and i guess he's going to declare the next election, a national assembly. if you're going to a few minutes by mr. glass, a selection, he can't stay here. otherwise, he will have to leave the seat. and he has to appoint a place to run the country. and so at the moment it is a very difficult to say, and what is going to happen? it is all dependent. and if you're just looking at a good scenario, what's going to happen? a foreigners do you think that we might see a concerted effort from here on out to try and improve pakistan's relationship with the us? is that something that's in the cards going forward? well, you know, ever since spike phone was founded off, found like 2 kids found and was to the come on. the other 2 are found. mr. jenna, the 1st thing he did was send someone to washington d. c. because he understood, even though we were situated all the way in south asia, that the u. s. relationship was what we need it. unlike indian, its relationship with russian wanting to be not non aligned box on all was wanted to be aligned with the us by that i mean bi

c. foreigners is bonnie wrighter and former member of the national assembly of pakistan. a warm welcome to you all. thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. sorry, let me start with you today. just how volatile is the political situation in pakistan right now. thank you for having me right now. these are, you know, political activities going on in caucus at present. you know, the boat of new confidence, our prime minister is facing by a prime minister of pakistan on a, you know, just it, president of pakistan. he does all the national assembly, but back to, you know, decision as another one, but it's been called pakistan yesterday. and today they are facing fidgets and you're looking for what, how it's going to work out what i, on the fact section ground. we can see that the opposition is having a, you know, decide the number of who i need to know about farmers or how long has the time been turning against them. ron con. well, most of us who consider those democrats would see right from the beginning. we consider mister han not to be elected prime minister som

but they had, they had stayed there, the speaker of the national assembly dramatically said that a, that he is a, he agreed that there was a foreign conspiracy around hon immediately about, you know, 510 minutes afterwards. address the nation said that he's sent an invite to the president to dissolve the assembly. um and that was the end of that. so just yeah, months we had weeks of build up to this and then suddenly it was all over within 20 minutes, i counted, i'm just wondering the people pakistan did they believe that there's a foreign plot to remove among con they, by that this, his support is absolutely do or we saw that the day he was removed, which is the 11th of march the next day on sunday. they were, you know, a large number of protests held across the country, particularly and got out to where i'm sitting and sports while in his organic protest in the sense that they were know there's a leadership present. and they were denouncing the us. they were denouncing the opposition and i think very key denouncing the military establishment as well, which i think is interesting. so hi

a new conference motion in the pm was rejected as unconstitutional by the national assembly in a recent speech to the nation and run. can blame quote, foreign powers for trying to intervene in his country's domestic policy in response to on the bus close times with russia. he claims that political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west. specifically, the u. s. in response, washington said that those allegations are the prime ministers. opponents accused him of economic management and bungling foreign policy. local correspondents, medulla beach, sent this brief report for r t from the person we are turning in, turned out the final. amanda smith is on the job. this is one of the 4 major road leading to the parliament building. these are the support of the prime minister, the rom khan, who just read before has using is a cost, is that it's already has asked the president of pakistan to dissolve the national assembly. because 2 minutes before the speaker, the upper house god nationalist really declared the no country dose motioned by the opposition, unconstitutional and rejected by ward

required by the constitution ended law was that once the vote of no confidence is moved in the national assembly, the prime minister loses the power to dissolve the assembly. but what has happened a dual day in the measure that somebody is that the speaker of the mission assembly has rejected. doug a, d v as a lucian, which was moved against the prime minister. and he has a. busy broke the got the, the assembly. now after that, the prime minister has announced that the, the, i advised the president to dissolve the assembly. and in terms of the constitution, if the payment history addresses the president, it is, does all automatic any within 48 hours of what the legal recourse said that is available to the opposition because they said that they are going to go to the supreme court. now, only legal recourse available to the, to the opposition is to approach the supreme court up august on into file a petition against the off the speaker. and the ordinance of the feminist up august aren't resolved as somebody's and day out of going to do that. and do you think that it is, or if the assemblies are di

was rejected as unconstitutional by the national assembly and a recent speech to the nation. and i can blame quote, foreign powers for trying to intervene in his country in the policy, in response to on the bus close ties with russia. he claims the political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west. specifically the u. s. washington rejects those allegations. the prime minister's opponents accuse him of economic this management and bungling foreign policy. local correspondents, medulla beads reports that briefly for r t from the i guess we are turning in turns out the problem and the latest on the job. this is why not be 4 major road leading to the parliament building. these are the support of our prime study and mom who just i'm or to before has using is a cost. if it's already has asked the president of pakistan to dissolve the national assembly. because 2 minutes before the speaker have the upper house god nationalists. i really declared the no country does motion by the opposition, unconstitutional and rejected by majority ward because it was sponsored by a foreign count

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ah, politicians in pakistan's, national assembly or debasing, who should become the next prime minister? they will decide on a success that imran con, who lost a no confidence vote over the weekend. more than a 100 m. p. 's, web cons pakistan to rekey and soft party have resigned to protest against his ousting and tens of thousands rally to support con on sunday night. this is the 1st time in pakistan. people are worried off to the ousting of a government. people are concerned about why their leader has been our student, why he has been pushed behind in child. the last decision will be of the people in a democratic system. the final voice will be the voice of the people and the voice of the people is emron con. let's go tell corresponding osama bin to aid. who is life for us in islamabad? sama that votes actually coming up quite soon. talk through what we're going to expect but it's been a dramatic good day at the national assembly of pakistan. been lawmakers that have been arriving in the last few hours. you heard from prime minister in round honda fighting that his party is going to r

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has asked the president of pakistan to dissolve the national assembly because 2 minutes before the speaker, the upper house, god nationally thoroughly declared the nor does martian by the opposition unconstitutional rejected. babies already ward because it was sponsored by a foreign country, me the la r d t v. islam of us. while the prime minister claims the political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west, specifically the u. s. washington rejects the allegations. we gauged opinion on the streets of his mom about about the current situation in the country. younger drivers as i'm and i'm calm when the prime minister in ron khan said, absolutely not in a media interview on the americans got angry and they sponsored our opposition for this. so it was a conspiracy and iran con, defeated them at last. you get your, do you think the leaves will be back and take away what belongs to our children? this is not possible we will not allow. i will never let my children be there. sway commentator on international security affairs shaheed rather outline for us more on the current political turmoil i

the high drama continued on monday in the national assembly, as it was set to elect a new prime minister ahead of that vote. cons party staged a walkout boycotting the election with pakistan deep in political crisis. the country's new leader, shabazz shareef, faces the same challenge is con, did including a dysfunctional economy. joining us is journalist had gera, mariam in islamabad. i'm, can you tell us more about what happened in parliament today and pakistan's new prime minister? yes, so basically today, you know, the for the session was carried out in order to ward for the new prime minister of focus on and the fall like the mon, hans bach. hassan very gained out self already the members, they resign and mass and then what was carried out. and now boss charity, he is elected as the prime minister of pakistan, the 23rd prime minister of pakistan. now, mr. shabba sherry, you know, he is also part of the will the 30 grand he is brother of the former prime minister, pakistan's generosity from the boxes on listening noon fuzzy and even though he is not well known internationally in the d

the poles of clothes and the gun b selection where people have been voting to electing national assembly. a record number of candidates are vine for the 53 parliamentary seats under the 5 will be appointed by president barrow, who faces growing political and economic discontent. emily dressed reports foreman's after presidential election gabby and once again came out to vote. many of them consider this parliamentary election as important as the one that returned president item, a power to power into ag ambia. yeah, we need change yet because the real game is going is not promising at all. it's not promising. so we need a torch in the house of the assembly. yeah. inside and the constitution can be amended. yeah, we need a, a new daph composition because the engine enters them because as usual is the was because his vision ever gives more. but the presence that he considers the election unimportant start, our democrats is moving. that means defeat is level. amazing, that is very good. going forward. was it was a process on period, not it was, is on his over. we have consolidated or so we h

oh, good to high drama, continued on monday in the national assembly as it was set to elect a new prime minister ahead of that vote. cons party staged a walkout boycotting the election with pakistan deep in political crisis. the country's new leader shabazz shareef, faces the same challenge is con, did including a dysfunctional economy. joining us is journalist had your a, mary m in islamabad. can you tell us more about what happened in parliament today in pakistan's new prime minister? yeah, so basically today, you know, this session was carried out in order to work for the new prime minister pockets on the non cons. buckets on every game, argue the members, they resign and math and then what was carried out and now have os. or if he is elected as the prime minister of focus on the 23rd prime and back on. now, mr. shabba, he is also part of the world trade plan. he is brother of the former prime minister pocket washy from the back of the body. and even though he is not well known internationally in the domestic seal, he is of a famous dish and an administrator. he was the former chief

by the national assembly and a recent speech to the nation. and i can blame quote, foreign powers for trying to intervene in his country in this policy, in response to the bonds close ties with russia. he claims the political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west pacific lee. the u. s. washington rejects those allegations. the prime minister's opponents accuse him of economic this moment and bungling foreign policy, local correspondents, medulla beads, reports not briefly for r t from the on the we are sitting in front of the parliament. this is gonna be job. this is one of the 4 major roads leading to the parliament building. these are the support of our prime study mom, who just, i'm, or to before, has, using is a constitutional authority. has asked the president of pakistan to dissolve the national assembly because 2 minutes before the speaker of the upper house, god nationalists are really declared. the north country. those motion by the opposition unconstitutional and rejected by ward because it was sponsored by a foreign country. hav

>> the national assembly -- speakers today rejected a move for regime change that h been planned from abroad against 220 million people. there was a foreign agenda behind it. today the speaker has rejected the no-confidence move. . meiko pakistan is facing a constitutional crisis after prime minister imran khan dissolved pakistan's national assembly and called for new elections in an effort to block an attempt to remove him. pakistan's supreme court is now hearing a case that could decide if khan remains in power. who will go to islamabad for the latest. then to el salvador, where the government has arrested over 6000 people since a 30-day state of emergency was imposed following a wave of violence. >> if you are in the poor neighborhoods, low income neighborhoods, some 6000 arrests and while the government says all of them were gang members, there are a lot of people o are claiming they are protesting are people who are not related to gangs. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. russia faces growing

he succeeds iran calm after being elected by the national assembly . a sri for form, a new government until august next year. that's when general elections and to him on con, was offered and know confidence vote on saturday. more than 100. m. p. 's with cons . boxed on to freak in south party, resigned in protest against his removal. come on, how to joins us now live from as dom abad. so things have happened very quickly today. run through what's happened and what's happening now. breland day there has been a historic day where day outgoing prime minister i am ron con, warded out his body dining from, from the floor of the national assembly that you see behind me. and then a ward of gone for darren for the new prime minister. should have the leader of the house. he was elected with 174. watch that the exact number of wards that were caused into no confidence motion against him on conduct reading cheddar many under way all his. busy door constitutionally did the president administered de or however, is reported to be on record. and therefore the chairma

these you top stories, politicians and pakistan national assembly on debasing now. who should become the next prime minister? they will decide on a success the tim ron con. he lost a no confidence vote over the weekend. meanwhile, more than a 100 m. p. 's with cons, pakistan to rekey and soft party have resigned to protest against his ousting. some binge of aid has moved from slum about but it's been a dramatic good day at the national assembly focused on the lawmakers that have been arriving in the last few hours. you heard from prime minister in round hon, deciding that his party is going to resign on mos from the national assembly, often losing a vote of no confidence. and this is gina and i was just moments ago in a fiery speech by the former, a foreign minister sharma with gracie, who says that they will not be part of the imported set up. he calls this an important government, a government which is being brought in due to a foreign conspiracy. french president, him on my cause back on the campaign trail this time in the northern city of the name. he's looking

the pti emerged as the largest party in the national assembly.th later, the pti nominated him to be prime minister after -- minister. after defeating his opponent, imran khan became the democratically elected prime minister of pakistan. all right. let's go ahead and bring in our guests. faisal vauda joins us from islamabad. he's a former federal minister for water resources and a member of prime minister imran khan's communications team. from london, we're joined by farzana sheikh. she's a specialist in pakistan's politics and foreign policy and an associate fellow in the asia pacific program at chatham house international affairs think tank. and also in london, we have shiraz paracha, a professor of urlism and a specialist in the affairs of pakistan, afghanistan, and central asia. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on "inside story." farzana let me start with you today. what exactly is behind this no confidence vote? >> i think it depends on who you listen to. the prime minister of course has claimed that it is th

and he did this by dissolving the national assembly. but then that move was blocked by judges from the supreme court. who said that his attempt to dissolve polymers, unconstitutional. so it has been a very difficult and particularly turbulent few days in pakistan as a very strong claims from amazon. com to this is all part of the us lead plot to remove him from power because of his support for russia. obviously that allegation denied by the united states. but nonetheless, he use that as a narrative, as a pretext with dissolving the parliament and for calling for new elections. but now comes this vote that is alice's outage from power. and it's why do you believe that it pays the way for a new government to be possibly led by opposition against your boss? sharif moral? not in a couple of minutes. stay with us. the news hour is coming right up. me being late to con, attract tourists. and under pins, the local economy thousands depend on precious ah, al jazeera world explores the major environmental issues above and below the surface that

so much of this will depend on whether he has majority in the national assembly.hor: is it that ecological thing about the rise in the cost of diesel that led to the yellow vest thing born? he has to be careful, i suppose. maybe not to be seen as out of touch, which was why the yellow vest thing sprang to life, right? cole: yes. anchor: thank you for shedding some valued light on macron's past, present and future. great to see you. we cross the studio to kathleen. truth or fake is the question. electoral fraud in france, disproving this one. go ahead. catalina: on tiktok, some announced electoral fraud against marine le pen. we see a man opening an envelope with his electoral ballots, where he shows three different papers that are ripped. in the caption, this person writes -- attention, a defective paper ballot is not valid. we see this video shared also on english social media on twitter, where the video mostly comes from a pro marine le pen account. it reads talks of election fraud in france. and this one says french elections have been spoiled again, election f

ah, all right, let's bring you the latest lines coming out of pakistan where the national assembly has confirmed shabbat sharif as the country's new prime minister. sheriff succeeds iran con your recall of course, that he was ousted in that rather dramatic no confidence vote over the weekend. more than a 100 empties of cons, pakistan to hickey and south party while they decided to resign at, in protest against his ousting. tens of thousands also rallied in support of con, on sunday night salvage value is in the sum of i saw. so a sam up pakistan has a new prime minister now. right? absolutely hibachi ready for is now the 23rd, the prime minister of pakistan. the official announcement is to be made momentarily as votes have been cast, and this was a done deal when the up above opposition party. now, back a thought there you can stop him, run cons, party decided that they are going to boy caught this vote. so now there is no opposition to the election of shabazz surety for with now the new prime minister pakistan. we have to see how many votes have been cast in his favor as the assembly

i advised the president to dissolve the national assembly under article $58.00 off the nation to prepare a fresh elections with buyers massage. and on q, the president announced the dissolution of the assembly. opposition and bes, called the actions illegal and unconstitutional. in the absence of the speaker and his deputy, an interim speaker in a 195, m. p. went ahead with the vote of no confidence, a simple goat has turned into a constitutional crisis. according to the opposition, the only way forward is abiding by democratic norms. and the rule of law in pakistan, it's who attended. the constitution of pakistan does, has one legitimate democratic means to remove the prime minister bugs on us rule office motion. our constitution does not allow for, for them to not hold you to day on the, on the no continuous motions. as our constitution does not allow the speaker to parole the session. as they have done. our constitution does not allow the president of pakistan to try and dissolve the assemblies while ago. his motion is spending. so all that is done today is not to force a free and fai

islamic republic of august, none has been paused by a majority of the total membership of the national assemblies. ah. gone is the 1st prime minister in pakistan to be ousted by a new confidence date. opposition leader, she beg, sharif, who's likely to succeed? him? said pakistan had been freed from a crisis girl on key. a new dawn has started. a new day is coming. a law has answered the prayers of millions of pakistani mothers, sisters, daughters, elders, and youth. ah con, says he won't accept in opposition, government and blame the us for leading a conspiracy to remove him. he's called on his support is to hold nationwide rallies among boys to learn. con has been moved to a foreign conspiracy. god willing, we will fight back to make him prime minister again. we don't want his thieves runs it. ah, concert we will is the culmination of months of political turmoil and a week long constitutional crisis. the opposition put forward and no confidence mation to parliament. last sunday. the deputy speaker blocked the nation, saying it was unconstitutional and involved foreign interference. miss news on

islam exhibited o'clock. hassan has been paused by a majority of the total membership of the national assemblies. ah. gone is the 1st prime minister in pakistan to be ousted by a new confidence that opposition lead as she best sharif who's likely to succeed. him said pakistan had been freed from a crisis. gall omby. a new dawn has started a new day is coming. a law has answered the prayers of millions of pakistani mothers, sisters, daughters, elders, and youth. ah. com says he won't accept in opposition, government and blame the us for leading a conspiracy to remove him. he's called on his support is to hold nationwide rallies among boys to learn. con has been moved to a foreign conspiracy. god willing, we will fight back to make him prime minister again. we don't want to, steve. oh, concert we will is the culmination of months of political turmoil and a weeklong constitutional crisis. the opposition put food in no confidence mation to parliament. last sunday. the deputy speaker blocked the mation saying it was unconstitutional and involved foreign interference. name is 0. my use on one's advice

it is really... 197 members of the national assembly have already expressed that they will be voting, which means that imran khan has clearly lost the majority, and right now his government is acting in utter disregard of the constitution of pakistan, and in contempt of the supreme court of pakistan, because last sunday on the 3rd of april, when all of a sudden the deputy speaker, all of a sudden under article five, all the opposition members altogether, the 197 members, loyal to pakistan, this vote of no confidence therefore cannot be accepted and evoke cannot go ahead... but then again, the supreme court of pakistan unanimously turned this decision of the deputy speaker on constitutional and restored the assembly, but as we can see right now, the speaker of the national assembly did promise the opposition leaders in his chamber that the vote of no confidence will take place at 8:30pm pakistan standard time, but the prime minister has called a cabinet meeting at the same time, which clearly reflects that he intends to delay the vote of no confidence. we don't know whether it will be

can achieve. poles are closed in the gambit election, where people have been voting to elect a national assembly. a record number of candidates vying for the 53 parliamentary seats and other 5 will be appointed by president adams barrow, who faces growing political and economic discontent of an address report. foreman's after presidential election gabby and once again came out to vote. many of them consider this parliamentary election as important as the one that returned president item, a power to power into ag ambia. yeah, we need change yet because the way a game is going is not promising at all. it's not promising. so we need a torch in the house with the assembly. yeah. inside the constitution can be amended. yeah, we need a, a new daph conversation because an engine and is it because as usual is the was conscious vision ever be more but the president said he considers the election, unimportant stomach, our democrats is moving. that means defeat is lower. i think that is very good going forward. was it was supposed to some period, not a transition is over. we have considered it or so we hav

imran khan has been passed by majority of the total membership of the national assembly. amy: pakistan's prime minister imran khan is ousted, losing a no-confidence vote. he calls hisemoval a form of u.s.-backed regime change. pakistani lawmakers are meeting to choose his replacement. we will go to islamabad for the latest. we will also go to london to speak with historian and author tariq ali about pakistan and ukraine. then to france, where president macron is headed to a runoff election with our right candidate marine le pen. >> at this turning point for the future of our nation, nothing will ever be the same. amy: we will get an update from french journalist rokhaya diallo about how "france has a chance to choose progressive ideals over hate and division." then to texas where prosecutor arrested a 26-year-old woman for murder after accusing her of causing a self-induced abortion after protests erupted, the prosecutor now says he ends to drop the charges. we will go to rockie gonzalez by founder of the group that organized the woman's defense. a prime example of how ha

chabarise sharif has been sworn in as pakistan's, you prime minister after being elected by the national assembly. he succeeds imran khan, who was removed in confidence. vote on saturday. sharif will lead the government until august next year, when general elections and you these rarely army has arrested 14 palestinians around jeanine in the occupied west bank. the rates follow a series of gun battles and arrests in the city. hundreds of people took part in the funeral of palestinian teenager. he died overnight today after being shot by israeli forces. tensions in the occupy that west bank had been rising after a series of attacks in israel killed 14 people. the last 3 weeks. protest is in sri lanka have returned for 3rd day to the entrance of the president's office. demanding got to buy a packs of resign. they've been ongoing anti government demonstrations across the country for almost 2 weeks. for the size of the government's handling of the worst economic crisis in decades should anchor is on the brink of bankruptcy, saddled with $25000000000.00 in foreign debt. french president emanuel macro,

he sits in the chair of the president of the national assembly and he starts the session with national assembly. i think this was a turning point then, like, this was also a, the moment when the international community recognized that there was a problem going on with a mockery, some or a few months after getting into power. the book kelley administration started terminating a, an international coord agreement they had for its national anti corruption commission. and it was not a brother capturing the, the access to information institute, which is the institution to guarantee citizens, to access to public information. protecting officials, high level officials, ministers included that there all have been pointed by investigations of the american government as been involved in high level corruption cases. there's also mounting evidence, how do independent make millions of dollars well misused? why then this so many people still support? president buccheri and his administration. i think a lot of salvatore and seeing this interview wouldn't be believing you. right? i be believe in the go

and then the people, the national assembly with essentially close of himself in many ways and the result was a sort of anemic and national, some politics life which reduced the the, the, the extent of the debate that i think is about the democracy. i think he because he, at the end of the day who his nature is that he's a source of it. he's a top mandarin. he was at the minister finance. he graduated top of his class, all the top of his class at another branch government school. he's used to people a bang him and not people talking back to them. okay. and that's really why he decided that he would make a new system at hazard, which i think is really wrong for democracy jacket. do you think, in a sense, a macro, your, by emasculating, the traditional parties is, is actually empowered his own opposition? at what is very interesting is, yes, mccaul destroyed the socialist party into melbourne. 17. and now he has destroyed the derived director. we couldn't talk to bobby's, we shall do me a fresh, critical life for the last 50 years in tatters. so was going to happen after my call as a catch

i advised the president to dissolve the national assembly under article $58.00 in austin nation to prepare for fresh elections with buyer's visit. and on cue the president announced the dissolution of the assembly. opposition and bes paul, the actions illegal and unconstitutional. in the absence of the speaker and his deputy, an interim speaker in a 195 impedes, went ahead with the vote of no confidence. a simple goat has turned into a constitutional crisis according to the opposite. since the only way forward is abiding by democratic norms and the rule of law in pakistan, it's a court. the constitution of august founders has one legitimate democratic means to remove the prime minister bugs us through. our constitution does not allow for a, for them to not hold. we'll do today on the, on the new consciousness motions, as our constitution does not allow the speaker to parole the session as they have done. our constitution does not allow the president of pakistan to try and dissolve the assemblies while ago is motion is spending. so all that is done today is not to force a free and fair elec