chantal meloni, let's begin with you. where is the law?e trying to reach a man you and reed have worked closely with in gaza, raji sourani, who lived in northern gaza. his home was bombed, now forced to live in khan younis and now parts of khan younis have been covered with leaflets saying those who are there must move further south. >> first of all, thank you very much for having me with you today. i think that what we have witnessed in the past weeks is literally the commission on each and every international crime that you may find listed under the statute of international criminal courts. i was listening carefully to what my colleague katherine gallagher said before. very important legal in the u.s. as she started to talk about the fact that it is under blockade since 16 years. i think we need to go back to 2007 and we need to go back to the first efforts that have been done already in 2009 to basically bring these violations and possible grave crimes to the jurisdiction of the criminal court. let's remember it was already in january 2

meloni just split with her boyfriend of ten years after he was caught asking a woman if she wanted tofoursome. ♪ when some guy ♪ ♪ moons your eye ♪ ♪ while he's lickin' ♪ ♪ your thigh ♪ ♪ that's-a-four-way ♪ thank you very much. the scandal emerged after meloni's partner, tv presenter andrea giambruno, was caught on tape propositioning a colleague. in the exchange, he says, "listen, i wanted to tell you something. do you want to join our group? will you join our working group?" when the woman says yes, he adds, "you have to give us something in return." "my expertise?" the woman cheekily replies, to which giambruno says, "you have to do threesomes or foursomes with us." we [bleep]." sounds more romantic in italian. but it does remind me of that scene from "love actually." ♪ ♪ [laughter] we got a great show for you tonight. my guest is jim gaffigan. but when we come back, science! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by red lobster. stop by for your last chance to try new tequila lime shrimp today. one of seven endless choices. right no

meloni is offended and outraged by the indifference of european colleagues on the issue of resolvings. in italy they are afraid of an increase in the flow of illegal migrants from africa who are dissolving in the vastness of italy. this flow is already large, but ursula vonderleen does not allocate additional money. for a long time, europe thought it could solve the problem alone. they don't understand that this is impossible. not only the european union, but the un, but the problem is that the others don't care, they didn't answer the phone when i called them, they all agree that italy should solve this problem alone, it's very stupid position, a little worried about the cold. where is winter, the italian prime minister openly shared with her interlocutor her plans to invest in africa to overcome the energy crisis; in a year, italy will chair the g7 and present a plan for investment in african energy. and another problem: russia has withdrawn from the black sea initiative to export grain from ukrainian ports. as one of the solutions to this problem, the un proposed unblocking some r

this is the problem for meloni. this is the problem for meloni. this is the problem for meloni.ry quote unquote populist that comes into power that there are many , many that there are many, many agencies that are entirely unaccountable the electorate unaccountable to the electorate and they will just grind on it doesn't matter for them who is in power there's this in power right? there's this famous it was famous saying, i think it was edgar said he doesn't edgar hoover who said he doesn't care who president under him. care who is president under him. and we have one j. and now we don't have one j. edgar we have like ten edgar hoover. we have like ten 100 j. edgar hoover's, you know, every, know, leader of an every, you know, leader of an agency. they pretty much can do what they want because they're not accountable to anyone. so we need and think this is where need and i think this is where millie in right millie goes in the right direction. you quote direction. you need a quote unquote, i'm being deliberately provocative, purge of the provocative, a purge of the bureaucracy .

you've mentioned viktor orban , giorgia meloni in viktor orban, giorgia meloni in italy and now hollandes rather than specifically right wing that they are responding to voters concerns about specific issues and running with those? and you've had the farmers party in holland suddenly did very well. now you've got wilders doing very well and it's tapping into malaise , into a general malaise, discontent in western politics. >> well, it feels like with with someone like geert wilders is actually tapping into a kind of racism. i mean, he seems to be backing off the idea of banning islamic schools and mosques and the quran but but that was in his manifesto . and that seems to his manifesto. and that seems to have actually attracted people. and now suddenly holland is horrified with what they've got. as a result, he probably won't be prime minister. >> that's a fair point. he probably won't become prime minister because they spend weeks now organising in coalition i think. >> yes, i think the last dutch government took 271 days to arrive at who was going to form the cabinet and be the prime m

signora meloni, of course, is against the lifting of sanctions, but what about grain, how to export itine? if we allow russia to blackmail us in the future, the situation will only get worse. so yes, somehow we need to get out of this situation, somehow poland could be the solution, but i see that they have problems too. in addition, the idea of ​​investing in africa is hampered by the fact that money is pouring into ukraine, which has not lived up to expectations. are you tired of the ukrainian conflict, says the italian prime minister? ukraine's counter-offensive may not be going as planned they are waiting, she is coming. but fundamentally nothing has changed, i mean the fate of the conflict, everyone understands that the conflict could really last for many years if we do not try to find some solutions, at the end of the conversation, the imaginary african leader asked a question about the national ideology of ukraine and stepania banderi , who is perceived in russia as hitler, seems to be the first time the italian prime minister has heard about it. but he answers according to the

you've mentioned viktor orban , giorgia meloni in viktor orban, giorgia meloni in italy and now hollandests rather than specifically right wing that they are responding to voters concerns about specific issues and running with those? and you've had the farmers party in holland suddenly did very well. now you've got wilders doing very well and it's tapping into malaise , into a general malaise, discontent in western politics. >> well, it feels like with with someone like geert wilders is actually tapping into a kind of racism. i mean, he seems to be backing off the idea of banning islamic schools and mosques and the quran but but that was in his manifesto . and that seems to his manifesto. and that seems to have actually attracted people. and now suddenly holland is horrified with what they've got. as a result, he probably won't be prime minister. >> that's a fair point. he probably won't become prime minister because they spend weeks now organising in coalition i think. >> yes, i think the last dutch government took 271 days to arrive at who was going to form the cabinet and be the prime

meloni tougher position on this. meloni becomes the prime minister, promising she'll do something.efinitely she had to do something because the situation was out of control. as you said at the beginning, if you said at the beginning, if you have doubled number of you have doubled the number of migrants that were soaring on the coastline the italian coastline is actually a problem, especially if you very much against if you are very much against migration. in a way, this migration. so in a way, this deal migration. so in a way, this deal, which is actually second to another deal, they've already done it didn't done with tunisia and it didn't end up particularly well, is like the admission of a failure or the digital is unable at the moment to deal with this number of migrants . of migrants. >> yes, it's dealing with the symptom, not the cause. it's deaung symptom, not the cause. it's dealing and i do fully understand that. however the numbers the numbers are i mean, they're reasonably impressive. i mean, we had a rwanda deal or we still do. and we're waiting for a supreme court judg

meloni tougher position on this. meloni becomes the prime minister, promising she'll do something.efinitely she had to do something because the situation was out of control. as you said at the beginning, if you said at the beginning, if you have doubled number of you have doubled the number of migrants that were soaring on the coastline the italian coastline is actually a problem, especially if you very much against if you are very much against migration. in a way, this migration. so in a way, this deal migration. so in a way, this deal, which is actually second to another deal, they've already done it didn't done with tunisia and it didn't end up particularly well, is like the admission of a failure or the digital is unable at the moment to deal with this number of migrants . of migrants. >> yes, it's dealing with the symptom, not the cause. it's deaung symptom, not the cause. it's dealing and i do fully understand that. however the numbers the numbers are i mean, they're reasonably impressive. i mean, we had a rwanda deal or we still do. and we're waiting for a supreme court judg

nato cannot even when... they go to the detriment of their country, that is, this is the policy of melonir that we need to adhere to a certain course , i now propose to include in our conversation the director who made a documentary film about migrants from africa, this is michelangelo the northerner, we are glad to welcome you, i began my research in the eighteenth year, it seemed to me that there is not enough information in italy about what is happening in libya. because it was libya in those years that was the main channel of illegal migration from africa to italy, we, europe, italy supported the illegal government, in tripoli financed armed groups, the so-called militia, which represent only part of libya. did nothing to stop the migration and in the official documents that i held in my hands, it is shown that the main goal of this operation was the theft of libyan oil, which was extracted by these groups and sent to italy, accordingly, these groups received card blanche for illegal migration, the so-called police did not stop migration, but increased it. migrants have become a sourc

politicians, they actually they say frankly that they are tired of ukraine and we asked, by the way, melonihat is allocated for this offensive, by the way, italy is quite a serious, one might say, sponsor of this war, let's see , what did she say, how do you assess the conflict in europe between ukraine and russia, how long will it take to resolve it, well, i see that many are tired, ukraine’s counter-offensive may be underway... it is underway, but nothing has changed fundamentally, also i do not agree with the national ideology of ukraine, i mean bandera , that they are nationalists , this is what russia especially hates, no, i do not agree with this, they have the right to this, i think that the problem with nationalism is a problem putin, i’m talking about stepan, bandera, the russians present him as hitler, but i don’t know , i think they are doing what they should do, and it’s right that we are trying to help them, she doesn’t understand who’s with her at all talking, banderras thought - this is a modern actor who is very handsome, why the russians don’t like him, it’s not clear to hi

, as much as we talked, everyone was completely inadequate, if you take it, for example, the same melonye said, but they were tired everything is already from this ukraine, that is, there is more there. of the whole family, her dad was the prime minister, also of estonia, was the head of all the zberkas, the ussr, the ussr, yes, grandfather makes money with the russians, thanks to the russians , but she is a bitch, an example of latvia, an example of latvia in general has us citizenship, in her own country, this latvia i came to at the age of 20 for the first time in his life, then he left again and 10 years later, he returned to his permanent place of residence, he became president, somehow we probably can’t imagine a us citizen at the head of russia belarus there, well, it’s like in general nonsense, you are also with one of the lithuanians or latvians, i remember you wrote about belarus, and there was also such a story, yes yes, who also said that, in principle, we work for berlin, for the usa and nothing here said that a specific american foundation made me a politician, that’s exact

think big, details in a few minutes, no switch, new revelation from vavan and lexus, giorgi about meloniprime minister of italy, she has certain conflicts with the eu. how will africa change the geopolitical situation in the world? we must take care of africa. these miloni’s words are reminiscent of how italy promised ukraine to build a drama theater in mariupol. why is miloni protecting the ukrainian nazis? they are doing what they are supposed to do and it is right that we are trying to help them. and because of this, italy found itself on the brink of a humanitarian crisis. we don't need to be lectured, macron. people. are fleeing africa from you, anti-fake, premiere, today on the first. cognac old barrel, a product of the stellar group. the europeans started saying a few months ago that it is super important that africa is on our side. the maximum is that what can ukraine do in africa? let me ask for money. denmark is not the largest country in the world, she doesn’t understand at all who talking to her is such an actor, they say that we will take what belongs to us, this is programm

italian prime minister giorgia meloni, repeating the german chancellor's words, said: israel's duty is to defend the country and its citizens. in the past weeks , various countries of the world, including germany and italy , were the scene of anti-zionist demonstrations. demonstrators from their governments to put pressure on the zionist regime to end the crime in gaza. since the beginning of the zionist regime's war against the gaza strip, the population of gaza has reached more than 1,400 people. in a report, the zionist newspaper arrest revealed that the zionist regime is capable of treating the mental disorders of returning soldiers it is not from the war in gaza, the army of this regime has announced that it has recently encountered a large number of soldiers suffering from mental problems. in addition to the mental problems of the gaza war , it has left other costs in the hands of the zionist regime. the zionist army radio quoted the head of the army disabled association in an interview. since october 7th, 160 israeli soldiers have been injured. some of them are still being treat

italian prime minister giorgia meloni , repeating the german chancellor's words, said: israel's duty is to defend its country and its citizens. in the past weeks, various countries of the world, including germany and italy , were the scene of demonstrations against the zionist regime. demonstrators asked their governments to put pressure on the zionist regime to end the crime in gaza. the number of martyrs in gaza since the beginning of the war of the zionist regime in the gaza strip has reached more than 1400 people . the army is conducting exercises in territorial and oceanic waters. joint and mixed exercises with the countries of the region and other countries will continue. in the field of defense diplomacy , we will witness the holding of joint and mixed exercises with the countries of the region and the world, and god willing, the holding of international military competitions in the northern indian ocean, and definitely one of the approaches we will be a powerful presence with the aim of establishing and promoting international interaction in maritime and especially ocean area

popular comedian, whoever shocks the most will win, i’m not talking about my beloved italy, but we got meloniut the completely incomprehensible france, where is this person who only breeding bedbugs is good, everything he does is, well, just terrifying, germany, where they managed to choose, well, just, if it was a tournament for the most boring liverwurst in the world. in reality, this is a moth, that is , it is clear that with any other voting system, people like scholz or such people like sunuk could never come to power, simply by definition they could not, they are capable, not capable of persuading anyone to do anything, the very formulation seems wild to them. but they may still be able to force, but not to persuade, while in the west they understand that their dominance is coming to an end, but for some reason they are confident that the world will lead to conflicts; it seems to them that the forceful imposition of liberal democracy, because of which dozens of wars and color revolutions have swept across the planet, and there is a recipe for stabilizing the world, but this is idiocy, t

scandal, melony is furious, newspapers are mocking her and tearing her apart, the diplomatic adviserinated the conversation with african figures is trying to escape with voluntary resignation. milonya herself called the telephone prank her failure, which, in general, only lies in the fact that she was not a hypocrite and told it like it is. some of her colleagues, say, prime minister or wenger orban, are not at all ashamed of this, on the contrary, they consciously pay attention to it. i was not at all surprised when i saw that zelsky’s video message at the european council meeting was met without any interest. times really are changing, just recently he was greeted with applause everywhere, but now he are not allowed to speak in some parliaments, as was the case. europe has already lost about half a trillion dollars due to anti-russian sanctions, and apparently with all its might the eu is trying to squeeze out a twelfth package, which will eliminate just over 5 billion dollars of mutual trade turnover, plus, it is necessary to scrape together money for ukraine somewhere. the head o

italy's prime minister giorgia meloni has announced a scheme to build reception centres in albania for are trying to get to italy by sea. germany's chancellor 0laf scholz, meanwhile, has negotiated a new set of measures with his coalition partners to try to curb the number of immigrants reaching germany, in particularfrom syria, afghanistan and turkey. among those measures is a plan to cut social benefits for asylum seekers, something which has been roundly criticised by the greens, who are an important part of mr schulz�*s coalition. i asked jessica parker, the bbc�*s new berlin correspondent, for more details. you're seeing a rising number of arrivals, irregular arrivals, illegal arrivals in germany. september this year saw the highest number of monthly illegal arrivals into germany since february 2016, which was, of course, around the height of the migration crisis. and the country could this year actually exceed the annual figures since that year as well. so certainly the country is looking at rising levels of irregular migration. and then also the alternative fur deutschland party

yes, as much as we talked, everyone was completely inadequate, if you take it there, at least that melonyaid, but she’s already tired everything is from this ukraine, that is, well, there is still a healthy one, right, probably the whole family , her dad was the prime minister, uh, also of estonia, was the head of all zberkas, the ussr, the ussr, yes, grandfathered in with the russians, thanks to the russians , yes, she is a bitch, the example of latvia, the example of latvia in general has us citizenship, in her own country, this latvia came to latvia at the age of 20 for the first time in her life, then she left and then 10 years later she returned to her permanent place of residence, he became president, somehow we can’t probably imagine a us citizen at the head of russia and belarus, well, this is generally nonsense, also with one of the lithuanians or latvians. who also said that, in principle, we work for berlin, for the usa and nothing about us, so he said that a specific american foundation made me as a politician, he just said it was done, such a question, do you have some kind o

well, the italian public loves giorgia meloni.fed up about these illegal migrants coming every day. and we also know that the far left are, you know, part is they are criticising with just a yeah. >> give us an indication if you can, paola, about the numbers coming to italy and have you seen a change in the fabric of italian society or a change, for example in crime and things like that? how impactful has the numbers been on italy? >> well, we know that last year in italy they arrived . 159,000 in italy they arrived. 159,000 illegal migrants from africa to lampedusa. that is a huge number. and we also know that unfortunately, to be politically correct, we can't even say that certain crimes are committed by a certain type of people . we a certain type of people. we know that, of course, italians, they can commit crime as well. but there are certain types of crimes like rape or burglary that eventually or drug as well that eventually or drug as well that are committed by poor people who come and they have no other means. we want to

during what xi believed was a private call, georgia meloni admitted i see there is a lot of fatigue. have to see the truth from all the sides. one side that is ticking to its guns is russia upon. the russian army has learned from its mistakes in the early month of the war and has built powerful, defensive lines in eastern and southern ukraine. it has laid huge minefields deep in fortified trenches and set up large artillery units beheine the trenches. ukrainian soldiers have to get past all three of these barriers to gain an inch of ground. russia's vast complex is churning out weapons from shells to drones. its much larger economy and population are enduring advantages that can only be countered by consistent and high levels of western support. the russian strategy based on my conversations with russian officials and those close to them is to hang tough, refuse any serious negotiations and wait for november 2024. they believe there is at least an even chance that donald trump will be elected president and he will want to end america's entangling alliance with ukraine and cut a deal

look at melony, how much hope we had that melony was the first to let us down., they want. beat up people of color, and not at all be friends with russia, unfortunately, in many ways this is true, and i am very frightened, for example, by miloni’s current statement that she welcomes the start of negotiations on ukraine, as i understand, they do not want to offer us a bad deal in ukraine , and they attack, for example, georgia, so you stood near tbilisi, then you withdrew your troops, but let’s not forget that then the 8 km march did not reach the capital. and it looked like our victory, we reached belisi in 5 days and so to say, they graciously gave them peace, after that, by the way, a reset began, the americans spoke to us respectfully for several years , then the capital really left when they prepared a month for us through ukraine, now it will look different, we ’ll say frankly, for now we have not yet recaptured the settlements that we occupied last fall, we have not reached the line on august 29, 2000 , that is why we do not agree to the peace process, or

wilders really has a boost now and can take up the leadership of the far right in europe, together with meloni — think, for example, in austria, think of france, think of belgium — that a first place is possible in national elections. in the centre of amsterdam, despair. i think it's horrible. i think it's a disgrace that the left only got 33 seats in total, all the parties, all the left parties. so i think the left really needs to step up and maybe get a populist of their own. out for an evening stroll. "give geert wilders a chance," says this man who didn't vote for him. i think he should get his chance, just to try it - for the next four years. so, yeah, that's my opinion. when you say geert wilders should get his chance, is that because he's tapped into feelings on immigration? not only that. 0ur government collapsed because of immigration, l and i think wilders, _ during the elections, was very clever in tapping in onto that. but i think it's a broader issue - in the netherlands about immigration that people want to be solved, and i think he's the smartest l person in addressing it. the b

comedian. and whoever eppotates more will win, i’m not talking about my beloved italy, but we got meloni, well, well, just, if it was a tournament for itself, well, sunok - what is it, well in reality, this is a moth, that is , it is clear that for any. scholz or people like sunok could never come to power , they simply by definition could not, they are capable, not capable of persuading anyone into anything, the very formulation seems wild to them, but they may still be able to force, but they cannot persuade, at the same time, in the west they understand that their dominance is coming to an end, but for some reason they are sure they cannot understand at all what freedom is and that freedom cannot be...' neither by washington nor by any other center and that the very idea of ​​​​independence of the state is insignificant if it is not a label for a reign called washington, that is, if washington said, oh, no, well, this is democracy, of course, this is not, well, i see that you are independent and the state is archaic and should not exist, and what is good about globalization, that it d

it will be seen as a victory for prime minister giorgia meloni after 15 months at the helm of power.ing with the geopolitical story. libertarian outsider javier milei will become argentina's next president, after he beat the economy minister sergio massa in sunday's runoff election. the country is seeing inflation soaring over 140%. milei promised a radical economic shakeup, including dollar rising the economy. patrick less be reports. >> argentina is heading into uncharted waters after outsider candidate javier milei won sunday's election. he beat the economy minister by 12 percentage points, a margin nobody saw coming. now he will inherit titanic challenges, with inflation running over 140 percent in argentina, and over 40% of the country living in poverty. on top of that, people will look at milei's next policy steps. he has talked about dollar rising argentina's economy which means changing the national currency from the pace of to the u.s. dollar. he talked about closing argentina central bank. another area of concern for investors is ermotti's foreign policy. he has talked abou

i maybe even meloni in italy.mean, there is a tendency within some of these eu states to become more right wing, which is kind of the opposite of your politics. >> no, actually, it's a consequence of the fact that populism comes in when we don't work together and when you see increasing migrant numbers and you see increasing authoritarianism affecting globalisation . and that's it's globalisation. and that's it's not just places like holland, it's also slovakia as well. and hungary has already got their he shows that when collectively we work together in the same direction , we can actually have direction, we can actually have an impact. but when we start to dissipate and disagree, then that's when populism rises. look what's going on in the united states at the moment, and that's very, very dangerous indeed. you know, the leader of the west being so involved domestic being so involved in domestic matters, taking their eye off what's going on on the international place , i really do international place, i really d

well italian prime minister giorgia meloni said, we must not forget that in ukraine there's an aggressorty that was attacked. it is simply enough for russia to withdraw its troops from the invaded territory. joining me now is michael mcfaul, who served as u.s. ambassador to russia in 2012 to 2014. he's an msnbc international affairs analyst. mister ambassador, it's good to see you. what do you make of vladimir putin's comments today in the reaction to his comments? >> simone, you already highlighted two very important things that he said today that he usually doesn't say. he called the war a war. you didn't call it a special military operation in ukraine. that's what he usually calls it. he also labeled a tragedy, as you pointed out. that's a new. that's different. he was reacting and he went off script. i watched the speech. he put his speech down and then he went ad libbed when he was responding to those leaders that you just mentioned. it was irritating to him. he had to listen to other people criticizing him, and he pushed back, and he played the whataboutism game. in particular, wha

this is no longer particularly hidden, in conversation with russian pranksters, the example of italy melonin zelensky’s office, finally , a very eloquent cover with a small figure of zelsky, in capital letters no one, here for ukrainian confrontation, is this the beginning of the end or. it’s just a lull and we don’t need to make such quick conclusions that we are moving into some new stage here, what do you think? well, i don’t see any calm yet, the conflict continues, the military phase, active military phase, heavy military phase continues, that consolidation in ukraine at the beginning of the conflict, it no longer exists, neither in society nor in power, this is the first thing, from the point of view of western support, as you say, europe is tired, and the united states is tired , because the election cycle begins in the united states, naturally the opposition will always exploit the weaknesses of the ruling group, we see a huge difference in losses, and we see a huge difference in, how can i tell you this, in the overall strategic potential. and nothing can equalize this difference i

actually, this is exactly what melony let slip. according to the source of the italian publication inthe burden of supporting ukraine. the existing threat is of an economic nature, these are prices, in particular for energy, food, and so on, these are all the consequences. in europe, we understand that this war will not end quickly, it will cost us all money, because we spend money all the time to help ukraine, we are not happy about this, but we have no other choice, while information about contradictions in the eu due to a four-year plan for military support for ukraine, we are talking about 20 billion euros from the european peace fund, these contradictions are so serious that, for example, the head of mid-lithuania even started talking about a certain plan b, when... ukraine will only have those whoever wants, if events really go according to this scenario, it will be possible to talk about the end of even the appearance of european solidarity. ivan blagoy, dmitry volkov, lyubov dmitrieva, grigory emelyanov, channel one. an important stage of a major energy project. in hungary, a

rishi sunak also met with european commission president ursula von der leyen and italy's giorgia melonin watching marines in kenya trained by the uk as part of their four day state visit , eight troops staged visit, eight troops staged a covert beach landing at a naval base in the coastal city of mombasa. kenya's president and first lady joined their majesties ahead of a ceremonial welcome . it's their first visit welcome. it's their first visit to a commonwealth country since the king took to the throne . the king took to the throne. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car and digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to martin and . emily back over to martin and. emily >> well, i did say before the break i may have a tear stained lapel. i just listened to now and then the last ever beatles song.i and then the last ever beatles song. i think it's breathtaking, particularly lennon's vocal , was particularly lennon's vocal, was because this demo has been on youtube for over eight years. it came out at the same time as free as a bird and the

i wonder if we might be going through a right wing cycle now that you mentioned giorgia meloni in italyght of the tory party, i'm astonished by the by the battle for the heart and soul of the tory party in argentina and how big that the right seems to be becoming there and how powerful it is. i regret that. but as i say, it may be a cycle we're actually going through and we may pass out the other end. >> i mean, it is fascinating, isn't mean, rise of isn't it? i mean, the rise of suella braverman, the darling of the tory, right. what do you think next think will happen at the next general terms of general election in terms of this wing parties ? this rise of right wing parties? do we'll see reform do you think we'll see reform coming doing very well in the coming up doing very well in the next could next they could do. >> mean, it is about >> i mean, it is about immigration and mainstream politicians need to take heed all around the world that the pubuc all around the world that the public are absolutely they're angry they're angry about this and they're rightly angry about it. and they

giorgia meloni becoming prime minister the popularity of the front national in france under le pen, marine whose father was a fascist . whose father was a fascist. right. and of course, in where have we got? we've got argent tina this week, new president who's pretty anti—woke and pretty firmly to the right. and of course , it's hollande as well of course, it's hollande as well . so the rise of the right, why has it happening? >> well , i has it happening? >> well, i think it's just because obviously we're all suffering at the moment with the same issues. and so we're all struggling . we're looking to struggling. we're looking to each other to see if we all have the answers and we don't. so this is why it's coming, you know, up against in the entire parts of europe. and now we're having to deal with the same issue , too. it's just that issue, too. it's just that nobody the answers and we nobody has the answers and we don't know where go from here. >> indeed, i think that many of my don't feel heard, my viewers don't feel heard, philip, whether they're labour or tory supporters. >> that's t

giorgia meloni becoming prime minister the popularity of the front national in france under le pen, marine whose father was a fascist . whose father was a fascist. right. and of course, in where have we got? we've got argent tina this week, new president who's pretty anti—woke and pretty firmly to the right. and of course , it's hollande as well of course, it's hollande as well . so the rise of the right, why has it happening? >> well , i has it happening? >> well, i think it's just because obviously we're all suffering at the moment with the same issues. and so we're all struggling . we're looking to struggling. we're looking to each other to see if we all have the answers and we don't. so this is why it's coming, you know, up against in the entire parts of europe. and now we're having to deal with the same issue , too. it's just that issue, too. it's just that nobody the answers and we nobody has the answers and we don't know where go from here. >> indeed, i think that many of my don't feel heard, my viewers don't feel heard, philip, whether they're labour or tory supporters. >> that's t

in italy, for example, giorgia meloni , a very, very who has meloni, a very, very who has a very, veryto migration, has has taken the reins in germany. the polish right has has risen up, not yet in power, but certainly on the rise. and across europe, we are seeing the rise of these right wing parties who are very, very strict on borders and on immigration. it could well be that following an election, the tories decide to do something similar. and if that is the case, then suella braverman whatever happens this week could well be the person to take over . well be the person to take over. >> olivia utley superb as ever . >> olivia utley superb as ever. great punchy start to the show. thank you very much for joining us. now moving on, shadow financial secretary james murray has accused rishi sunak of paralysis on this issue. >> frankly , the rishi sunak is >> frankly, the rishi sunak is in a mess because he can't he can't bring himself to say that he agrees with what suella braverman said, but he also can't seem to bring himself to saka and frankly, the country needs stronger, stable lead

, for example, of italy's meloni, for example, of austria and others who are saying we need to get ause migration to europe is going to increase . yes. is going to increase. yes. >> yeah . i mean, the one thing >> yeah. i mean, the one thing i think we can all agree on is that, yes, we do need to get a grip of it. what? no one is coming up with really is satisfactory answers. the compact with australia is, of course one because australia that the migrants were crossing 150 miles of international waters, much bigger boats to try and turn little dinghies back to france, things that are no bigger than a paddling pool will just result in more deaths . of just result in more deaths. of course, there are no international waters between here and france anyway . here and france anyway. >> i mean, charlie , what do you >> i mean, charlie, what do you say to that then? because that sort of snookers your plan, does it not? >> i mean, i would say that, you know, britain has one of the greatest navies the world has ever used to ever seen, and we used it to conquer half a quarter the conquer half

do giorgia meloni among them.pening up again it did in opening up again like it did in 2010? mean, potentially 2010? i mean, potentially i mean, it went to the conservative party conference, i think, on a media pass, but you know, you saw partying with know, you saw them partying with priti know, you saw them partying with pfityou know, you saw them partying with prityou it does have >> you know, it does have there's constituency of there's a constituency of conservative voters there who love the guy. and there's no denying that. now the conservative party hierarchy , i conservative party hierarchy, i think, would move heaven and earth stop him ever becoming earth to stop him ever becoming a candidate or anything like that. we just don't know that. but we just don't know what kind of state the conservative party is going to be in after the next election. you know, they could be down 150 mps you know, they could be down 150 mp5 it you know, they could be down 150 mps it could be a quite mps or it could be a quite a

it may georgia, meloni in italy. it may be we're seeing a kind of right wing backlash.o be shifting right as well . right as well. >> mm yeah . >> mm yeah. >> mm yeah. >> i mean it is interesting and i agree with what you say about free speech that you start to pin somebody down and ban them and stop them from talking. then people want to know more about them and they will seek out that information . it is quite information. it is quite interesting that because his party has now won and he hopes to be prime minister his views are changing . this is pretty are changing. this is pretty much almost on an hourly basis. and you can see him doing the maths i need to be of this maths of i need to be of this persuasion . and however, persuasion. and however, i mustn't go too far because he's doing that calculation . so he doing that calculation. so he isn't stupid and i think people tend to sometimes write off slightly more populist figures as either stupid, they don't know what they're doing , they're know what they're doing, they're just there for attention and they're not ha

the west's attempts , and this is also a sensation, the prime minister was named italy is giorgio meloniist of figures, who for some reason was called the queen of europe, in third place for some reason is macron, in fifth is the president of turkey, erdogan, here in front of him is the green one - writes politico, the green cardinal of kiev ermak, that is, on in the west they openly say that ukraine is not led by zelensky, but by the head of his office, who also wears a military shirt, it has finally been said that the truth is called, the kiev clown himself, who in last year’s ranking was named the most influential person in europe, won the nomination, but you didn’t laugh, in the nomination, dreamers. people like him, now listen carefully, change the code of history not with the power of their army, not with the power of their economy, or with the power of their word. in the west, everyone knows well that zelensky’s favorite word is the word give, give money, give weapons, give at least something in ukraine. ukrainians see better than others how the course of history has changed since

populists in among men, national populists in austria back to being at the top of the polls, giorgia meloni in portugal breaking through the sweden democrat that's essentially running sweden's government from behind the scenes. so these movements are very significant , are very very significant, are very strong. michael and what's interesting about britain by the way, is that we are now one of the only democracies in europe not to have one of these very successful populist movements. and you know, from where i'm sat, michael, the thing i would say is what all of this shows is i think the failure of established parties to really respond to the concerns that are driving voters into the arms of these parties . i mean, we're these parties. i mean, we're nearly ten years on now from the votes for brexit, the votes for donald trump. you know, and still we've got unresolved pubuc still we've got unresolved public concerns over migration , public concerns over migration, unresolved public concerns over law and order, unresolved public concerns over what's happening to the cultural left in our polit

don't forget meloni is just in a bespoke deal with albania to have offshore containment of illegals inare done , alleviate deals are done, alleviate pressure, then, then the idea of having other countries leaving the eu will recede. >> i still think that the greatest threat to the eu in the medium to long term is in fact what happens in france and how successful marine le pen might be in the next presidential elections. that's the one to watch. i think if a big country, a big member like france were to have a referendum, then you could see the eu broken into a fantastic brian monteith, former brexit party mep, chief whip and columnist for the scotsman. >> thank you very much for joining me on the show. always a pleasure. well, there's lots more to come still between now and 6:00. i'll tell you why. king charles apparently branded prince harry fool , and he prince harry that fool, and he might have a point. but first, there's your latest news headunes there's your latest news headlines middlehurst headlines with polly middlehurst i >> -- >> martin, thank you . well, our >> martin, thank

. >> hi commissioners, my name is melony and i'm calling in to support this project. as a long time san francisco resident, i'm very excited to see how housing proposed in neighborhood. we don't see construction in this area. it goes without saying that san francisco needs helping and abandoned library does not help the crisis. the project sponsor has gone through all sorts of necessary steps so i don't see anything makes a argument. with that i strongly urge the commission to approve this project. thank you. >> hello, this is kansas mckenzie. as people have mentioned this building has had legacy status for 23 years. it is the it's the tile that attracts new residents to san francisco. historic that have been offered by bridge ekt. thank you very much. >> hi i'm calling in support. i was really close to the project site and i think repurposing is very important. the design is also great and will be huge value as anybody passes by. to remain visible which is great for preservation. and i have not heard any arguments against the need for housing. i hope that we can appr

. >> reason i say that is >> and the reason i say that is because giorgia meloni in italy, italy's a italy's a member of the echr. italy's a member of the echr. italy still member of the italy is still a member of the european union, yet they've done a in half the a deal with albania in half the time that the rwanda deal has failed to a single person failed to get a single person off the ground. ed think off the ground. ed you think people just getting people are just getting a bit bored you're bored of the fact that you're kind of always blaming the bogeyman in strasbourg? an actual responsibility actual fact the responsibility lies on the lies squarely on the conservative desk. >> @ i think desk. >> i think there's @ i think there's a desk. >> i think there's a big >> well, i think there's a big difference the uk's difference between our the uk's approach international approach to international law and treaties. approach to international law ancand treaties. approach to international law ancand of treaties. approach to international law ancand of ouraties. approach to international

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italy's prime minister giorgia meloni has announced a scheme to build reception centres in albania forto cut social benefits for asylum seekers, something which has been roundly criticised by the greens, who are an important part of mr schulz�*s coalition. i asked jessica parker, the bbc�*s new berlin correspondent, for more details. you're seeing a rising number of arrivals, irregular arrivals, illegal arrivals in germany. september this year saw the highest number of monthly illegal arrivals into germany since february 2016, which was, of course, around the height of the migration crisis. and the country could this year actually exceed the annual figures since that year as well. so certainly the country is looking at rising levels of irregular migration. and then also the alternative fur deutschland party, the far—right, anti—immigration party, really pointing at this issue and it's seen to sort of feed some of the recent electoral gains and the gains in the polls that they've been seeing. and the governing parties are trying to talk about potential solutions, speeding up deportation