he cannot midst of a p f capital consulting company. you have good is good to have. you're joining me right now. how well the suspension of data and euro trading on the mazda, which they did pack the overall functioning all the russian financial markets, and the russian economy as a whole. a lot to know. uh so as far as the training is concerned, that maybe not this, but i wanted to call that address one actually. so. busy um, how much it was more or less perfect and uh, that's the 1st one, the 2nd to the bank market. so that's the damn infrastructure which is mostly responsible for the product stream of both globally and in may national economy. so the fact that speaking the washer, that was the form for the exchange infrastructure. uh, does that change the fact that joshua has a local bank so which would be formed the auction? and as i understand the, they want to prepare the boss and genuinely solve it. raging the products for exchange and move to the bank money market. so we talk about current situation. suspension is not really great seats. unfortunately, there

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i put those yeah, nuclear power plants, p f is set to be prioritizing the return of captain, neo nazi a fight as permits as of the grade of a regular military personnel, some of whom i've been waiting to go home for them nearly 2 years. so i'm supposed to of the applied menu of us to lose experience. we understand that all country doesn't going to take us back to be honest. we tried to lie to ourselves, but in reality it is what it is. 10 terms rotted up between india and canada. after new daily, excuse us auto, i have the allowing controversial separatist movement to operate with infinity audits. territory the while you're watching are teaching the option of reaching you from the russian capital. i a michael question about russian forces have launched a series of overnight strikes against your trade targeting or the infrastructure as well as your nation and drug stores. long range, air and sea launched weapons were used in what was said to be a response to repeated attacks on russia's adage, the facilities keeps forces helping the electrical substation in the city of n a got to and a

it's pumping p f with ad, but even more weapons for us is abusing its unilateral sanctions around the world. again, calls out washington for it's one sided punitive measures as news options, a slap on china sub i forgot the u. e. and take the while you're watching our team to national, reaching you from the russian capital. i am michael point you with the updates that we start with the breaking news where russia is ready to end the war renew. trade by the peace talks can only begin is key. every throws its forces from the don bad supper. osha and haas on regions abandons its plans to join nato and the west list all assumptions against moscow. that was the message from the put in the se, address the rushes forward ministry, the produce was able to deal with the machine to use it. in the meantime, the west ignores our interest. and at the same time, prohibiting kia from negotiating all the time, people critically calling us for some kind of negotiations. it just looks at the arctic 1st. they would 1st to give you have to come on to lift the ban on negotiating with russia. and secondly,

think it's dangerous also from the south because these party, they say, yeah, from a french and p, p. f, lose points out there that for the past couple of years, not causing mouth has been writing checks that he's behind just can't cash when it comes to brain. daniel also said that he was, it's fine for the president to authorize the troops on specific missions, like, for example, a hostage rescue. but if this a gym teacher roost is going to drag france into a war which it risk doing then that it should be a national debate. i'm a vote on it. so if you design makes it younger, mostly it's being 2 and a half years since this was started 2 and a half years that we've been talking about war economy 2 and a half years that we've been talking about making shelves wherever they need to, wherever the new width and some guess where is the reorganization of the all me to deal with this. we're being told that we must go and engage in this war with walt. yeah, and french politicians aren't the only ones who don't think that black hole has any idea of what he's actually doing. you know about your t

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of into 2nd place behind the conservatives or change their off. schultz is social democrats, the s p d. f suffered what could be the parties worst ever result. and in france, marina pan, or far white national rally, it has one nearly a 3rd of the boats in a heavy defeat for french president emanuel macro is dw news. i'll be back in the top of the hour. and our coverage of the european election will continue then hope to see the come have a page of this out to the highlights you every week in your inbox. subscribe. now the we do the urgent life saving boxes week if i ever seem to reach doug, so you need us the most, every box seating the boxes for out of life savings, we fearlessly deliver no just next day. today.

the f. p battalion in lithuania, currently consists of around 1700 surface men and women about 850 of whom have been sent by the german armed forces. while the others come from the netherlands, norway belgium, the czech republic, lexia, and luxembourg. the granite, 2 years from bad salt soon already were in lithuania, 4 years ago with their aging murder, infantry vehicles. the a few days later were back in the rims. yeah. in the cooper boys or mountains were a platoon from the 300 and 93rd pens. or battalion from bad franklin housing is setting up a screening post posts design bug. i know screening posts simply allows for advanced division for some 3 kilometers a head of your own forces when we act. so this reconnaissance gives the actual line more time to react. they get the same. the task on the front line consists of spotting and delaying the enemy until your forces have gathered at the nato level. this is also how you could describe the role of the north, the range you a battalion in 2023.

brushes are a butt, to all the soldiers i like it, but what did joyka say, what did joyka say, listen, p, fry in truth, he’s fooling around, but he has a wife and children, the trouper is old, such a wife for the world, and this is a zoyka for war. honestly, well then you go, tell the colonel this, come on, come on, come on, moonshine, falling behind, deathly, i’m in ruzla, something with the second battalion, continue without me, where is the wife, where she? “again, comrade colonel, what again, where is she, i’m asking you, just don’t lie to me, you can’t come to me, to me, i said. what’s not allowed? well, since you’ve already started, finish the conversation. you can’t beat women. even if you are guilty, then you are to blame. and what is my fault? when they got out, took a sip from the flask, began to put it in their pocket and there it was under the car, yes, with discipline, zoya, sit down . , let's go, comrade. i'll prepare a report on what happened. it's time to change your provider. three times plan to include home internet 3. there is no monthly payment for it. it's easy to conne

constituency, by constituency basis, will be contested in the 2nd round between the national riley and the n p f. they being now the 2 largest parties. what he says is, if we are in 3rd place in any seats, we will agree to step aside to allow, allow a candidate back to place to beat the national riley to take our place. that is his plate b as issued his pool to the depth dispatchers to come out the large numbers next week and he to the national radi doesn't do any better than they already have to remind you of the voting numbers. so farm or even defend spotty, 34.2 percent of the vote on this. initial projection will show to that. an absolute majority, the national popular front, the left just totally some 28 point one and a huge defeat this evening. but the manual maximum in his centrist alliance, he took a huge gamble the presidency pulling this nap election in the 1st place to try and tease out from the boat, just whether they really were willing to go all the way in voting on the far right government he's a lines coming in at 20.3 percent. those numbers will take a long during the course of

in a reason, bob ways are new p f, which for white minority rolled into lives and in 1980. so it showed the right full to 52 percent in august. the elections phases blame the policy for the west of the economy. western sanctions and ramping corruption at presidential elections, juvenile g, or this september the for land no national liberation front has been passed since 1962. also defeating front analogy or is independence will. but with the death of long term president of the disease, beautifully care of to protest to monday political reform, the popularity of the government will be tested. heading melva, it's a senior research associate at the nordic africa institute. explains the reasons for the demise of the independence movements. what we've written, this is the slow this of somebody of a ration movement as government in political power since the transformation of the society. it tests several of those reasons. one of those is the lack of delivery. it's a rob incestuous reproduction of control and power. it's a re, they divide between the former liberal race as liberat

percent majority of the last election to just 40 percent this time the neighboring zimbabwe center p f which for white minority road until its ended 1980 . sorry, it shares the fateful to 52 percent in august elections such as playing the policy for the west of the economy. western sanctions and rampant corruption presidential elections a jew in algeria is september. the land no national liberation front is being empowered since 1962 also defeating front and now 2 years. independence will. but with the death of long term president, after that as these beautifully care how to protest the money political reform, the popularity of the government will be tested. take this concept on. we can speak to heading melba, who is a senior research associate at the northern africa institute, joins is from up solar in suite, in sweden, heading great to have you with this important story. this of course, there is this theme of national liberation movements winning powers and that, but then not leaving out to hope and expectation, not just in south africa is we've just been hearing with elsewhere. why

and so in that agreement, um the n c that the between the and see with the a, the i f p in the number of, of the smaller parties. you really can see that the parties are trying to find that position of how they will respond to the issues that south africans really want to, to, to hear from. there's a number of issues such as they say that they want to make sure that you know this, the social cohesion that issues of poverty are dealt with. but issues of, of safety are dealt with. the challenge though, is that the part you still have to work out the house of how these issues will be dealt with. and that will be the difficult part of this coalition going forward. sharing power will be a 1st for the i don't see how they might be to manage well initially they, they will, they, they seems to be that there will be a council that will be formed amongst the political parties in it who are contained in this coalition. agreement and they will come up with some of the rules that will cover the agreement going forward. of course, these are the beginning stages and not all the details have been wor

1000 people in the city of mac are during the annual highs, pilgrimage, according to a tally by the f. p. news agency. at least 2000 people were hospitalized as temperature as they are rows above 50 degrees celsius. the hodge is one of the largest gatherings of people in the world with an estimated 1800000 people attending this year. following in the footsteps of profits of religious journey, in blistering heat beneath a burning sun, more than 1800000 muslims travels to saudi arabia to make the holy pilgrimage from mecca to mount to have a fat and back again. it's a journey of more than 20 kilometers, meant to be traveled on foot over $5.00 to $6.00 day period. to the pilgrims. it's a profoundly spiritual experience that helps wiper by sin. but this year, temperatures in isms hardly as city mecca reached a scorching $51.00 degrees celsius. extreme heat took its toll, leading to thousands of hospitalizations and hundreds of debts. many still missing the yesterday we were on our way and we saw corpses on the road. they were just covered with a sheet because the temperatures here are really

something that i haven't this year around, the results from the greens, the social democrats on the a, c, p u, f o make most of the land. and if you look at polls from recent weeks, it says a very small percentage of people are to be happy with how the government is doing and the 22 percent say that the government is doing it and see the way the parties are dealing with each other is something that happened with as a loss of financing, as a loss of probably arguing. and this is something where the left so it's not just that the democrats will have to bring it back if they do want to get back to resolve as a federal election next year in the old. yeah. these, these were as exit numbers. certainly a slap in the face for greens across here, particularly here in germany or chief political correspondent, nina hawes or they are at the green party headquarters here in berlin name and will be coming back to you a little bit later throughout the evening. thank you. as far as want to take this now and to our chief political editor mchale accept, there she is at party headquarters for germany's christian d

have to be discussed and the 3 policy coalition government before they can become law for the liberal f t p policy in particular it's vice of the germany system will be voluntary, not compulsory. like in scandinavia, we have one conflict which is also clear to us that we shouldn't let things slip into a swedish model. we'll keep this in mind as we look at the plans in detail when they're available in writing for the majority of german support. the reintroduction of some form of conscription best among the generations. that will be effected opinion is divided. thanks for so i think i went through it think like a simply because i think you can get to know lots of people that i think is just something different. and i think it's also an experience that you're trying to get to the wise someone come and stick to a certain extent, rob say, tina rose of the opportunity to think what do i actually want to do work and i do something good. and we'll kind of just go to student. uh, it's been fun. you guys may have the opinion that this is something that simply encroaches on people's personal rights. a

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f. p until to i'll just hear airing throughout the week to georgia and soldiers have been killed during a mission to deliver humanitarian aid to gaza. but then you officials say that convoy of 3 trucks crushed off to taking a different route to the goals district to all the service members were injured. thousands of palestinians in gauze that had been forced to take shelter intents. and they facing streaming difficult living conditions that put their lives at greater risk can cause we reports from one company that opened up in central goes across cause a thousands of palestinians force to be displaced from their homes. i knew think intense with more than 450000 houses damaged many have no place to go. and others are trying to avoid the bombardment that has killed at least 37000 people. but even tents are not safe from. is there any attack? well, obviously on the way we're living in fear, we go to sleep, trying to live to the next morning. not to get boomed. these riley occupation policies

so in that agreement, um the n c that the between the and see with the a, the i f p in the number of, of the smaller parties. you really can see that the parties are trying to find that position of how they will respond to the issues that saw the africans really want to, to, to hear from there's a number of issues such as they say that they want to make sure that you know this, the social cohesion that issues of poverty are dealt with, that issues of, of safety are dealt with. the challenge though, is that the part you still have to work out the how all of how these issues will be dealt with. and that will be the difficult part of this coalition. going forward. sharing power will be a 1st for the items, see how they are likely to manage well initially they, they will, they, they seems to be that they will be a counsel that will be formed amongst the political parties in it who are contained in this coalition agreement, and they will come up with some of the rules that will cover the agreement going forward. of course, these are the beginning stages and not all the details have been wo

active front line has velo releasing video showing that it's used for the 1st time an arm drawn, the f p v, a targeting and is ready military position close to the border. and in particular, targeting a system that detects drones, what has the law has been doing in recent weeks and months really is target surveillance equipment as well as iron don't batteries. and this is the anti, you know, anti miss heil defense system of to try to we can is rouse defenses. hezbollah is also trying to show the is really, is what it can do and how it can hurt it. if it decides to widen the conflict along the border, israel has as of late been threatening a wider confrontation. if hezbollah does not pull back from the border a few days ago, or us envoy wasn't able to, you know, his message really till ebony is officials with that as well as serious about widening this conflict. but hezbollah is um, is being defiant, saying it will not hold the fighting until there is a permanent ceasefire in garza. so the situation along this border is dangerous. the us describes it as serious. these are critical times a

to gaza and allow people requiring emergency medical care to be evacuated outside the facies deputy f. p is calling for all border crossings and crossing points within garza to be open. as he is really encouraging and rough, it continues to have does the staging impact on civilians and our own humanitarian operations or friends at the well food program warren that there is little the agency can currently do in rough or with stocks. very low and mobility severely restricted to you on the us and egypt have been pushing for the immediate the reopening of that off. i have to come up with sad and what crossings the lots of the south eastern people, the gaza strip, is mainly used by tax cutting through many teddy and 8. it's fully on the east side to control. the key focus of kind of ceasefire talks is deciding the future status of the crossing egypt to systems policy needs should control and it is that a lead to add them into a mazda. and as it is just as a groups should never be allowed to be in charge cleaning, they could use it to smuggle in weapons. while a fits this thoughts, these 5 tal

are they willing to listen to the problems that you face as the w f p. o. how they lost faith in the international age community. so i think it's. busy it's a very perceptive question, but there's no doubt that with the trauma that people are faced communities across the strip of face start of this last 7 months or more and they are angry, international community. there are. ready that this was continued there. i agree. busy yeah, so all the political force in gaza has created in a dispossession displacement destruction at such a new own this levels. and it's been able to allow to go on for as long as it's going on. so yeah, we see a lot of and we see a lot of trauma. we see a lot of mental health concerns that we recognize why we're here. ready and who we are here to help the most vulnerable the most needy, that those that don't have a voice and the need or assistance. and we are constantly amazed by the support you receive from community leaders and communities themselves and the resilience today. sure. i'm trying to help the neighbors or that pos neighbo

are they willing to listen to the problems that you face as the w f p. o. how they lost faith in the international age community? i think it's a, it's a very percept in question. um, there's no doubt that with the trauma, the people are faced communities across the strip of face start of this last 7 months or more. and they are andrea international community there, andre. this was continued there. i agree. busy yeah, so all the political force in gaza has created, you know, dispossession displacement destruction at such a new own this levels. and it's been able allow to go on for as long as it's going on. so yeah, we see a lot of and we see a lot of trauma. we see a lot of mental health concerns that we recognize why we're here. ready and who we're here to help the most vulnerable the most needy, that those that don't have a voice, and the need our assistance. and we are constantly amazed by the support we do receive from community leaders and communities themselves on the resilience. so they show in trying to help the neighbors or that pos neighbors on you

than what we witness last week, but nevertheless, it is still in active frontline, that drone that f p v drone appearing and a new hezbollah video, what they say is that they hit the military position in missoula. you're not gonna see it well because the weather is not too good, but that is that hill in the distance it's empty from residence, but they had a military position and according to has the law, they hit a system that detect drones. so this is yet another message from the lebanese arm group telling the is really is or trying to discourage them from widening this war . and this is what they've been trying to do for, for the past few weeks. showcasing their capabilities slowly gradually unveiling their new arsenal. we heard from the secretary general house and the fellow on wednesday night saying he has a surplus of fighters and a surplus of weapons, you know, to engage in a, you know, and a much wider conflict. but this really is about the terror and strategy trying to avoid this escalation. because hezbollah has repeatedly said, we're not interested in an all out war. we opene

say, let's say that again, the f, p u, a descending goal has always supported the palestinian cause. therefore, prime minister response song goes statements fits perfectly into the previous 70 years of suddenly colleagues diplomatic policy. it is necessary to continue international, political, public, legal, and diplomatic pressure on israel last week. prime minister, it was months sancho, describe what is happening in palestine as genocide when we witness the murder of 40000 people. no other words come to mind. this is not a religious or error issue, but a universal human issue. we have known the policy of western countries and the united states on this issue since may 1948. since the announcement of the creation of the state of israel in the heart of the era worlds. this is an on balance policy . it is a policy of supporting israel in all decisions at almost all levels. they support israel at all levels to the detriment of the palestinian people. muslims around the world are celebrating aid all out of marketing. the end of the hires, the annual pilgrimage to mecca worshippers have

now roughly a groove, all is edwin chief of foreign policy and hostile of f. p line, the magazine video channel, and pub costs. he says the results of the selection could have significant consequences. indeed, muslim population the more powerful the beach it becomes in the lower house, which is up for grabs on tuesday, but also in the upper house. the longer that the beach a p is in power, the more ability it has to change. true laws of the nature of india is the secular constitution. it has the ability to change the citizenship and how that is defined. it has the ability to demand paperwork of citizens to prove their citizenship. there all kinds of things that could happen and could advance. if more the does indeed, when it the most we expect. i should point out, however, that all of this is elect toward the populate has been for quite a while. i'm part of the beach a piece that is that if they win enough of a him to vote in those comprise about 81 percent of the population. and what movie needs is just about half of their vote to be able to win in 9 slides. th

close parts of the ruling coalition in berlin . together with the social democrats and the liberal f t p party, the greens had been aware that they would probably suff alexys, but this is a tremendous below you have to say. and many people here on the stage also said the policy leader said they said that they cannot be happy with this result whatsoever . but that they are ready to get into a coalition and debate on the european level with the conservatives, for example. so they said, what's important now is that the democratic party sticks together. they said that they are ready to take over responsibility if the conservatives want to engage in discussions with them. but there are, of course, are lots of factors that have contributed to this really poor results. so the greens in germany, i would make out $31.00. it is the discontent with all of sorts. it's government overall. any one in full gem and say that they are happy with how the governing coalition is doing that job invalid. and then the 2nd point is of course the climate change has somewhat taken aback seats now with voters for 5

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