanine refugee camp is i'm to move in 20000 palestinian refugees is ready for us is carried out to major offensive that just 2 w

in recent decades on like nato's pre dominant member, the us earlier french president and manuel mccall and also issued strong criticism of nato's plans to open a liaison office in japan. he said it would risk shifting, the alliance's reach too far from its original focus. let's cross live to asia. political risk analyst ross, find gold. nice to see your ross. so let's talk about this as keating right about the dire consequences of nato's planned expansion into asia. and how do you think this is going to affect the alliance? and let's be honest, here what it actually happened. you know, the other dire consequences is probably a bit of an exaggeration. this is that at this stage, it's more liaison between may the actual made of alliance in certain countries in asia. and then your, your final point is a valid point. what, what do they actually mean? what will they practically be doing in the long term? so. so the reality is that data does already have excellent communication and some level of cooperation with certain countries in asia. that does not mean that the nato members would come t

along the shelves of these, a french presidency mentor and mccall, awarded prime minister, moody, the grand cross of the legion of honor. that's the country's top order of merits. as it thailand, where m p 's are going to vote again next week for a new prime minister. this comes after the sol dominique failed to win enough votes in his bid to become leader. fit the limbs and run right, says that he accepts the results but won't give up. far as louis has more from bangkok on this political deadlock, a touch up on cartoon had high hopes for political change off to the move forward potty imaged as the biggest twin in the general election in may. he voted for the party because it promised economic and political reforms, including a move to amend laws that severely punish anyone who insults the morning. 2 months later, with no government in place, touch up on the hopes attempting to disappointment. loud at home found what we have done, what we can. we tried to use the tool of democracy. we showed our voice in the election . it was the best and most peaceful way for the people to show their

while mccall said they would risk shifting. the alliances reach too far. we spoke to a member of the center of china and globalization. think type, who doesn't believe the plan is fault for many countries, including funds are strongly opposing the idea to open a nato's the liaison office in japan. but since nato's is now what quite a few european lead is called, bring dead. so nato castillo to think that did not seem rational or agreeable to the interest of most european nations opening as office in japan, cigna finds this stuff to was anger in china and many other asian countries. do that. the issue in countries are still remembering the war crimes japan has done to his neighbors in the, towards the east expansion of nato, as a major reason for russia's special military operations in ukraine. i think nato should not be pete. the same era in the fall is jeopardizing piece in asia after this, just the chinese foreign ministry spokesman. while when being set last month, the majority of ation countries post the emergence of the ministry blocks in the region.

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congressman mccall made the comment that he expected them to jack up the price on something, and let on this. >> i am sure he is not treated well, and it is a serious mistake on his back, and i hope that we get him back. he was running as we have seen with iran and iraq and particularly with an american, they jack up the price for that. >> we are in a new era, with hun dres of americans f-- with hundreds of american, and what is he likely to ask for? >> well, it is going to be a high visit by high level official, and president clinton went there once, and at a lower level, i got some prisoners out, but i would partially agree with the congressman, but not with one thing that i said, it could be that the north koreans ask, make them mad. don't put a lot of standards up there, and they are not dealing with this in a legal fashion. face the facts, this young man troubled crossed in an unauthorized way. he is going to face disciplinary action, but he is an american, and serviceman, and he is troubled, and he has a family. so what we don't want to do is to exercise and just let the north

here french and german colleagues are also an also chair mccall light of ukraine. >> thank you so much and coming back, it has been a difficult transformation out there. we have not focused a lot on this because we thought we were not threatened. these conflicts around the world but one of the things we tried to step up, we moved that last year and a big majority growing in favor, we are now in the corporation and one thing that can help our examples with procurement and so on and one thing that surprises me is how difficult it is that you have a good relationship with so yes, can supply them to ukraine. it took too long to get the biden administration to ukraine. we've talked about this over six months now. a book out there? yes so that's good but also need to step up and we are. one good thing, people talk for so many years your opinion divided, we are not unified in anything. we are unified on this important issue. look at the sanctions that are unified with the toughest sanctions the world has ever seen so we argue. >> oil summits, distrust funds in place with various issues to hel

from republicans on the decision by the president to transfer these munitions to ukraine, even as mccall voiced his support for the idea and other prominent republicans are behind that, even as biden is facing pushback among his left, folks in more progressive members concerned about that decision in particular. what will be interesting to see and significant will be, how congress reacts to the almost certain need for more funding, which is going to happen, has to happen, probably some time soon, probably within the next couple months. we'll see the amount of money that is needed here because you're seeing divisions play out on the issues of munition transfer and how much money is needed, whether additional money is needed getting to the house and senate, even though there is overwhelming support for defending ukraine within congress. exactly how to do it, there are increasing divisions which could play out in the weeks ahead. >> then a question of what's going on on the 2024 campaign trail, what donald trump has said about ukraine. there was something that struck us about an interview t

>> i'll ask house foreign affairs committee michael mccall and the only house member who voted against afghanistan war, democratic congresswoman barbara lee next. party of one. republicans set a date for the iowa caucuses where donald trump's rivals are trying to gain steam while he zeros in on his closest opponent. >> he's got no personality. >> does ron desantis have a plan to turn things around? >> he is the man to do it. my panel will discuss ahead. plus mercury rising, a record breaking heat wave blankets the globe. janet yellen pushes china on climate. >> we have the duty to cooperate. is any country doing enough to stop the climate threat? ♪ ♪ >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is wondering about long-term consequences just days after his controversial decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine as constituting a potential war crime, president biden is heading overseas this morning where he and the larger nato alliance will face a key task over whether they can remain united as they face down numerous, thorny, international challenges. tomorrow t