well, today in france, prime minister michel barnier spoke for the first time about the plans of the new government. for two weeks, he refused to give details and called for waiting for his speech in parliament. however, he managed it. he said, i realize what a difficult time the french are going through, and this phrase, as well as the statement about the need to support security, caused an uproar from the parliamentary rostrums. however, it seemed that it did not matter what he said. at some point the moment the deputies, who had not submitted to france, even took out their white cards from... as for the new composition of the government, it was announced on the evening of september 21, here is what journalists from the figaro newspaper wrote about it, the right-wing team of 39 people is very young and includes few political... heavyweights. the new composition has drawn criticism from the left and the far-right political camps. according to recent polls, more than half of the residents of france are dissatisfied with the decision of the new prime minister. the fate of the governme

this was stated by prime minister michel barnier.ording to the politician, it is necessary, in particular, in the order exceptions, extend the detention period for illegal migrants. barnier also said that the fifth republic intends to periodically introduce controls on its borders, following germany's example. meanwhile , the french are unhappy with the prime minister's policies, his government has just been formed, and the head of the cabinet has already announced that he intends to cut social spending in the budget, as well as ... increase taxes, french trade unions have called for a new strike, expert opinion. growing protests in france amid changes in pension legislation to increase retirement age, testifies to only one thing: france is entering a regime of austerity, a regime of financial and economic crisis, the best way for political corporate elites to do this is to increase the exploitation of ordinary workers, these are not throwaway words, this is classic economics, which says that at present the elites have once again sol

today a programmatic speech by the new prime minister michel barnier before parliament is planned, and then a vote of no confidence is planned, it is promised to the head of the government by representatives of left-wing movements. this is a response to the too zealous and active participation of prime ministers. which took only fourth place in the last parliamentary elections, and the winning coalition of the left - the new popular front, was actually left out of the new cabinet, as a result, the fifth republic received, according to the representative of the socialist party philippe. the call was also supported by ordinary citizens, to the french are no strangers to protests, a series of demonstrations against the same pension reform in 2023 gathered, according to various sources, between 1 and 3 million participants. we need to start organizing from below, including in our communities, in our workplaces, in schools, to start coordinated actions that can put pressure on the government to ensure that all our demands are met. and here is a new stage of the struggle: today, trade unions

the protests were timed to coincide with prime minister michel barnier's keynote speech at the national assembly. the new government faces many problems, the prime minister called for france to be unable to control emigration, so control will be tightened state borders. the budget deficit is also a concern. barnier set a goal. it by 5% next year, he also announced plans to develop nuclear energy. the french are unhappy with the prime minister's policy, although his government has just been formed. the head of the cabinet has already announced that he intends to cut social spending in the budget, as well as increase taxes. according to expert alexey ovdonin, unemployment, worsening socio-economic conditions, as well as rising inflation could provoke even more protest in french society. the growth of protests in france against the backdrop of changes in pension legislation to increase the retirement age indicates only one thing: and france is entering a regime of strict savings in a financial and economic crisis, the best way for the political corporate elites of france is to increase the

what do you think it means for michel barnier's political future?> that really is the key question here. a lot of headlines is more taxes for everybody in the country. they will have to sell this message and started the last couple weeks that says everybody needs to make an effort here. more companies will be taxed and more individuals. what a lot of mps are saying and including barnier's camp is the taxing companies. they may be hiring less. the question of what this may mean for the french economy. to say having heavier taxes while they have been suffering from short falling tax revenue. on the numbers, it might make sense, but politically going forward, it may not be the answer for those debates in the national assembly would be complicated on top of the political messaging they are trying to push out. >> indeed. charlotte reid reporting in london. thank you. >>> shifting gears now and at least 14 deaths have been confirmed after hurricane milton barrelled through florida causing flooding and leaving millions without power across the state. the c

well, today in france , prime minister michel barnier spoke for the first time about the plans of thevernment, for two weeks he refused to give details and. called for waiting for the speech in parliament, however, it was difficult for him today, deputies of the left parties in the national assembly of france in every possible way prevented barnier from speaking. i realize what a difficult time the french are going through, - said barnier. and this phrase, as well as the statement about the need to maintain security, caused an uproar from the parliamentary rostrums. however, it seemed that it did not matter what barnier said. at some point, the deputies who did not obey. the first demand is to reduce our double budgetary and ecological debt. the french expect that the prime minister of the government, each of you, will tell the truth, and as i promised, i will tell the truth about how things really are with our public accounts and how our lifestyle and economy affect the environment. as for the new government, it was announced on the evening of september 21, here is what the journalis

ceasefire and peace in the middle east region, but just this morning , french prime minister michel barnierounced in the parliament of this country that we consider israel's security to be our own security and strongly defend it. but in the public opinion of france and in europe, if a person patrols the streets , talks to people, he can extract what is reality from their hearts and from their tongues. and that is that the islamic republic of iran has the right to take action against the crimes committed by the zionist regime of israel these days, both in palestine and in lebanon, and recently in the martyrdom of mr. ismail haniyeh in tehran , and these attacks. the missile is basically the right of iran, which is based on international standards and the united nations charter. this is something that can be passed among the public opinion of france, of course, a part of the public opinion of france and europe is strongly influenced by the european media, and these media are also most of them are under the supervision of the zionists cycle, thank you very much for your explanation , journalis

french prime minister michel barnier expressed concern about the situation on in the middle east assessed it as extremely difficult. us presidential candidate donald trump once again. noted that if he had been the head of the white house, this war would not have happened at all. the russian embassy in tel aviv said that they have no information about russian victims, where the representative office is operating normally. the russian embassy in tehran calls on its fellow citizens not to panic and to refrain from taking photos and videos on the streets. the plane of the russian delegation headed by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko was forced to turn around at the iranian border because... the airspace was closed, the plane went to mineralnye vody for refueling, after which it flew back to moscow, the flight was to the capital of qatar doha, where the summit, the dialogue on cooperation in asia, will start, the deputy prime minister also had bilateral meetings planned, among the group of journalists on board was our special correspondent boris ivanin, he managed to talk to dmitry ch

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other stories this friday, michel barnier has announced tax cuts to cut the budget deficit limited toeuros of revenue or more , individuals on high incomes will pay more under the plans. bloomberg has been told an online fashion retailer shein is starting a formal meeting to gain interest ahead of a london ipo. they are awaiting approvals in china and the u.k.. now our global rankings with a change near the top. mark zuckerberg is the second wealthiest person ahead of emison's jeff bezos and trailing only elon musk. a high of just a mere 206 billion, more than a billion ahead of jeff bezos, there we go. plenty more coming up, stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we would like to grow and keep unemployment where it is and third quarter shaping up that way but not strong enough to cause resurgence or lead to recession. tom: ok. bill dudley who has been writing about his hard landing views. here is where the focus is in here is what has been happening, blue line indicating how hard jobs are to find. unemployment 4.2% holding, becoming harder to find jobs now in the u.s.. jay powell does

macron infuriated the left when, after the snap parliamentary elections , he appointed his man michel barnier to the post of prime minister, although by all the rules he should have given this post to the left coalition, so by the time the macron prime minister's program was presented in the national assembly, the left was ready to give battle, and they did. i realize what a difficult moment the french are going through. in fact, the deputies of the left coalition did not listen forty-five-minute speech of the prime minister, in which he announced five main priorities of the government's work. migration and is in the worst financial situation in recent years, the budget deficit is more than 6%, although in the eu it is forbidden to cross the 3% threshold. the real sword of damocles is our colossal financial debt, more than 3 trillion euros, and if nothing is done, this sword of damocles will hang over our children and grandchildren. as concessions to the left popular front, barnier promised some concessions with the pension reform, according to him words, within reasonable limits, but the num

back in september, there were large-scale protests after macron appointed michel barnier as prime ministerse party the republicans took only fourth place in the elections. and now a new stage of the struggle. on the date of the new prime minister's programmatic speech in parliament, the trade unions called for demonstrations to cancel the much-talked-about pension reform that came into force just over a year ago. more than 95,000 people supported the call, also demanding higher wages. around 250 demonstrations took place across the country. in the capital , 11,000 people joined the march. for 80 days this summer, we witnessed the deplorable spectacle of political debates with extremely high rates of workers who are very far from the problems. austerity measures have never been popular, but by the prime minister's own admission, france is in its worst financial situation in recent years. throughout his presidency, macron allowed himself to spend excessively, justifying it either by the pandemic or by supporting ukraine. as a result, the budget deficit exceeded 6%, and the national debt beca

fitch ratings has put france on a negative outlook after michel barnier's government announced tax increasestch had already downgraded friends to a minus and now expects a steep rise in government debt toward 118.5% of gdp by 2028. it has been a brutal year for european carmakers with sales slumping in the face of fierce competition from chinese competitors. so how can they turn things around at the paris auto show? sounds unlikely, but let's bring in oliver crook who was there. maybe it is the messaging, the four look, the pipeline of models. what is their mission in paris? >> i mean, this is really what it is all about for the car industry. we can talk about positive deliveries and all these figures of the abstract of the macro, but this is where you sort of display the models, the actual cars, the technology coming to market, and the paris car show is all about electric vehicles despite the fact that there is this sort of perfect storm for a lot of these european auto players, which is the demand for ev's is not there. global demand in general is winning. increasing regulation by the end

change, so the debate in parliament over the next couple of months will probably be heated, and michel barnier may have to use this constitutional article 49.324 is the budget in parliament without info. that was used last year in order to pass the very controversial pension reform without a vote. that is assuming marine le pen does not support a vote of no-confidence. she has already criticized this budget, especially the delay of pensions, saying that this could a theft for pensioners. we also heard from them head of the french state auditor who actually said there are too many taxes in this budget. the social discontent of french people being fed up with taxes. lizzy: we thank you for that reporting out of paris. we will continue this conversation at a pretty time a.m. -- at 8:30 u.k. time. interesting to think about how it fits into mario draghi's outloo r come tentativeness in europe, the slow agony he has burned out. coming up, changes at the top. stellantis replacing its cfo and kicking off the search for its top executive. we will bring you that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcom

there's been a no vote of confidence, but that's the first one michel barnier was facing. the far right decided not to support it. the group has 125 mps, didn't support it it. so that means the barnier government survives for now, but it's expected they will have to face many more votes of no confidence. they've got some big challenges ahead, particularly the budget they're presenting tomorrow evening. it will be debated in parliament the first week around october 21st. of about, he mentioned last week in his general policy speech in front of parliament how the public finances are a sort of dam damocles. he wants to bring it back to 5% and reach a 3% of deficit by 2029 instead of '27 previously. so they will announce some cuts. they're looking for savings, around 60 billion euros of savings next year. two-thirds of those come from actual spending cuts and one from new taxers, and they expect to i announce a new tax on the larger companies who want to have 1 billion euros turn joeshs that will affect 3 million companies in the country, a corporate tax hike to reach 33% ther

charlotte, michel barnier is a smart man. >> whatever measures he wants to take with a fragmented parliamento majority, he has to please everybody. that is difficult at the moment with difficult decisions taken at the moment. suddenly, the ratings coming in the context. moody's changing to negative and maintaining "aa." slightly higher than other agencies, but raising the concern of the political situation stopping the government, basically, to lower the deficit. that comes a couple of weeks from fitch and s&p coming in a few weeks as well. again, the context is with the debate at the moment on the budget for 2025. it was presented a couple of weeks ago. they tried to bring back the deficit for 6.1% this year to 5% next year. to do that, they want to make cuts. about 60 billion euro in savings. 2/3 from spending. on richest individuals. they are in the revenue part of the debate. on friday night, mps worked until midnight to go through the 3,000 amendments on the table. the debate will start again on november 5th. the question is can they vote that budget, will they have to go through the me

prime minister michel barnier said this in parliament, where he presented his program. ​​that we consider ours and that we share. a bad sign for ukraine , it was not mentioned once during the us vice presidential debates. tim wahls and j.d. vance talked about america's domestic problems, the most prominent international topics were the middle east and iran, and then the candidates switched to trump and began to discuss what he said on this or that issue, be it a hurricane, climate, the migrant crisis, guns in schools or unbridled inflation. along the way, sikale haris got it because... what is this in october? it seems like nothing like this has ever happened in the capital region of central russia. today, according to forecasts, up to 21° above zero. tomorrow, it will be 22°. no precipitation is promised, and there will be very little cloud cover, the sun will shine almost all the time, although you won't be able to enjoy this weather for long, according to forecasters, autumn will come into its own on friday. that's all for now. we are glad to welcome everyone who. me

and the new prime minister of france, michel barnier, gave his first major address to parliament.ongtime conservative was heckled by angry lawmakers as he promised to cut the nation's debt. in north carolina coming election officials say they have their work cut out for them to ensure a smooth vote in november following the hurricane. today, the executive director director of the board of elections said the destruction is unprecedented and this level of uncertainty this close to election day is daunting. she added the storm closed 12 county election offices in the western part of the state but no voting equipment was damaged. early voting is set to begin on october 17. breast cancer rates are on the rise, especially among younger women. a new report from the american cancer society shows one in 50 women will develop invasive breast cancer before they turn 50 years old. the sharpest increase was among women in their 20's. there was also a steep rise among asian american and pacific islander women. across all age groups, breast cancer rates went up 1% each year from 2012 to 2021. br

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michel barnier called it the real sort of damocles. the same thing happening to the u.s. after the election? kristen: the major conversation we are having, taxes and what happens when we get that expiration at the end of 2025 and what that could mean for personal taxes, corporate wealth taxes, dividend income taxes. one thing i think is a fascinating stat is you can worry about what those outcomes are, you can worry about what a divided government would do. i look much more basically at the fact that only one out of three americans has a will. only one out of three americans has gone to a financial plan. when you think through what could be some of the biggest events in terms of impacting your overall wealth and the taxation of that, is not just what you were invested in, it is how you structure it. i would say focus more on the basics in your control, not this out, that we still don't know and it is still uncertain. be prepared for it by taking control of those things. lisa: a six like 60/40 or longer-term risk exposure, this is at th

one of the much mooted ideas is that if we want anything out of the eu, michel barnier masterful negotiatortricked us. yeah, he absolutely did out trick us at the time. masterful negotiator said no cherries if you want anything from us, freedom of movement or some form of open borders is the price. let's talk about the first opfion let's talk about the first option a potential tens of thousands of asylum seekers coming into the uk. if we want to do any sort of returns deal from, say, for example, those coming to our coast from france. i mean, i think this is a decision we have to make a national sovereign judgement on if we want to have the cooperation of the eu and our neighbours in taking people back then, it's not entirely unexpected that they're going to want something in exchange for that. and i mean , to be honest that. and i mean, to be honest with you, whether we take a quota from them or do what the last government did was just pluck some number out of the air as a target and then completely miss it. >> it doesn't make that much difference. >> but, sir nick, if the european union ca