i could, you know, make a quick from the parliament, they quit it. a 2 weeks ago and they left the parliament occupied by a majority born with by the chord nation framework, which is that by your lawn. and there are lines and now the. 3 political or parliamentary blogs they wanted to for the. a in the absence of law maker, they eventually nominated as to that you for time minutes. but since that has been an hour that looked at the other have been calling to take your and they get that which they already done. a they gather the in front of the big green . don't that very sensitive area in touch because it's home to the government. opposite and home to offices of international diplomatic missions. told me at the building of the thompson representative. the say they want to put pressure on the government, on the parliament, in order not to let the nation framework hold additions and choose their own. a prime minister. it seems that this agreement division is to be between the political course. the movement on the one hand, the union back to policy is kn

what happened on wednesday, violence at parliament, storming parliament, they said that was never theention, and they want to regroup. they are asking for president gotabaya rajapaksa to officially resign. if you will not, they want parliament to impeach him or abolish his executive powers. >> as you know, the prime minister is not the acting president and says he is the acting president. the tactics have been to create discord among protesters and create violent incidents, but that is not what the people who came here -- the people who came here with a july 9 event, of course, there will be elements trying to cause discord, but we will always fight against violent elements. >> in the past couple of days, thousands of sri lankans have visited this residence. you seen people in his pool and sitting in his fitness area, but it is a broad coalition of different groups, and they are worried that there will be splintering or cracks happening. that is why they are regrouping and packing up their stuff at the residence of the president and will continue somewhere else, but they hope that par

we will cross back to you me now and to the parliament. as soon as we get a results for the time being, thank you so much. michelle fernandez reporting from colombo will aid organizations in sri lanka, say 2 and a half 1000000 children don't have enough food on humanitarian crisis is coming. save the children has found half of all sir lincoln, families can't feed their children properly or put them through school stuff. fosten reports from the central city of candy, minnesota. you to my little carano up, you know what husky yogurt would have been for the past 4 years. they have barely see the inside of their schools 1st, it was cove it but now it's a political and economic crisis keeping school shot. most of the time. i get a history teacher, but that money can travel to 120 kilometers to colombo last week to protest against a country's leaders. he was injured when police tried to disperse. protests was with tear gas and water cannons le mind. i won't students to be educated as a good sir, isn't father and teacher. i won't school system to

their protest today is not only against the parliament, they say you do not trust the parliament because they say that the parliament could hold a session behind closed doors. so they want to put pressure on the parliament to hold or not to hold that session dedicated for electing get your president the state and naming and you prime minister. the also say that did blaming the supreme judiciary council for the stalemate. the country has been suffering from over the past few months. that's because this him forced air, give the parliament the right to hold or postpone choosing a new prison. a new prime minister informing the government, namely at the southwest a block in the parliament were not able to hold a session to name a prime minister from a government. that is because they never had a quorum, reach it in the parliament due to the absence of their court nation framework, though makers. so again, now there are protesting in front of their heavy fortified green zone. and they say they seem to escalate, they want to escalate it. they want to prepare probably to hear instructions from t

for the english that is parliament. the americans cannot accept that because if they do -- you can't be, as the english catholic tears say you can't be half under parliament sovereignty if you accept one iota of parliament authority you must accept all. since the americans have already accepted parliament right to regulate their trade they must be under the authority. if you're outside of parliament authority even in one little respect then you must be totally outside all of the authority, it seems absurd nobody would choose to be outside of the problem is authority. that's how that goes, the americans confronted with the alternative and decided that's her choice were outside the parliament authority completely and by 1774 all the leading intellectuals, jefferson, franklin, wilson often see that they are tied only to the king and they have no recognition whatsoever of parliament authority over them. it's not a very accurate portrayal of their experience. but there forced into it by sovereignty. when you come to the decl

the floor of parliament there. as we said, the leaders of the code coordination framework approach alliance around here alliance with very keen to avoid exactly this. avoid a confrontation with the support his father. i believe we have on the phone now. my move ahead. who's in baghdad for us? my mood. i'm not sure if you've seen the pictures that we're seeing now, but there looks to be hundreds of people inside the parliament building. plainly manny did to get in the green zone. in fact, the store headquarters of the council over representative. this is a head over an anticipated session to be held by the calling dedicated for electing a new prime minister who will the task with forming a new government? that is, oh, of course, by virtue of electing a president of the state. now these, for most of them are supporters of the clear and political leader looks at that. they came from many cities across a lot and they say they want, they want to convey their message today that they are. again, it's. 5 that again it's. 5

what happened on wednesday, a parliament dorming parliament that was not for intention and they don't want to regroup and they're still on for a president, go to buy in officially resign. if not, they want to parliament to impeach it or abolish just executive hours. and they also calling still for the step down and me to do this again still has not 10 piece recognition as you know, the prime minister, but stays, he's not the acting president, then he stays is the acting president. so what that, that tactical federalists have been to create, discard amongst the stairs, and amongst people here and to create the ceremony and create violent incidents. but that is not what the ordinary people who came here and the people who came yet with the july 9th that event demand event wanted. of course, there would be various elements coming out, trying to clear discard, but we will always try to keep them out even always fight against violate elements because this has always been a peaceful struggle in the past couple of days, thousands and thousands of free land could have visitors, this residence

the opponents in parliament, or at least were until the $73.00 members of parliament affiliated to resigned on his orders last month. right. in other news, a joint coordination center to monitor grain exports from ukraine has been opened and it's tumble. part of a deal signed by keven moscow last week and broke it by turkey and the un, which allows for grain exports to resume turkey. defense minister said arrangements were being made for the 1st ship to levy ukrainian port in the coming days. columbia. many of the worlds countries rely on grains from russia and ukraine, especially those in africa. more than 25000000 tons of grain or lying and ukraine seaports. it's important to send these ships off at the earliest and to provide safe passage for the ships carrying the grains. the speedy delivery of the grains is critical. cynical solo is following the story for us in stumble, lakes, most of more than 25000000 tons of ukrainian grants, is going to be monitored from the court to assemble. it is called the joint control and comment center. there will be 20 representatives working in the office

i live outside the parliament building inside the green zone. where protest is have stolen the building and it seems doors so that many more are still arriving. that's right. sorry, we can see behind me this is the way to the parliament. we're about 500 meters away inside the green zone. i think it's fair to say that the mood has certainly changed share with the past hour. we were outside the green zone or by the wall, the concrete wall short while ago. and we saw the protesters break down a portion of that wall and enter the green zone. and this is where they're coming in from that area that they broke down. they are now trickling in. we've seen waves of people chanting that they are here to stay as long as needed. they said they are the sons of other all other that they will stay with him till the end. these are feathers, supporters of course. and this is certainly a change in tone that we've seen over the past few days. and in the past, when we seen demonstrators like this and these numbers trying to get to an area to improve a point, they ha

, about the culture in parliament as well.— parliament as well.ow - parliament as well. is raising questions about how that - parliament as well. is raising - questions about how that culture is handled _ questions about how that culture is handled as — questions about how that culture is handled as well because where there are human _ handled as well because where there are human beings, then there will be human behaviour on a spectrum, some of which _ human behaviour on a spectrum, some of which is _ human behaviour on a spectrum, some of which is inappropriate, even within— of which is inappropriate, even within the _ of which is inappropriate, even within the workplace. but in most workplaces, there are really tight hr ruies — workplaces, there are really tight hr rules about what you do when somebody has transgressed in this way. somebody has transgressed in this way what— somebody has transgressed in this way. what there doesn't seem to be in westminster is either those rules in place _ in westminster is either those rules in place already o

right now, this parliament is not trusted, not believed. and i'm sure in another election, most of these members will be when we return to the parliament by the public. we have to wait and see. so trust building 1st is locally, the people must trust that government. and once they start trusting the government, people, the work economy will function. and of course we have guided clinic without winning the privy to the public. here. international community is not going to consider any government here as religion for the sake and then let me just, we have 30 seconds remaining. your last question to you in fact, and that's on the issue of accountability. how do the people have to lanka get accountability from their leaders? so far, accountability has been focus done on the issue of what happened during the war. human rights accountability was kind of issues, but now we also have to deal with accountability issues relating to economic crimes running down the economy, robbery, corruption. so i think people are no more prepared for that. and in te

what happened on wednesday, a parliament storming parliament that was not for intention and they would no want to regroup and it's still on the president got officially resign. if not, they want to parliament to impeach him or abolish just executive on how they also calling still for the step down. and me to do this again still has not 10 piece recognition. as you know, the prime minister for stacy is not the acting president venue stacy's, the acting president. so what that, that tactical federalists have been to create, discard amongst, but this does and amongst people here and to create the so many and create violent incidents. but that is not what the, what is an ad cambia and the people cambia, the july 9th event demanded wanted of course they would be various elements coming, you know, trying to clear discard. but you will always try to keep them out even always fight against violent elements. because this has always mean a people struggle in the past couple of days, thousands and thousands of free long could have visitors, this residence of the president, you feed probably the i

depends on what decision i taken by the parliament next week because she does need money. it does need, it is not able to afford basis and essential. plus a lot of money to a lot of other countries like india, china and japan. but yes, they will, administration is why and the governor of the central bank, you're improving that one. that doesn't leave the docks with i am. it's going to view ok. that was d. w correspondent, manero chandry in sri lanka, capital colombo, man, era. thank you. let's go to italy now where the government of prime minister mario draggy is on the brink of collapse. after one of the parties in the coalition refused to back and build in parliament. druggie said the move amounted to a vote of no confidence in his coalition. and he tended his resignation to the president, but that resignation was refused and dragging says he will now seek a vote of confidence in parliament next week. the crisis blew up when the populace fivestar movement, which is part of drug is coalition government. and it would not support an important economic built say, the vote co

, we are not at the end of the work of the parliament, you know that the parliament does not work in the open mode is in online mode and there are no live broadcasts , so obviously our viewers are not quite able to follow what is happening with all the parliaments, we receive a lot of uh of laws that are one way or another related to european boarding schools , in fact, integration, if it is about labor legislation, so be it hello, this is timely, and it is obvious. we must carefully study the labor legislation that is in force in the european union, because it is still in our country. in fact, this is post-soviet legislation and all that we have is posadyansk , including those related to the financial support of the country, approaches to the financial support of the country. positive policy and it was exactly in line with the european laws, according to what was expected of us, but there are a number of laws, let's say, which we are definitely not competent or, let 's say, which can suddenly be naively proposed as european integration laws, in fact, they are not, let's say, we cut

the parliament supposed to reconvene. so one more probably in the early days of the coming week, the speaker of the parliament is supposed to announce give a formal announcement about our reading nation anytime today. more probably in the morning we can see around you, it's looking relatively calm. do you think it's going to to stay that way? one thing from one to quite and down off to the resignation because that is what people had been struggling for for the past 3 months. they are claiming it as their victory. although at this very base, which i've been the main thought, the point for over 3 months, elevation broke out and brought to last my out, the new the the resignation theme in people were dancing they were celebrating, they will fire was going on, lead into the night and well, yet things are supposed to wiping down now, but that also depends on what caused the parliament for taking the coming week and whether they will be acceptable to people or not. okay, as you say a lot is hanging on what comes next through la

, that is, to the resignation of the parliament or the dissolution of the parliament, then maybe somewhatxpected scenarios, but at the moment it looks like the parliament is still preserved, well , the preservation of the parliament and the preservation of the current situation sky news names the two main candidates for replacing johnson's duties so far, they are the british defense minister and ben wallace and the foreign ministers unexpected candidates may appear for ukraine as well. do you think that something will change with the change of the head of the cabinet of great britain, the cabinet of ministers, please, the minister of defense is a sufficiently informed person regarding what is happening with the defense capability of ukraine with what is happening now at the front, as far as i know, he works in very close contact with oleksiy reznikov, our minister of defense, they call each other and met at these rammstein events, that's why there is such a thing here. i think that there is already a certain connection the connection instead, uh, the forest of tracks, well, it’s like this

they really trying to defense parliament from having the same faith. but meanwhile, also protests us. our regrouping events yesterday have also sort of traumatized the protest movement. they have been really trying hard to keep it all peaceful for the last couple of months. and of course the protest movement is a wild come elation of all kinds of groups. and they have now internal discussions on how to proceed because they don't want any certain groups or elements within the movement for violence or create a situation that many of us have not wanted from the beginning. so this is also happening at the same time it's, it's a lot of elements, it's a lot of discussion still going on on where to proceed from here. well ethically, but also from inside the protest movement. so always ready to talk about setting up their reporting live from columbus. sir. gordon's kicked off his person to the middle east. as you, as president in israel. he was greeted in televi by his already promised that yeah, la paid a burden will also meet with palestinian leaders in the

. and he used it to come into the parliament-— and he used it to come into the parliament. so he is in now for a couple more _ parliament. ok, so he is in now for a couple more years, - parliament. ok, so he is in now for a couple more years, does l for a couple more years, does that mean that you and your fellow protesters are going to continue to demonstrate? because what sri lanka needs is to get through this economic crisis and if the demonstrations continue, that will be hampering it, won't it? it is true, sri lanka wants to get over this economic crisis but we also need a leadership we can trust. the thing is, why we can trust. the thing is, why we are here today is because the government that was before this didn't actually do that, and if you look at who voted ranil wickremesinghe to the presidency it is the same party, it is the same regime even though the faith has changed, ranilwickremesinghe changed, ranil wickremesinghe is a changed, ranilwickremesinghe is a representative of that party, so there won't be any change. but we have demanded, and how can we trust,

they want the parliament did. he checked how much he asked to, danny was been nominated for prya, minnesota by that through iran, parliamentary block known as the coordination. great framework. now these protested had been sitting here sleeping, praying, chanting against the coordination framework and chanting again as naughty, and mattie, whom they accuse of corruption and mismanagement. they say she asked who danny is at applica of northern medicaid. you have been praying here. you have been sleeping war protests that have been joining from other provinces, encouraged by the success their colleagues achieved on saturday when they saw them with the green zone and headquarters of the parliament. now, despite despite cold, for calm, from local and international institutions, these protested as seemed to be determined to continue their sit in until their demands are met. now, this is it, it has led to a host of operation in the green zone. that's where the parliament is located. halt of oppression in all the state i

then i think parliament can, in fact conser resolution requesting that new president to dissolve parliament so that he can move to a new general election. it can also, i think, abolish the executive presidency, which is the chief impediment to governments of the country and hold a referendum on that abolition at, on the same date as a general election. i'm wondering how, how optimistic you are, um, you know, as that process. now moves forward, 1st of all, do you think it will move forward? and do you think that the political class as it stands now and sri lanka is capable of turning things around at the stage? what the situation in parliament is that, you know, go to raj, boxers party, the s o p p o, the sri lanka pulled a john, a pyramid, enjoyed a 2 thirds majority. now it's a question of as to whether that 2 thirds majority will be homogenous, or whether it will break up and spoke different candidates wanting is fairly clear . if it is to support the acting president, running to become a singer, to be the new president, interim president of the country. there is every prospect that tensi

for judicial reform, the parliament gave 299 votes for it how do you evaluate the appointment thereany pros and cons of this person, someone says that the person is very professional , there are no questions about her as a lawyer, someone says that this person is yermak, someone accuses him of the fact that he, for example, also went to the competition to the head of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office, but he did not pass the criteria of integrity because there, well, he had certain questions about his property before the registration of this property. someone immediately remembered that after the 14th year and the annexation of crimea, he went to occupied crimea with his family. well, he he says that these were his personal questions and the treatment by some doctors and he was not a deputy at the time. someone reminded him that through the committee he headed on issues of the judicial system, how is he doing on legal reform? the bill of the president on the liquidation of the oask was submitted to the parliament in april of last year as a priority and urgent matte

one 0, one east on al jazeera, iraq's parliament is occupied by hundreds of supporters of shia cleric looked at her a sudden opposing the appointment of a new prime minister. ah, lauren taylor, this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming up inside the joint coordination center in istanbul, which will oversee the safe passage of ukrainian grain from the black seat. the world is a recession and continue to mount. the u. s. federal reserve raises interest rates of a 2nd consecutive month and firefighters in greece battle to contain 3 major wildfires . to the one on the tourist island of los bos. ah, i will begin with the situation in iraq where hundreds of people have broken into the parliament to protest against the nomination of mohammed, sheer us or danny, for the position of prime minister. a protest as a supporters of sheer cleric and politician, looked under our sutter who said he won't accept any bid from us to donnie to form a new government. last month, more than 70 members of parliament affiliated with our sutter resigned on his orders dipping months of political deadloc

his father was a member of parliament and a cabinet minister. his brother served 2 terms as president 2 other brothers also served in the government. roger packs, his supporters credited him with helping to end a 26 year civil war. between the majority in a leave dominated government and the minority tamil tigers. wanted an independent state. an estimated 100000 people were killed. roger packs a rose through the military ranks and served during the beginning of the war. that he emigrated to the united states and work doesn't i. t, specialist and manager of a convenience store. but in 2005, he returned to his homeland to ensure his brother melinda won a bid to become president roger pox that became the defense minister. and his goal was to end the civil war in 2006, he survived a suicide attack by the tamil tigers. the u. n. accused both sides of committee war crimes. human rights groups accused roger pox, a disappearing opposition activists and journalists, and to 2015, interpol accused him of engaging and corrupt practices to obtain military ha

by can always storm from the parliament. and again, like last time he did this in 2016 this time he did. he did take credit and claim for it. how do you think this is likely to play out? because there is already a political process happening the, the nomination of a prime minister, a, you know, a date for everything to start going through parliament. so how do you think this, this is likely to play out in the political process? i guess we'll have to see the next 48 hours may be weeks. on the one hand, one scenario is that the, the rivals that came together united by rivaling father may actually bond together even strongly more strongly by saying, but father is unstable for the dangerous and much ahead was for me to government. they have no money. and there were talks a parliamentary session being held them to day to, to give the prime minister designate the designee, the demand. they are my government. so that could be one route that today's protest and the parliament is going to further energize his father and the rivals to

to prevent the parliament from nominating how much he asked with any. but nevertheless, it is spreading round the parliament as you know this green zone. what is problem is, is home to government offices, ministers, ministries, offices, diplomatic missions, international diplomatic missions, embassies of houses. so i put a request from academy himself, of one commands from economy that can take if i miss it last night. he, out of the old state in institutions to to be off today, not functioning today because of what is happening. we do not know for certain how long this is done. last, how long did the government this taking it's due to us. we'll be on a holiday. we do not know for certain, but he, he's given an exception only for security and military institutions to work that have a security presence around this area. they say to protect the state and institutions . but it, nevertheless, that that situation is still very tense to ya. take these but just as have been moving around that the hit quarter of the parliament it with, with no, with no organiza

and he had to leave parliament. but he did enter literally through the back door, so to speak, because his party was allocated one seat on the nationalist. in fact, as we speak, there is a legal challenge that has also been mounted to run is a seat in parliament that is being taken up by the supreme court. it's a fundamental rights petition filed by civil rights activists. he has said that the technicalities of how vicar missing his name was proposed. it came too late. so they're expecting a decision, a sort of an interim decision on his seat in parliament. but yes, people are angry because the right from the beginning in, for terms of being pushed right to the end of their patients. what they said is their fed up of politicians, taking them for a ride, that it's the same old faces just by a different sort of or a description or names. even here. one of the reasons for this anger against run over grimacing, and the possibility of him assuming the highest office is that many feel that he is being dictated to by the r

this is a message to the parliament members from the iraqi people. it's over the authority of this parliament is over and the power is for the people and people will decide their destiny. baghdad, high security, greens on where the protests are taking place is the political heart of the city. the parliament is located inside that sign along with other government offices. a short time ago, i spoke with madison l. sham. marrying who's a research fellow at the harvard kennedy schools, middle east initiative. she says there are growing concerns over the political instability in baghdad, city and very much on high alert that is no stranger to political. busy people to protest, i mean in 2019 you have pro does that last long, but it really does have an impact on everyday life. and in the concerns of the population about the stability and the safety of the city going forward. and speaking of that instability, alice thought i made a big deal about exiting politics back in june. but looking at events in this weight, he's clearly still a player. so what did yo

they walked a few kilometers to reach the parliament building. they were chanting either all feathers name and they were chanting anti slogans against norie mulkey, who of course was the former iraqi prime minister from 2006 until 2014. they believe that the nomination of the current candidates for the position of prime minister mohammed shelter dani is one who is close to new area molecules. that is something these demonstrators will not tolerate. they say they want a system free of corruption. i spoke to one demonstrator who said that he wants a government that is not corrupt, and they will follow the federal solder as long as it's needed until the end. now what that end is is still known for the time being. we've seen the demonstrators who have went into the parliament building, their numbers are in the thousands they have physically taken over the entire building. there is very little room table around now. even as we left hours ago, people were still coming in to go into the building. the mood change quite quickly from one of quite 10. when

and that's a kind of a restructure in terms of how the parliament operates. there will be a national council as the regions and district. and then that would be quite a different structure, but ultimately the power resides in the hands of the president. i think the one of the things that would be most informative is fine. what's the last 10? 10. say there's been a debate about some political islam. this is something that has over these thoughts, a lot of device on social media. and the been more and more calls for a boy crossing over the referendum will bring in, i guess, in a moment. first, let's take a look at the few countries that have changed back institutions to allow leaders to remain in office and strengthen the powers in 2019 in parliament approved changes that will lead president up to the c c to govern until at least 2034 that same year togo's parliament allowed president for nothing be to rule until 203-2015 voters in the one that chose to lift term limits for president polka gummy was cameras. parliament extended president paul b as term in 2008

the house is one of 2 rival parliaments as anger about rising prices. a 68 year old palestinian woman has died in his railey detention sod year far jolla who was being held in deem on prison in northern israel. the circumstances of her death, still unclear. those of the headline news continues after inside story. ah, a new dress constitution. 14 is yeah, it would further expand the president's power was white reducing parliament. but when it and the political deadlock and why do some leaders use constitutions to strengthen their powers? this is inside story. ah, ah hello and welcome to the program. i am hush him. i'll butler says he is president ice. i yet has released a new draft constitution that will give him what critics call royal powers. it will be voted on in a referendum on july. the 25th, if past the president will be given ultimate authority over the government and judiciary and parliament's powers will be significantly weakened. president sayed will be able to present draft laws and has sole responsibility for treaties budgets, and appointing

his letter awaits legal procedures and verification from the countries speaker of parliament in order to be confirmed. shanker hassey months of anti government protests with people storming government buildings and taking over heavily guarded compounds. many a frustrated with the worsening political and economic crisis that's caused food and fuel shortages. getting day and day earlier, protesters entered the prime minister's office. the man who they worry, we'll take over the country. some occupied the sitting areas, and others took selfies. the army has been brought in to restore law and order after prime minister for neil victor, i'm a singer now the acting president called for a state of emergency demonstrate his have agreed to vacate the occupied buildings, but many say they still don't have confidence in their leaders oh yeah, i forgot. what have you done? oh, well, the president's resignation is a start. the protest to say they want a complete overhaul, austria, lunkhead leadership. they vow to continue to take to the streets until they believe there is real change. the italian

so what happens now that parliament has been dissolved? i asked her political research. mateo got volleyer in miller. in the i mean aid, you know, according to article illegal to constitutional. the, the prisoner probably has to talk to the speakers of the bull chambers of parliament and dan. together we don't can agree intake that the seasonal missile department. then you have a certain peer convert as to, alas, a election, musty place would in between 60 and 70 days seem to day that the previous garment has been de saw selections. now we know will take place on the 25th of september. this is the very guide, any means said the new carlo, and we'll start working on grading sometime between that 15 and at once i got over and meanwhile, mario drug stays on as a caretaker past got capacity. how is that likely to pan out? he will. what he will be focusing on overwhelmingly will be the implementation of the recovery package that has been putting together over last year. and you have to remember definitely that respect is the main beneficiary of

has now announced that parliament will complete. on saturday, they have to elect a new prime minister because the currents, the previous prime minister, who is now the acting president, will be sworn in as the interim president, somewhere today. and then they need a new prime minister, which will start the process will start in parliament tomorrow with nominations coming in. that might be a vote as well. and they also will start the process to have this unity government that they have been calling for, to make sure that all the parties on the are on the same page to handle this serious crisis. the country is going through. and then in a week from now, according to the speaker, new presidents will be voted in by parliament. i'm step. so what is all of this now mean for the protest, this chaotic situation on the streets? the well of course we have seen that unbelievable scenes here. the hundreds of thousands of protesters on last weekend the day a storm to a government building, the presidential residency, his secretary up here behind

johnson to day face down a hostile session of parliament, insisting that he is going nowhere. he's under intense pressure over a series of scandals that have repeatedly cast out on his honesty and integrity. dozens of johnson's most senior ministers and aids have quit in just the last 2 days. one lisa for an embattled forest johnson. it was a breathing question. time about 1st opposition leader kissed alma called them to quit india and slammed the ministers. still supporting him. we know, come to later, the opposition kissed alma anywhere with anything about them would be long gone from his from press in the middle of a crisis, doesn't the country do better than a set list? coughed a notting dogs, lawmakers from johnson's own party, also lined up to say it was time for him to go for better. yes, including the man who until tuesday was his health minister. and at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. i have concluded that the progress starts at the top and i believe that is not going to change. and that's means that it is for those of us in a position who have

he served on the parliament's energy committee. earlier i asked him if he thinks the commission gas saving plan is sufficient to get member states, including germany safely through the winter. no, unfortunately, no. i mean, we know, since a long time that we have to reduce our gas consumption. so the commission announced a lot of different measures that anyway, being pursued by member states that we knew before. so this does nothing new, nothing bold in it. so therefore, like it's, it's, it's not now the big thing that actually helps us to survive to energy crisis. when you say it's, it's not a bold thing, but it could become mandatory this 15 percent. that the cut that the, that the use asking for, could we see a situation do you think where one industry or one country in the was obliged to make painful cuts and gas consumption in order to secure the supply for others? would all member states be on board for that? look, this is any way going to happen and what we need to prepare for is a situation where there is to deter gas comin

this is the area outside iraq's parliament building. now home to demonstrators for the foreseeable future, they come and go under the watchful eye of security personnel belonging to the man they follow. she a leader, mother of sutter ah, known as southerners. they're fed up with the political system. they have come from all over the country. 27 year old ali arrived in baghdad on wednesday and took part in the 1st storming of this building. the odd, we say that god look, said the slogan, you promised me to thou souther to stay here as long as it takes we reject the government and want the corrupt politicians to be punished, including former prime minister maria molecule. we are waiting for orders from our leader said what to the us other was leadership represents reform and let me know what the law jawad could whom who jamie is a cleric from that jeff. he's also been in the capital since wednesday. he teaches in one of the seminaries in the holy city, belonging to this other family and says he's helping ma, federal sutter fulfill his wis

shortly after he was elected in parliament, he went outside the parliament and spoke to the security forces, the armed forces, and the security forces to pack them for what they were doing and said that they'd get the parliament safe during this time. and he hoped they would continue to do so to those wanting. the 2nd thing about him, but he was not a very successful politician. many recognized that he's a good administrator, that he has the real with all i had to set up a policy framework. richard boy, sri lanka, out of this economic crisis, for example, talking to international money lenders like the i m f, the i members already set their prepared do or don't resume talks with she lanka. so on the whole, i think what people see a, daniel became a singer as a pragmatic choice, but not necessarily a popular choice. okay, thank you for that. i'm rita. i'm rita tumor in coloma. well, mr with chrome a single will have to lead shalaka out of political and economic crises as we've been hearing. inflation has hit record highs for the last 9 months and stands at more than 50 percent. at the

as you know that these protestants are angry at the parliament, they want to put pressure on the parliament. and although not to hold a session to let, than in many of their arrival political block. namely the pro, iranian parliamentary block, known as the coordination framework. his name as well, how much he i sued any, he was nominated to be for the prime minister. they say that there was continued protesting here, chanting against that nomination. they also say that the reason why the reason why the gathering here today, i'm did adamant that you want to reach the greens and again, threatening to still admit again, is that the do not trust the parliament department has already analyses a host of sessions. this the session that was dedicated to up elect to a new president of the state today. and that new president of this state would assign the newly nominated prime minister to form a government that session has been postponed, has been halted by the parliament because of when his days protested. but yet these protested as say that they do not trust the parliament because that that, that t

ah or mm hm ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, sri lanka, parliament accepts the president's resignation. protestors and colombo defy a curfew and celebrate into the night after go to buy a raja pucca, formerly submit his resignation letter. they want an overhaul of the country as leadership, amid the devastating economic crisis. also telling up italy wakes up to political uncertainty. prime minister mario druggie offers to resign after losing the support of a key coalition partner. but the president says, no parties are now contemplating their next move. and president followed. where's the lensky wards the death toll could rise higher after a russian attack on the central ukraine? emergency crews are still searching through the rubble after missiles hit the city . and then it's yeah, killing at least 23 people here in western countries are calling it a war crime. ah . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. she lank as parliamentary speaker has accepted the resignation of president. go to bio raja pucca. she loggins have been celebrating after their embattled precedent stepped out. for

nobody's members of parliament. the british conservative party of completed their 2nd vote on who will replace boyce johnson. 6 candidates made it on to the ballot for the next leader of the party. one has been eliminated. let's go to the bob floor and they sees in our london broadcast sent in the deep and the field is narrowing. that's right. need. the headline is virt term swell. abraham and the attorney general is now out of the race to become conservative party leader. and hence prime minister replacing bar as johnson, she only got other supports of 27 members of parliament. so the top 3 are the same . and in the same order out on top, where she sudak the out, the previous chancellor over a 100 m p 's backing him, then it's penny mordant, the she and it was recently a trade minister. and she's now been attacked by david frost, the government. so made bricks. it negotiated, saying that he asked for his johnson to actually side on her because she was so incompetent during brett's. it talks with brussels. well, she

is always a last resort, particularly if, as it is the case in this period, the parliament has manyortant tasks to complete in the interests of our country, but the developments in the political situation have led to this decision. >>'s announcement came hours after mario draghi stepped down. on thursday, the prime minister made his last statement in parliament before tendering his resignation. >> even central bankers' hearts are cut sometimes. thank you for this and thanks for all the work we have done together during this time. >> draghi letter government for less than 18 months. -- draghi led a government for less than 18 months. many saw him as a steady hand to help lead the government out of pandemic. he helped steer millions of dollars to italy, the largest recipient of a in the euro zone. in the end, this central banker could not wrangle the diverse group of parties in his coalition, each with its own priorities. >> he could not tame the populace because the populace of the five-star movement splintered. he could not tame the other populists because they are splitting, so the

it's not they want to parliament be chip or abolish just executive. ours are also calling still for the step down and meet with president still has not st piece resignation. as you know, the prime minister for stacy is not the acting president venue. stacy's, the acting president. so what that, that tactical fighter will this have been to create discard amongst, but this does and amongst people here and to create the so many and create violent incidents. but that is not what the, what is in our people who came. yeah. and the people who m yeah, with the july 9th that event demanded and wanted. of course there would be media elements coming down to play a discard. but you will always try to keep them out even though i be a fight against violet demons. because this has always been a peaceful discovery in the past couple of days, thousands and thousands of free land could have visitors, this residence of the president. you've seen probably the images of people jumping into his pool and also was sitting a working on his in this area. but the protest moveme