even in the socialist party. ere have been so many influential people and party folks who have been criticized -- criticizing sanchez strongly on these decisions. >> let me just extend the question. you are nodding in agreement. we saw that 2017 failed bid for independence in the catalan region. spain's most serious domestic crisis in years. one does wonder how much of an effect it has had in the way politicians speak about a united spain and a spain for everyone. >> it is obviously the legacy of that very strong independent just movement. maneuvering in spanish politics today. probably the most relevant impact we are seeing today is relatively easy ammunition for the parties of the right to criticize the government and say there you go. a socialist government supported by the radical secessionist movement is a party that does not protect the unification, the unity of spain. it is the main issue here. the socialist party doesn't have any other alternative. at the end of the day, somebody has to govern, somebody ha

we start in spain where the main parties are holding closing rallies ahead of sunday's general election. the socialistme minister pedro s nchez called the snap vote after losses in regional elections in may. he's been telling voters his party is closing the gap on his right—wing rivals. but he's facing a strong challenge from the centre—right people's party and the far—right vox party. the big question is who will be able to form a government come sunday? we to form a government come sunday? will show yol now we will show you a lot of pictures now coming into the final hours of the rallies. the rallies you're watching now is being held by pedro sanchez. he called the vote in response to a dismal performance aduu response to a dismal performance adult mate local election in which the socialist party came second to the socialist party came second to the main rival conservative popular party. as you can see, lots of supporters gathered in what will be the final hours of this election campaign ahead of sunday's vote. i put all of these questions to antonio barrasso, and annulus and asked and asked him abo

that was after bad results for the socialist party and the allies of the socialist party in regionalmble. and with a very clear message, either vote for me and the socialist party or you may end up having the far right vox in government. he is known as being someone who takes risks and likes gambling in politics so we will have to wait and see if his gamble actually pays off. i imagine we will wait and see. it is great to hear from you. now it's time for a look at today's sport with gavin. hello there. france nil—nil against jamaica. france reached at least quarter—finals in past it was goalless in sydney — with france enjoying much of the possession, hitting the bar in the 90th minute. a huge blow forjamaica late on though — star player khadija shaw was sent off, for a second yellow — she misses the next game against panama. a match, if they win, could put them in a great position to make the knockouts. earlier, 2019 finalists the netherlands beat portugal 1—0 thanks to a first half goal from stefanie van der gragt in dunedin. it was initially ruled out, but then given after a pitch

feijÓo set the task fell to him to try to form a government and urged other parties not to stand in his way. the outgoing socialistsd better than expected, with prime minister pedro sÁnchez saying that voters rejected a reactionary right wing bloc. in a moment, we will hear from alberto nÚÑez feijÓo, leader from -- of the right wing popular party. first, the leader of the socialist party, pedro sÁnchez. >> i called for early elections because i believed, and have always believed,hat we as a society have to decide which direction to take. a forward course in the next four years or a backward course, as put forward by the bloc of the popular party and vox. i expressly asked the socialist party and the rest of their political forces not to block spain's government once again. >> we have won the elections and we deserve to try to form a govement, as has always happened in spanish democracy. samantha: let's go live now to our correspondent guy hedgecoe. where does this result the country? guy: it leaves the country apparently in limbo, because it looks as though the conservative candidate, alberto nÚÑez feijÓo, will not

so 2 ways to govern government of the progressive coalition of the socialist party with the party for yolanda diaz for a government deluxe party. and i am not afraid to say so if i can all go in with mrs. diaz. it's clear that you have 2 different organizations where large parties at the center once dominated, movements on the fringes are becoming difficult to ignore a pass and repeating across europe. the results of span selection may provide further signs of where the confident just headed bins and monahan for inside story the well, let's bring it all guess. will this additional the inside story and madrid. jose maria, but need to president of the governance and society institute invalid emanate shelters, a full, the seller of the institute of covered 12 defense who specializes in the rise of popular spa write policies in europe. and in london, the pablo cultural maxine is associate professor of politics and international relations at northeastern university. very well welcome to all of my guests on this edition of inside story jose, can i begin with you in madrid? why would petro s

the centre—right popular party are just ahead of the governing socialist party, but is falling short heir expected coalition with the far—right party vox. i'm joined now by sergi forcada, who is in madrid. we set i know it is rather noisy where you are, but i understand the prime minister pedro sanchez has been speaking, tell us what he said. prime minister pedro sanchez has spoken, we are also expecting the other candidate, alberto nunez feijoo from the conservative party here just in a few minutes. but what prime minister has said is that his elections are actually a victory for the left. for the left as a whole, not specifically for his party, the socialist party, has come sucked into on the selection but it is true that the conservative party, despite winning has fallen short of a majority. even if you include the vote from the far—right party, vox. so it is clear that alberto nunez feijoo will struggle to form a government. 0n the other hand, pedro sanchez still has a chance, but it is very, very complicated. this he will need to get the support of all of the parties in the left,

it is a socialist party. there have been so many improvements for people and just, you know, all the people by default to have be criticized incentive strongly on these decisions. some of the support i have gotten from these trading independent based groups. probably let me just extend that question then because you had nothing in agreements as well. i think because obviously we saw that 2017 fail bates for independence in the consulate and region it sol pipes, pains, most serious domestic crisis is i'm one does wonder how much of an effect that has had in the way that politicians speak about to united spain and the spain's everyone to yeah, i think it's obviously the legacy of that very strong independence is movement in, in got saloon. yeah. it's still being reverberating in spanish politics today. and i agree with somebody at a probably the most relevant seen by that we're seeing today is that he's very, is relatively easy on the nation for the, for the polite of the party. so the right to criticize this o

the party of the socialist prime minister pedro sanchez has 129 seats. ar party has 130 seats so it's looking close. but remember the winner is likely to have to form a coalition government. those numbers can go up and down when the event depending on when you look at it. live now to madrid. serjee forcada freixas. it is close. yes, it's really, really close. _ it is close. yes, it's really, really close. very - it is close. yes, it's really, really close. very tight - it is close. yes, it's really, l really close. very tight race. it is close. yes, it's really, - really close. very tight race. in the mood here in the conservative party headquarters changes in just a matter of minutes, because as of now, we have two thirds of the votes counted. the conservatives are leading, butjust with the majority of three over, and none of them would be able to form a government even with the support of their allies even with the far—right party or on the left with another party. so as of now, if this was the end of the night, which it does not. their record of votes

and then the socialist party or the pay. so those 2 parties really had these, these more radical elements within their, you know, big 10 parties, which is a little bit like our, our parties, you know, in the united states. and so now fox, over the years, um they, they, they finally got some seats in parliament in um, 2018 and started gaining, gaining ground. and, and, and i think that what we see is as populous right. when parties have success, both in europe and the united states, that, that gives them more encouragement. kids and more power meant to, to move on and, and, and say, hey wow, we can actually come out and say, these radical things that before were taboo. we can save them because there is a certain percentage of the population that, that agrees with that. so things that it's, that, that things is wonderful. and so they become in bold and as time is going on and, and, and we're seeing that everywhere in speed it was particularly taboo coming from you know, so many people have that dictatorship, you know, 40 years

they're very, you know, moderate party, much like the socialists are very model are left of center party and that has never been satisfactory for these more radical elements. but many, many conservatives don't. one for precisely the reasons that age is laid out, the popular party to strike a deal with the far right. would they be doing themselves much of a favor by trying to govern at any cost here? i think i think they'll be making the same gamble that sanchez made in a sense because you know, art sanchez, his socialist party and the put in most was the very 1st governing coalition in spain. and it was difficult and they were brave to, to go down that road. but of course, spain is not used to having a governing in a governing coalition with, with the inviting with the disagreements that are bound to happen. and part of the problem is, of course, as you know, in germany, in other parts of europe, there's lots of coalition governments and they're never gonna agree on everything. and what's more, it is the parties still need to do just to differentiate themselves from each other because th

hart taubert, who joined the national socialist party in 1931 and was soon promoted to the rank of sturmfter following giebels to the ministry of propaganda. taubert worked in nato as an adviser to the department of psychological warfare. i must say that his propaganda techniques are still used by the united states. the nazis of the wehrmacht found their place not only in nato, but he the revealingly brilliant career of kurt waldem, the fourth un secretary general and the president of austria, is little known, and the nazi past of austrian politicians who are not part of nato, but uh, it was also traced in the history and biography of a number of states and politicians of this country, therefore, of course, he is this fact. uh , it is impossible to deny the fact that persons in the nazi past were used by military-political structures created by participation in washington for awareness it seems to me the entire world community, by the way, information about the competition walchs, uh, and that he really was not only a member of the socialist party of germany itself, but also a member of

country's general election on sunday leading with 33% of the vote prime minister pedro sanchez's socialist party claimed 31% of the vote even though pp had a central majority they do not have an absolute majority. but the conservative's preferred partners the right wing vox party fell well short leaving them with an uphill task incumbent president pedro sanchez and his ruling socialists also face a difficult task of forming a coalition leading leaving the country on course for a re-election let's get out to charlotte the far right vox did a lot worse. the question from here is what happens next given there's no absolute majority in government right now? >> reporter: no, and that's the million dollar question here, joanna as you were saying, a surprise, the blue wave we saw in the original election with the central right taking it from the social elite, that didn't translate. yes, the political fallout of the central right party, they have set themselves a target of 150 seats they were hoping to reach and they reached 130 seats. the far right potential coalition, vox, has lost many seats. that's

them in a really difficult position to actually form a government whereas it puts the left, the socialist partybecause they have already partners with these parties, to some extent, but they have partnered with them in catalonia so the two main parties there, the right of centre party, separatist party, and the erc which is the left of centre also separatist party, the two have worked together in the past in coalition and they kinda moved apart the last year so it's all very difficult bedfellows? sure, talk to us about that potential pathway for pedro sanchez to get back into power. they talk about the pro separatist, pro—independence parties in those parts of spain that have a breakaway spirit. it must be just as difficult for him to do deals with them considering their ultimate objectives?— objectives? yeah, more difficult _ objectives? yeah, more difficult with _ objectives? yeah, more difficult with nisaki - objectives? yeah, more difficult with nisaki that j objectives? yeah, more - difficult with nisaki that they don't want to partner with sanchez, has already worked with erc and made a l

here, starting with the socialist party, ending with all the rest, the cleansing of the media , criminaltion, authoritarian diktat eu to such harassment and repression. the country is actively closing its eyes, because it has chosen the european course. yes, and gives cuffs about russian politicians. why interfere with such an advantageous landscape brussels does not react to sandu’s actions because he always proceeds from the fact that everything is possible for his own in moldova, the leadership of moldova still treats its own, because sandu declares his commitment to the so -called democratic values ​​and demonstrates a desire to join the eu himself to no found nothing better. how to copy methods executioner with poland ukraine where for any dissent lynch legal information through? greetings tv channels resources, kiev also drove the last victim of democracy among ukrainian parties , the opposition platform for life before the second force of parliament today, the stigma for deputies for their opinion there is no freedom of speech, totally. yes, everything was clamped down, especially

as the leader of the socialist party, how do you assess this specificity? what does it mean in your opinion and, in fact, what from the chinese experience are you ready to promote already in our country. well, let's remember history, including our modern history. e, after all , unfortunately after 1991, we took the path of changing the political basis of our state. and of course, by changing the policy. this has also changed. ah, economics. we have oligarchs and what we call algraphic capitalism in china has gone in another way. they left the entire political system to rely on the leading role in that park of china, and when they talk about building socialism with chinese characteristics, chinese specificity lies in the fact that they adopted many market mechanisms, but under the leadership of the party. in china , i must say that there is not a single enterprise on the territory of china, not a single organization where there would not be a cell. and china, and for example, uh, such a fool, as always, and she is no less a party committee than a factory dir

the first result, preliminary results, and i have to say that with 10% of votes counted, the socialist party obviously ijust 10% if we need to take this with a pinch of salt. we need to wait a bit longer to get a clearer picture, but as of now, checking the unofficial app as of now, checking the unofficial app that counts the results, the socialist party would be leading. as i said, this is not necessarily what will happen throughout the night. things may change a lot. people actually tend here in the conservative party headquarters are already gathering. 0pinion polls, four weeks, even today, are suggesting that the conservative party will be the largest party in parliament. we don't know yet that they will be able to form a majority, if not with the vote of the far right. this is something that we have to wait and see and see what happens tonight with the results. here, people already gathering to try to celebrate the fact that the conservative party could potentially be back in power after having been in opposition since 2018. just after having been in opposition since 20113-— after havin

so could the socialist party form a pact with catalan nationalists? asked whether a coalition could be formed. >> the leaders of the top two parties, they seem to both want to form a coalition. they met and afterwards, said they were making contact with other parties. cited among that were the basque nationalists. that could potentially give him and vox and some other parties the majority but it is unlikely the basque nationalists would want anything to do with vox, which is anti-nationalist and a very centralist type of party. very difficult to see how that would work, but he said they were going for it. the socialists are keeping a low profile. we've had a report out that there coalition partner has somebody negotiating on behalf of the left-wing coalition. that has been denied by the other party, that they could intentionally give the socialists in the left-wing coalition enough votes to form a government. they are talking hard month they said they would want an amnesty that would include someone wanted by the courts for embezzlement. it's not clear

the centre—right people's party are just ahead of the governing socialist party. the different permutations here, because what we know our the two major parties don't have enough seats individually to form a government. so coalition talks will now get under way. these are the life pictures we have been flicking back and forth between of the two major parties and their their parties effectively, but how much do they have to celebrate, well, it is not quite clear yet, but we don't have long to wait. we can speak now to maria ramirez, managing editor of the spanish newspaper el diario. thank you for coming on the programme. the votes are almost all counted. have you got the latest, where we are at the moment? yes. counted. have you got the latest, where we are at the moment? yes, we are at 9696 of — where we are at the moment? yes, we are at 9696 of the _ where we are at the moment? yes, we are at 9696 of the votes _ where we are at the moment? yes, we are at 9696 of the votes counted. - are at 96% of the votes counted. spaniards count very fast. i now come it seems

let�*s go to spain now, where an election on sunday could end four years of rule by the socialist party santiago abascal, who has campaigned against immigration and what he calls gender ideology — and says he doesn�*t believe in climate change. the economy is a major issue — despite low inflation, spain has the highest jobless rate in the eu, at almost i3%. let�*s speak to javier diaz—gimenez, professor of economics at the iese business school in madrid. thank you so much forjoining me. let�*s talk about the economy. how much are concerns over the economy playing a part in voting intentions? how important is it? well, i think this — how important is it? well, i think this time _ how important is it? well, i think this time around - how important is it? well, i think this time around it - how important is it? well, i think this time around it is i think this time around it is more about the politics and the economy. both parties are going to be facing a similar 2024 and following years will be times of physical restraint and tight military policy and the continuing fight against inflatio

i talked to fred, a man by the, the president of design being, i was socialist party. it is so good to have you with us here at all to international. i'm was so glad that you are here for being represented with part of as africa roof show summit. and if you will just stay with us for a moment more i'll speak to you in just a moment from one of us here. thank you very much for it signing. thank you very. thank you very much. thank you very, very much and data. so it's a very, very big names here at this are russia, africa form here, and some petersburg debate is happening of all sorts of up panels as well. and we got a lot of updates surrounding july's main geo political event. this includes a plenary session presided by the russian president. it is all ahead and i'll continue special coverage here. this is the russia africa summit. 2023 in st. petersburg on asi international. for the meantime, we go back to unit o'neill at the moscow mothership the thank you very much. royce ha, in st. petersburg. okay. we are in the back in moscow and lots of the world news, the chrom

and prime minister had the row sanchez and both the socialist party is in 2nd place about the nunez bagel, and his conservative people's party in the lead. but well sure to sign off by an outright majority to find out if you a minimum of a $176.00 seats are required to have an outright majority in spain's parliament. how about both the right and left wing collision blocks a full short of having enough seats? based on the card results a hung parliament could be on the cards. that's crossed over to a correspondent, young village, old and madrid. hello. no, no side has been able to secure the majority needed to form a government. so what are the next steps for these parties? well, it's been a very awkward election night. indeed, the conservatives won the elections about the curtains, laughter and government of pedro. a son says, is the one celebrating because that could prevent the that's the conservatives, and the rights being party vaux, a gets a majority of the conservative leader, a faithful set that he would still use his rights to start the formation of the government. but nobody knows

coalition government with over 929 percent of the vote in prime minister federal sanchez and the socialist party is essentially, 2nd place, alberto newness vale and his conservative people's party in the lead, but well short often out right. majority of the is finding a minimum of a $176.00 seats are required to have and not right. majority in spain, parliament. however, both the right and left wing coordination blocks fall short of having enough seats based on the current result hung parliament could be on the cause of corresponding young. philip schultz is covering the election for us in spain. with no pause, he able to secure an absolute majority and asked him what happens next? well, that's been a very awkward election night. indeed, the conservatives won the elections about the current left wing governments of pedro. a son says, is the one celebrating because it could prevent the that's the conservatives, and the rights being party vaux, a gets a majority of the conservative leader, a faithful set, that he would still use his rights to start the formation of the government. but nobody knows

at the direction of the congalese labor party , together with the socialist party. hool was renamed the higher party school of zamora. machel, you see the wall behind me and the flag of the former soviet union hangs on it and everything that you see was here. built by russians, the library was fully stocked with books thanks to the higher school of the former ussr and there were russian teachers who worked here, someone taught the basics of security. who is there marxist philosophy, angolan leaders? how many of you have studied here? the leaders of the new generation, thanks to the russian home, have the opportunity to go to russia, as in soviet times, education is a powerful link. for more than 12 years, the new generation program has existed for our countries. this is a program of rossotrudnichestvo, which selects young people from 25 to 35 years old, and invites them to various programs based on their leadership qualities. e in russia is a great opportunity for young leaders to meet to discuss important pressing issues. and, of course, to develop their leadership

the day after he socialist party lost these local elections in may, he decided that he had better chances to go for snap elections, rather than to wait for the elections that they would have to take place at the end of the year. by making this move, he hopes to mobilize left wing, both those and send creased voters. he's warning that if the far right enters and the government, this would be like putting spain back into the time machine to obscure times. so he's trying to mobilize these voters that when, when i stepped back in more progressive flows and police lower, many, many thanks will be watching a wild flyers on the greek island roads have prompted a massive evacuation operation, almost 20000 residents. and torres had been moved to safety in what police describe as greece is biggest ever fire evacuation. major travel operators have canceled towards flights the roads because of the blazes which have engulfed houses and hotels. grease is facing is the longest heat wave on record and forecast predict even higher temperatures in the coming days. for thousands of vacationers stay on roads

but earlier though i was speaking with the design being a socialist party, president of the whole participation of african states at the summit, he calls it a demonstration of that push for suffering and independence in the world. as we know it, many people have been discredited to come to us, and many people have been discouraged to come to russia. yes, i by. but who, who was discouraging people to come here, who also wanted domina to the well, those think only the way is the way, are we going to be going to name names or should we just say professional partners in the west? they say the other, you say, well you said it not me. okay. all right, i'm sorry. did you on? yeah, you minute been just going to come in here is a demonstration of our independence. we take our own decisions. we know our friends and we have the right to choose our own friends. nobody should be just friends for us, mostly to that changes that taking place in the world today. they will continue to be dominated by one country, one group of people, one group of admissions they want to govern their wants, but the government's

which is obviously things during the president all the socialist party of zambia a short time ago. and actually he, you know, honestly, is opening statements are really, really strong. yeah. i know, i talked about professional partners in the west and he basically basically insinuated what professional boxes. yeah. because they're a players in what western countries that are leaving, trying to pressure african leaders from coming to the summit, america was saying, you must not go to this, russia, african somebody. why? because it's all about the best them of africa. frankly. why would america, not one african lead us to attend this african summit? i think the, which is what is the problem with, with, with russia. you know, and, and let's look at the history of russia and africa. you know, you guys help us out when it comes to military age. the training of all of her migraine friends are trained by a russian forces during the dog days of a policy didn't call any of them, you know. so i think that was the steps into by america, if i mean there is dispensing by russia, but think of am

>> a socialist party? >> a socialist party? >> a few people who >> yeah.e who are cool, my mate, lord are cool, like my mate, lord frost. he's been on my podcast and throwing in. he's and just throwing that in. he's here this is bad and here saying that this is bad and you know, of course he's saying they to learn from this and they need to learn from this and they need to learn from this and the of basic the sort of basic overall feeling one, there's bit of feeling is one, there's a bit of tory apathy. tory voters tend to stay their stay home to express their disapproval. just stay disapproval. they just stay home. to vote home. they're not going to vote labour lib dem. they just labour or lib dem. they just don't show up, which a lot of that has happened. >> what frost saying. >> that's what frost is saying. >> that's what frost is saying. >> that's right. and the >> that's, that's right. and the other is that green other thing is that green policies are very unpopular, which everyone's learning. and as this as frost points out, this time they but it cou

and it seems that the people's party, it seems to be putting the socialist party on the back foot with this, with that cool, the unity with that branding of trying to sort of engage into another discussion of national unity and also cutting spending and taxes as well so now what lies a move like this to the right mean europe and politics? well, this would just be the consolidate, the direction that seems to be occurring across europe as well. we've seen this from the nordic countries and sweden down to italy as well. uh, with the brothers eventually uh government. uh why the prime minister, georgia maloney, a p p when a if possible, if they would actually have to go into a coalition with a radical right wing books policy that would really find me put yes and no the radical right wing policy at the heart of a major european nation that, of course, really puts at spain at the house of, of, as it has the european union presidency at the moment as well. that will call into question sudden issues such as, for example, climates, the policies as well as what a spending and of course, that all

>> a socialist party? >> a socialist party? >> a few people who >> yeah.e who are cool, my mate, lord are cool, like my mate, lord frost. he's been on my podcast and throwing in. he's and just throwing that in. he's here this is bad and here saying that this is bad and you know, of course he's saying they to learn from this and they need to learn from this and they need to learn from this and the of basic the sort of basic overall feeling one, there's bit of feeling is one, there's a bit of tory apathy. tory voters tend to stay their stay home to express their disapproval. just stay disapproval. they just stay home. to vote home. they're not going to vote labour lib dem. they just labour or lib dem. they just don't show up, which a lot of that has happened. >> what frost saying. >> that's what frost is saying. >> that's what frost is saying. >> that's right. and the >> that's, that's right. and the other is that green other thing is that green policies are very unpopular, which everyone's learning. and as this as frost points out, this time they but it cou

the archie said here at this uh for mintz and petersburg, i was speaking to a design being the socialist party president. i talked to a friend, a member of he says that the participation of african states at this summit in russia is, according to him. he said, it's basically a demonstration of that push for software into an independent send. it was so many people have been discouraged to compression. sorry. you just said many people have been discouraged to come to russia. yes, i buy. but who, who was discouraging people to come here? who also wanted me to, to the well, those think only the way is the way, are we going to be going to name names or should we just say professional partners in the west? they say the other, you say, well, you said it not me. okay. all right, i'm sorry. did you on? yeah, you minute been just going to come in here is a demonstration of our independence. we take our own decisions. we know our friends and we have the right to choose our own friends. no, but you did use the french for us. we are here interest you up to date, to demonstrate to that changes that taking p

in his youth, pilsudski became interested in revolutionary ideas and joined the polish socialist partythere he led the creation of combat groups of the pilsudski gang lived due to robbery and robbery , a young polish terrorist committed his largest robbery in 1908, stealing from the mail train en route from warsaw to st. petersburg a gigantic sum of more than 200,000 rubles at that time. by this time, pilsudski's detachments had grown to several thousand people at the beginning of world war i, pilsudski offered his services to the austrians and germans, his legions participated in hostilities against russia. when the war ended, pilsudski returned to warsaw and was appointed head of the polish state having come to power, he declared yesterday's colleague. i rode the red tram of socialism to the independence stop, but i got off on it. you can go to the final stop if you succeed, but now let's move on to you, having become the first marshal of poland, pilsudski announced that he was not going to engage in politics and in 1922 he resigned. he would have thrown her into the same abyss and w

my last guest was the president of the socialist party of zambia. he joined me here just about an hour ago, and he will say the fact that many african countries was well under pressure from south and west and partners not to attend this summit. here in saint petersburg, he said old souls of level even to mention a hybrid attack, so to speak, of pressure to stop african leaders from coming to this. i mean, i mean, i know it's it's, it's disappointing to hear something like that, but that's what i'm hearing from the guest. we also had the crime in until about about this a couple of weeks ago. is it a fia, from sucking professional partners about this new blossoming, multi polar? well, i mean, can you imagine africa is right now here in some petersburg with heads of states and ministers of foreign affairs and information. they are here to sign any number of strategic agreements with russia that will be a joint declaration a little bit later at the end of a stomach where all sorts of strategic partnerships will be in between africa and russian. now for

party in spain's parliament. but the incumbent prime minister, pedro sanchez, and his centre—left socialists performed better thanes on the far—left and far—right lost ground, leaving basque and catalan nationalists holding the balance of power. 0ur reporter sergi forcada has the latest from madrid. this is a bittersweet victory for those who have been celebrating here at the headquarters of the popular party, the conservative party in spain. despite being the largest party and having won the election, they've fallen short of a majority. evenif even if they got the votes of the far right party, vox, the numbers just the far right party, vox, the numbersjust don't the far right party, vox, the numbers just don't really add up. the conservative leader alberto nunez feijoo has claimed victory and has said that, as the largest party, he should be the new pm but it is actually unlikely that he will be able to form a government. 0n the other hand, prime minister pedro sanchez has also claimed victory for the whole of the left, not necessarily for his socialist party, that came second in these elections. mathematically,

at this hour, the associated press reports with more than half the vote counted, the socialist party er-right popular party are neck and neck. this is different from the pre-election polls. what do you make of that? >> the election is turning out to be quite close, close in terms of both the perctage of the vote that the two lead parties are earning and then also, it is uncertain what the final distribution of the seats will be and therefore, who will be able to form a government. right now it appears to be up to grabs. it is early so we need to await final results. john: as voters went to the polls, what was on their minds? what was the driving factor and issues in this campaign? >> the driving factors and issues have to do with the economy, of course. with controlling inflation.ng- there are issues, social issues on the agenda that some voters have in mind. for example, gender equality policy and lgbtq rights. also, things like climate change. economic issues but also social issues. john: this election is being watched because of right wing drift in many european countries. what wer

the secretary general of the french socialist party went even further and said that the minister of ther, the chief of the paris police, the chief of the national police of france should resign because in it, they violate the laws of the republic, which says that all people are equal before the law . if i commit a crime, i must answer. he has not committed a crime and there are many pictures of him the violence committed by the police in the past few years has been published. thank you, i have passed. the hollywood actors and writers' strike continues . the awards ceremony for the best american television programs was called "hope of the people." the year 2001 is postponed and has affected the activities of tens of thousands of people in this industry. since two months ago, the members of the writers guild of america have been on strike and the actors' union joined them with 150 thousand film and television actors since two weeks ago. to the protesters say that the use of artificial intelligence in editing scripts should be done with batman . who installed the heat in the waters of the

the general secretary of the french socialist party went much further than this.said that the minister of the interior, the paris chief of police, the chief of police the french national should resign because they are violating the law, which says that all people are equal before the law. if i commit a crime, i have to answer. august results of the results of the circuit. collaborative users of twitter did not sit idle. in these few days, the hashtag of police brutality has been on french twitter and they believe. the police have not committed any crime and they have published many pictures of the violence committed by the police in the past few years. thank you for sharing . the hollywood actors and writers continued their strike. the independent reports that this is the first time the event has been postponed since the september 11 , 2001, attacks that forced hollywood to shut down tens of thousands of people in the industry. a thousand movie and television actors joined them since two weeks ago, protesting their job status , saying that the use of artificial in

they accuse us national socialists and me in particular of that we are intolerant and unbearable people. they say that we do not want to cooperate with other partiesticians are heating up the situation by saying, national socialists, this is not about germany after all, they refuse to work with other parties. so it turns out that germany is characterized by the presence of parties? to this i can only say one thing, gentlemen. we are intolerant. i set myself the goal of creating 30 parties from germany millions of unemployed again began interruptions in supplies, food problems, food problems of course , social problems came to the fore everything. this, uh, was superimposed on the squabbling between the various parties of the democrats and the parties of the center and other bourgeois parties. all this certainly radicalized the situation. and here are many, including primarily the hitlers. they said that it was the communists and the jews. it was they who stabbed germany in the back, they destroyed the second reich. therefore, it is necessary to fight with these parties and more. part of the population. actually no good multiport democracy. i haven

opposition people's party won the parliamentary elections in spain second coming, the ruling socialist party absolute majority in parliament. no, none of the political forces will have to negotiate in order to form a cabinet of ministers. man killed in plane crash at international airport according to representatives of the country's armed forces, the transport aircraft crashed due to a technical malfunction, four were killed during takeoff, the military also noted in an official statement that one of the girls' passengers survived and was taken to the hospital. the russian space debris monitoring complex was opened in the republic of south africa; it became worse than the second in the threat warning system in earth orbit that roscosmos creates. the first one appeared in brazil . 120 to 40,000 km, how it works and what other space projects are being prepared by russia and south africa , evgeny nepopad will tell. the mission control center of the south african space agency among the telescopes and communication complexes is walking animals, if at baikonur you can often meet camels , then on

rope took over, the former spanish foreign minister javier salana was a long time member of the socialist party previously an opponent of joining the alliance. has the light converged on nato look at the military financial assistance provided to ukraine by members of the alliance and did not dream of shortly before in vilnius, they started talking about israeli guarantees for ukraine. israel is not included in any blocs, but is directly connected with the united states. maybe this is some new concept, israeli guarantees, probably implied. something like verbal assurances that in the event of a crisis. whether the help is proven, what kind of arms supplies or a direct american part. i don't know, to be honest, that nothing written in any agreement at the moment of aggravation is nothing more than a subject of negotiations. do not forget that the promise that was contained in the budapest the memorandum signed in exchange for ukraine's renunciation of nuclear weapons on the territory of the country is a little worth any agreements that are not backed by military success remain on paper. unfortuna

party in the far right. and the tears at the rival socialist camp are just as loud socialist prime minister pedro sanchez also declared a victory for the left. the results means that he could claim to power through a jigsaw of alliances. but he would need all of the left wing parties and cuts along parties to form a new government. spain has been very clear, the spain and all that citizens, to have voted, had been crystal clear, the backward looking block that wanted to roll back all the progress we made over the past 4 years. has fail. sanchez's known as a political survivor and with enough support from his loved wing allies, he could very well block the formation of a conservative led government. the path ahead for new governments in spain is complicated, meaning the country is facing weeks of uncertainty. we cannot speak to it, obviously minnesota is he's a professor at the notice. you can put them in madrid. mr. a few minutes. welcome to the day so bitter, sweet victory for the conservatives of better than expected outcome for the income and socialist prime minister. who is the real winner here? yes, it's

so as long as the federal sensitive remains, the leader of the socialist party is inconceivable that the socialists would be willing to cooperate with the conservatives. where's the current leadership of the conservatives? i believe would be a lot more willing to carry out that type of uh, cooperation and stacy minnesota. as of that, when i say that comes with them, say in madrid, thank you so much for your time. thank you. or that is making to animal. it's a different color scheme, it's really going to have a totally different appeal. and i think that's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. yeah. and it losing a lots of ultimate, a lot of credibility to, to the, has built up over the last, you know, 1015 years for more than a decade. this guy, the bluebird logo, was synonymous with twitter, representing the twins posted by users all over the world. now the company is saying bye to the birds and the name twitter, re branding to be known simply as ex, as late as jacob under billionaire eli mosque, who paid $44000000000.00 for the social media joint last october. that's where it is

opposition people's party won the parliamentary elections in spain, the second is the ruling socialist partiesbut there is no absolute majority in parliament, none of the political forces will have to negotiate to form a cabinet of ministers. immediately after the advertisement , the day in history program will tell you who and when discovered the ancient city of the inca civilization, which is considered one of the new wonders of the world. i am denis axis, together with alfa-bank we will distribute 100 million rubles to an entrepreneur throughout the country money get the best stories. tell us about your business on alpha-bank.ru and give, give, give for restaurants food and give, yes, now market, food, favorite, publish. yes, we will deliver for free, we force hot food from cafe restaurants for free. find out your credit rating for free on the compare dot ru website. we will help you choose a loan taking into account your current payments and credit histories and check that you have no delinquencies and no one has taken a loan in your name. if you have a loan, then on the site compare dot r