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lisa: pezeshkian fashioned himself a reformer. what sort of campaign did he run? what sort of message was he putting out there? >> he has a longtime member of the reformist party that had largely fallen out of favor due to the fact that its standard bearer were unable to effect meaningful change for the iranian people. yet it has remained part of the iranian clinical system, and pezeshkian entitled his campaign for iran. it was meant to talk about the theme of pezeshkian's campaign, one of being pro-iran, very much nondisruptive, very much in favor of the current clerical led system, but one in which, he wanted to see iran more engaged with the world and less confrontational and hostile to the world. ali: iranian officials have long pointed to relatively high turnout levels in iranian elections as a sign of letimacy behind the regime, but this time around, there were two rounds of voting, and both of them had relatively low turnout numbers compared to previous years. what does this year's turnout say about the feelings among the iranian voting public? >> i think i

dr pezeshkian, who's a heart surgeon, secured 53.3% of more than 30 million votes counted.andidate secured a majority in a first round of voting injune. that vote saw a historically low voter turnout. dr pezeshkian ran on a promise to reach out to western countries, and ease enforcement of a mandatory headscarf law, which people have protested in recent years. but he did not pledge major changes to iran's islamic theocracy. iran's government is largely led by hardline conservatives. here's the iranian president—elect, speaking a short while ago. translation: congratulations to the knowledgeable and dearj people of iran on their victory. you have completed the work and taken a great step forward. earlier i spoke with karim sadjadpour — a senior fellow at the middle east program at the carnegie endowment for international peace. what more do we know about the new iranian president elect and what can we expect from his presidency, most crucially? helena, he has been described in the western media as a reformist and i think that is an inaccurate label. he is really a moderate r

reformers to masoud pezeshkian, beta ultraconservative, say jalili by almost 3 million votes pezeshkian the only moderate candidates allowed to run after iran's guardian council banned dozens of others from even entering the race, the election was held after a helicopter crash that killed previous president ebrahim raisi in may russian and saudi leaders have congratulated pezeshkian on his victory for more. now, we've got fred pleitgen joining us from berlin afraid good to see you as so the results are in the big question is, what is pezeshkian going to do from a policy perspective? the first moves and how much power you'll ultimately have in a country that i has a lot of hardliners could, that could potentially block him, especially if he's looking at enacting social changes yeah a lot of hardliners, of course, also, a lot of pretty hard line entities as well. there could block a lot of his policies should they go down a road that they don't tell wants to go down, you're absolute, right? those are definitely decisive questions. but first of all, of course, i think one of the things tha

voters in iran have elected masoud pezeshkian as its new president. the reformist candidate defeated hard-liner saeed jalili on saturday. pezeshkian is a heart surgeon who had served as health minister under reformist president mohammad khatami. pezeshkian has criticized iran's mandatory hijab law for women and has promised to disband iran's morality police. he spoke in tehran on saturday. >> i pledge to continue to be a listening ear for your words and a voice for the voiceless and rejected. amy: saturday's election was held six weeks after iranian president ebrahim raisi died in a helicopter crash. we will have more on the election later in the show. israel's war on gaza has entered its 10th month as the official palestinian death toll has reached nearly 38,200, but a new report in the british medical journal lancet estimates the actual death toll could be 186,000 or even higher. that is roughly 8% of gaza's population. the report looks at how war leads to indirect deaths due to shortages of medical care, food, shelter, and water. earlier today, isr

you say despite pezeshkian's trying to his attempted to pick himself as a moderate. we really should not expect any change from the iranian regime and we should also note just today, the director of national intelligence, avril haines, issued a warning that iran is trying to stoke protests in the u.s. related to the conflict in gaza. iran, iranian people opposing as activist online in some cases, even providing financial support to protesters here in the u.s. does that fit with what you're seeing and what you expect from this new president? >> absolutely. jake, from the 1979 revolution to the present, iran, essentially had two pillars of its ideology, its death to america and that israel and there have been perhaps 89 different iranian presidents from 1979 to the present but none of them have really meaningfully impacted irans external conduct. its revolutionary ideology its internal conduct. so pezeshkian in my view, is not going to prove to be a very consequential figure in iran are the supreme leader, ayatollah khomeini will remain iran's most powerful official. >

in iran, masoud pezeshkian has one, nearly by 300,000 votes.rity in the first round of the election which had a historic low turnout. it was called after the president was killed in a helicopter crash in may. a corresponding put the election willing win into wi n into context win into context for us. it's a huge political upset for iran, having another moderate president back in office now three years after you've had a very conservative president who died in that helicopter crash, which prompted this election. the significance of it internationally is the fact that he wants to strike a fresh nuclear deal with the west to have those sanctions removed. that's one of his campaign promises, unlike the hard—line candidate who said that he doesn't want to have anything to do with the west, he doesn't want any more engagements. if anything, he wants further concessions from the west, whereas masoud pezeshkian said, "look, these sanctions have devastated our economy. without having these sanctions removed, we cannot get back on track". and he promised

so i think pezeshkian has some room to actually engage the u.s. engaged europeans in a positive way to see what is possible so that's not radical change on iran's foreign policy, but it is welcome change for many iranians because even certain degree of improvement of relations with the west will have an impact on their daily lives. it will de-escalate tensions. it might remove fear of war and it might actually live certain sanctions in exchange for some things that pezeshkian, will push the regime and push the supreme leader to agree to your iso ride vali now, so this is also barred. what's happening domestically on the economic friends and the impact of sanctions on iranians. thank you so much for your time today new british prime minister keir starmer has had a hectic day friday after labors landslide victory in national elections, mr. standard again forming a new government and named his cabinet's, it includes the uk's first female chancellor of the exchequer. then you prime minister takes office as labor enjoys its biggest parliamentary majori

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iranians react to the election of masoud pezeshkian as president. the reformist candidate's win brings hope to some women and younger voters. good evening from downing street, where the england flag is flying high above number ten. and gareth southgate�*s men are through to the semifinals of the euros in germany. switzerland took them all the way to penalties after a 1—1 draw after extra time in dusseldorf. but five of the best penalties you are likely to ever see from england booked them a place in the last four. and these were the celebrations in manchester after trent alexander—arnold scored the fifth and decisive penalty. the three lions will play either the netherlands or turkey next as they look to make the final for the second tournament in a row. in a moment we will speak to my colleaguejoe inwood who has been watching the game with fans at a fan zone in brixton. but first to sarah rainsford who is in dusseldorf. give us a sense of the atmosphere at the moment. it is give us a sense of the atmosphere at the moment-— the moment. it is amazing

pezeshkian was elected so there you have that prices don't increase, inflation has been a huge issue in iranian one or of the other things that, that boater was talking about, as well as of course, youth unemployment, which is also a big issue. >> it's quite interesting because this greene leader of iran, ayatollah ali khamenei, he's already come out earlier today and ulta congratulated masoud pezeshkian and also told them that one of the things to really watch out for is to try and get jobs, especially for younger people, for the youth in iran. now the president in iran does have a considerable amount of power as far as domestic affairs are concerned. but an international affairs, we're talking for instance, about relations with the u.s. and other countries. there are of course, a major powerful other entities that he'll have to deal with, the supreme leader, of course, having to sign off on anything that happens in iran but then also the powerful military, especially the islamic revolutionary guard corps, is that could be an uphill battle. but one of the things that voters appear t

iran's presidential election has been won by the reformist candidate, masoud pezeshkian.going nowhere, in his first major television interview since his debate against donald trump. and keir starmer begins his first full day as the uk's prime minister. he will hold a meeting of his new cabinet later this morning. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we start in iran where the reformist — massoud pezeshkian has been elected the country's new president, beating his hardline conservative rival saeed jalil. the vote was declared in dr pezeshkian�*s favour after he secured 53.3% of the more than 30 million votes counted. mrjalili polled 44.3%. the run—off came after no candidate secured a majority in the first round of the election on 28june, which saw a historically low voter turnout of a0%.

reformist masoud pezeshkian is elected iran's new president.e beat his hardline rival in a run—off vote. and fans are ecstatic as france make it through to the semi—finals in the european football championships, beating portugal on penalties. a very warm welcome from downing street. it a saturday afternoon like no other. work has continued here as if it were a normal weekday and it is sir keir starmer �*s first full day as prime minister, following labour �*s landslide election victory. he vowed to start work immediately — and in the past hour he's been giving his first speech. here's the prime minister speaking at downing street. for the first time in 20 plus years we have a majority in england, in scotland, and in wales. and that is a clear mandate to govern for all four corners of the united kingdom. therefore, i shall set off tomorrow to be in all four nations. i shall go first to scotland, i then shall go first to scotland, i then shall go to northern ireland, then to wales, and then back to england. there, i will meet the first ministers,

dr pezeshkian ran on a promise to reach out to western countries and ease enforcement of a mandatorybut he did not pledge major changes to iran's islamic theocracy. iran's government is largely led by hardline conservatives. here's the iranian president—elect speaking earlier. translation: congratulations to the knowledgeable and dearj people of iran on their victory. you have completed the work and taken a great step forward. voting has begun in the second round of the french parliamentary elections — as people in some overseas territories cast their ballots ahead of sunday's vote in mainland france. there are concerns about violence over the weekend with 30,000 police being deployed. more than 50 candidates and campaign activists have been physically assaulted during the campaign. the far right national rally made big gains in the first round of the election, winning 33.4% of the vote. some opinion polls gave them a chance of winning an outright majority in the national assembly. 217 candidates from the left—wing new popular front and the macron—ensemble alliance have withdrawn fro

pezeshkian, when he ran, was supported. interestingly enough, i some of the former government officials who had negotiated the iran nuclear deal. in 2015, including the foreign minister, former foreign minister veranda was sort of the author of it and so what you've seen now is sort of a movement by the voters to say we want to end the isolation it's not clear as fred pointed out, that the president of iran has the power to go do that. but the very fact that a government that constricts the vote, it doesn't decide the vote, but it's limits who can run allowed him to basically take the lead here tells you that there's a recognition they've got to let off some of the anger that has been built up inside iran toward the existing government and the opponent, mr. john lee, who had been earlier nuclear negotiator, was a true ford liner. >> yeah. interesting. you talk about the anger also meeting voter apathy at this point. well, these elections in iran come on the heels of a new government in the united kingdom, apart, a runoff pa

one representative of the so-called reformist government, say from the reformist camp of masoud pezeshkianvers said that this was solely in order to increase the turnout in the presidential elections iran, because the iranian population is somehow not very interested in elections, and if there is some reformer, a person with such a reputation will go to the elections, well, it must be said that a large number did not go anyway, then when masud pazashkiv. entered the second round of elections, it was believed that he would not enter there, that there would be two representatives of conservatives, mr. halybab, who was considered the most convenient candidate for moscow, and mr. jalili, such an ultraconservative that they would be in the second round, masud podyshkyan entered , all the observers were saying, sorry, but he won't win because the conservative candidate will win, even ayatollah khamenei spoke out against the positions masoud pezeshkian expressed during his election campaign, and he won the ... election by a 10% margin with the ultraconservative candidate, and now everyone says, s

iranians react to the election of masoud pezeshkian as president. the reformist candidate's win brings hope to some women and younger voters. hello, i'm martine croxall. gareth southgate�*s men are through to the semi—finals of the euros in germany, after england defeated switzerland. switzerland took them all the way to penalties after a 1—1 draw after extra time in dusseldorf. but five of the best penalties you are likely to ever see from england secured them a place in the last four. this was the scene of england fans in dussledorf. and these were the celebrations in manchester after trent alexander—arnold scored the five and decsisive penalty. cheering the three lions will play either the netherlands or turkey next as they look to make the final for the second tournament in a row. ijust had a look down and i can tell you that it will be in the netherlands who have beaten turkey 2—1 as tell you that it will be in the netherlands who have beaten turkey 2—1 as they look to make it to the final. joe inwood has been celebrating with england fans at a

reformist masoud pezeshkian is elected iran's new president.

>> so analysts expect pezeshkian to push for some changes in iran. but supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has already urged the presidency legs to stay on the same course as his hardline predecessor. and for some voters, it's it's the economy that matters. most of all we really needed a literate president to solve the economic problems of the people thank god that mr. masoud pezeshkian, one with the same low percentage of people's participation i really have no feelings because these candidates only make slogans in one day take power. they do nothing for the people. so i have no feelings for mr. pezeshkian voters in france are casting their ballots in a crucial and decisive round of parliamentary elections. >> can the country's far-right build on its strong first round? on performance. i'll be speaking to un experts just after this short break stay with cnn are 21st. >> i'll spend how it really happened the nuseirat 21st did not only one holding on the inside. once i saw goal was working, i felt this rush. gold really works, thinking of banking in

pezeshkian will present.l hear this from a lot of analysts who will say, including some israelis, who will say, he is just a figurehead, not really the person that will make a difference. as you know, benjamin netanyahu said that about honey and the nuclear deal, one of the people that was able to persuade donald trump to tear up the nuclear deal, which has not helped america or the west in any way. i think this is a significant change. >> but about domestically, those policies, the headscarf policy, for example, that are rooted in a level of cultural association. how much difference can you make in that? >> if the president of the country, elected by the people, is against morality police patrolling and harassing women, i think the authorities have to pay attention to that. whenever there has been a reformed president, social rules have been relaxed, not necessarily changed. he does not have the power to say, no more hijab, rule, that is the constitution in iran . >> he can call back the police, right? >> he

iranians react to the election of masoud pezeshkian as president.

masoud pezeshkian, who won the presidential election, promises to open iran to the world. as a reformer he adheres to more more flexible position in international relations than the previous president had. pezeshkian will promote dialogue between iran and western countries, but he does not question the general principles of state leadership. therefore, experts believe that drastic changes should not be expected. elections in iran, let me remind you, took place after the death of president ibrahim raisi in a plane crash. that's all, i'll see you soon, at 12 o'clock, read more about the important things on our website espresso tv, also subscribe to our channels on social networks, stay close, see you soon. congratulations, this is the bereber together program, a joint project of the crimean tatar tv channel atr and the tv channel, i am andriy yanitskyi and gulsum khalilova in the studio. congratulations to silyam aleykum, hurly kunler, we are very happy to welcome you to this studio today, as always, we will traditionally talk about crimea, about de-occupation, and about rei

join him, there is a new president in iran, according to the results of the second round , masoud pezeshkianon he is a heart surgeon, a supporter of reforms, vladimir putin sent congratulations, the russian leader expressed the hope that... something will change radically - of course it is not necessary, but in some nuances it is possible, this is completely obvious, but in general, the course of iran to cooperate with russia, it will continue. here is today's news from the iranian central bank: moscow and tehran have completed the merger of the mir and shitap payment systems. in the meantime, tehran is preparing for the inauguration ceremony, which will take place in the majlis of the local parliament in the coming days. after. to prove that he is adequate and capable of being re-elected for a second term, but as always it turned out only worse. i take a cognitive test every day, every day i take this test. everything i do, you know, i not only run a company, but i run the world. and who besides can nato still pay me like this? who can hold the pacific basin in this form: china, who else ca

iranians react to the election of masoud pezeshkian as president. reformist candidate's win brings hope to some women and younger voters. good evening from downing street where the england flag is flying high above number ten. and, the euros quarter final is on a knife edge. the game is currently 1—1 in the first half of extra time. bukayo saka scored a late second half goal to cancel out switizerland's opener to keep them in the tournament. swiizerland's opener to keep them in the tournament. switzerland's opener to keep them in the tournament. gareth southgate�*s men are looking to make back—to—back finals for the first time. let's speak to my colleague joe inwood who has been watching the game with fans at a fan zone in brixton. how is the atmosphere? it is fluctuating — how is the atmosphere? it is fluctuating wildly, _ how is the atmosphere? it is fluctuating wildly, it - how is the atmosphere? it is fluctuating wildly, it is - how is the atmosphere? it 3 fluctuating wildly, it is fair to say. it is pretty funereal after the swiss scored a goal

vladimir putin sent his congratulations to pezeshkian. position will contribute to increasing cooperation between the two countries, including in the interests of stable regional security. pezeshkin himself is considered a moderate reformer in his homeland, from the islamic republic, reporting by vitaly kormazin. there has not been a second round of presidential elections in iran since 2005; of the two candidates who were in the lead in all polls during the presidential race, the first round did not reveal a winner, and in the second ... here are the final election results, in total we counted 30,530,157 votes. masud pezeshkin scored 53%, said zhalili - 47. the turnout was almost 50%, this is against 40 in the first round. the candidates were neck-and-neck, and it was obvious that such competition added interest to the vote. the day before this. i heard that this time people are voting with great desire, praise be to allah, if this is true, if this is really true, then this cannot but rejoice. the president in iran is the second person af

so that could certainly be an uphill battle for masoud pezeshkian nevertheless, as far as voters are concerned, many had said that they believed the economic situation needs it's to be improved. and of course, one of the main ways to do that is with better relations, with countries around the world. and for iran to try and get some of those crippling sanctions lifted. pamela all right. thanks so much for pleitgen among the country's congratulated the new leader of iran is russian president vladimir putin, saying that he helps to quote, expand cooperation between the countries of ron has been an important supplier of weapons to russia and its ongoing invasion of ukraine joining us now a cnn contributor, jill dougherty, she is the former cnn model scalp bureau chief and an adjunct professor at georgetown university. so gel what's going on here? do you think that putin is, is basically lately trying to curry favor with the new the ronnie and president. do you think it's going to work well, i think definitely, you know, iran is very, very important and if the new president is going to be

iran has a new president - sixty-nine-year-old masoud pezeshkian, a heart surgeon and member of the iranianthe elections, the majority of residents supported his economic reforms, the result of the second round was more than 53% of the vote. his opponent, conservative said djili, did not get even 45%. the gap has doubled compared to the first round . experts agree that there are no drastic changes in foreign and domestic policy. will. the election result will not affect the strengthening relations of the islamic republic with russia. today sad news came, az zalikhitchenko, the legendary announcer of central television, one of the first presenters of the program of the time, an impeccable image on the screen, restrained, confident, open, passed away, she told the audience about the main events in the life of the country, she won the people’s love, but aza vladimirovna since childhood, she dreamed of becoming an actress. she came to the casting out of curiosity, but working on television captivated her for a long time. years, you need to talk with one person, the construction eighties, aza le

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just hours before they met with pezeshkian and hours later haniyeh was dead in thissic stroo. we are getting new information, the supreme leader saying following this bitter tragic incident which has taken place in the republic, it is our duty to take revenge. how will iranians respond and use proxieses to do so. this comes in aftermath of another strike that took place with israelis taking credit for taking out a hezbollah commander responsible for that rocket attack in the golan heights on saturday that killed 12 jewish children and teenagers. this is unprecedented moment for the middle east. iranian forces vowing to respond. today there is notice to airmen closing airspace of northern israel in anticipation and concern about the possibility of renewed rocket and missile fire from southern lebanon. >> steve: trey, this guy's death will shake hamas. it will not destroy it? >> trey: absolutely, it will not destroy it. look at conaccident it of what this means for the region. hezbollah is largest proxy in the middle east. it has rocketses and drones and precision-guided missile

topics , a president was elected in iran; he became the representative of the reformers, masut pezeshkianover 16 million votes, which is more than 53 percent; his closest rival had 44%. he served as minister of health, it is believed that the new president will try to pursue a more secular policy, reformers insist on transforming the management system, in particular, so that state affairs are not led by the supreme leader. as it was when he died in a plane crash ibrahim reisi, and republican institutions, however, orientalists believe that no special changes in iran’s political course should be expected. a real paradise for athletes, this is what residents of the city of tynda say about the new sports and recreation complex, which opened in the capital bamok on the fiftieth anniversary of the highway. an ice arena for hockey and figure skating, a universal gym for training in basketball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, and minifootball. the new complex became another implemented stage of gazprom’s large-scale program for children. u today is your 50th birthday, and i think that this wonder

iran's new president, reformist massoud pezeshkian, has thanked the country's supreme leader for hisot so easily come out of the ballot boxesh the run—off election was forced because no candidate secured a majority in the first round — which saw a historically low voter turnout of a0%. it was called after president ebrahim raisi was killed in a helicopter crash in may. speaking a short while ago — masoud pezeshkian hailed his victory as a step forward for the country. translation: congratulations - to the knowledgeable and dear people of iran on their victory. you have completed the work and taken a great step forward. us presidentjoe biden has insisted he is the best person to beat donald trump in november's presidential election, despite further calls from democrats for him to withdraw. in his first tv interview since the debate with mr trump, mr biden dismissed the idea that he should undergo a cognitive test. here's peter bowes. | mr president, do you want to talk| about your message in wisconsin? on a mission to prove himself, that he can still do the job of president and win th

iranians react to the election of massoud pezeshkian.e is a reformist candidate hoping to bring hope to women and young voters. this is bbc news. now it is time for sports day. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun it's make or break for england as they take on switzerland in the quarter final of euro 2024. they look like they've just conceded a goal. we will tell you more in a moment. there'll be no fond farewell for andy murray at wimbledon as his partner emma raducanu pulls out of the doubles. and england push them all the way — but ultimately come up short against the all blacks in the opening rugby union test in dunedin. also coming up on sportsday... for the first time in more than 60 years there'll be a british 1—2—3 on the grid at a home grand prix, with george russell leading the way at silverstone. and stepping on the gas, england's women get the better of new zealand again at the start of their t20 series. welcome along. it's one of the busiest sporting saturdays of the year so a packed sportsday for you this eve

iranians react to the election of masoud pezeshkian as president.he reformist candidate's win brings hope to some women and younger voters. good afternoon from downing student. it has been an unusual saturday to say the least. normally you don't find meetings and press conferences happening here on the weekend, but todayis happening here on the weekend, but today is very different. keir starmer has been talking about his party �*s landslide victory in the election and has provided a clear mandate, he says, for change in all four nations of the uk, but that changing the country, he said, would not be an overnight exercise. he was speaking at his first press conference as prime minister held after showing his first cabinet meeting. one by one, members of the new government arrived for their first cabinet meeting. now, questions about what they will prioritise. the conservative plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda is no more. that money is now set to go elsewhere. the first duty of any government is to keep our country safe, to keep our community

the inauguration of president-elect masoud pezeshkian took place in iran. the ceremony took place.lt of the attack, four people were killed, two of whom were children, and another 74 were injured. as the russian embassy in lebanon reported, our citizens are not among the victims. the area where the rockets fell was destroyed several residential buildings, cars were damaged, debris is being cleared at the site, there may be people under them. the sahal stated that the target of the strike on berut was the head of hezbollah's operational headquarters. he is considered responsible for the attack on the dutch heights. which killed 12 people; according to israel, he died from his injuries in hospital. our foreign ministry has already responded to the situation; they called the israeli strike on bierut a gross violation of international law. the actions of the jewish state were also condemned lebanon, iraq and iran. the un expressed serious concern. the organization issued a statement calling on the parties to avoid further escalation of the conflict. and here is the usa. mask in tesla's

masoud pezeshkian won the presidential elections in iran with 17 million votes.million fewer votes, the turnout was 50%. the candidate promised that he would pursue a pragmatic foreign policy and will achieve the lifting of sanctions from syran. slovak prime minister robert fica made his first public appearance since the assassination attempt. he attended the celebration of the arrival of the enlightening saints with cyril and methodius in great moravia. he stated that if it were not for his health, he, like orban, would have come to moscow. in buryat, a state of emergency was introduced due to natural fires; approximately 24 were engulfed in fire. more than 30 outbreaks were recorded. 700 people are leading, in yakutia, since the beginning of the fire season, the fire has already destroyed about a million hectares, it is burning from transbaikalia, there are more than 100 active fires, and aviation is involved in extinguishing them. now there is a short advertisement, immediately after the international review program, about the key events on the world agenda ov

iranians react to the election of masoud pezeshkian as president. reformist candidate �*s win brings hope to some women and younger voters. it is sir keir starmer �*s first full day as prime minister and he it is sir keir starmer �*s first full day as prime minister and he has it is sir keir starmer �*s first full day as prime minister and he has to date vowed to start work immediately. he has already held his first cabinet meeting and news conference. here he is speaking at downing street a little earlier. for the first time in 20 plus years we have a majority in england, scotland and in wales, and that is a clear mandate to govern for all four corners of the united kingdom. therefore, i shall set off tomorrow to be in all four nations will stop i shall go first to scotland. i shall then go to northern ireland, then to wales, and then back to england, where i will meet the first ministers, notjust to discuss the issues and challenges of the day. of course, we will do that. but also to establish a way of working across the united kingdom that will b

the inauguration of the elected president of iran, masoud pezeshkian, took place in tehran today.ok place in the building of the national parliament of the majlis. the president read out the text of the oath, signed it and handed the document to the head of the judiciary . he then addressed the nation with a speech, which promised that his government would ensure the rights of all iranians to always give priority to national interests. the ceremony was attended by high-ranking guests from more than take what percentage of civilian pro, unfortunately, in relative figures we fell, in the twenty-second year we had 44.5%, this year 35, well, not this year, in the twenty-third year 35%, but i’ll say it again i repeat, in absolute figures it increased, in relative figures it fell, this suggests that, in general, the volume state defense orders have increased significantly, so the percentage of civilian products. sergei chemizov also spoke about the main directions of rostec’s work, so , according to him, 80% of all equipment that is used today in the northern military district zone is p

i i would suggest this jacket, pezeshkian, an older man, and this is clothing for respectable men, officialsebrating his victory at night after the first count, and in the morning it became known that the moderate reformer pezashkian received 16 million votes, his... 13 million. here are the final election results. in total, we counted 30 million 530.157 votes. masoud pezashkian scored 53%. following the tragic death of president ibrahim raisi in may, emergency elections were called. of the eighty candidates by the council six guardians of the constitution were selected. one of the guards told the news about the selection. we check them for compliance with the requirements using different databases. data, for example, the presence of experience in public administration, then negotiations take place within the council, and then we vote, this is a very bright mechanism, of the six admitted to the elections, two withdrew their candidacies, by the first round there were four left. there has not been a second round of presidential elections in iran since 2005; of the two candidates who, according

state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin met with iranian president masoud pezeshkian in tehran and conveyedtory in the elections and warm words of greeting from vladimir putin. on behalf of the russian leader, the speaker of the state duma took part in the inauguration ceremony of the elected president of the islamic republic. to venezuela especially rebels were brought in to organize a coup, as president maduro said, washington sent repeat offenders to caracas. about the unrest in the republic, sergei brilev. police loyal to the authorities disperse those who have seized the highway. we captured the highway because we won, that's obvious. they want to create a political crisis, they did not succeed and will not succeed, but in these circumstances we learn a lesson for ourselves. the security force is entrusted to the authorities, because even during the time of chavis, having creatively reworked the behests of lenin, trotsky and the castre brothers, of course, some of the old military experts were left here, but on the whole they created their own army and police force. let them speak here

president in iran is the second person after the spiritual leader, the winner of the election is masoud pezeshkian, a former field medic and heart surgeon who was iran's health minister from 2001 to 2005. he is called. islamic republic, iran. france will limit aid to ukraine if the right comes to power, said the leader of the national rally party, marine lepine. she promised that the head of the cabinet of ministers from her faction would allow kiev to use french weapons to strike russia. and in general, protection of the individual, society and the state from illegal attacks. yasnaya polyana estate in the tula region gathered guests from the eighth tolstoy theater festival. the performance was opened by sunday at the alexandrinsky theater. in total, this year there are 13 venues, which will host more than 100 cultural events over 3 days. there is also an extensive children's educational program as well as film screenings. many events are dedicated to the year of the family, which is currently being held in russia, and, of course, to the writer leo tolstoy, in whose estate the festival is taking p

is a reformer who faced ultra conservative saeed jalili pezeshkian says, the people's trust and support as needed to navigate the difficult road ahead analysts say he's unlikely to bring major changes because most key decisions are made by iran supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. >> but he could push for more dialogue with the west and possibly introduce some social changes at home with respect and humility i invite you all to join this government of service in a mission of national renewal our work is urgent and we begin it today thank you very much. >> uk's prime minister had a hectic day, friday after the labour party's landslide victory in british elections, keir starmer fielded calls from world leaders on friday, including president joe biden. the men spoke by phone and we'll meet next week during the nato summit in washington, dc starmer also named his new cabinet, including the uk's first female finance secretary, labour won its biggest parliamentary majority in decades on thursday, while many key conservative leaders lost their seats france is preparing to vote in its second

elected to the erection scratch election as president of a relatively modern candidate, masoud pezeshkian brings hope to some women and younger voters and bt hardline rival any run—off vote. let's cross live now to downing street where maryam moshiri is monitoring events for us. thank you very much, not a typical saturday here. mainly because we have had a lot of work happening in the building behind me. so keir starmer held a cabinet meeting earlier on today and after that cabinet meeting, when he welcomed his new cabinet, he then conducted a press conference, to questions from the media. during that, he talked about starting his work immediately and the importance of moving forward as quickly as possible, that the mandate he feels he has from the country. but also warned that any change will take a little time. here is our political editor chris mason to bring is up to speed on today's events. firstly, i thought it was striking that they chose to do the news conference in the state dining room of 10 downing street, rather than in the specific news conference room in number 9 downing str

imposed on people by force will become the next president of iran election officials say masoud pezeshkian has won the presidential runoff, beating his ultra conservative opponents, si0 jelly in his first remarks since the election, pezeshkian vowed to extend the hand of friendship to everyone. the moderate lawmaker, one by almost 3 million votes analysts say he's unlikely to bring major changes because most key decisions are made by iran supreme in leader ayatollah ali, how many busy day for the uk's new prime minister after the labour party's landslide victory in britian elections keir starmer fielded congratulations from world leaders, including us president joe biden. starmer also named his cabinet, among them uk's first female finance secretary, cnn international diplomatic editor, nic robertson has more from london britain's new prime minister, keir starmer and his wife victoria. taking that long awaited steps to number ten, downing street 14 years since his labour party was last in power whether you voted labour ordinate in fact especially if you did not i say to you directly my gov