a bullish outlook from micron. yields are coming back and the u.s. 10 year 3.4% and bitcoin is caught up in this risk rally, at 4.28. it has been a good run for tech stocks. the nasdaq 100 is tech heavy and we are heading for a pretty blockbuster quarter. we are getting towards the end of march and a few sessions left to go as we bring up this bloomberg terminal to visualize the point. whether we continue the momentum is about the fed, core pce, the main measure that they are looking to and i will answer questions and terms of the direction of travel for rates. katie greifeld in new york, what you've got? >> let's start with micron issuing an upbeat outlook. that is above the average and analyst estimate and you can see micron shares up about 6%. other chip stocks rising including nvidia. shares are higher at about 2% and you had piper sandler come out and raise their price target about $300. carnival also cruising today and they got an up straight -- an upgrade up susquehanna ahead of wave season which is when cru

that's not the way micron works.ou have to get in there ahead all the different moves where micron's gone from fourth quartile in the s&p to first quartile have come two quarters from now big institution has to be in there. this man has taken the team, the free cash flow numbers are hideous, but because he has raised enough liquidity, kind of saw it coming. got to hand it to him. he's taking incredibly tough action there are -- they are not sitting there ordering a lot of machines as a matter of fact, that's going to be a 2026 situation when we do the chips act he's being bold, brave the fact that samsung is cutting back is probably more important than anything. datacenter, really not that good look, i don't want to pour cold water on the turn, but there's nothing this quarter or next quarter that's going to make you feel, wow, i really got into micron, i'm so glad, unless you're someone, i know, will danoff that has to buy 30 million shares >> your point is that the market's not going to wait >> it can't, because in

-- cybersecurity and micron, they beat the chinese in 2020 in a lawsuit where micron accused them of stealing, and they won micron is just a political football the fact that the stocks are down $2 is a tremendous opportunity because it really doesn't matter that company's fortune is not made by china. >> you think the review is toothless or -- >> i think it's -- let's put it this way i think it's mean-spirited and i think it's pointed, but what matters is that pce was down 37%, and won't be down that much this quarter. >> speaking of china, reuters has a piece today. elon musk plans to visit and wants wo meetto meet with the pr he argues chinese rivals now are offering competitors to the three and the y that are forcing tesla to lose share. >> i enjoy it very much, the strategist that put up a piece that made me feel like as great as i think elon musk is, the actual basic structure, minerals, work force, for chinese evs is so powerful that it would be good for musk to go over there and actually say, okay, look what can we do to expand our business we do not have a low-cost -- the low

the crowds accused micron of backing lawanda, which the d r. c claims is supporting the m $23.00 enables and east off the nation . oh, not during the visit to we saw a desire for profound change in relations with africa. though for years the france has been saying that it was the spirit of partnership and collaboration with african countries. but many don't see these plans coming to fruition because for decades now, frances action during the genocide was and still is the subject of intense debate in africa. and critics accusing france of not having done enough to prevent the massacre even actively supporting the government responsible for the genocide. this despite micron, saying that france was not complicit in the genocide people who did a phone call. it's not francis fault. i'm sorry to say it in such blunt terms, but you've not been able to restore sovereignty, military security, nor the administration of your country. we must not look for culprits outside the affair. now many believe that these talking points are expressed in an attempt to

one micron put his feet on the congo, his ground saying we don't need france in africa. but if russia managed to reach africa, i think that russia would be welcomed as the people want bilateral relations with the nation. many have the opinion that france is still trying to colonize countries in africa with hope that france leaves africa, africa will remain. the continent needs all during verses when countries like russia, tortilla and china, but not france, because france is only interested in colonization. also this week, the crisis of multilateralism. now the key point of indian premier denotie speech of the g 20 summit held in india with foreign ministers from the world's biggest economies. he said they global powers must take responsibility for international are people that directly affects developing nations. the must all economists, dark mode deal literalism, even crisis today. the experience of the last 2 years for i mentor crises, climate change, randomly saddle zone and voss clearly solos. bag global governance had fe. this is why india g 20 presidency has tried

just a head of microns arrival in kinshasa. some congolese demonstrated against his trip to their country outside at the french embassy in kinshasa. the crowds accused him a crown of back in rwanda, which the d. r. c claims is supporting the m. 23 enables and east off the nation. oh, so important to know to that, to, for decades now, the democratic republic of congo has been the scene of the world's longest running conflicts. currently, tens of thousands of people have become displaced, a since heavy fighting, raged in the eastern darcy between congolese army and in 2030 rebels. it's clear that to relations between the 2 countries have gone from bad to worse. what can shasta accusing to guiding of supporting the m 23 rebels resurgence? i sending its own troops into easton, congo. the one that denies any involvement. but the d. r. c is so calling for international communities to sanction to wanda and force it to stop supporting militants. microns has been saying that it was the spirit of partnership and collaboration with africa

we got results from micron, and it hit thex■ trifecta.ofitable market share. stopped. quarter, even samsung t that's really all you need to know pulling back fromÑi■production the same time, history tell us we are at the bottom of pricing. we can't know exactly when that moment will come but money managers know they have to start buying now in stock dropped 7% in that e quarter. simple if theye1 get it right, the payf is gigantic. like a horse that looks like a long shot but should uo■ up to one. consider the returns when you get in right around the bottom in 2008, the stock played down1, losing 63% of its value. but when the market firste1 chi went into next year, it rallied 300% in 2011, micron fell 21% on the small.Ñ■ flat for a year(d the glut was worked through after that it worked 243%. in 2013, there was interest and you couldn't stop 2013 stocke1 rallied in 2015 and 87%n 2017o■k■ when the glut was done. or look at it another way. micron was the 17th best performer. next year fell to 469. then the business bounced back, which is ho

you have not been able to restore the sovereignty. frances president micron pains the blame on the democratic republic of congo for regional and security as protest or slam paris for imposing sanctions on russia rather than rwanda, which is accused of feeling the violence in the african region also ahead of 85 percent cover was rail transit occurs to this quarter profit. we report from the new international north south transport port or through which energy resources are delivered from russia to india via iran. the trade route is expected to reach a volume of 32000000 tons of fargo by the end of the decade. ah, good afternoon for martine or national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hour's top stories across the globe. i'm fear allies about breaking news here on our teen, or national russian authority say they have prevented an assassination. attends on a prominent russian business man. konstantin malo, fe of the russian federal security service has said that the assailant intended to plant a bomb in his car. similar to the case of journalist aria, do you know who was murdered by ukrainia

one micron, put his feet on the congo is ground saying we don't need france in africa. but if russia managed to reach out, i think that russia would be welcomed as the people, one bilateral relations who have been nation. many have the opinion that france is still trying to colonize countries in africa with hope that the france leaves africa, africa, will remain, the continent needs all the investors. we need countries like russia to kia and china, but not france, because france is only interested in colonization. also this week, the crisis of multilateralism, that was a key points of the indian prime minister modi's speech. the g 20 summit held in india this week with foreign minister from ministers from the world's biggest economies, is that the global powers must take responsibility for international people that directly affects developing countries. we must all economic died. multilateralism eden cries is today. the extremes of the love curios, financial crisis, climate change. when they meet that alone and vol. clearly, sol, back a global governance had fake. this

from russian present by the members in the devon said his waived russian flags compared microns. the notorious m. 23 in surgeon group and strain painted the french embassy with a was a micron, get lost. similar sentiment has been growing was the continent with the west african nations of molly in between a facet also recently demanding the immediate withdrawal of french troops. we heard from protesters about why exactly there against the plan visit by the french leader . that there are many widows because of mac phone, which on one hand we support how ami and we oppose his visit when we came here to say that we don't want help, we are strong enough to fight for our country. that's the reason why we're protesting for it, because got french president mc kronos fonda, and wanted to kill our brothers. and that's why we young people from the citizen movements in kinshasa have gathered to see know, to microns, visit to our country, who call on the congo least people to rise up and prevent ma crone from coming to our country sound. what cannot kilo brothers and come here to be welcomed

and another press conference just along the who french president, emanuel micron. he also backed up this position. he said that the european union's banking system is signed and he blamed the market turmoil around deutschen, but deutsche bank on speculators who was trying to get in while this tomo going in it going on in the banking sector. you said that the use banking situation shouldn't be compared to the swiss. he said it's not a comparable situation. now, this is all sort of happening in a context that was already on the a gender by the european union. trying to kick start its plan. that was put forward in 22008 for a banking union is by harmonizing banking rules, trying to make sure that taxpayers on funding o bailing. i find that if they fail, and that is, it is sort of got underway off to the financial crisis. 20072008, but it's been relatively sluggish ever since you can sense among the leaders not just shows a micron, but others as well. that had been speaking off to this summit that this is going to start to be a priority issue. as we're seeing these hig

lulu, mccormick, and even micron micron's reaction to the numbers yesterday was important to watch. stocks reflect so much bad news. the overall sentiment is still so much negative i also think you have seen some rotation out of equities into fixed income because there is an alternative and that's the other piece of the story on the markets this year, year to date. >> now people are using mega caps like fixed income regionals rebound. the etf up 7% in march that's actually from the march ' 23rd low you bought more schwab yesterday. today downgraded target gets caught to 68 from 99 what do we think why did you buy yesterday? >> i'm going to buy more of it i started buying two and a half weeks ago. i still think it's a bargain even if earnings are going to be disappointing, which they probably will be, i think down 30% is already reflecting a lot of bad news. this is the tenth largest bank in the country, a premiere company. they have liquidity. they can get $300 billion of liquidity if they needed to from the federal program. they have about $100 billion in cash flow. >> you don't wa

this despite micron, saying that france was not complicit in the genocide people who did a fault, but it's not francis fault. i'm sorry to say in such blunt terms, you have not been able to restore the sovereignty by the military, more security, northern australia, of your country. this is also a reality. we must not look for culprits outside lucifer. last have been mentioning microns tor of africa, revived old colonial was sparking po taste even as a micron, tried to convince the population that the era of france a freak has come to an end to thursday. the 4th week, lisa shall fall into africa is well and truly over. and i sometimes have the feeling that mentalities on aut, evolving at the same pace is also when i read, i hear i see claims that france has intentions, that it does not have that it no longer house. now it's clear that to paris is the seeking to protect economy areas that it has always taken for granted, which are now subject to increased competition from major powers, such as russia, china, and india. and at this point, many see frances move as a way to remain in the c

alex moazed show you micron in a moment. -- will show you micron in a moment. inflation is still hot. that is something the market is asking itself right now. the stoxx 600 is fading a little bit, but still up. up to 1.1% at the moment. property stocks have come back. you have tech, look at infineon, doing well. but it is still about the banks. surprising news out of ubs, certainly catching everyone today. alix: s&p is up .8%. micron really helping push tech up higher by 5%. we will get to, is it a bottom throughout this hour as well. another mover, lululemon surging. it was inventory management, but they are also sort of pairing back from lululemon studio, which was known as mirror, and moving towards app-based stuff, which could help trim costs. the two year yield also you have some buying coming in, but we are about that 200 day moving average and kind of holding it, which is quite interesting. the s&p, i feel like we are bouncing around, and no wonder what the catalyst is going to be for a breakout either way. guy: stuff. we are back to staff. -- stuff. let

say in such blunt terms, you have not been able to restore the sovereign seat, runs this president micron pins the blame on the d. r. c. 4 regional insecurity, as protested slumber, paris for imposing sanctions on russia. robin rwanda, which is accused of fueling violence in the region. also ahead with almost 85 percent of it was rail transit occurs through this border crossing. we report from the new international north, south transport corridor through which energy resources are delivered from russia to india by iran. the trade routes is expected to reach a capacity of 32000000 funds of cargo by the end of the decade with from moscow to the world. this is our t international mon is peter scott taking over via isabel and these the top stories this. our thanks for joining us. now we start with some breaking news here on our t this our because rational authorities say they prevented an assassination attempts on a prominent russian businessman konstantin murph. yay! of now, the russian federal secured service has said that the assailants intended to plant a bomb and it cost them it. so that

>> i think the worst is over micron is kind of like the ugly duckling in the group.were definitely hit the hardest with all the chip names in the space here fundamentally. they're more consumer driven as well as cpu driven, which is now kind of going through some of its pain here. you saw infineon overseas provide essentially better than expected revised outlook on their end and they are more kind of an industrial automotive driven when you put those two factors together, the data points are indicating, yes, we're starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel as we kind of go into q2 and q3. >> the recent secular rush and buzz run may be a headwind -- excuse me, tail wind angelo zino. great to see you. >>> check out shares of the largest egg producer producing third quarter revenue as prices, they rose significantly. the average price of a dozen eggs hitting $3.68 in a quarter versus 1.46 a year ago your omelet is a lot more expensive. "worldwide exchange" will be right back and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the best netw

know that the committee reports, french president in manion micron, has concluded his latest talk to africa, where he attempted to dispel francis image as an arrogant to a former colonial power while bidding for future influence within the african continent. but just ahead of mac, crohn's arrival in kinshasa, some congolese demonstrated against his trip to their country outside the french embassy in kinshasa. the crowds accused him a crown of backing lawanda, which the d. r. c claims is supporting the m. 23 enables in east, off the nation. oh, not during the visit to we saw a desire for profound change in relations with africa. though for years the france has been saying that it was the spirit of partnership and collaboration with african countries. but many don't see these plans coming to fruition because for decades now, francis action during the genocide was and still is the subject of intense debate in africa. and critics accusing france of not having done enough to prevent the massacre even actively supporting the government responsible for the genocide. this despite democracy,

been a week since french president emanuel macaroni hiked the country's retirement age from 62 to 64 micron, saying this is the only way to keep social security solvent. but many french are not buying macros. math violet protests have erupted across the country. hundreds of been arrested in paris alone in next week's visit by king charles the 3rd. it's been postponed to night. protestors in france angry at a president who they say is acting more like a king. i'm burnt off in berlin. this is the day ah, the news to you, but we would not be serious and we'd lack some common sense to propose to his majesty the king and the queen consort to make a state visit in the midst of the demonstrations. oh don't, we might as well not let foreigners see what's going on in france at the moment. i don't think that a political visits should be as phone just because people are in dispute to from the this pension reform symbolizes the populations. general bitterness, a denial of democracy, of which we are old victims with we're continuing to move forward. the country can't be at a standstill. ah, also coming

o. produce is gathered in the capital kinshasa with sluggers. micron is a murderer. i'm calling for help from a russian president vladimir putin. the demonstrators waved russian flies compared macro on to the notorious m. 23 insurgent group. and spray painted the french embassy with the woods. micron get lost. similar sentiment has been growing, and course the content of the west african nations molly ambled through the facet also recently demanding the immediate withdrawal refreshed troops. we heard from protest about why exactly there against the plan visit by the french leader that there are many widows because of my strong, which on one hand, we supported army and we oppose his visit. when we came here to say that we don't want help, we are strong enough to fight for our country. that's the reason why we're protesting. or because got french president mc kronos fonda, and wanted to kill our brothers. and that's why we young people from the citizen movements in kinshasa have gathered to see know, to mac, crohn's, visit to our country, who call on the congo least pe

a news alert on micron micron says, quote, we are aware the cyberspace administration of china has announceduct a cybersecurity review of micron's products sold in china. we are in communication with the cac and are cooperating fully. micron is committed to conducting all business with uncompromising integrity and we stand by the security of our products and our commitments to customers. micron shares have fallen now almost 4%. >>> all right. two once darling space spac companies getting lost in the space race virgin orbit, a satellite launched service owned by richard branson's virgin group failing to secure funding, ceasing operations and laying off almost all of its workforce. this isn't the only space odyssey that is struggling virgin galactic down 64% the stock traded as high as $57 a high currently sitting at 4 a company once touted by major investors. for more on virgin orbit's collapse, let's bring in cnbc.com space reporter, michael sheets michael, good to have you with us just for clarity sake, i can't pronounce it, but whatever virgin orbit does what virgin galactica does what >>

they even spray painted the french embassy with the words. micron. get lost or similar sentiment has been growing across the continent as i was saying with the west african nations of molly and but foster also recently demanding the immediate withdrawal of french troops. so we hit the streets ourselves and heard from protesters about why exactly? that's so it's against the bad visit by the french president. there are many widows because of mac wrong. we don't want him was supposed tell me and we oppose his visit. we came here to say that we don't want help. we are strong enough to fight for our country. that's the reason why we protesting. because the french president mcroy is funded and wanted to kill our brothers. and that's why we young people from the citizen movements in kinshasa have gathered to say no to ma crohn's, visit to our country, who call on the congo is people to rise up and prevent mccrory from coming to our country. somewhat. cannot kill brothers and come here to be welcomed like a king. that man is a criminal. always, you know, we

just a head of microns arrival in kinshasa. some congolese demonstrated against his trip to their country outside the french embassy in kinshasa. the crowds accused ma chronos, back in re wonder which the d. r. c claims is supporting the m. 23 enables in east, off the nation. oh, also important to know to that, to, for decades now, the democratic republic of congo has been the scene off the wall to longest running . conflicts are currently tens of thousands of people have become displaced, a since heavy fighting raged in the eastern t. r, super to congolese army and in 2030 rebels who have been waging in their offensive since a 2012 insurrection. that briefly overran the city of comma. it's clear that to relations between the 2 countries have gone from bad to worse with kinshasa accusing kigali of supporting the intro to 30 rebels of your surgeons. i sending it over to, into eastern congo. the one that denies any involvement to bite the d r c. so calling for international communities to sanction to wanda and force it to stop su

the french present mano micron is being questioned about hypocrisy with the country sanctions policy during his toll of africa. now france has taken a firm stance against russia over the war in ukraine, but thousands imposed sanctions against her wonder for it's a legit supports of the m $23.00 insurgent group was fighting just across the country's border in the d asi lucas that don't kill us off we can see that france is not active enough in condemning, we're wanda, in demanding sanctions against it. but you are doing this aggressively against russia. why there is such a lack of assistance in regard to the d r c. and so that goes, we agree with the asi president just to carry on the need to give the piece plan a chance. we have the opportunity to resolve the conflict with am 23. today's not the time to force things by those who will interfere with implementation of this plan. know what they are risking include, and sanctions are the front president toll of africa was mired by protests as locals demanded that the former colonial power leave the constant for good. now the less micron

. >>> let's talk micron.ead of its earnings report in "overtime tonight" shares up 16% puts it on track to break a five-quarter losing streak. kristina partsinevelos looking at the numbers of what we should expect and what it might mean for the overall space. >>> the street is bracing for the worst. citi expecting negative growth margins for the first time since the great financial crisis and a billion dollar inventory write-off. morgan stanley expects difficult conditions to persist. they're still bullish on this name predicting the bottom is near for memory prices. we had customers stocking up on end servers, some even double ordering. that's why micron's cfo said they expect a, quote, material inventory write-down. the guesses between half a billion and a billion dollars, definitely not cheap. it is seen as the last chip to fall, why shares are underperforming names like amd and intel on a month-to-date basis. intel up almost 16.5%. for amd and intel the bottom was already called considering their exposure

don't believe french president microns claims that his country will no longer in the, in the confidence, as they call for the former colonial power to finally leave with watching t international. my name's peter scott, where we join us from. welcome to the program. we start this with some breaking news rushes defense ministry says, and as of far right command post has been stroked in these upper orgy region that comes just days after attacked by new the far right group with ties to the ukranian . as of battalion, let's get more details from our correspondence in the dorm bus, roaming cost of rama. thanks for joining us. what can you tell us about this latest strike squall? this statement, sir, by the russian defense minutes free comes as part of a much broader report about the special military operation. now it gave a full account of the events on the ground at the moment with details regarding all of the latest. now that included a strike against the command post of the us off regiments. now of this infamous formation is a neo nazi military units, which is recognized as a terrorist org

but just how far president micron wall continue, what the stance is still and clear. we spoke to a senior research fellow at the center for africa, china studies who says that france cannot be trusted to leave africa. because the former colonial power still depends on the continents resources. i think prism upgrades is big trouble. and the trouble starts from yeah, that he's now over a see you want managing the eroding influence of france in africa. it started with our policy where the old of announced the debt of process, which is really not true. the public statement of it looks really nice. but the reality of pulling out of africa is really much more painful. and i don't think until we can see the prove in the put in there's no way to trust the french. and in fact, the evidence is already very clear. mean french companies pulled a great deal of resources from africa. it's a huge loot that the con, really bypass, and they've been feeding on. it was so long. it is difficult. it's like a drug addiction that so don't take time for them to get rid of. and so we can't tr

that's just how far president micron war continue, what distance is still unclear. law. so this week, the crisis of multilateralism. well, that was a key points of indian prime minister mode is speech at the g 20 summit, which was held in india with foreign ministers from the world's biggest economies. are he said the global powers must take responsibility for international upheaval. the directly affects developing countries. we must all economic dark mode, deal literalism, egan crisis today. the experience of the last 2 years, financial crises, climate change, friend, emmy, baptism and vol. clearly, sol, bag global governance had faith. this is why india g 20 presidency, has tried to do our voyage through the global south. no rural can claim global literacy without bliss, i mean go those mo, at back there by each. this isn't russia's foreign minister said. a gale of rav was among the world's top diplomats attending the events, and he has agreed that the end within the liter, excuse me, that is very important to promote a multi lateral world and help developing countries

our micron was still mood there. well, mara, the moon on the continent continues to be a wave. a wave i gazed, the frame shall present here on the continent. the former colonial pow i is having it hard here on the continent as more and more african countries, one to dissociate. what was the traditional agreement that they had with the french colonial power following independence from the 60s. we have the in the military, when does the molly and with gina fossil bows pushing back against french involvement, which has been here for the last 10 years. at least fighting the jet hide is. busy has been be said to or not west africa and they're saying that regardless of the french involvement and their military present it, that has not quelled this wave of jihad isn't dead. we have seen mind, you, me, this is emmanuel. i'm across a team to visit to the continent since taking up the reins as fresh president in 2017. and it comes a missed that wave. let pushback of france on the continent with most of the continent saying that they would rather seek a new partnership elsewhere. we have

but emanuel micron is on a 4 day tour of this continent is going to visit god born. the will be in no goal and he will end these tall in the d out of the way with some of the strongest feelings about the french, emanating from there was a peace agreement that was signed in that region. but they still see the french very much a spent force in that region, being unable, or rather, i'm willing to do anything to address the insurgency that has been caused by the extension of what they say is the key gali government represented in this case by m 20 to the rebels. the french have a long way to go here, if they're going to research and re kindled the relationship that they've had with the numerous african countries. because more and more we're hearing of countries re considering, given the youth of the frank, that is the currency that was introduced by france as a former colonial power here. and they say that that has not necessarily served their interest and is only served to france in a sense that it allowed them to, to pin these countries down and have them in a choke ho

implicated last year in an alleged plot to overthrow the german government and french president, emanuel micron, defending his decision to raise the country's retirement age even as protest escalate across the country. ah, i'm bri. gov to our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. it is the life blood of humanity, but there is less and less of it. i'm talking about water. we're now on world a water day. a new un report has revealed the scale of water scarcity across the globe at a special un conference in new york, the u. s. government has pledged to commit $49000000000.00 us dollars towards the water crisis. when she noticed that the world was running out of water, mina gully started running and she hasn't stopped since i'm running because i want to take the voices of the people from the front lines of this water crisis and take them into boardrooms, take them into the holes of power and in by the government officials, the corporate corporate leaders to take action. the athlete and activists from australia completed $200.00 marathons across

but emanuel micron is on a 4 day tour of this continent is going to visit god born. the will be in no goal and he will end his fall in the d r. c. where was some of the strongest feelings about the french, emanating from there was a police agreement that was signed in that region, but they still see the french very much a spent force in that region being unable, or rather i'm willing to do anything to address the insurgency that has been caused by the extension of what they say is the key gali government represented in this case by m 20 to the rebels. the french have a long way to go year if they're going to research and re kindled the relationship that they've had with the numerous african countries. because more and more we're hearing of countries re considering, given the use of the frank, that is the currency that was introduced by france as a former colonial power here. and they say that that has not necessarily served their interest and is only served france in as says that it allowed them to, to pin these countries down and have them in a choke hold over the e

last have been mentioning microns tor of africa, revived old colonial winds, sparking protest even as micron tried to convince the population that the era of france a freak has come to an end to seek the age of france. africa is well and truly over and i sometimes have the feeling that mentality is on notice holding at the same pace as us. when i read, i hear i see claims that france hasn't had since that it does not have that they no longer has. now it's clear that paris is the seeking to protect economy areas that it has always taken for granted, which are now subject to increased competition from major power such as russia, china, and india. and at this point, many see frances move as a way to remain in the continent market. russia remains india's top crude oil importer for 5th straight months with a record $1600000.00 barrels per day in february, as indian refiners relish the discounted russian oil. moreover, russia has started shipping exports, including energy resources to india via the new international north south transport court, or russia's 1st deputy prime minister has anno

well, in a moment we'll be discussing president microns pension reform plans with our guests . but 1st, let's take a closer look at what he actually wants to do. the reform he says is to provide for the future and ease the financial button on the state. he's asking people to work for 2 more years to make the system more sustainable in the long term. at the moment, french men retire at 62. that's 2 years earlier than the e. u. average of 64 french women retire at 61 forecast. say that they'll be few people around to pay taxes to fund francis state pensions in the a 2000. there were $2.00 workers for each retiree, but by 2070 that's expected fall to just $1.00 workers for each retiree. ah, so let's bring it all guests from copenhagen were joined by actual person union representative for railway workers of general confederation of labor from paris. laura malo, the paris correspondent of the irish times, and from san romeo. the performance is paul taylor contributing editor of politico and senior fellow with the friends of europe. think tank a warm welcome to you will laura, i'm go

of a multi lateral world order, also, i had a protest as in africa, don't believe french, but the microns claims that he's country will no longer and then the constant as they call the former colonial power to leave with thank you for joining those early this sunday afternoon. you're watching the weekly here on our see. my name is peter scott on these the top stories from the week just gone thanks for joining us. the leader of the private military company, the wagner group set on friday, the russian forces have nearly completely surrounded the ukrainian health city of buckman, also known as are almost done. yet republic, i issued a public address, ukraine's president volume is the landscape telling him to let his troops withdraw ciocca walk? yeah, the city is essentially surrounded move, whereas earlier we were fighting against the professional ukrainian army. now we are seeing more and more elderly men and boys, they last just a day or 2 in fighting. let them leave here safely. no, graham scott, where this comes after a number of advances by russian troops in the area ukrainian army has

i answers in africa, don't believe french president microns claims that his country will no longer interfere in the continent affairs, as they call for the former colonial power to finally leave for good with coming to live from the russian capital. this is the weekly, on our tea international. rachel blevins here with the top stories from this week. and today. welcome to the program. the leader of the private military company, the wagner group set on friday. the russian forces have nearly completely surrounded the ukrainian house, city of archie, a mosque also known as back moot. and, and on that score public, he issued a public address to ukraine's president zalinski, telling him to let his severely weakened troops abandon their physicians who should go walk the cities essentially surrounded worse. earlier, we were fighting against a professional ukrainian army. now we're seeing more and more elderly men and boys, they last just a day or 2 in the fighting. let them leave here safely. this comes after a number of advances by russian troops in the area. the ukrainian army has reportedly been

but just how far president micron wall continue what the stance is still and clear. hi, molly bass physical as he says, africans all set up with french involvement on the continent. the particular issue of the contention is frances failure to fill his promises to eradicate terrorist groups. there i is almost everywhere in africa, from south africa to almost everywhere, everywhere. but guess of what happened in dfcs to get a physical for who i have from who is just to so we have everything you are going to go to work your quality and you please go away from africa with our level resource one to somewhere else. and that's sort of where it would be are, but please, we don't want to continue with russia ali, here we have commemorated amounts of events in the 100 and 25th anniversary of the establishment of the diplomatic relations roches ambassador to the east african nation. lavish praise on the phone, economic ties in the countries, particularly in energy and agriculture, local revolt, or this on my list as the details with russia in the build fee to cash in science. a

government. deeply unpopular reforms have raised the retirement age by 2 years. president micron has so far refused to back down after narrowly surviving to no confidence votes in power. while a strong earthquake has shaken the large parts of northern afghanistan and pakistan, killing at least 9 people and injuring dozens more. the epi santa was in afghanistan's remote, mountainous by the shan province. the 6.5 magnitude quake was powerful enough to send people fleeing to safety. hundreds of kilometers away. ah, rattling and shaking as the quake went down here and the pakistani make a city of la hole, the tremor sent residents running out of buildings for the safety of the streets. hundreds of kilometers away in islamabad. shopper is also scrambled for the exits of this shopping center. the intensity was so high it, it felt like something is shaking very rapidly and the sound of reckless, still haunting my ears. right now. pakistani officials ordered people to evacuate after cracks appeared in several high rises, while death reported in more remote areas. across the afghan border and

know that this bust up is happening and we know that on friday morning it's suggested that a manual micron, the french president and allah shows the german german chancellor. i'm going to sit down and discuss this. the other member states are watching carefully. they're a bit annoyed, frankly, that they're not being involved in this discussion that the 2 big member states of the european union appear to be the ones deciding on this. this does look like a big bust up going forward. exhaust on the w's jack, patrick and brussel, jack thankfully will sang in europe, and france has seen a 9th day of nationwide protests against president emanuel microns, controversial pension reforms in some cities, marches turned violent. can see these peaches from boy where protest is said, the town hall on fire destroying the wooden door and its main entrance. more than a 1000000 people joined protests across frances unions. cold for mass walk, else. at the heart of the french capital. thousands had taken to the store for yet another day, trying to pressure their president in manuel my call to dropped the ref

over the center of paris to show their opposition to the pension reforms forced to 3 by emmanuel microns government. the deeply unpopular reforms have raised the retirement age by 2 years. president micron has so far refused to back down after narrowly surviving to no confidence votes in parliament. the debate over you migration is heating up again after last month. deadly ship rec in southern italy, more than 80 people are known to have died after a boat carrying migrants and asylum seekers broke apart a few 100 meters from shore. our reporter rosie burch hard visited the scene of the disaster. nick cra tornet, where the search for victims and 4 answers continues. weeks after calamity struck the coast of calabria, strong wind spree, more bodies near shore. divers carry the remains to the coroner. a little girl is among the dead. haseb survived, he tells us he left afghanistan because his life was in danger. but more peril. lay ahead. a leather got you was about a month if the goods left i will never forget that day in all my life. it was, he conditions were even worse than they are now

well, i don't expect much from micron speech. we're holding you protests on thursday is going to be massive. whether he bypasses the parliament vote, whether there's a vote of no confidence, we will fight until it is withdrawn ball hymns without household hope. nicole's, popularity has plummeted over his pension plans. his personal approval rating is now just 28 percent. it's a perilous position from which he must regain public confidence and restore, come amid furious french voters. oh, and for more i am joined now by table milan a journalist from la echo in paris. i thank you so much for joining us. we understand that french president emmanuel mccall is due to speak later today. what is he expected to say? well, it's we are still expected to to, to say something which is new as such because he hasn't spoken since the beginning of the whole reform process. he has let his prime minister have been born in the front seat. so the news that he's talking is old is the news, and it says what he's going to say is probably perhaps disapp