i hope she will keep the majority votes from the right wing. come could once again play it this type of role muscle from the line. but 1st we can see that funder light and can get along very well with the right wing politicians on me . take georgia maloney like a 6 funder line. it's very skillful that she simply involves her and she goes to to news with maloney and says this is our deal now with them alone. you can no longer complain about her friend after all, they did it together and i suspect that she will deal with others in the same way in the shop with, oh no, no, i'm getting good. move though, have haldeman treat group elected has it's these candidates from deadline is cooling for an economic focus and future climate policy, which policy colleagues consider to be to green french m e p. a whole lot do takes the pragmatic view of fund deadlines, time and office so you can track it the difficult. she has someone who as faults, like everyone else does. but she was a true embodiment of europe in difficult times. you can, i think of the war an

the parliament contains 2 right wing sections. one is held right with the strong e u. skeptics or opponents of the union. its members come mainly from fonts and germany. members of the other faction described themselves as moderately, right. they include representatives from georgia maloney's policy will publish m p 's from the p i s policy or which citizens facing inflation high energy costs will and the flow of refugees, those offering simple solutions come school political points, finds out in this. i like to have all the polls say that there will be a shift to the right. so this and this means that national is right. we can popular slots and some post specialist will make gains in the pro european can, could become weaker log. i'd be switched to be i can come to right wing m e p's, blame economic problems on you policy. i'm going to strengthen national interests. they favor a policy of holland folders directed against migration in from, for example, selves declared french patriots. so taking to the streets in protest, boosting

oh, for the right wing alliances to brook this efforts. during the last few minutes to follow the decisive boots, emmy p. o. luke and hug team were getting ready. alongside comfortable e u. tracy amendments. there were many other issues on the docket. luke knew how she wanted to those on her bills, but needed to be briefed by her team in many efforts to be a headed by her colleagues, the invalid. we will work together because i have been following economic issues such as taxation. so say to my political group, here's what i advise you to vote for on economic and fiscal issues and vice versa. the estimate, the big question of the day was whether to allow the treaties to be changed, the by opening the door to move, centralized european power. luke's also was clear, yes to new treaties and a more powerful course. in my opinion, the construction of europe must always move forward. we must never give up on it. jimmy on 6 or 705 m e p is in the house headed to the same destination. the plan to retain the monthly vba leader of the conservative ta

at the far right wing parties. they talk about circling the gaza strip with jewish supplements. so, and they're totally against any kind of a compromise. and the release about us being in prison, those. okay, so we, we, we, we've got at different focuses on and where you said there was momentum, a full, the steel, many guns leaving the that the government strengthens the hand of the the right wing who are very much and see the steel is mr. guns 50 part you likely to make any difference to the way that benjamin netanyahu prosecute distasteful so well, what we expect now is actually more of the same have gun, stated the government. then we would have probably gone towards a direction of a ceasefire. a prison there swap, and uh, if that was to happen, maybe that would have been also some kind of agreement with the been on the since by law and so forth. and being on board with the american regional plans and, and so forth. but since the guns is out, it seems that anything the owl will be pushing for more of the same, w

it's worth examining whether we have right wing populist, whether we have right wing extremists and they fall upon the spectrum. and i will remind you, since we just talked about victoria or bonds p dash party, who donald trump, by the way, sees as the best version of statecraft scarily enough. they have actually left the traditional groupings within the european parliament. and so there and. * free floating, and so the question is, are the populace the right wing populace going to make nice with the right we next 3 missed what could be in it for them politically? or are we going to see these right wing movements begin to cannibalize upon one another and create difficulties for themselves, such that they don't actually have as much as an obstruction is to effect as they might do. but getting a. * pledge of commissioners together, which is effectively the cabinet in the european union. and beginning to set an agenda that takes the approval of the european pounds. and if they continue to say no ortho left under line. and the potential cabinet is going to have a hard time putting itself tog

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it appears justice alito is an insurrectionist sympathizer, joined by his right-wing buddy i have beenord making it clear that justices alitoomas, r conflict of interest, or at least the appearance of a conflict of interest whichal sts is the standard for recusal, should have no role in deciding any case that relates violent insurrection that took place on january 6. trump. by former president reporter: thank you, mr. leader. on the day youet with usher to discuss type i diabetes screening. why is it important that the type 1 screening for diabetes ac passed? mr. jeffries: it was a wonderful with usher who has chosen to come to the hill and travel to other parts of the country experience as a father of a child with type i diabetes to of screing, identification, and treatment, that anyone faced with the challenges that from a health perspective in connection with type i diabetes have the awareness and then the capacityo the treatment necessary to live a life of dignity and respect. i'm thankful as well for the leadership of representative kim schrier, who bipartisan way, with representa

the european parliament is becoming more right-wing, and right-wing parties have gained more support throughout the eu. the elections have not yet ended, and shock waves have already started to hit the alliances. following the demands of the radical right who won the france, president of the fifth republic emmanuel macron announced the dissolution of parliament and the appointment of out-of-regular elections for the end of june, beginning of july. perhaps for the first time in history. the main lesson is clear: this is not a good result for the party defending the values ​​of europe, including the party of the presidential majority. i can't act like nothing happened. adding to this situation is the fever that has recently gripped our society. it's frustrating and shocking, but i don't intend to give in to discouragement. let him make the decision people, this is better than any. our goal is to gather all citizens who want to rebuild the country and restore hope. in germany , the head of the bavarian csu, markus zuider, called for early elections due to the crushing defeat of the part

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in in greece, right-wing forces withheld support from government and opposition forces.ly, giorgia meloni strengthened her position, winning a general victory. and now the fate of the presidency of the european commission, as well as the course that the european union will take in foreign policy with the european union , will depend on its position, in particular regarding the alliance with the european people's party. parliament of the new convocation. negotiations on factional appointments to the european commission will begin this tuesday. regina sevastyanova, anton dadykin and olga belotserkovskaya. european vgtrk bureau, brussels, belgium. the strengthening of right-wing parties in the european parliament could significantly undermine support for ukraine. experts from the political publication have already stated that kiev should expect a reduction in military supplies. more from alek komarov. citizens of the european union opposed brussels' course, but they. will not be heard, despite the local victories of right-wing parties that advocate stopping supplies to ukra

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inclined to support ukraine than left-wing politicians, but mr. behavior makes me wonder about the correctness of such a definition. you are absolutely right because we have the example of gabriel. who is considered to be quite a left-wing president, he is the president of chile, and at one time he formed a union with the communist party of chile, yes, which sounds quite specific for ukraine, and at the same time, president borych, as it were, he demonstrates tenacity in his support for ukraine, this and voting in un, this statements in support of ukraine, these are meetings or telephone conversations there with the president at the level of the heads of the foreign ministry, deputy heads of the foreign ministry, condemnation of cuba, condemnation. that is , his example demonstrates that no, if the left does not mean anti-ukrainian or the pro-ukrainian right, as miley has demonstrated, it is also not automatically super pro-ukrainian or anti-ukrainian, everywhere has its own specificity, if, for example, president gustavo petro from colombia goes

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, the left wing and the ruling wing led by macron, i mean the number of seats. is it that people above 50% were able to vote , is it divided between these percentages or not? for example, it was total votes. yes, yes, the first one . yes, yes. for example, in the city of peducelle in the north of france, mrs. marine le pen became her representative from there, and now that it has been announced, approx. he won 57 votes in that city, and mrs. maine le pen directly entered the parliament in the first round, and in another city in the north of france, mr. jared dermann, the current minister of the interior , who is currently the minister of the interior of france, won about 44 votes, and therefore lost he couldn't make it in the first round . thank you mr. shohasl hosseini. i am very grateful for the information you shared with us about the results of the first round of the parliamentary elections in france. now our next contact has been established . analyze this let's talk about the preliminary results. mr. dolatabadi, hello , hello, i'm at your service. before t

, you've got to the left wing, you've got to handit the left wing, you've got to hand it to them.'re so good at branding. yeah. like antifa. sounds like anti—fascist. who's going to black lives matter ? going to black lives matter? who's going to disagree with that? >> they're good at slogans. exactly. >> but the sort of antifa. >> but the sort of antifa. >> we're anti—fascist. >> we're anti—fascist. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> everyone is where they were running around hitting people were hammers. they're actually fascist, right? yeah. that's what fascists did. >> that's what they, you know, if like, right wing, i don't know, like the kkk, if they rebranded as the don't kill kitten group, then maybe it's just like you just pick you call your you call your sort of organisation saying that no one can disagree with and then you can disagree with and then you can do what you want. it seems like they think, yeah, even kim jong un hammer time. >> hammertime. that's a good name for antifa. but even kim jong un does it. like with a democratic republic of north korea. yeah. it's democratic. that

k, but in a lot of right wing movements within europe. one thing that came up again and again is immigration in the u. k. reducing it, tightening borders. in fact, one of the biggest promises of rex it right, was that if the u. k, left the u, it would be able to tighten borders. nickel, i do think that that promise after breakfast has been fulfilled is yes and no. i mean, the ironic thing this, that's the breakfast referendum was about migration from, from the you. and that actually went down a lot of less people from the you come to the you, k and many people from the us have left. but what has risen is eco's migration into, into the u. k to a very, very strong extent, but also migration from other parts of the world like hong kong talk is done. india that has also risen. and so right now the net migration of the u. k. has reached figures that would never reach before the brakes that referendum over $600000.00 people per year. and that means for many bricks. the tiers $1.00 to $2.00 vote for breakfast. that's a really controlled the bord

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according to polls a head of the european elections, right wing populous nationalists are attracting more voters. but europe's far right is also seeing divisions between the alternative for germany, a, f d, and the french national rally party, around by the independent out stream. do you voters want the union to be? what alliances are being forged? pulls it off on that line. conservative president of the commission is openly courting the votes of the italian head of government. george, i'm alone each and her ultra arrives that they lead that young. on to the point we ask europe's far right, tempting partner, support and service the welcome to this week, to the point i'm call you to get us. it's good to have you with us. and let's meet 2 days guests that he lives now is a new berlin correspondent for germany starched and focus specialized in east german politics and the the party which i like to have now is dw news. chief political editor and book has built a is a freelance journalist he has previously worked as a correspondence in paris and brussels solve. you're welcome. thank you f

it is so that, unlike other groups and blocs, the radical right-wing parties have not yet managed to a single bloc the formation of the body was mainly divided between two blocs of the identity of democracy, the bloc of european reformists and conservatives, and between these two blocs, the first bloc, the identity of democracy , has the views of the european union and its relationship with russia is also close. finally, it should be noted that the results of these elections have caused reactions at the political level of different european countries. for example, in france , emmanuel macron, the president of this country, has spoken about dissolving the parliament and holding early parliamentary elections in this country. of course, it cannot be done by holding a similar political event in countries whose system is different from france it is compared to a parliament, because this will be more in charge of the internal issues of france, and the position of the president in france is chosen directly and by the people's vote. and in the end, we want to see the report of our correspond

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right-wing politicians who put immigration issues at the center of their campaigns are on the rise everywhere. a major study conducted at the beginning of the year across the european union predicted the victory of right-wing parties in nine of the 27 countries of the alliance, including france, austria, poland, and in another nine, for example, sweden and spain, they could become second. germany - the alternative for germany is currently being used more. support than all parties included in the government coalition combined. in recently, there has been renewed sentiment against asylum seekers coming from countries such as syria and afghanistan. and this is an anti-migrant party, this is the main nuance. there are other themes that they play on, energy prices that have become unaffordable, inflation, the economy is not very good right now, they are especially strong in eastern germany, where. in general, people are more sympathetic to russia. already 5 years ago, in 2019, the far-right slam gained about 20% even in villages and villages, now the smallest settlements are literally filled with

but elsewhere, right—wing parties did not perform as strong. the council on foreign relations focusing on europe. looking at the success of right—wing parties in a number of eu countries, what do you think voters were casting their ballots on? immigration? the war in ukraine? cost of living? all of the above? in opinion polls ahead of the european parliamentary elections, european voters said that they're primarily concerned about health care, about poverty, and about social exclusion. so, very traditional social welfare topics. another item on the agenda was also security and defence for the first time — a third of the european electorate said the third—most—important priority is actually security and defence, making europe secure after russia's war against ukraine. but social welfare has been on the minds of the european electorate, much more than immigration, surprisingly. we have seen the presence of right—wing parties in previous european elections. why do you think we're seeing, however, this surge now? i think that there's a story of a g

the less radical right-wing nva came second. the party of the current prime minister alexandre decroo suffered such a crushing defeat that the liberals even refused any celebrations of the end of the election race. the prime minister himself resigned. this is an extremely difficult evening for us. we lost this election. i was the face of this election and this is not the result which i was counting on. i take full responsibility. it shouldn't have been this way. in the european parliament, flams belan is the obvious candidate for a coalition with the far-right who won the elections in the netherlands. their leader heirt wilders was in belgium on saturday for the flams-beland rally. in austria, the far-right freedom party emerges victorious. in spain , the right-wing centrists from the people's party defeated the ruling socialist party. in greece , right-wing forces pulled government support away from opposition forces. in italy, giorgia meloni strengthened her position, winning overall victory. and now the fate of the presidency

well, after we see left-wing presidents in mexico as well. and this trend continues in argentina andwe can say that there is a certain trend in colombia, by the way, where this has not happened for many decades in a row, we can to say that there is such a tendency to water the continent, well, with the exception of argentina, the truth is that everything is the opposite, what is interesting is that latin america is now approaching the end of the so -called second pink wave, that is, this pink wave began with the elections in mexico... in 2018 , then a series of elections were held there in the 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd years, and in most countries presidents of the left variety were indeed elected, the exceptions were ecuador, and elections were held in ecuador twice during this period, there was right-wing candidate, there was now a centrist candidate, argentina, she really is broke out of this trend with mr. miley, and mexico, which started the cycle of this left wave, now seems to have finished it. re-election of a left-wing president, we will see how much this would happen in other

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so they move to that town or they move close to it, helping toincreasingly right wing direction.e the last question before you open up the question, do y'all the question of optimism? we talked to you in the book with a glimpse, a potential, and it kind of gathers together a bunch of other glimpses throughout the book. but how can we begin to like a motivation or a program or real sense of direction? because, you know the other part of reading the book was, you know, frequently think the direction things are going is sort of too far gone to. it's that we can't recapture that we can't back, that we can't continue to build on the progress that had been made because we have to spend so time fighting off the right. yeah. and that is, that is the frustrating part i'm going to get to part about hope because it's very impnt that we spend so much of our time playing defense that it colonizes and cannibalizes our political discourse and we're not talking about things like how to subsidize child or how to create a health care system that's more access able, affordable and equitable or how

the results of the preliminary counting of votes, in which countries the right-wing parties were notsupported, says correspondent zoriana stepanenko in the european union. the last and main day of the european elections. 21 people voted on sunday countries of the european union, among them the largest and most influential, which have the largest number of seats in the european parliament in proportion to the population. voters care about migration, climate change and their own well-being. compared to the previous elections 5 years ago, the list of priorities has been supplemented by the security of the continent against the background of russian aggression against ukraine. obviously, the war in ukraine with russia continues, so security is very important to me. we must be sure that nothing threatens europe. hopefully some hot heads in europe calm down a little, because we are taking a terrible risk, because russia cannot lose. political preferences of voters vary from country to country. as well as the ratings of their elected officials differ, for example, in poland , the centrist p

so exurbia becomes the staging and breeding ground of a radical right wing insurgency that is opposed to what's in cities such as this one and what's happening in the suburbs that immediately surround. hmm. would the people you're talking about. yeah. and this is. this is an impossible question, i'm sure. are they able to conceptualize their own position? articulate their own position? one of the things i sort of vaguely was thinking i would find in the book, but i didn't, you know, was any encounter with you and serbian and exurban escapist themselves? you did write about attending a tea party rally and saying, well, what is the evidence example of that? and they had this sort of very trumpian locution, well, you just need to pay attention to what's happened, you know, which trump continues to use and then proceeds to avoid any kind of example. so i used to question how you know if we're thinking what is a battleground democracy? is it possible to conduct the battle on, their turf on terms other than theirs. that's an interesting question. so. one of the early reviews of the book tha

to support ukraine than left-wing politicians, but the behavior of mr.iley... makes me wonder about the correctness of such a definition? you are absolutely right, because we have the example of gabriel borych, who is considered a rather left-wing president, he is the president of chile, and he at one time, the union of the communist party of chile, yes, that sounds quite specific for ukraine, and at the same time, president borych, as it were, shows tenacity in his support for ukraine, this is the vote in the un, this is statements in support of ukraine, this is... or there are telephone conversations with the president at the level of the heads of the foreign ministry, the deputy heads of the foreign ministry, the condemnation of cuba, the condemnation of venezuela, nicaragua, that is , his example demonstrates that no, if, the left does not mean anti-ukrainian or there the pro-ukrainian right, as demonstrated miley, is also not automatically super pro-ukrainian or anti-ukrainian, everywhere has its own specifics, if, for example, president gustavo pet

alito brandished the flag symbols of right wing nationalists. no coincidence that justice thomas takes millions of dollars from his right wing corporate sugar daddies. after all, if you can decide presidential elections with 5-4 and vote in bush v gore, if you can gerrymander it not just congress, but the supreme court itself by denying the party a hearing, why can't you not have a friend in the court fly you tobali for vacation or pay for your family members private tuition or value aional vehicle, or send you an lavish all expense paid vacation? why the hell not? the highest court in the land today has the lowest ethical standards, and yet, they are the only jurists in t given the honorific "justice" rather than judge. yet with their lopsided and ideological jurisprudence, the rights of the people, and with their obscene ethical transgressions, they have completely forfeited their right to be called justice. and unless i forget to do it from now on, they are just judgeo me at best. i look forward to hearing from our excellent panelists today a

more refugees entered her country than a year earlier, having become prime minister, she... right-wingon, although this is the easy way, to fill empty places, there is not enough working population in europe, but what does the rise of the right mean for the labor market and for the economy? the migration pact, around which the european union has been arguing since the migration crisis in the fifteenth year, was finally approved; rome considers it the first step in the right direction. i think this is a step in the right direction. i don’t think this will solve the problem of illegal migration, but it is already a step. step forward. you know that the problem of illegal migration is perhaps the main one for the people and the government. and we must deal with it. the agreement allowing eu countries to buy off accepting migrants was adopted amid numerous protests, even directly in the european parliament itself. asylum in rwanda. london's plan met resistance from the supreme court. but the fonderline party says the proposal does not contradict the geneva convention and the european conve

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