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let's end this half—hour back in tbilisi. watching bbc news and verified live. right up—to—date. hello. high pressure is in charge of the weather this week. let's have a look at the big picture. here's the azores high building towards the uk and anchoring itself through the middle part of the week. the jet stream is way to the north and the west of us, taking its rain, with it deflecting the weather fronts to the north. so, a mostly settled week, but that doesn't mean sunny skies — in fact, farfrom it. sunshine is going to be limited this week with this area of high pressure. in fact, most days will be quite cloudy, damp and foggy in the morning. but we've got some very mild air coming in from the south. in fact, you can see today that some mild air can be traced almost to the subtropics, and it's here to stay for the next few days. now, the satellite picture reveals an incoherent area of cloud. in fact, it's breaking up in a few areas here and there, allowing some sunshine to the east of the pennines, east of the welsh hills

thousands of protesters held a rally outside georgia's parliament in tbilisi to demand the annulment of saturday's election, which the ruling pro—russian party says it won. also on the world today — in new york, oscar—nominated actor timothee chalamet made a surprise appearance at his own look—alike contest. welcome to the world today, an hour of international news we start in the us, with just eight days to go before the presidential election. republicans and democrats have been calling out a comedian at a donald trump rally who called puerto rico a "floating island of garbage". there's a lot going on. like, i don't know- if you guys know this, but there's literally a floating island of| garbage in the middle i of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's . called puerto rico. in the last few hours, the democratic presidential candidate kamala harris used the comedian�*s comments to attack donald trump. i think last night, donald trump's event in madison square garden really highlighted a point that i've been making throughout this campaign. he is focused and actually fixated on his g

steve rosenberg, bbc news, tbilisi. just nine days away from the presidential election. i want to take you live to new york because thousands of people have gathered in madison square gardens for a donald trump rally. it is one of the highest profile events on the campaign schedule. speakers, ithink profile events on the campaign schedule. speakers, i think you can see there, i think that is doctor phil? he himself is due to speak later. let's go live to speak later. let's go live to our correspondent gary o'donoghue, who is inside the rally. because he uses mobile phone technology and there are a lot of people in the stadium, the signal is breaking up a little bit. we will hopefully be able to hear him. gary, it is an interesting choice, new york, for donald trump because it is a blue, not a red state. that is right. there are about 25,000 broadcasting equipment here at the moment they are causing problem with the signal. we will persevere. it is a blue state, but it is donald trump puzzle at home, he was born here. he

german or rainy and dissident on disputed terrorism charges ad thousands, riley outside parliament in tbilisi up to the pro russian georgian dream potty is declared. the election went up despite widespread irregularities. the president rejects the result is approaching the i've been visible and welcome united nations secretary general antonio quoterush has one of devastating consequences for palestinians is well implemented little banding. the unions may the aid agency for palestinian refugees as follows. the passage of bills in the is wally parliament aimed at preventing on ro, from operating in israel. the vote has drawn international criticism with 9 to 2 volts and save the end to end against israel's paula montez fossil banning the u. s. main agent, super police teens, from working into israel. the decision could heard 8 f as some gone to the west bank and east jerusalem. it is real accuses onrush. toughest, open involvement in october 7, tara tech, and being if you wait with some us and all the armed groups, one more as an organization that a terrorist organization has completely taken o

well, she addressed the georgians from her palace here in downtown tbilisi.e opposition that refused to accept the outcome of saturday's vote, and she also claimed that... she said, citing widespread irregularities, she said that she also refused to recognise the legitimacy of saturday's parliamentary election. she thanked all the people who she said supported georgia's european future and urged people to come out and protest outside parliament on monday evening to defend their constitutional right to free and fair elections and also to defend their vote. she accused russia of interference and said that recognising saturday's election would equal "recognising russia's entry" into georgia. so, indeed, very strong words from president salome zourabichvili. she is, however, a ceremonial president in this country. but in recent months, she really kind of became this figure who has been championing georgia's european integration. and a lot of the opposition parties, they kind of gathered around her, and now these strong words from her, because after the election r

so they are reporting for us from georgian capital tbilisi. thank you so very much, maria, durham, and johnson. what, what i show is dropping off a 3 day visits to india. ange, it's strengthening ties between your that's the biggest economy of the world's most populous nation. off the holding talks with indian prime minister and that into a movie and daily shots announced that germany will move and triple the number of skilled visa support engine workers to $90000.00 per year. germany is courting indian workers to help improve state's economy. another goal of the trip is to make progress on a free trade deal between india and the uta pen union. here and over now to do the bureau chief in daily sondra page as mine who has been following the story for us. uh sandra, would you say that uh, we'll actually go out to what you wanted to, how to have those government consultations or how you see monica. i think you've got a lot, but i wouldn't say that you've got to everything. if we go into detail here, one has to take in to consideration that india

director of the georgia institute of politics, talking to our correspondents duty to shay too, in tbilisi to the middle east. now, iran submitted to he has said his will hold off on retaliation against recent is rarely strikes. israel sees this is ground operations and gaza and live on the statement is a measured response, then a promise. i was, uh, the, by the iranian regime that it would fight back suggesting an attempt to avoid escalating the conflict of the iran says for military personnel were killed in the strikes on military targets, but played down the impact of the attacks saying they only cost limited damage these $5.00 talks aimed at diffusing the why the conflict are expected to resume in dual hall today. and earlier i was doing a list, cutting l go hire e in tyro about the latest on those choose talks into how as well it's for the high ranking. it's the heads of most of the dominant buy mia? it's the head of the c. i a, a william burns and it's the cost of the prime minister. and so on the cartridge, just to keep starting the negotiations again that basically stop the weeks a

generalize, there are several georgians in such a logic, there are georgian authorities official tbilisifinally decided on a reversal from the euro-atlantic, european course, and it is now in the last months, i think, much more, it is engaged, as i say, simply in the design of this reversal and would prefer to do it for others. hands, the hands of washington, the european union and the west. and another georgia at the level of georgian society, which is mainly pro-ukrainian, pro-european, is georgia, which fights for ukraine, which, georgian fighters in non -relative numbers per capita, in absolute numbers and in relation to those who participate and georgia is the first in the world to die, so there are several in georgia, i want to say right away, and this is a problem now from the point of view of georgia, the problem of the georgian authorities, because we are approaching the next phase of the confrontation in georgia, it is october 26 and the elections. those things that you listed, there about signing laws, there about lgbt, there about incest, about preserving traditional values ​

so talk to us voters in georgia is capital tbilisi. and she asked them if they think that the election will go ahead without interference. but yes, it will be free and fair, i think so. this is very important for the future of our country uh for the development of our country and will future all of our children that really want to be in the parts of europe for the most coolest. they're going to be fraud attempts, but there are so many observers that they want to allow it new policy. so i could do it. i think i vote to turn out will make it difficult to falsify the results of the maria also told me why joining or not joining the us such a big issue in this election. indeed, this elections are seen as a referendum between russia and europe, especially after the government has introduced earlier this year. and the so called foreign agent failed. that sparked mass pro e u protests in this country on the sort of the growing dissatisfaction with the government actions that many critics here see as leading to wood, moscow. and it sort of impl

let's cross live now to tbilisi where we can speak to our correspondent rayhan demytrie.resident for people to turn out in protest. do we expect that in large numbers? we'll have to wait _ that in large numbers? we'll have to wait and _ that in large numbers? we'll have to wait and see, - that in large numbers? we'll have to wait and see, but. that in large numbers? we'll. have to wait and see, but given the protest that we saw in georgia just a few months back, when people were protesting against the foreign influence bill, that gives us an indication that potentially it could be quite a large protest tonight as well in tivoli c. mainly by those who voted for the country was back opposition. they are mainly young people who were voting on saturday for their country's european future. when the official results came through, putting the georgian dream in the lead with 5a% of the vote, thatis the lead with 5a% of the vote, that is according to preliminary results, there was quite a lot of disappointment amongst those who voted for the opposition. amongst those who voted for

it is now teeming with the segment of the social network x, which mentions tbilisi, who designed this language, asks one of the users of the former twitter, attaching a photo of the underground passage. to this she is answered by a character with a yellow and blue avatar, saying that the soviet union built it, and it is to blame for the fact that a girl died there. this wave of hatred is picked up by a relocate from russia, who writes: "i went to the site, the construction is really dangerous." as soon as he wrote in russian, and it does not even matter that the criticism is about the ussr, other curses immediately fly in. another ukrainian, who personally accuses of tragedy. i don't even want to quote the other destructive epithets addressed to our country. it turns out to be a human tragedy, even. they are trying to use this for political purposes, this says that good russians do not exist for the west, do not exist for ukrainians, we are all enemies, we are all bad, we are all evil for them, this is russophobia of the highest level, it ultimately harms the post-soviet countries the

correspondence i rayhan demytrie there outside the georgian parliament in tbilisi.and we will continue talk to you as those crowds get much bigger, thank you for now. here, the prime minister has been preparing the ground for his government's first budget. in a speech today, sir keir starmer said the country had to "embrace the harsh light "of fiscal reality." here's a little of what he said: this is not 1997, when the economy was decent, but public services were on their knees. and it's not 2010, where public services were strong, but the public finances were weak. we have to deal with both sides of that coin. these are unprecedented circumstances. but the budget the chancellor will deliver on wednesday will prevent devastating austerity in our public services and prevent a disastrous path for our public finances. that's the reality of what would happen if we'd stuck to tory spending plans. and it's why we never — unlike the opposition in '97 and 2010 — committed to the same spending plans. that was keir starmer talking a little earlier in the day. our political co

president denouncing the country's recent election results and calling for protests in the streets of tbilisi trump have eight days left to convince americans there the right choice to lead the u.s. >> for the next four years. cnn's latest national polling average shows little to no daylight. you can see it there between the two candidates so it'll be a busy week of course, on the campaign trail was both harris and trump barnstorm across the handful of battleground states that experts have been telling us will decide the election on sunday. trump went back to his hometown of new york city or are massive rally at madison square garden. and he was joined by more than a dozen of his most loyal supporters, who said a dark tone. slew of insults in nativist language you got homeless and veterans americans, americans slipping in her own feces on a bench in central park but the eagles i got whatever they want, don't there's a lot going on. like i don't know if you guys know this, but there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now yeah, i think it's called puerto r

but as of now it's peaceful here in tbilisi, and that's all for me now. keep watching r t international for reliable news from around the wells. my colleague research that will be with you at a time will be on by now the the, you know, living down here i see. so this guy to ok. i couldn't get the picture of it. because uh i, i didn't pull my, my phone out, passing up, got my phone. uh, take a picture of this thing i saw in the sky. that's what really tripped me out. this is one of the ships i saw in the sky. and that's what it looked like. it kept saying brother to his brother, grab those this right here. i saw this and this guy is a useful data pipe line ship. that's what it looked like. this one was coming from the opposite way. it was like a big blue arrest, the green container, plug in this guy and a wake towards that mountain right over there. the one that has a door on top of it. yeah, yeah. you can see the door, you can only see the door when the door is open. yes, these are one of the phenomenal is that a that i've seen out here because i had frie

big demonstrations followed in the capital, tbilisi. also modelled on russian legislation. now, parliamentary elections are about to take place which should decide whether georgia will move closer to russia or to the west. from her balcony in tbilisi, the bbc�*s rayhan demytrie told me more. we are in the — we'rejust a few weeks away from what's being described as the most important elections in georgia since its independence from the soviet union in the early 1990s. there is this issue, isn't there, of the lgbt bill that's going through? i mean, how has that affected things? the government argues that they want to protect minors from this massive lgbt propaganda that is coming from the west and therefore, the law includes a number of amendments that would affect the broadcasting law — for example, or any expression of lgbtq rights in cultural sphere, in theatres, in cinema. so, all of this has now been outlawed. human rights organisations and those lgbtq rights activists, they're saying that this law will further marginalise the lgbt c

steve rosenberg, bbc news, tbilisi.show the labour mp for runcorn and helsby — mike amesbury — pointing and swearing at a man on the ground in frodsham. let's take a look. you won't ever threaten me again, will you?— again, will you? the mp for runcorn! — it's not clear what happened before the video was taken. our political correspondent has been following the story. we should be clear about what we don't know first of all, which is what happened immediately before what we saw in that video, ie what led up to the incident. what we do know is that cheshire police say they were called to reports of an assault in frodsham just before 3am this morning. at 2:48am, they say a caller reported that he was assaulted by a man on main street. and we have located that video to main street in frodsham. and cheshire police say inquiries are ongoing. so what has the mp himself had to say? so, mike amesbury said that he felt threatened in the build up to the incident. he said that he reported the incident himself to cheshire police th

a bows covered the demonstration in tbilisi, which has since ended. so here we are at the center of the pro, the pass, the police court, and now the, it's quite big. there's gotta be like say about 20000 people here. now the opposition call for the $40000.00. i don't think i got the the ripping up the crowd toward the flag, the american flag custodian flags as people come together at the request of the present too much of the president of georgia. a suit on the states behind the service is essentially coordinated manipulation of the election. and president to advice really also has a ledge to previously that there was russian interference. and despite the fact, there was no evidence of it that you didn't need evidence at all. that was into us that there was a so alleged russian interference. but some of this thought you had to say, it's always very hard to demonstrate. no country has been able to demonstrate no team in the united states when they were rushing into fear and susan, their elections, know all the european countries. so we're not going to

, to that a state that is beneficial before the parliamentary elections, month, on the streets of tbilisie both some forces and others, but the process, what laws are adopted in parliament, of course , speaking, by the way, what is happening on the streets, we also know very well who goes out into the streets, who these people are, where, who organized them for these processes, we had the same processes here with us, and we very quickly and efficiently resolved this issue, today there are no more of these ngos and all the others, whose task was to help cats and dogs on the outside, inside they on command in the twentieth year they went out to smash, so our city resisted, it turns out against... the police officers, the same thing today and there, but i repeat once again, this is a reasonable, proud-smart people, they will draw conclusions from their mistakes, they have already made the adoption, although not on the first try, but on the second try of the law on foreign agents about this... they will choose the right path. thank you very much, i thank our guests for this conversation, but

i kelly as director of tbilisi pride, a group that advocates for the queer community. they're a minority that feels increasingly under threat. everybody whose career feels really heavy and a lot of people have been leaving georgia actually in the last few months. we've seen a lot of people that like, i personally know cold, go abroad to seek asylum because they feel that it's not so safe anymore. that's largely due to new legislation that went into force in georgia just a few weeks earlier. according to its advocates, the main law called on family values and protection of minors will shield children and young people from supposed l. g b t q plus propaganda. the law of bands, same sex marriage adoption by non heterosexual couples, gender reassignment surgery, and public advocacy of l. g b, t q plus rights. the worst of all system arch of kelly is that the law is viewing hatred in georgia and society. in the day off to the adoption of this in titled you were to build a really the most famous transform and go to murdered. so actually, trans people have the most difficult

bond executes a german or by any of this event on dispute with terrorism, charged thousands rally in tbilisi off to the pro ration party georgian dream is declared election when is despite widespread or brand new lateral hates the election commission says able conductive, partial, we can add allegations of playing politics and football, real madrid, stars, not the fellow on the door. the ceremony officer the award goes to manchester cities or please, will take you through the contract, the painful and welcome united nations secretary general antonio quoterush has want of devastating consequences for palestinians is rarely implementable banding. the winds main agent, aids agency for palestinian refugees as follows. the passage of bills and the as why the parliament aimed at preventing on rough from operating it is well. the vote has drawn international criticism with 9 to 2 votes in favor and 10 against israel's paula montez fossil banning. the us main, a. the agency for police damian's from working into israel. the decision could hurt aid. some got to the west bank and is jerusalem. is real

steve rosenberg, bbc news, tbilisi.ion suffer a rare defeat. the prime minister, shigeru ishiba, who called the poll after taking office last month, described the result as a tough ride for his scandal—hit party. he called the snap election after becoming prime minister last month. it's not clear who will form the next government, or how. 0ur tokyo correspondent shaima khalil has this analysis. japan's voters have sent a strong message to the ruling party and have punished them at the ballot box and the ldp, even with the best estimates is unlikely to achieve a single party majority and will have to form a coalition and they have done it before but always from a point of strength. now japan's strongest party has been significantly weakened. shigeru ishiba has gambled — he made a political gamble when he called for the snap election and wanted a new mandate and a fresh start and wanted to tell people the ruling party has changed, but that has backfired. he and the ldp have a misread the extent of the public anger at a ru

a bose who is in tbilisi say, what's the latest the well, uh repaired uh, the ruling party, georgia dream have certainly won the the line share. the majority of the vote here at almost all the votes counted and they've won the election. that's absolutely clear. uh, we were last night at the headquarters celebrations. big gun, eh, but as though celebrations begin, and all most predictable reaction from the heavily western backed up position, a lot of money, a lot of effort, a lot of political capital investment. remember here at to try to over turn the ruling towards the green party who've been here since 2012 in power at the ballot box. so let's have a listen to the oppositions view of how the election went. yes. unity national movements does not accept these falsified and election results. and we hope and believe that the opposition will unite in their stance of not accepting a falsified election results on is pretty simple, especially georgia. dream cannot remain in power of this country visa, stolen and elections. it has a use of patient of power and a constitutional committee of the h

but as of now, it's peaceful here in tbilisi. the us government has officially warned george's ruling policy against pursuing his current political course. well, kind of the has to athens to re evaluate his relations with tbilisi. meanwhile, in all t, so says that there's some western powers of seeking to day stabilize the situation in georgia by sending snipers. they've been trained in ukraine to carry out publications in the south. cool, because we're public. we go reaction to this bombshell statement from global policy research to george saw me when a what the western powers are seeking to enact. here is a color revolution and we saw what happened at the time of uh my done with the uh, the snipers on the roof. and we know that the snipers were on the roof of a building that was controlled by the off position. but when the sniper started shooting into the crowd and lead to very serious a number of deaths, because the that's what blamed on the government to think the under cooler genetic was set in motion. the series of events t

is hung with these billboards, which just have the mariupol theater was destroyed, and the tbilisi statetheater or the national theater, well, they say, you see what is at stake. it is important here simply that in this story putin does not feel that he, his policy, leads to the right ones, that is, his aggression against ukraine scared sakartva there, scared moldova, and they choose a pro-russian course, because they do not want that to happen again , which is in ukraine, although again, as this hero who played churcher in the film dark times said, that it is impossible to negotiate with a tiger when your head is in his head, that actually this is how it is, that is why we have to fight this tiger, but here in ukraine... another story that cannot be discussed, you meet with many politicians, officials of the european union and the united states, and the topic of corruption is obviously raised, the president said that corruption has been overcome in our country, although we understand that this is more of a figure of speech, but here is the latest story, we will now show a video that we

so what's the mood like there today well, i was just walking in the streets of tbilisi and i'd have to say right now, there's a lot of lack of clarity. >> actually where we go, because you have now i would call it the incomplete final results. we probably today we'll get the final results from the central election commission, but both sides really are claiming victory and that's the problem that i think the country faces right now. as you said government, the ruling party georgian dream greene, is definitely saying it won and won big and then the opposition is saying no there was vote-buying intimidation, ballot stuffing, other things like that. so they essentially say it was stolen so what we have today, what will happen is the international and the georgian observers will be speaking at various news conferences and they will explain what they've seen and whether they can justify these charges. that it was stolen. and then we'll have to see what foreign governments, including the united states and european governments say russia has already pretty much spoken. that is happy with the r

he was heckled by opposition, protest as on the streets of tbilisi. more than a dozen b, u foreign ministers reviewed on saying he did not speak on behalf of the block. the former soviet republic is that a cross roads called between keeping its historical ties with russia or pursuing membership in the e u. but prime minister rock, the couple of kids say of the georgia dream and city b, u membership is still a priority because we thought of us august mutual development in all directions. it's important for us to achieve george's full integration into the e. u. by 2030, to pass the warning, and everything will be done to accomplish this. all pretty profitable, the insurances that have failed to quell the feelings of injustice amongst some of the streets of georgia. correspondent maria kind of much so standing by in tbilisi, tell us more about the electro conditions announcement of a partial retail. we understand that the central election can need to, well, uh, choose 5 random pulling uh stations is h a district uh, which makes it up to 14 percent of the

steve rosenberg, bbc news, tbilisi.tics and the department of political science at columbia university. thank you for your time. we said earlier these elections are seen as the most important since georgia won independence from the soviet union in 1991. can you tell us more about what is at stake here?— is at stake here? these are not really the _ is at stake here? these are not really the most _ is at stake here? these are not really the most important - is at stake here? these are notj really the most important since 91, the 2003 and 2012 elections were equally if not more important. nonetheless there is a lot of stay, basically what your report said, the georgina dream which came to power in 2012 when the election against an increasingly authoritarian normally pro— west party came with a promise that they would bring democracy and move the country westward. as leaders 2017, usa that was actually happening but in the last few years particularly the last year's beginning when russia invaded ukraine in 2022, the georgia

an atmosphere they are fear during the election or joining us now, out of the georgian capital of tbilisijill dougherty. she's an adjunct professor at georgetown university and a former cnn moscow bureau chief jill great to have you with us. just explain to us first jill why opposition leaders are calling this a democratic coup? where this evidence is coming from well, they would point, number one to the pre-election period where there was a lot of the record propaganda directed to the georgian people by the government and the government is, can be pretty much controls. >> it controls the georgian dream party so that propaganda said that if you want to stay out of war then you have to vote for us. because if the west, which they referred to as the party of war has any influence, and georgia join and it's the west. it will be forced into a war so there was a lot i'd call it fearmongering in the beginning propaganda campaign. and then they would also point to what we heard yesterday at a lot of briefings from international observers in georgia and observers at the polls who showed that ther

i'm in central tbilisi, where opposition has called for fresh elections, and thousands of protestersp's campaign distances itself from what it says are offensive and derogatory comments made by a comedian in his new york rally, branded "racist" by kamala harris. uk prime minister sir keir starmer says "britain must embrace the harsh light of physical reality" ahead of wednesday's budget, which he says will include tax rises to prevent austerity. —— fiscal reality. -- fiscal reality. here in the middle here in the middle east, gaza cease—fire talks are taking place in qatar for the first time since the killing of hamas leader yahya sinwar. and more reaction as manchester united sack their manager erik ten hag.

it joins us now from tbilisi, where you, as we just had presidents illuminates, are a bit unique, says she will not recognize the results of the election. can tell us more about what she said. indeed the press uh, at the breathtaking she saw that the election results are illegitimate. um that she is not recognizing that she sees the boat as the takeover as russia taking over a georgia. that's what street side of the briefing surrounded by the positional policies. now it's, it's should be noted that want a positional party that made it to the problem and according to official results were not present at that meeting. now we are trying to understand why this happened . so you know, thomas from them but uh the she urged people to come out on the streets tomorrow in the evening and to defend their votes. she also sides or is the western partners a she said to make it, make their statements clear and not to side with what she calls illegitimate parliament. now she said that uh, this is the date one. georgias was deprived of their vote. and as, as, as you mentioned about, you know, russian s

nice, profess uh, in your opinion, occasion, studies at the, in the state university in tbilisi. and he joins us now. good job. you on the program, as we've had presidents that are basically says, she will not rick recognize the results. what impact do you expect her objection to have? it will be a v and not the confrontation s we had for years. a go with them was a much smaller now reason for a young folk challenging resolves all c elections parliamentary elections. we can say that the georgia dream, the morning poppy repassed wherever you valid for this day and made this specific announcement that could already be read as a preparation of securing the big to remember. in charles, we can say is that really the jobs and dream finished? it's a johnston's dream. also. membership into european union. interesting be i'll position claiming that russia metals in the process. how credible are those claims? this is what it has to be seen. so uh, this will cost is not something that is openly. uh um, yeah, there's the demonstration. i think one of costs is quite a surprising all ways to v

so basically in her office in tbilisi aust, why she doesn't recognize the results of the election to as well. first of all, the international observations do not condemn the legality of elections so close to the elections this to have a lot to receive as information on local. the observers have been very clear about the amount of incidence and the information i have received about the sophistication and the numerous forms of fluids that have been used. it drives me to have made the declaration that they made yesterday. and we, because the result school against the long trend of all the opinion polls that we have had in this country, especially since the russian low and the process on the streets that show that the population wants to keep it's your pin pass and was supporting the pro european forces, so this is an election that has been stolen and i think that the trojan people on the streets will confirm. and this a judgement, the georgia dream party has been holding a loan, but to know it has to form a quantization. is it position says it's important to work together with the georg

the agent wrote about this meeting on her social networks. 2 days in tbilisi, but it felt like a weekeverything, excitement, laughter, resolving force majeure, laughter again and of course khachipuri. i thank maxim for his sincerity, ease and talent. galkin wants to return to the screens for two reasons, confident experts: firstly, he is tired of constant flights and tours, and secondly, he decided to find himself a more stable income. in addition, in the future, the russian artist may be invited to host other programs in ukraine, which will allow him. what he is counting on is that there will be some western investments, he will be able to to cut off a piece of this pie, but you know, no one needs traitors, no country likes traitors, the comedian's former colleagues now have the main question of how he is going to act on ukrainian tv, because at first svo galkin has never been to ukraine, if it comes to moving to kiev, will he take his wife borisovna with him, i assure you, and galkin will not move there, he can go there only for a fee. there will be a fee, he will go there, film, an

so all of arise, nice, profess of european and vocation studies at the, in the state university in tbilisi. i asked him what impact he expected from presidents that are basically refusal to recognize the results or it will be the end of the confrontation s we had for years, a go with them was a much smaller reason for a young folk challenging resolves all c elections parliamentary elections, we can say that's a jolting dream, the morning poppy repassed to wherever you valid for this day and made this specific announcement that court already be recognized as a preparation of securing the the big to remember. so in charles, we can say, is that really the georgia dream finished? it's a georgians dream. also, membership into european union. interesting be, i'll position claiming that russia metals in the process. how incredible are those claims? this is what it has to be seen. so uh, this of course is not something that is openly. uh um, yeah, there's the demonstration. i think one of course is quite a surprising all ways to very positive statements by the russian. all for it, keith, at ball,

germany rainy and dissident on disputed terrorism, charges of size is riley outside parliament's in tbilisi off to the pro russia georgia. dream policy is declared the election when a, despite widespread irregularities, presidents or a bitch billy rejects the results as fortunate the high that i'm debt. patrick, welcome to the program. it's great to have you with us is rose, parliament has voted to shut in time. the u. n's main agency for palestinians and right in israel and occupied east jerusalem. the move comes despite widespread international pressure from the us and other allies against step the israeli parliament. the capacity is set to vote on the 2nd bill, which would prevent unreal from operating in garza. i'm the west bank within 90 days. the u. n. agency depends on these rails corporation to deliver aid to those areas as well accuses the agencies and employees of involvement in the october 7th terror attacked a couple of them. okay, let's get more on this from dw correspondence tom tanya crane most, he's in jerusalem for us. welcome to the show. can you tell us a bit more about t

she called on people to gather outside the parliament in tbilisi later today to protest against the resultere was no intervention. these accusations are completely unsubstantiated." meanwhile germany, estonia and moldova have all condemned the outcome of the election. we will keep a close eye on what is happening in georgia throughout the day as calls are made for people to gather outside the parliament, thousands of people to gather outside the parliament buildings. stay with us, the weather is next. hello. high pressure is in charge of the weather this week. let's have a look at the big picture. here's the azores high building towards the uk and anchoring itself through the middle part of the week. the jet stream is way to the north and the west of us, taking its rain, with it deflecting the weather fronts to the north. so a mostly settled week. but that doesn't mean sunny skies. in fact, farfrom it. sunshine is going to be limited this week with this area of high pressure. in fact, most days will be quite cloudy, damp and foggy in the morning. but we've got some very mild air coming in

so as a new georgia encapsulated tbilisi, here's what his assessment has been of this is the situation. so far, this is the ruling georgia. dream party really wins. many young people will probably leave this country, at least he and the capital police see i have met such people and they have told them exactly that. why? because is the ruling georgia dream, paul tube, which has been in power since 2012 does anything but to bring progress, especially for young people. i'm on the contrary. his body is only officially pro european, which you could see on the election post us. in reality, it has implementing it has been implementing it onto your a p and policy, especially in recent. yes. it's. that's the cutest. those who think differently by passing a law to protect against the so called foreign influence. as these law has existed in neighboring russia for years, and it's judging version is very, very civil that also the georgia dream party makes georgia in the freight of minorities, including the sexual minorities instead of protesting van of s, v who demands just a few weeks ago. a littl

dw correspondent medea cut him upset, who is following the election for us from jo, just capital tbilisi. as he told me, that many george, and see the votes as a choice between europe and russia. indeed this elections are seen as a referendum between russia and europe, especially after the government has introduced earlier this year. and the so called foreign agent failed.

right, dw, corresponding money, i cut them out, so they are reporting for us from george and capital tbilisi. thank you so very much, maria. and here's the reminder of our top story. israel says it has concluded, retaliatory strikes and military talk. it's in iran, loud explosions were reported around the capital t. ron is recommended, military says dictates iran, smith, all manufacturing facilities surface to air missile raise. and all the aerial capabilities across several areas of the country around said that it's a defense that's count of the strikes that it said due to only limited damage. now you're up to date here on dw and use, but just a tool because we have a documentary coming up next looking advantage. so a lot thanks for watching. the name is the calls back saved. now thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it loud as what of being nosy bay, like good. everyone to king the healthy award winning called called the called back .

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if the georgia dream party, roommates impala, dw correspondent, usually vitiate to is in tbilisi for us. and i asked him about the all positions options. now that the routing parent is claiming victory, that's when it goes the full lot just to position thoughts as have not accepted this results. uh, that's what they say. they said this morning cause the press conference in police. see they were talking about constitutional cool and stone. victory was sold to the report. now they've would be on the live things that results that they see, but they stopped short for the moment of alleging any falsifications. in any case, they would refuse to work with the next government. if this government is actually going to be made up of representatives of the ruling party and does they probably feel personal consequences because to 0 in georgia, dream policies threatened to ban old and liberal opposition parties and to bring their leaders to justice to court. so why you are, is the opposition actually questioning the preliminary election results? so what has monitors and g o z b o s c e? what have

i cut how much of the reporting for us from george and capital tbilisi. thank you so very much, maria. are moving to pakistan now, where a student protest over in the legend rape and the eastern city of the whole has united to the base about women safety police shot down the demonstration saying the allegations of rape or not the true by the case a spot intense debate concerning the legitimate c as of women activist, a sexual violence against women and pockets on this, on the report is because of the stigma attached to it in the conservative country these to do a protesting again. fiction violence attempt topic and focused on such protests have been going on for days again and let's fix it. so that's causes campuses. this fate has become a deeply entrenched problem that nobody wants to address out of campus can that i sent over to you. harassment is widespread on every campus with the pieces, including regular. it was like a student recently died by suicide. i've been job university and that have been troubling incident at another university. you would ha

let's cross over into george's capsule. tbilisi way all correspondence here we're shuttle is covering the election for us yury. both the routing party as well as the opposition are claiming victory. can tell us more about who's winning indeed tell them it's might be very interesting and exciting tonight to see to tell them in front of the television as a judge and family. switching from one television channel to another one and seeing 2 completely different boards in one is the government rings, or they're only 5 degrees in the position of incense, unlike elections, invest in europe. the difference in the results of exit polls is not one or 2 percent, but to more than 15 percent. if you saw of immediate tv channels, for example, close to the government, georgia dream par body. a really positive one more than 56 percent of the vote. but if we switch to another channel, we see one of the position leaders who claims to the ruling fall to receive less than 40 percent of the vote of as me plenty that they are some biases. but how come these examples also different? well, the results of the

firstly, brussels criticized the law on lgbt propaganda adopted in tbilisi.ders of the eu countries have already made a collective statement that the process of georgia's accession to the eu has been suspended. secondly, washington is expressing strong discontent. the americans were most outraged by the georgian law on foreign agents. and the fact that the georgian authorities ignored hints that it should not be adopted. in tbilisi, not only did they not listen, but they actually wiped their noses and washington and kiev, declaring the ukrainian youth organization svaitanok the first foreign agent in the country. as a result, last week biden demonstratively withdrew the invitation of the georgian prime minister to a reception at the white house. this is not serious, they themselves sent the invitation, and the next day they withdrew it. such behavior by the white house is, first of all, an insult to america. the american people. yan yanych, from your point of view, have the georgians somehow trampled all democratic canons? i don’t know, i don’t think they hav

surrounded by opposition leaders, she called on people to gather on monday evening outside parliament in tbilisithorities in georgia to swiftly investigate reports of irregulates after the ruling georgia dream was declared the winner of saturday's elections. the european council president, charles michel, said the probe must be transparent and independent. let's speak to our south caucasus and 1539 00:18:28,09

these are the live pictures from the polling station in the capital tbilisi.s since independence from the soviet union more than 30 years ago. the observers have reported violence againstjournalists and observers from opposition parties, infringements of voting secrecy and cases of intimidation. the georgian dream party — which has governed for 12 years — is hoping to extend its hold on power. it's being challenged by a number of opposition groupings who accuse georgian dream of jeopardising moves to join the european union — and adopting increasingly pro—russian policies. polling stations close in under an hour. let's speak to our south caucasus and central asia correspondent, rayhan demytrie. tell us more about these irregularities.— tell us more about these irregularities. we've heard a briefinu irregularities. we've heard a briefing from _ irregularities. we've heard a briefing from a _ irregularities. we've heard a briefing from a local - irregularities. we've heard a| briefing from a local observer group which combines representatives from more than 30 c