yes, tomorrow morning, and the main competition between the muslim party of one nawaz and the people 's party is the representatives of the tehreek -e-insaf party. they are present . thank you. i spoke with majid hashemi, the reporter of the news agency. sada vasima in islamabad, pakistan. the nuclear power plant alarm sounded in central japan . a technical defect in the valve of reactor number one of the tosuroka nuclear power plant in the upper prefecture of japan caused sparks and smoke rising from the ventilation valve. it's done the japan atomic power company has announced: the danger is not serious. in the us state of pennsylvania, an attacker took an 11-year-old child hostage in a house. the attacker shot at the police after the house was surrounded by the police. exchange of fire newly prepared for ukraine. republicans in congress had announced the condition of aid to ukraine to strengthen the southern border of the united states against immigrants. in this bill, 60 billion dollars were provided for ukraine and 20 billion dollars for the security of the american borders. and we will s

elections independently and succeeded in winning 102 seats for nationalization, and muslim nawaz and people 's parties have won 73 and 54 seats in the parliament so far. there are 134 seats , and it will be a coalition government, the performance of the independent candidates supported by imran khan was far beyond expectations and the leaders of tehreek-e-insaf announced in the election districts and circles that according to their claim, the results have been changed by fraud , and they will protest and hold a safe sit-in. in a statement, the commander of the pakistani army congratulated the people and political parties on the successful holding of the national elections in this country and said that pakistan needs stable hands, bilawal, to get out of anarchy and bipolar politics. zardari has said that the political situation of pakistan is not clear until the role of independent representatives is determined. you know that independent representatives must join one of the official parties of pakistan in order to be present in the parliament. he also said that without the people's party, the governmen

his ruling cambodian people s party has dominated sunday s voting for the senate, which he says he wantst august after four decades as prime minister, handing power to his son. police in austria say the suspect in the killing of three women at a brothel in vienna on friday has "basically confessed". the 27——year—old was arrested near the brothel, while still carrying a knife. his motive is not clear. police believe the victims were chinese. austrian campaigners have called on the government to take urgent action to stop violence against women. the us republican presidential hopeful, nikki haley, says she won't quit her campaign, despite being beaten by donald trump in the south carolina primary. the former us president won by a 20 point margin. speaking after the result, mr trump made no mention of ms haley, preferring to attack president biden — by telling supporters that "joe" would be fired. the former brazilian president, jair bolsonaro says he's been the victim of tireless political persecution since leaving office just over a year ago. addressing tens of thousands of his supporters

people in the media from certainjewish quarters were given bleep about what he said. earlier today, housing minister lee rowley also commented on the rochdale controversy. i mean, it�*s a complete mess and the labour partyese statements quietly to a few people in the corner. some of the statements that have come out that i had to be dragged out by the press were made to labour party meetings. the labour party have got a real problem here and it�*s demonstrating they are not fit for government, they haven�*t changed

tonight we saw pakistan people�*s party and nawaz sharif, and pmln, muslim league, they announced a coalitiont. there�*s been a lot of back and forth between the parties before they reached a power—showering formula. 0ne party is getting the presidency seat and the other will be the prime minister. but that is not it. there are many other ministries and key positions which are are going to be distributed between the two parties that we would come to know in the coming days. there would be a vote in the parliament for the selection of prime minister. so we are expecting that the parties, which would be sitting on the opposition benches, would also nominate their candidate for this post. these political dynasties have been archrivals in the past. how will they work together? 0h, how will they work together? oh, yes. these two parties have a long history of, you know, building cases against each other, corruption cases, and both have been calling them politically motivated cases. in the last few years we�*ve seen them sitting together for example. these are major parties to oust former prime min

and that pressure coming not just from sadiq khan, notjust from the labour party, but some people inside rishi sunak�*sr, nus ghani, who'd said that these comments made by lee anderson, that the mayor of london was under the control of islamists, that those comments were "dangerous". also, lord barwell, the conservative peer who used to be the chief of staff to theresa may when she was prime minister, he called the remarks despicable. so there's a growing number of people willing to go out publicly and denounce what lee anderson was saying. and don't forget, he was deputy chairman of the conservative party, a prominent spokesman for that party, until really quite recently. the chief whip obviously tried to get him to apologise, to withdraw those remarks, and he's refused to do so. and for that reason, he is suspended. we don't know how long that suspension is going to last, but if he doesn't apologise, the suspension could last until the next election and he would not be eligible to stand as a conservative candidate, so this is potentially very serious for him. earlier, i spoke to former conservative c

waste four years of your time, not your own time, not people's time, follow people 's problems, stay away from ethnic, tribal, party and faction issues, don't only think about yourself, think about people , what do you want to do, what do you want to do, what programs are you presenting now, my question is, mr. nemanadeh, what do you want to do for our city ? you should fully focus on economic issues. okay, let someone choose. that when the creditor of the capitalists does not close, the creditor of the powerful should not close the rights of the weak people , be honest, keep the promises, pay attention to the people and the people's livelihood, the representative should make a promise that he can fulfill and within the scope and framework of his work. if he is able to fulfill his promise , people should read his resume. the manifestation of people's presence is in their own destiny. he wrote that many people in their community see the sit-ins on march 11th and see that there is a crowd. why should we not participate in the elections? i am also ready to give my life for the sake of my country. it's bad because the

years, don't waste your time, not your own time, not people's time, follow people 's problems, stay away from ethnic, tribal, party and faction issues, don't just think about yourself, think about people . he is giving a presentation. now i have a question, sir what do you want to do for our city? it should be completely focused on the economic issues , so that when they leave, don't be indebted to the capitalists , don't be indebted to the powerful . the representative should make a promise to the livelihood of the people that he can fulfill and be able to fulfill the promise he makes, people should go to read that person's resume. there is a representative from another list, i know him, i know he is efficient. well, i will definitely write and replace it with someone i don't know from that list. we are going to send someone to the parliament to express our thoughts and problems. well, of course, if we participate and choose a good option , we will get closer to these goals. it is a manifestation of people's presence in their own destiny. and the fate of their society . why should we not take part in the election

say, bourgeois, we have a market economy, no, no, not the authorities communist party, let 's agree, there were smart peopleuding in germany, egan bahr was such a major political figure in the social democratic party, who insisted from personally in... conversations with the soviet leadership before the collapse of the soviet union, said that need to create a new security system in europe, we need to help germany unite, but create a new system that will include the united states, canada, russia, other central european countries, but there is no need for nato to expand, he said so, if nato expands, everything will be the same as in the cold war, only closer to the borders. that 's all, my grandfather was smart, no one listened to him, we agreed that after the collapse of the soviet union, everything should have been like this, along the borders of the union republics, we agreed with this, but we never agreed with the expansion of nato, let alone never agreed that ukraine would be in nato, we did not agree that there would be nato bases there, without any conversations with us, we just begged for a decade , d

condemnation and criticism from people within the labour party, from various jewish groups people within the labour party, from variousjewish groups during the day, but labour�*salways been of the last 48 hours that the nominations for this by—election in rochdale had closed, it was technically, legally impossible to take azhar ali's name off the ballot as labour's candidate. that remains the case when this election happens on every 29. his name will be on the paper and he will be there as the labour party candidate. but labour have said frankly "he has nothing to do with us at the moment." he has also been suspended as a labour party member following a —— also been suspended as a labour party memberfollowing a —— pending a investigation. it has been until now a safe labour seat, he could be entering the house of commons already facing suspension as a labour mp without the labour whip, and it is highly unlikely he would be selected then to fight the forthcoming general election. it is a complete mess and a real shambles, but labour have clearly decided tonight to try as hard as they can tonight to try as hard as they can to draw a line under it and show to vot

we see how, unfortunately, people's deputies are humiliated, it doesn't matter what party they are from, opposition or non -opposition, this is the humiliation of a people 'ss told that it is not possible, go back, because there is someone somewhere wrote some letter, and you can't go anywhere. ivana klymposans, people's deputy of ukraine, ms. ivana, i congratulate you, good afternoon, well, these are what i just quoted, regarding the decision of the european parliament. how it is possible, how it can affect the change of management approach of the verkhovna rada, first of all to the implementation by the deputies of their activities , their powers outside ukraine, which is very important, please, well, you know, so far i can only see that the leadership of the parliament is trying to blame those deputies who started talking about these unreasonable restrictions and abuses. by the leadership of the parliament regarding the permission or disallowance of trains to this or that on this or that business trip, and this is translated, you know, with a sick head on the road, because they are accused of making those who speak about it, instead of to abandon such a

party, which is very popular in terms of the people. been. hizb insaaf was, but now it is not in the election field under the name of a party, imran khan 's partyran khan's party, whose name is hizb insafa, because the election commission of pakistan and the supreme court of pakistan decided about this party that because this party could not hold the internal elections, from here to the name of the party cannot enter the election was this argument real or was it an excuse to remove the amra party? now this is both an excuse and it is also correct from a legal point of view, that is, if a party does not hold internal elections, both the court and the election commission can do something about it, but it has not happened so far, that is, at most they provide insurance, they do something, but they don't remove him from the election, but this is the first time that he is removed from the election and does not use the name of the party, and the issue that i wanted to make more clear to you is that it is an election sign now. insaf party does not have a party because it does not have a party each of my parties said that there is a symbol for the musl

people , some of them ask for it. parties and groups and their waste request , some say it's their personal interest, sir, let it go let's put ourselves in the test of people 's vote. some of them have lust for power anyway, what do i know , they invest for the future, or some say, for example, as you say, well, let's go one or two, later, let's go to the city council somewhere, it's different from the information rounds. yes, it's possible, see. now we believe that transparency is the law of transparency. transparency of information means that we have said that everyone should be informed about the government's approvals, so that no one has any other information, the commissions of our commissions must be informed that no one has any information, even the equality of the councils, people should know at the same time. people should be informed, someone is reopening a street, a street is closing, people should know about this plan, if this clear information is made available. that is, right now you should say that you should repeat this so that, for example, the issue of elections is being held, a certain american university announces that i will give you half

in the capital, germaine now the attack on the office of the socialist party without borders or p s . f. came after several people were killed in an assault on the nation's national security agency. government officials said wednesdays events followed the arrest of a p. s. f member accused of an assassination attempt against the supreme court's president. at least 43 people have been killed in a fire in bung with ash. most of the dead were restaurant customers in a commercial building in the capital stock firefighters struggled for over 3 hours to contain the flames. the fire is the latest over the last few years in commercial buildings. in the densely populated city. the city of co, behind bolivia, has been declared a disaster zone due to flooding. thousands of homes have been damaged across northern bolivia after days of heavy rain. at least 42 people have been killed due to a heavier than normal rainy season. which experts have blamed on the nino weather phenomenon, a carbon emissions from the wildfires and the amazon rain forest are at their highest levels for the month of february in 21 years. brazilian auth

party motion. perhaps some people in sir keir starmer�*s front bench team will decide they do want to vote for that role. of course, the question of whether this is an important moment for parliament to voice its view on this conflict before the international committee, or whether this is lee —— linguistic gold commons navel—gazing , . .. the row between the government and the former chairman of the post office shows no sign of dying down. henry staunton has now released a note, made after a meeting with a senior civil servant, which he says shows he was told to delay compensation payments to the victims of the horizon it scandal. our business editor, simonjack, has read it. what does it say and where are we in this tale? some tight language on both sides in this unusual bad—tempered spat. he said in the sunday times he was told effectively to stall payments to victims of the scandal and that was violently rejected in the house of commons yesterday by kemi badenoch. she called the comments are a disgrace and said there was no evidence that they were said. and then henry staunton produced a memo fro

hand we are also hearing from nawaz sharif�*s party that they are trying to make a deal with some parties in karachi. on the other hand, the pakistan people'si wanted to ask briefly, looking at the role of the influential military in pakistan politics, the leader of the military saying there should be some kind of alliances formed. how are people viewing the role of the military at specially at this stage when there are all these negotiations happening? the when there are all these negotiations happening? when there are all these neaotiations ha enin: ? ., ., negotiations happening? the role of the military's _ negotiations happening? the role of the military's influence _ negotiations happening? the role of the military's influence is _ negotiations happening? the role of the military's influence is not - the military's influence is not something new in pakistan. we have always seen some sort of criticism in the role the military plays in making the government and throwing them out of power. this time we have witnessed there has been quite a lot of opposition, and loud opposition from the people of pakistan against any such alleged interfe

the elections, a proud grandfather came home, i’m one of the party ’s appointed observers, i’ll keep an eye on the elections so that the peoplee law, as in spy films, i was like a secret agent, my grandfather immediately dressed him up with binoculars, i got him, i have such vision that i see any violation... i see like an oren, besides , i went through special training according to russian law, a smartphone is enough for me , i know now grandson, which icon to click on, procedure i. buchen bought a cooler camera. i won't be lost, my friend. i won’t let society down; it’s free to choose in the country. important, honestly convenient. how adaptive is the political system, as an instrument that meets the needs of society. this issue was discussed today at a round table organized by the civil society development fund. experts talked about the influence of external factors. carrying out a special military operation of confrontation with the collective west can be considered a perfect storm and such a stress test for the modern russian state, at least we today and even critical experts admit that the russian state, despite very di

now the attack on the office of the socialist party without borders or p s f came after several people were.

people find out about the panthers through forrest gump. they're represented as anti-white black militants. but the truth is, is that the party of all the 1960'sanizations, they have the strongest ties to creating a multiracial coalition. what was called in this period the rainbow coalition that jesse jackson later picks up on. so they united with white radical youth who they called mother country radicals to oppose the vietnam war. and this was incredibly threatening to the government of the time, you know, to j. edgar hoover in particular, because you basically saw a multiracial coalition uniting to stop anti-communism and violence in the global south. so i think that would also be the panthers legacy, a model of multiracial coalition building. john: you mentioned the free breakfast program that they ran in communities, which is not that far apart from the federal, uh, free breakfast program that's being run now. but there was also a political vision in that, wasn't there? >> yes. that's such an important point. they were arguing that the social welfare state, as it existed, was not serving the people, and that they, as teenagers, could prov

the attack on the office of the socialist party without borders or p s f came hours of to several people were killed in an assault on the nation is national security agency. government officials said wednesdays events followed the rest of the staff member accused of an assassination attempt against the supreme court's president's address reports from my boots, a neighbouring nigeria. so that's the whole position the the do not followed us. he's doing his house and the houses other top officials of the opposition socialist party without voters in german not one wednesday. but before then there was a gunfight on tuesday night. been to uh, wednesday morning. wow. we should say they confronted comp elements belonging to the position of toby tried to assassinate the president of the country. stop court . now in that incident, they also, i'm just saying that i know the senior official of the party was fatally shot. and of course, there are also debts that were not, the numbers were not given by the with torches in german or on the streets of the domain. i saw that i have very heavy presence of

be a review. it is very critically important that the servant of the people party does not do it again in such a way that the people 's elected representatives do not yet understand that the national security committee has also considered there, because it is sitting, in fact, we don't see how he sits, they do it internally, we haven't fully understood what amendments have been adopted, and here we have to quickly yes, that's it, let's quickly vote on it, because it has to be done right here in february, it cannot be done there in early march. i.e. these things don't need to be chased because it all leads to what? to internal instability , including political instability, everyone has their own version of what is written there, although in reality nothing has been adopted yet, but everyone already has their own version that it will be accepted there, so i conclude that it is not, because we have an inclusion, if everything is balanced and reasonable, it means that we will be able to calm down a little all this, all those movements that are today. very dangerous appears at every step. oleksandr borodin, spokesman for t

2nd followed by the packers on people's party, independent candidates, back by j o. x prime minister in man shown a one the most seats impartial. german chemicals company b a s f says it is accelerating its exit from 2 joint ventures in china is in john region. it's following reports that it's local partner was involved in rights abuses against a week of people at the i ss, the decision is not pressurized, and he's not pressuring other german corporations in the region to follow suit a b, i ss has 2 plants in the shing jung region, the german chemical giant is not planning to abandon those sooner than planned. this comes off to allegations the local joint venture partner mark or is involved in the suppression of the vehicle or minority. there we have documents from marco's own website, as well as state media reports, and other reports of chinese websites with photos showing mark last off. in these situations, ranging from 2017, all the way to the middle of 2022. and they all speak about the same very well known and established phenomenon of how to state use us not only state employees, but also companies and other entities to ascend teams, to aspire on weeke

lyubedinoe lake, but an evil genius, and so he managed to turn his party around in such a way that people... arina, i’m not indifferent, it ’sup before my eyes, now he turned into our major russian artist for the anniversary of nikolai tsyskaridze, tomorrow at the first, i’ll show you one secret place where i accepted . very important decision, there is a self-portrait here the artist of this station, this is actually ivan leonidovich lubednikov, for him it was a thrill, the scale, the hangar, where all this is laid out on the floor, a lot of students, you give them tasks, we just met here recently, is it beautiful? no, but i immediately agreed. lyubenikov writes characters that are around us, so he is understandable to a wide audience, a huge number of press representatives came to each exhibition of his works, it was a resounding success, no one knew him, that’s how quickly popularity came. chicken ryaba is happy it’s funny to see in paris, it’s so russian, there’s something very rustic and childish about it. he was like a happy river. sparkling river, great sensations, they don’t come to us by chance, it’s important not t

people in an attack on the national security agency. the government blames the socialist party without borders or p s f. it's leader is a strong contender. an upcoming election address has more from a butcher, the capital of neighboring nigeria, the most secure to pressure as we understand that is still continuing and the headquarters of the socialist party without frontiers. they, one of the main or position parties of the country is still under siege. their security deposed on the streets of the capital internet and telephone services have been completely disrupted in most parts of the capital. i was able to get in touch with the when the social worker in the east of the country who told me that in fact, they have a disruptive services there. but of course they can communicate. oh, i understand that also that some people with alternative means of connectivity, like i said, lightnings, we're able to make some calls and also make some co communicate on what's up. but the situation still remain fluid. we understand that military personnel are now patrolling the streets and the capital honey. i spoke to s

party. these drunken people come out there, they start making these noises at night, so... themselves, then they begin to measure their strength, it ’ssidential area, then this knocking starts , people jump up, children jump up, then they go in the morning, not spamming, to school, what is this, a nervous disorder, we have crippled drunks, we have night fights, night screams, well, we move on, where we are headed, to the fact that it will not be possible to leave the car near the house and live in fear, the same situation is on chkalova street in arkhangelsk, there is a small establishment located in the same building with a passport office and a children's studio, in the evenings parents complain, it is dangerous to walk, visitors liqueurs behave inappropriately, because the amount of light alcohol... there is no limit there, in order to regulate the work of such establishments , a law was developed that gives regional authorities the right to prohibit the retail sale of beer, cider, poire and other low-alcohol drinks. the document was signed by vladimir putin. the problem that this law solves was that cafes, bars, restaurants can c

s not like tehran, for example. that 30 constituencies have 30 representatives , because in that constituency, if there are 5 people competing in the election , there are 5 representatives from each party independent. a representative can have there, that is , suppose that in one constituency, for example, there can be 5 people, but in the end, one person from each constituency, yes , they can have a representative for themselves in that concern branch.

people in an attack on the national security agency. the government claims the so called the socialist party without borders or p s f to your gardens president of luxury is the landscapes being lobbying bulk of nations for more weapons and supports in the war against russia is being to all been here. the very met, the prime minister. it is rama there, co host and a 2 day summit. it's an excuse 1st trip to the balkans. since russia invaded you train it 2 years ago on, on no number of asian men of fighting in the war between the ukraine and russia and according to relatives, they've often been promised money if they joined help with either side. but instead, some of the man believes have ended up dead. now fernandez has the story from the sure lion capital colombo, this is full as measuring can also have children when the us for this the mohammed, the travel deduction last november to what he thought was a job described as a help of with the russian army full of willis, if i've done the same sort of us, they told him just sign on it to help his job. they trust it, the agents and signed it off to that they was sent to the front line. these peop

what ’s her name, berbak, yes, so as not to mistake her last name, she represents the green party, many representatives of this part of the political spectrum of europe, they speculate on people's people’s fears of the events that may occur in the world due to climate change, and then, capitalizing on these fears, which they themselves incite, then pursue their own political line, which is far from what they came to power with, this is now in in germany, say, coal generation has increased, and it was larger than in russia in the energy structure. germany cannot be blamed on the people of today's generation for what hitler and his henchmen did, and not only in germany, but in other parts of the world, europe and so on, i think it would be unfair, and in general to sculpt this label, this is for the entire german people, this is a dishonest position, it seems to me that this is not an honor, and it is of no use, we must proceed from the realities of today, to look at who is actually doing what and what policies they are pursuing, in this regard, by the way, in my opinion, it would be useful to do this, in my opinion, many now in many countries, even in those in which it seemed wo

and unfortunately for the american people, it really doesn't matter who they vote for in elections. of both parties are equally committed to advance and u. s. foreign policy and practice around the globe. and again, the rhetoric is just a form of plausible deniability and a form of maintaining the symbol in some legitimacy over this entire process. the us is going to continue its policy of pursuing primacy around the globe, regardless of what the american people say about, at least with these protests. we can see american people waking up. they don't know what to do about it, but at least they're becoming aware that's it doesn't matter who they vote for. everyone in washington is, is working against the american people, not for them. and find a brian that was obviously before this. there was the un security council meeting whether the the union busted to accuse western states a funding israel, the law license to kill palestinians in gaza. what do you make of those comments? it's, it's absolutely true. again we, we have to remember israel would not be able to continue this conflict if it were not for the, the military, political and diploma

people, women, most if notprettm every poll pretty much has shown that to. >> that's an opportunity, because i've always seen the democratici've s party every two years, every four years, you know, they'll go intoto predominantly minority neighborhoods and they'll give the right speechedominantnl call republicans racist. they'll walk away. they'll asans racithey wk peopls their vote. then you go back to these communities. you don'et see them for another two or four years. schond the question i ask is, are your schools better off? how has law and orde?r and safety and security in predominantly minority neighborhoods in a lot of big blue states in the country? what have democrats dones done to earn the vote of african-americanans, and hispanic americans, women and young people? what have they done? what policies has joe implemented that have made their lives better? plementek of them.in >> there aren't any. here's what we know.o for th >> chicago for the last hundred years, we've had a democratop monopoly. i went to the south side of chicagooly.o the so and hereu see, devastation and decay. why because the liberal progressive movement only wantsn to vote. >>

party. it was a show. what happened millions of people watched them on tv. since the mid 1990's we had a legal prohibition on any type of u.s. cooperation with china in outer space. that means deep space, scientific exploration, planetary defense against asteroids or anything. do you think it's timely for the united states to revise that policy and cooperate with china on purely scientific space, deep space exploration, deep space research, planetary defense, these things that are -- china has the largest radio telescope. we have the largest space telescope. china's got moon landers on the far side. we haven't done that. their space stations will probably outlive us and probably meet beet us to the moon on this current race. is it time to revise the american standing policy of absolutely no cooperation with china in deep space? mr. krishnamoorthi: it's interesting you bring that up. i think it's worth considering. certainly at the basic science level if not more. i am mindful that there are concerns from various parties about what this cooperation could mean. i think it's worth

party, marjorie taylor green of georgia, who says that it's not the u. s has responsibility to be paying for other countries wars. so the question now is, are there enough of people in the republican party in the house of representatives who are willing to work with congressional democrats to try to force a vote on the senate bill or whether this is actually going to die? right? browsing, jordan, thank you very much for that reporting from washington dc. a recent survey by the associated press and n o r c has revealed that half of us adults, israel's war on guns as overly aggressive approval for president biden's. handling of the war has dropped to 31 percent compared to $34.00 in november last year. 6 out of 10 democrats are dissatisfied with biden's approach to the war, especially young and non white democrats. and israel's military actions in gaza are also unpopular among both republicans and independents. and that is a significant change from 3 months ago. while earlier i spoke about this to zayna as while we hutchinson from the american arab anti discrimination committee, she says the only way president binds approval ratings will pick up is with a call for

republicans and everybodt e knows there's a bit of a fight t in the republican party about trump versus not s in o wn really what people do want is i think reporting on and the people don't trust the media. but you should ask yourself wh t people don't trust the media, why people don't want to listen to the perso n who wrotet real that really just no interest in self-examination or maybe just truly n i can't see it orgo it's stupid. >> that's what i say. th it's weird as these these are all failing and dying. i still i feel like i've never seen so much news like i can get news everywhere in anywhere. >> well, it's not news. s everywhered you're getting ops and feelings everywhere. that's the problem. the journalist is pretty mucfees huc journalist is pretty mucfees dead. that's a dinosaur. because if you're a journalist ,you're if you're a journalist you when you reporting a story, the narrative is irrelevant. ry theit's the story? yeah. so even if i votedi democratic and i'm doingg a story on a democratic senator, it turns out that he's getting gold barar ,brand new stacks of money in his closet. i won't go into how b

party without borders or p s. f. came hours after several people were killed in an assault on the nations national security agency. government officials said wednesdays events followed the arrest of a p. s. f member accused of an assassination attempt against the supreme court's president's address reports from a butcher, a neighbouring nigeria. the position indeed i do not follow to see you on his house and the houses other top officials of the opposition source on his party without voters in jemina on wednesday. but before then there was a gunfight on tuesday night. been to uh, wednesday morning. wow. you should say they confronted comp elements belonging to the opposition of w tried to assassinate the president of the country, stop court. now in that incident they will fall just saying that i know the senior official of the party was fatally shot. and of course, there are also debts that were not, the numbers were not given by the with torches in german or on the streets of japan . i saw that i have very heavy presence of security forces and also around the headquarters of the opposition socialist party without

people's party become the main candidate for the presidency. and shehbaz sharif, the younger brother of former prime minister nawaz sharif, will be the coalition�*s days of uncertainty following the february 8th vote, in which candidates, backed by the party of former prime minister, imran khan, won the largest number of seats in parliament. but they did not win enough for an outright majority. farhat javed with bbc urdu has more. these two parties have a long history of building cases against each other, corruption cases that they have been calling politically motivated but in the last few years we have seen there have been sitting together for example. these two parties of these were to measured parties to oust a former minister imran khan from his office in 2022. then for the next two years they successfully ruled the country and now once again there is this alliance. running the government will not be easy for pakistan because the last two years there has been a political turmoil and there is economic instability, pakistan's economy has been on the verge of default and there is a rising internal security situation, there have been terrorist a

party. ricker don't send mitch mcconnell. >> yeah, there's a new wave of people and call themselves trump ican s and they like his style and on the border. this is what they said. >> you're the man of the year and looks like there's massive support around black voters going to donald trump. why is that? >> black community want as leader with the energy to actually go to bat for the issues that they want to fight for and we see that in donald trump, we don't necessarily see that from joe biden. president donald trump is visible and taking challenging questions and the people feel like if he's reelected that he'll have the energy and charisma to get up for the issues. >> these will be the number one issue that drives black folks to the polls. jaire you can't fool what happens in a grocery store. >> we also have people that are in texas to where you're from and tired of what we're seeing from the migrant issue. the urban voter and there's a shift amongst black voters and looks like more and more are going for the republican party and why now? the whole house is in shambles. >> most people are trying to look for something diff

street, these should be party schools, it should be recognition, if this does not happen, people who share at least an ideology, absolutely right, and they at least know her, that ’sctions to the house of representatives territorial, that is, a person is not required to live in the territory in which he is running. from which he is running , that is, you can run in any of the 110 constituencies, so a more or less serious party, it should nominate candidates, if not in all, then in almost all constituencies, and in every constituency we should see these parties, well taking into account the fact that we are now living in an era of reforms and they are continuing, i think that again the beginning of the path, i would like to, yes, and i would like to note that the party is is not the basis for choice, we used to say the professional principle, then we said the media principle, now the party principle, but... the fact is that we have much more than 110 citizens of each of these qualities in the republic, that is, after all a member of the house of representatives is a person who combines many of these qualities in the best possible proportion, better proportions, the

are a couple of problems with the conservative party, first as well they are in the polls, the prime minister�*s authority is very weak, so lots of peopleand in the case of liz truss, that means the fight over the leadership and future direction of the party, with lee anderson that means bolstering his career as a television pundit and commentator, so i would distinguish between the two of them in as much as i personally suspect that liz truss�*s results were more social awkwardness or cowardice in not wanting to call out the house. i have not seen any evidence that she personally supports the edl, her politics taken a different direction, she is a libertarian, anderson made and then stood by his unfounded comments about the mayor of london but certainly there was a problem with the waning authority of the prime minister, and that means ill discipline in the parliamentary conservative party which will create more stories like this. what conservative party which will create more stories like this.— more stories like this. what impact does it have _ more stories like this. what impact does it have on _ more stories like this. what impact

people and the other thought it�*d be fun. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. it�*s set to be a significant weekend in northern ireland, as partyr the british parliament agreed to alter post—brexit trade rules to break a political stalemate. northern ireland is part of the uk with a devolved adminstration, but pro—british unionists are concerned the new arrangements could weaken the link with london. live now to stormont — our correspondent lewis vaughan—jones is following the story from there. it really will be a significant, symbolic moment, won�*t it? it really will be a significant, symbolic moment, won't it? that's riiht, it symbolic moment, won't it? that's right. it really _ symbolic moment, won't it? that's right, it really will _ symbolic moment, won't it? that's right, it really will be _ symbolic moment, won't it? that's right, it really will be because - symbolic moment, won't it? that's right, it really will be because we l right, it really will be because we have,in right, it really will be because we have, in terms of the imagery, in terms of the history, for the very first time we will have sinn fein, a national

communist party of the russian federation youth mini-football team. plays football personally - his great passion, he himself is a former left winger, he calls the cult game nothing more than people 'smacy, it is difficult to argue with him, the love of sports truly unites, and for this love to be greater, the candidate is sure that all physical activities from the horizontal bar in the yard to a well-equipped gym should be free. when we talked to young people, asked questions regarding access to... physical education and sports, i emphasize that physical education through sports is the first steps for a young man, boy, girl, adult generation of the population, it is necessary make it accessible, sites, places , physical education and sports should all be free, decent salaries for coaches, free access to the gym, swimming pool, everything where you can improve your health and cook and skill, and do physical education, but... probably from mass sports athletes of the highest achievements always emerge. the highest achievements in all areas, the key goal of the presidential program of the communist party of the russian federation. she was introduced at the meeting by the permanent lea

parties are still getting paid for not doing theirjob properly. what�*s it like being a young person in northern ireland? as mad as it looks, peoplee to live here for the rest of my life. if northern ireland became more open and the political system became better here, i would come back. apart from its quirks, i do love living here. but, realistically, looking at the political situation, i don't really see it getting any better. it�*s sometimes shameful to say, "oh, i�*m from northern ireland," especially as a politics student. when you talk to others — like when you go to england, if you talk to people who study politics, they go, "oh, northern ireland, we hear you�*re a bit of a...bit of a loose cannon." do you find, as a teenager, those kind of old sectarian divides — catholic/protestant, unionist/nationalist — i mean, does that affect your life? i�*m ashamed to say i probably do think about that. i think that�*s sort of embedded in all of us here, sort of a wee tiny bit. but it�*s just sort of something automatically that seems to come with living here and we just do it so naturally, unfortunately, and, you know, it shouldn�*t