parties, previously the pti, they have joined hands with the opposition parties, and the pakistan peoples partyit is only those parties. the so-called members of the pakistan -- who were not considering their policies in the correct way, it is a democratic process. prime minister shehbaz sharif has said we are not going to go against any vendetta, so if imran khan and his party continues -- considers they should come out on the street, it is their democratic right. if it is under the law of the land, they must gather and raise their voice. if they are able to muster that support and destabilize the government and push them to the new elections, so be it. for the moment we must all except the democratic process and the law of the land. folly: maria, let's talk about the first big challenge for this new prime minister and his new government. that is the economy, the imf program has been suspended. the country is facing enormous deficit on the fiscal side. how will he steer the country, prime minister sharif? well the economy take a different direction from under imran khan? maria: that is what i

of course, no confidence ward or a, you know, i come from a bar debug on people's partying. everybody knows when baucus and was only 20 years old and focused on people's fire. he came into being in right when pakistan was 25 years old. and so 5 years or back isn't peebles by v give pazzano complete constitution. okay. which is our responsibility as a young people to need to implement and to stand by. okay, let's allows ulta. com buccheri to response over. com. maria says the millions of people who come out, the young people who come out in support of enron con, are be manipulated. what do you respond? i think what my, my colleague is trying to say is that box on people's party and piano noon in the government in charge at the moment. doesn't have any support from the youth or the masses. i think her entire synopsis of what she's trying to build up is basically saying that nobody has come out for them. the youth is not behind them. and the public mandate is still with the ex prime minister in ron hahn. and she talks about bucks on people's party of doing so much their chairman

been the opposition parties, namely, and boxed on people's party. so it is, it is only both parties be the so called members of the box that you can solve who are not considering their policies in the correct way. they have not voted in this, in this vote of no confidence such a democratic process. and prime minister sharon has said that we are going to go against any, any been debt order or are mixing against a greek against anybody. so if it comes up and his party considers that they should come out on the street, it is their democratic right? if there's, if it is within the right of the political domains under the law of the land, they must together, they must raise their ways and if they are able to muster that support and the stabilize the government and then push them into the new elections. so be it, but for the moment we must all accept the demo that the process and the lawfulness, right? so we must accept the democratic process. you say, maria, let's talk about the 1st big challenge for this new prime minister and this new government. and th

and if he doesn't have to abide by the people's party as someone who is popping up the school admission which is entirely possible, the p. m a n. and so the officer is the most popular party in the country. i think the sheriff would not have stepped into this room right now. had it not been for how much the years, what ron han would do in his last year. this is the there personages visiting their personal criminal issues because of their own electric and visiting the nominations to the top posts in the military. i think they realize this is a minefield they haven't edited and i really think they realize that it's going to be unpopular. what they're going to do in the next few months. because betral prices will need to be jacked up, which will lead to further inflation. there isn't too much repair work that he can do and the people's party will masterfully put all of the debris of this onto the b m l n, so that they can come back looking very fresh in the next general election. all right, the next, i didn't want to be if you the next 3 months, the last 5 days are being so traumatic. go a

he's also been the chairperson of the opposition pakistan peoples party since the age of 19. party, will indeed support mr shehbaz sharif in his bid to be prime minister on monday. the reason party led the effort to bring a no—confidence motion in parliament was notjust to elect mr shehbaz sharif. our motivation is to conduct electoral reforms and move towards a more democratic pakistan after suffering under three years of a government that we contend, came to power through a rigged election. can you confirm you will be the next foreign minister if your plans come to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that. my goal in this struggle was to bring progress in pakistan's democracy, to ensure electoral reforms, and undo the damage done to our constitution, our democratic systems, to human rights, to media freedoms, to economic rights over the last three years. imran khan would absolutely refute the suggestion he did come to power in a rigged election, given the climate in which he was removed from office through this vote of no confidence and the difficulties facing the economy, which

i am not a member of the party, a servant of the people. a representative of a faction. discussion and in fact discussion and polling of people's deputies who perceives the situation that one of our colleagues was somehow able with impunity to either agree or visit the occupied territories. i managed to find some kind of understanding. i don't know the details. but who relates to this, and a collective decision was made that it is obvious that specialized special services should also deal with the activities of this people's deputy in order to to establish the truth of what he does there and what is happening, but he cannot now be a representative of any faction or party, and it is an absolutely logical decision. and regarding the details of what he does there , even internally, there is some version from him. there was no direct communication with him, but i understand that they tried to communicate with him with the leadership of the faction and obviously did not get answers to all the questions i wanted, it is impossible not to cooperate

it has been reported that up to 11 ministries have been given to the pakistan's people party and 15 to the country is seeing a wave of rallies in support of imran khan who is demanding a general election. joining me now is senator sherry rehman from the people's party who has recently become the federal minister for climate change under the new coalition government. will sharif be returning to pakistan'swe hope he returns his party is in need of a coalition in pakistan. it party is in need of a coalition in pakistan. . , ., , ., party is in need of a coalition in pakistan. . , . , ., , pakistan. it was a private visit, but we use _ pakistan. it was a private visit, but we use the _ pakistan. it was a private visit, but we use the time _ pakistan. it was a private visit, but we use the time to - pakistan. it was a private visit, but we use the time to meet . pakistan. it was a private visit, i but we use the time to meet with pakistan. it was a private visit, - but we use the time to meet with him and take forward an agenda that we charted before with the level bit was a daddy's mother,

party. not all of the people elected by the democrat party are, a lot of these peopleoc are in but the democratty has so much control in order for them to win, they have to run as a democrat. they told me and they told you i can't run as republican or conservative or my district help me change it. if you can get my people support, i'll vote for it right now go out school choice. at least i'm doing a little bit of good rightnt now so who controls that party? land entered. the people whoho want to open border, the people in hollywood, they send all that money down to the democratic party. keeping people under control an- >> they found the politicians to carry out the agenda. >> you been a washington man for a long time and these lobbyists and they give money to the politicians and they are doing a good job she might the can't militarily but they can story and bring about fierce. like you talked about was covid-19 and the pandemic. >> the fight to do anything. now we are in this inflation. they can't come here so outside ofth america they are sending everything they can, the cold war and doing it

people say the democratic party of the 1960. n 19561957 eisenhower nixon to republicans passed the civil rights act ended 1960 the passed in 1960 civil rights act. basically so people down south could vote. and the 101st airborne and the little rock nine and little rock arkansas.l he did the first oval office address on civil rights in the history of f this nation. so people want to talk about civil rights they wouldn't have voted for johnson or eisenhowert or nixon. so what happens? or 5 million black eucla register to vote. tell the story they kicked him off the cotton plantation in tennessee for the fbi came down and told him he didn't have to go anywhere. eisenhower nixon sent him down to pass a law that said we can't intimidate or hurt you anymore. my grandfather voted and here's the thing armstrong he voted straight democratic. black folks did what folks toldov them to do. even then they found 80% of black people had voted for the democratic party. people say all of these democrats switchn, to republica. georgia will wallac

they were trying to reconstruct a 50 it to be scenario a val video, the pakistan people's party government in 2013 or to the 18th amendment. we had done away with so what, what, what practically p d i government tried to do was data for all dimes to come under article $95.00, where under which the award of no confidence is tabled they wanted to make it her absolutely a dysfunctional. if the speaker gives the ruling, so for all times to come, the speaker would always give a ruling that the vote of no confidence is a illegal for some reason. i don't said that's the now struck down. what happens next? there is obsession that is supposed to take place on saturday where you are going to elect the new leader of the house after the vote of no confidence. are we going to words in election? are we going to words further? mayhem on the streets of focus on half an hour. the next? absolutely not. i think the firewall are phenomena that was a, portrayed by the government that the supreme court cannot look into the parliamentary business that has been thrown out. a supreme court has looked at the ultra

but they also called themselves the democracy, as you mentioned, the people's party from demos. the wigs began in the 1830s as the anti-jackson party, they called themselves the wigs because the wigs in great britain had been the faction in the britt, house of commons which opposed the absolute powers of the king. so the wigs said, well, this guy jackson, he's throwing his weight around. he thinks he's better than everyone else. taking on powers. he's king andrew the first. we'll be the wigs to oppose king andrew the first, so the wigs also imitate a lot of the initiatives, innovations in politics the democrats had begun, had their own press, their own rallies with torch lights, their own barbecues, give out free liquor and so forth. so the two-party system as we know it was born in the 1830s. >> the candidates themselves probably weren't campaigning in person at this point, right? >> oh, no, they were. not the presidential candidates because george washington didn't campaign for himself, that was the father of the country, greatest american so to speak, you didn't want to do som

but they also called themselves to democracy, as you mentioned, the people's party, the most people. but the whigs began in the 1830s as the anti jackson party. they called themselves whigs because they're whigs in great britain had been the faction in the british house of commons which opposed the absolute powers of the king. so the whigs said, well, this guy jackson throwing his weight around, he thinks he's better than anybody else. he's taking control of powers. he's king andrew the first, well, we are going to be the whigs two oppose king andrew the first. and then the whigs also imitate a lot of the initiative, the innovations from politics that the democrats had become. they have their own press, they have there on mass rallies, [inaudible] elsewhere, they have their own barbecues [inaudible] and so forth. so it's really, the democratic system as we know it is really one in the 1830s. >> but the candidates themselves were probably campaigning in person at that time. >> or no, they were. not the presidential commission. >> other presidential candidates. >> because george washing

from a man for deborah who's head of the largest political group, the center, right european people's party to the spokesperson for the green party. and both of them pointing out that this is a warning sign that we certainly can take no relief from the result of marine la pen, even though she didn't come out over over a manual quote. but again, most of the reactions from national leaders are very relieved. first and foremost from the baltic states for whom it would have been a very, very worrisome if nato and a european union were not able to keep their solidarity together over a very strong response against moscow. these a, please, terry, shall speaking to us in brussels. thank you, terry. well, you are a secretary of state anthony blinkin and defense secretary secretary lloyd austin, have arrived in keith and have been holding talks with ukraine's present flow to me as an end scheme. he's pushing for more weapons to fight the russian offensive in the south and east. earlier in an orthodox easter message, the nancy told ukrainians to turn their rage into a force to defeat evil. he's of the

some palestinians threw rocks and baggage sons, people, party supporters have celebrated the ousting of prime minister. iran. com and his government plan was removed from office almost a week ago after losing a vote of no confidence. he was replaced by opposition. politician chabarise sharif . those are the headlines on al jazeera africa direct his next the race to succeed. the da da da as president of the philippines is heading into it by no stretch struggling what it's worth me, 7 years if desperate for a solution. but what are the candidates offering and what direction? well, the philippines, on their new leadership, special coverage on al jazeera, a move. what overall it was the most did with guys in fleet, holding a new employee and with much sound good with what i did tell you just don't look any bundle shock. you seem abuse human when just a handy han tune we want. we're missing a we're gonna grungy or tim orange in for a hand on go. mccoy and hey, bidding them bit unique doors, you quote more numerous sans in needle, chin, even with jews. well, medical connie, 50 well with a

um, but they also called themselves the democracy as you mentioned the people's party from demos people. but the whigs began in the 1830s as the anti-jackson party, they call themselves the whigs because the whigs in great britain had been the faction in the british house of commons, which opposed the absolute powers of the king. so the whig said, well this guy jackson, he's throwing his way around he thinks he's better than everybody else. he's taking on dictatorial powers. he's cool. he's king andrew the first well, we're going to be the whigs to oppose king andrew the first and the wigs then also. um imitate a lot of the initiatives the innovations in politics that the democrats had begun they have their own press they have their own mass rallies with torch lights and elsewhere. they have their own barbecues and give that free liquor and so forth. so it's really the two-piece system as we know it is really born in the 1830s that the candidate himself probably weren't campaigning in person at this point, right? oh, no, they were oh they were okay the presidential candidate. okay not p

could also follow soon did abuse bower vessels spoke with the leader of the conservative european people's party group in the european parliament, montfort vba. what we're seeing in ukraine as heartbreaking. we're seeing evidence of the most horrific war crimes there. do you think that the response of the european union is strong enough? well, the response sir, must be strong, and for the moment as he 1st steps in a good direction, especially the big question of energy or embargo. there we have, now's a decision on the coal and that is good. but her, my group, and i myself, i'm insisting also and abandon oil on because there'd be to really hurt their puddings power system much. and that's why we should go one step further to also exclude tre, all from importing to the opinion. oil would really be the crucial point, because that is a large part of his income. he makes more money from oil than he really makes from gas. so why our country so reticent, all is replaceable from other sources. what's going on? well, you have to ask her counsel member, so member state level from an e p groups point of v

that alienate some people, some working—class people, who maybe agree with her on the economy, but didn't really like this sort of xenophobic aspect of the partyorked really hard on that to try to change the vision that people have of her party. she is also trying to tame down the question of leaving the european union. she did that five years ago, didn't work out this time, she's not talking about that outright. so she's sort of learned from her mistakes and trying to really grasp that populist wave and focus on the elements and on the issues that maybe other countries, other more traditional parties, excuse me, like emmanuel macron�*s party, don't do enough of. that change of talk about is perhaps one of the most interesting aspect of this race, isn't it? change of image. it has made it more difficult for the normal traditional coalition of everybody else to turn against the far right to turn against in this race, and that is working for her, isn't it? yes, she also got a little bit of help about changing that image from eric zemmour, the other far right candidate, who who made marine le pen look more mainstream, if you will, because his ide

rank on could be removed from offices earlier saturday. political workers from the opposition people's party, celebrated earlier that after the supreme court ruled at enron cons dissolution of parliament, and called early elections were illegal. people in parts of australia's most popular city have been told to evacuate after trench rain fell along the east coast . sidney recorded nearly a month's worth of rainfall on wednesday night. so i say they're alarmed after global me pain levels, roads for the 2nd straight year. the national is yenna. can atmosphere administration says the increase is the largest since measurements began nearly 40 years ago. livestock contributes to a large percentage. all emissions got to look that lines more news coming up here on out as you're right off to go to witness of all my friends and co workers who were detained. i am the only one who survived. they were all waiting for news of their menfolk and was only one word on their lips. more muscular though he saw a boy killed in his father's arms. i saw a man killed next to his son. i have only once in my life see

my my party, the pakistan people because night party will indeed support mr shehbaz sharif in his bid the effort to bring a no—confidence motion in parliament was notjust to elect mr shehbaz sharif. our motivation is to conduct electoral reforms and move towards a more democratic pakistan after suffering under three years of a government that we can tend came to power through a rigged election. can ou power through a rigged election. can you confirm you will be the next foreign minister if your plans come to fruition? ., .. ., _, to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that. m to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that- my goal — to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that- my goal in _ to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that. my goal in this _ to fruition? no, i cannot confirm that. my goal in this struggle - to fruition? no, i cannot confirm | that. my goal in this struggle was to bring progress in pakistan's democracy, which ensures electoral reforms and undo the damage done to our constitution, our democratic systems, to human rights, to media freedoms, to economic rights over the last three year

the european people's party, a conservative group, have criticized the eu for exactly that, saying the to step up its game. at the same time, there is this question of who is targeted by sanctions. if we have not a gas embargo, will that hurt the eu more than putin? if we target oil, can keep not sell this oil to asian countries and a at her price? germany has been at the forefront of this criticism with people pointing finge, but it is certainly not just germany, but also other countries that are dependent on russian gas that are hesitant to cut this gas supply. the eu is in a conundrum of how far it can go in termsf sanctioning russia, not providing money to the regime, but not hurting its own population. >> -- has won a high court copyright battle over his 2017 hit. a judge ruled wednesday that he had not plagiarized the 2015 song. on the left, is a grime artist who claimed that the line in the other man's track was similar to a wide refrain in his own track. here are the refrains played back-to-back. ♪ ♪ edit sharon's view was the uk's best selling song of 2017. after the ruling, h

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people, mr. speaker. this is the party that supports working people with the biggest increase. i will tell you what is going up, the living wage is going up. employment is going up. 500,000 more -- [inaudible] 500,000 people more than before the pandemic began and youth unemployment at or near record lows. under labour, it was by 45%. >> mr. speaker, this must be the ultimate debating skills we have been hearing about. rambling incoherently with metaphors -- it is his actions as well. the cost-of-living crisis was blindingly obvious months ago, but he said worries about inflation were unfounded and he backed the tax hiking budget. does he think that his choice to be the only leader in the g7 to raise taxes during a cost-of-living crisis has made things betterle or worse for working people? >> mr. speaker, as i just explained to the house and i will repeat once more, this government, our chancellor cut taxes on working people -- it went down by an average of 330 pounds. but if he's talking about the health and care living, that is what is enabling us to pay for the covid backup.

sarah wagner is her compatriot head of the european people's party. weber explains to kindle war and freeze for evil to russians, this is a manifestation of the european spirit. i ask myself today for 10 years this european spirit, how strong is the european spirit, and this is not a there is a second word never refers to weapons to weapons, even disarming the supply of weapons that are now going to our ukrainian friends is not enough. it is, frankly, a shame that we in europe can not increase the production of weapons. we also need heavy weapons and tanks, which the czech republic has sent. this is a good signal and yes, if we cannot enter without flying. in the zone we must give the ukrainians air defense systems in bulgaria mass protests against the supply of weapons to ukraine in greece protesters block trains with weapons for ukrainian neo-nazis. russian paratroopers are being murdered in cold blood from the georgian legion a horrifying video was filmed just a few kilometers south of the bucha near the village of dmitrovka, even the american new

party. not the ranking five people that vote for the democrat not a whole lot of the people. that i elected by democratic party because you know why a lot of these people are in districts where the democratic party has so much control that in order for them to win. they have to run as a democrat. so before they can do some good and they have told me and they told you man, i support a lot of what you talking about, but right i can't run as republican conservative in my district. help me change it. i've had so many of them sickness help me change if you can get my people support school choice. i'll vote for it. but right now. have my money comes from the teachers unions. if i go out to school choice, i'm done. they're just gonna bring somebody else in. at least i'm doing a little bit of good right now. so who controls the democrat party planned parenthood? the atheist from george soros on down the the people that want to open borders the people that love the drug trade the people i love the sex trafficking the -- people in hollywood. they said all of that money down to the democ

reporter: supporters of sri lanka's opposition national people's party march to protest against the governmentandling of what is a devastating economic crisis. >> we want a government free of collection -- of corruption. reporter: protesters want the president to quit, saying he is responsible for exacerbating sri lanka's economic woes by introducing max of -- massive tax cuts after he was elected in 2019. after selecting his government this month, he h now sworn in a new cabinet that does not inude members of his own family, although his brother remains prime minister. the deepening crisis has resulted in prolonged power cuts, food, fuel and medicine shortages, and inflation of 18.7%. there has been a sharp fall in the value of the currency, the stock exchange is closed for five days from this monday, and temporary default is underway with repayment of external debt suspended. talks with the imf are now beginning. lombo is looking for around $4 billion. the funds would be given on the conditions sri lanka agrees to a stabilization program. colombo also seeking help from india and china. the t

more than 2.5 billion rubles has been returned in business with students, the leader of the new people partyative with the winners of the interuniversity tournament of the educational program. in my case at my faberlic plant, nechaev noted that now is the best time for a career breakthrough, because after the departure of large international brands from russia, young and beginning entrepreneurs have a chance to occupy the vacant niches. it is very important when you are in the first steps in business, in the second steps , someone accompanies a little, and we considered that this program is educational for thousands of young people, and already in the second half of the year up to tens thousand. this is an opportunity to share the experience of our hundreds and thousands of successful entrepreneurs with young people, because the first steps are the most difficult. during his brilliant career, but he won all the victories that an athlete can only dream of. today , a truly legendary person receives congratulations on his seventieth birthday. vladislav tretyak, the president sent a telegram to

why is it that we have occupied a niche that no other party has claimed. these peoplelso poor, but they rejected communism under soviet rule, they no longer became poor under soviet power. these are people. eh, let's say, but this is not the intelligentsia. in general, these are mostly simple people, these are people with a patriotic attitude , after all, they are mostly russians, and i raised this question, because i myself came from kazakhstan, i lived in georgia, that is, we coincided so well. this is where the ideology of the poor, angry displaced migrants deprived of their homeland is divided people. this is how it sounded in our party and today no other party talks about it, and here was the last meeting with the president. i raised again this question. so to say, here is the article is 282 ukr. in the russian federation, only russians in the state duma are imprisoned on it, they came out directly with a draft law . lord, we need to evaluate what we did, but it didn’t work out. i don't understand why only russians are imprisoned, because there are different reaso

, but this requires a state program to subsidize loans, said alexei nechaev, leader of the new people partyay before. he visited one of the enterprises in schelkava near moscow. the plant processes polymers that are in demand in almost all sectors of the economy, however, to expand production additional funds are needed. if money were not so expensive, today, there are more than 20 percent bank loans, then in general some kind of support for the enterprise would not be needed, but since money is very expensive, a program to subsidize industry is needed. we offer two options, either the state invests e in the capital of the enterprise, or subsidize the rate. 200 cities in 5 years, as part of the action watch of memory, the sons of the great victory arrived in the tver region military personnel employees of the department ekaterina vasilkova took part in search activities at the battlefields in ostashkov with details. deaf obstruction about 350 km from moscow but right here in this very place. now fierce battles for the capital. here passed, the third line. defense, the former field was occup

this is the decision to liquidate the servant of the people party. let's just take a second.u are saying alexander yurievich what? goli we still the same blinded someone, someone professional. yes, that's exactly what we'll do. the goals set will be fulfilled. uh, reach, everything will be fine. but this is the one who sculpted something. he still remains. outside of our reach, he reaches both mine and can blind a golem. vanya simply understands that from the same material, in fact. we destroyed one golem, of course, he picked up the fragments and somehow did it in a new way. now let's try to rewind the history of ukrainian life quite back. this is an organization of ukrainian nationalists, recognized by us as terrorist, which was molded by the central administration in the united states a few years ago, the cia published an archive of 13 million pages of various documents, including secret data from the cold war, among the documents there is a certificate dated november 1944, and the leader of the ukrainian nationalists, stepan banderi. stefan bandera, the main nationalist a

was illegal political workers from the opposition people's party celebrated the ruling in karachi. the court has ordered parliamentary convene and hold a no confidence vote. that could take place on saturday, which may lead to con, being removed from office. there have been demonstrations in india against record higher fuel prices. the rally in the capital, italy follows similar anger and other cities. higher transport costs are causing many shopping items to come more expensive to a government ministers blame the war and ukraine for disrupting oil imports. residence in parts of australia's largest city have been told to evacuate as torrential rain hit the country's east coast. sidney received nearly a month's worth of rainfall on wednesday night for to oregon. b, as this risky work has pull a 95 year old woman to safety in the city of woollen going south of sydney to rachel. rain along australia's east coast is turned roads into rivers and force thousands of people to evacuate their homes. we ask the grid continued to be vigilant. this is, i highly dynamic situation. these events

involvement in corruptions, but nothing really as substantial as war. nevaeh sharif faced all other people's party government face, which makes me imagine or think that perhaps there is still some support ah, within the military. definitely. he was a popular candidate with the military, ideologically, that couldn't have been more aligned with any political leader than they are with him round from sarah. i wanna take a step back and look at the economic situation right now and focus on on thursday. the pakistani rupee fell to an all time low against the us dollar. but on friday, markets open on a positive note because there was this hope that the political crisis might be ending soon. how much worse could the economic situation get in pakistan if this political crisis is not resolved soon? oh, actually we can't see that. that's all of because of the current political disturbances actually when the last government went, the pakistan was facing a boy at that time on so much right now it has just emerged and opposition has a strict stance. we have just one point of inflation and yes, there is no prize

adam barrows policy has broken the opposition parties, majority in parliament, banners national people's party. $119.00 of the $53.00 parliamentary seats up for grabs and legislative elections. the wind takes away the majority held by the opposition united democratic party. however barrows party fell short of winning a majority to govern alone. in the new zealand covered 19 deaths, all his written significantly and just weeks it stands at $500.00 fuel by an outbreak of the only con variant that increases despite more 90 percent of the population being double vaccinated in january, when the con was 1st detected, only 50 to current, a virus related death been counted. the government is still looking at easing restrictions, including mosque wearing and indoor gathering limits. china is standing firm in its handling of a covey 19 outbreak in shanghai. more than 25000000 people in the city are locked down. complaints are growing about poor access to food and other basics. katrina, you reports, people in shanghai using that patients for the cities. strict corona virus lockdown video is posted in soc

we need more opportunities to speak and question this information that is given by different people. partiesi emphasize that we have, let's say, such not the simplest revolution. no beginning, no end revolution. at first they will forbid discussing anything, and then they will say that it will be like this all my life. and when the special operation is over. all the same, they will forbid discussing who the deputies are? so kirill varevich. no, information is always some kind of finite number that's how many events. yes, they are so much information is another matter that there should be many different sources of information for different audiences. here are the people telling it someone is telling teenagers and teenagers this man believe someone tells women and woman. believes someone tells women, and i do not understand how these information field. he owns, by the way. to those, divisions should be created that look at the information and make decisions on this matter, leave , remove, counteract, and so on. e. this should be dealt with specifically by the ministry of defense today, and not

buildings are being used as temporary horn team centers in pakistan. supporters of the pakistan's people's party have celebrated the ousting of prime minister iran con. he was removed from office almost a week ago after losing a vote of no confidence. he was replaced by opposition, politician shabazz sharif. and those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more news after 11 east. stay with us. the race to succeed, those illegal to start to as president of the philippines is heading into it by no stretch struggling what it's worth. and he says that in years the country, it's desperate for solution. but what are the candidates offering and what direction will the philippines, big under you? leadership, special coverage on al jazeera, with more and more indians, a paying surgeons to make them taller. it is a society which makes them feel that all you are short and that's where everything is happening because you are sure everyone around me is god. there is something which always remains in your head. i guess leg lengthening surgery is fall from risk free even medicine that i mean, i st

soldiers entered before dawn on friday and used to gas and stun grenades. supporters of the pakistan people's party, celebrated the ousting a prime minister in ron khan, and his government called was removed from office nearly a week ago after losing a no confidence vote. he was replaced, replaced by the opposition politician shabazz shouting. you're today with headlines, more news coming up right after we joined. witness me morning heartily. i clam. it's called c. s on teeth. a. d v t v. extremely old. people to we're the code is to put the frame seal accordingly and say on 10 more on she has who has no money bust him splendid sonny's health. oh, fun. a big, big scolding them in the boxes. yeah. did you read that there? yeah, there they go. and make peace because i with, [000:00:00;00] with not the my dad bundles i crowd of people in not only off in my i go to see our nice to funding a lot of home with it. i cannot see that sense of failing to put on the life of my people. i had to set thinking wider than i used to mean, hulu bruton. about clinton, newton, in case i manage to monetize people or wh

was a legal political workers from the people's party took to the streets of karate office. this is in 1st time to 75 years of pakistan's constitutional history. this was the civilian co attempt. we've always dealt and fought. and this was the 1st time under the leadership of the opposition leaders. a democratic tool was used to dislodge a selected government which came through of a manipulated election. and today we were going to have a strengthening of democracy. and as for his article 6 application is concerned. i think once the full reason to judgement comes and the new federal government comes in place, they will, they will have all the credible evidence who are all the perpetrators and the characters in the, you know, it's a virgin and violation of the constitution. a pass stations court fi in puerto rico, leaving a 3rd of the population in darkness. more than a 1000000 people in the u. s. territory had no electricity on thursday morning. people spent the night at gas stations getting gasoline for backup generators, causing some stations to run out of fuel. well, kenne

not be forgotten that the opposition which good fish to major political party, the buckets on people's party and job ball should have buckets on muslim league. now watch group badge being the main player. that's part of the opposition is concerned. they were ordered out by a bron hahn in an election that surprised everyone. he had the largest number of constituents and family that you see behind me. so dad of god, federal law days, thought actually moving away from dennis. dick grew because yesterday and both have ruled by august on the forgot the book rupe august on his daughter, beta j berto. also rupe august dawn, and now we're getting a prominent position budget possibly add the new foreign minister. so didn't this dig ruled ok ahead, but it will be important to see where did this sort. brent of the various political bardeen, religious parties, secular parties, nationalists, smaller parties, how long they will be able to hold together. because we do report the n q m, which was one of the key bardeen that switch sides to the opposition making it boucher. but for them to win complain that

his political workers trip, the opposition people's party, celebrated earlier that it's after the supreme court ruled at cons to solution of parliament court early elections was illegal. the court has ordered parliament to reconvene and hold a new conference vote on whichever has borne off from the capital is lemme try a historic day is what the opposition leaders are calling this when the supreme court of pakistan declared that on sunday the actions taken by the deputy speaker of parliament were illegal and unconstitutional to throw out the vote of no confidence. the court says on saturday, they must go back to the assembly, carry on with the vote of no confidence and also decide who the new leader of the house is going to be. if prime minister around con, loses his majority, this is in 1st time to 75 years of pakistan's constitutional history. this was the civilian co attempt. we've always dealt and fought. and this was the 1st time under the leadership of the opposition leaders. a democratic tool was used to dislodge a selected government which came through a manipulated election. and

he will have to form a coalition government and within the coalition government, of course the people's party very prominent part and it will be very interesting to see what role the grandson of... actually takes within this government and framework and setup. but i think it is important to also understand that shove our sharif is someone that comes with a tremendous amount both parliamentary experience and executive government experience as well and that may well provide the sort of leadership that pakistan needs at this moment in time, bearing in mind, the very real turmoil it has gone through under imran khan's style of leadership. —— shehbaz sharif. borisjohnson has become the latest western leader to hold face to face talks with ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky. during the meeting, the british prime minister praised what he called the mr zelensky�*s "resolute leadership" and the "invincible heroism" of the ukrainian people. he also set out a new package of financial and military aid, including an offer of 120 armoured vehicles and new anti—ship missile systems, for the war with ru