i'm adrian said again a day off to francis national assembly started to debate and owe the whole of pensions. workers walked off the job and took to the streets and nationwide strikes . it's the 3rd time such major demonstrations have been held this year. the reforms were at the heart of president mariama, crohn's reelection campaign last year, but a proving deeply unpopular across the country. they include raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 years, and increasing the number of years the people must make contributions to receive a full state pension. union leaders say that all this is dangerous for democracy, but belongs party argues that it's balancing the system of the current age is dragging on public finances. we'll get to our panel shortly. but 1st, i'll just serious hurry. faucet reports from paris for a 3rd week now a major national strike affecting all sorts of sectors in france, the transport network teachers are out on strike postal workers. and for the 1st time, farmers unions are also taking part in this national action. there are demonstrations in the works here in paris an

i'm adrian said again a day off to francis national assembly started to debate an overhaul of pensions. workers walked off the job and took the streets and nationwide strikes. it's the 3rd time such major demonstrations have been held this year. the reforms were at the heart of president mariel microns reelection campaign last year, but approving deeply unpopular across the country. they include raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 years. and increasing the number of years, the people must make contributions to receive a full state pension unit leaders say that all this is dangerous for democracy, but becomes part. he argues that it's balancing the system of the current age is dragging on public finances. we'll get to our panel shortly, but 1st i'll just here is harry faucet, reports from paris for a 3rd week now a major national strike affecting all sorts of sectors in france, the transport network teachers are out on strike postal workers. and for the 1st time, farmers unions are also taking part in this national action. there are demonstrations in the works here in paris and in

i'm adrian said again a day off to francis national assembly started to debate an overhaul of pensions. workers walked off the job and took the streets and nationwide strikes. it's the 3rd time such major demonstrations have been held this year. the reforms were at the heart of president merrill microns reelection campaign last year. but approving deeply unpopular across the country. they include raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 years, and increasing the number of years that people must make contributions to receive a full state pension unit leaders say that all this is dangerous for democracy. but because part, he argues that it's balancing the system of the current age is dragging on public finances. we'll get to our panel shortly. but 1st i'll just here is harry faucet, reports from paris for a 3rd week. now, a major national strike affecting all sorts of sectors in france, the transport network teachers are out on strike postal workers. and for the 1st time, farmers unions are also taking part in this national action. there are demonstrations in the works here in paris and

assembly says. brothers though, this is a real issue of national identity for france because people here really do value life overwork, they value the idea of having worked all their lives and then retiring with dignity and with time to enjoy that retirement. so this is a major issue, really disrupting life here in this country, perry for so for inside story in paris. ah. so let's pray at our guests. for today's discussion from paris were joined by remy bore job. he is associate fellow at the french institute of international and strategic affairs. paul taylor is contributing editor at politico. he joins us from saint remy, the province and in london. we've got rainbow murray, who's professor of politics at queen mary university london. good to have all 3 of you welcome to the program. at will start with you. been remy for the last decade electorates in most e u. countries of accepted a later retirement age, largely without protest. why is france different? do the unions and the public have the appetite, you think for a long fight over this issue? well pension reform, so it's really

if he needs to, there is an option to force it through, the national assembly says. for others, this is an issue of national identity for france. people your value life overwork, they value the idea of having worked all their lives and retiring with dignity with time to enjoy that retirement. this is a major issue, really disrupting life in this country. adrian: let's bring in our guest for today's discussion. we are joined by the associate fellow at the french institute of international and strategic affairs. the public -- contributing editor from politico. in london, a professor of politics at queen mary university, london. good to have all three of you. welcome to the program. for the last decade, elections and most eu countries have accepted a later retirement age, largely without protests. why is france different? do the unions and the public have the appetite for a long fight over this issue? guest: pension reforms is really something in france that is one of the last kinds of reforms and political discussions that really raise so much interest and passion. the

and especially considering that even the national assembly as refused to secure dice with on me is a bucket for moving draft, bizarre trucking about 19.5 percent interest g into a government debts because the national assembly is asking the central bank of danger. and mr. finance, to provide records on all the money was spent and they've not provided records. so it's going to be very interesting on how the next president. in this, in our beginning, i seem funded immense between 2 and 3 are proficient aka succeed in financial projects for his likeness trisha. the most important task for the next president is to restructure and to amanda constitution because the constitution was designed by me true less. that don't understand capitalism. ok. number 2, the government needs to we, we phone using pets as a way to find us budget deficits. number 3, the fact that you have a government where most of the people in the forget to cancel. i'm a trained economy still don't understand the economics. you just begin to see that the reflection on the d. c. shows that the government does. maybe what i

assembly. nigerians are saying they hope their next leader will improve the economy and, and years of worsening violence. 18 presidential candidates are in the contest, but only 3 are seen as having a realistic chance of winning the elected leader is going to be sworn into office on may. the 29th, if no one winds outright, a 2nd drowned will be held between the 2 front runners. but whoever wins they're going to face big challenges. nigerian said they're worried about the rising cost of living, unemployment, and threats from armed groups. nearly 40 percent of them are under 34 years old, so the votes being called the election of young people. we've got a team of correspondence covering the elections. how to tulsa is life from no go south eastern nigeria. we're going to begin our coverage with all the ages. he's live for us in lagos, i'm and for the 1st time, also no candidate is a sitting president, and none of them is from the military. exactly, but all of them have been in especially the front

we saw occupations with the national assembly by women after the national assembly rejected a bell for the minimum of 35 percent of women. but i definitely think that they were seeing some powerful development not least the election in the election campaign. if i had to be nanny, so me a conversation like this on the stage like this is as significant. now thank you for all being on inside story adat. can we just speak about what it would mean to finally have a woman in a powerful position in nigeria? how significant and symbolic would it be to have a woman elected for the 1st time? i think it to be quite an exciting time to be inspiring for this personally, the young woman, the children they go child in the country with a very huge number of dell shells and even women, but one very much in the life was politically economically anxious. and he's like, this will be like a new beginning at the beginning of this, a filling of the soviet speculation that this guy is just the beginning is what people will eventually feel comes to become the governor. amongst what chance do you give of a woma

so, occupation for the national assembly by women after the national assembly rejected a bell for a minimum of 35 percent of women. but i definitely think that we're seeing some powerful development, not least the election of the election campaign if i had to money. so me a conversation like this on the stage like this as, as significant. now, thank you for all being on inside story adat. can we just speak about what it would mean to finally have a, a woman and a powerful position in nigeria. how significant and symbolic would it be to have a woman elected for the 1st time? i think the to the quite an exciting time. it's been pairing for this personally, the young woman, the children they go child in the country with a very huge number of gal child, and even women was one very much in the life was politically economically anxious. and it's like this will be like a new beginning and the beginning of this, a feeling of the soviet speculation that this guy is just the beginning is what people will eventually feel comes to become the governor. amongst what chance do you give of a woman being el

so occupations of the national assembly by women after the national assembly rejected a bell for the minimum of 35 percent of women. but i definitely think that we're seeing some powerful development, not least the election in the election campaign of ice out of money. so me a conversation like this on a stage like this is, is significant. now, thank you for all being on inside story at that. can we just speak about what it would mean to finally have a woman in a powerful position in nigeria? how significant and symbolic would it be to have a woman elected for the 1st time? i think the to the quite an exciting time. it's a beans powering for this personally, the young woman, the children, they go charles in the country with a very huge number of gal, child, and even women. what's one very much in the life, what's politically economically anxious. and it's like this will be like a new beginning and the beginning of this feeling of the soviet practitioner that this guy is just the beginning is what people will eventually feel comes to become the governor. amongst what chance do you giv

so, occupation for the national assembly by women after the national assembly rejected a bell for the minimum of 35 percent of women. but i definitely think that we're seeing some powerful development, not least the election in the election campaign if i had to money. so me a conversation like this on this stage like this as, as significant. and thank you for all being on inside story adat. can we just speak about what it would mean to finally have a woman in a powerful position in nigeria? how significant and symbolic would it be to have a woman elected for the 1st time? i think the to the quite an exciting time. it's been pairing for this personally, the young woman, the children they go child in the country with a very huge number of girl child. and even women was one very much in the life, but politically economically anxious. and it's like this will be like a new beginning at the beginning of this, a feeling of the soviet specification that this guy is just the beginning is what people will eventually feel comes to become the governor. amongst what chance do you give of a woman b

inside the national assembly, the president's party is prime minister, came out with a plan on sunday to try to suggest the 20 year olds and 21 year old people who start work at that age. ready could have a year shaved off, even this new heights in retirement age, that may be enough to get the conservative republican on board. but even then, the kind of delaying tactics that the opposition parties are suggesting thousands upon thousands of amendments set to take place during this month and debate back to make it very difficult to parse none the less. so he does have president mark wrong . another option which is to force it through by presidential decree a very much made a. ringback part of his campaign, tackling this very book this year. it's something that he wants to to do and be behind as his magazine. but it's also something of a vast majority. 69 percent of people in front of him. and they just called very much suppose how are you? thank you for that. how are you? constant reporting their live from paris. ukrainian authorities are delaying the replacement of the defense minister

assembly. b. u and the u. s. have imposed new sanctions in russia for its war in ukraine. the measures aiming to prevent moscow from getting hold of any technology for military use. children attending school in ukraine or not just struggling with the challenges that come with learning, but also the threat of russian missiles and drones. some schools have been fitted with make shift bomb shelters from male friends embassy. harvey shows us the reality of being a student in wartime ukraine. far from the fighting children in ukraine are still connected to it by family members on the front line, and the more immediate threat of bombs from the sky. you say that my judgment gave gave me near as an ear, right tyran, they know what to do. they hide. but the 1st time my son was crying, he told me he wouldn't theory the people that everyone would die and his mom was not by our children. do not do the thing. they should not be asking if rocha for launched or not. the parents we met said schools central to

it won't take long to get through the national assembly because he is using a procedure which will cut off debate at the end of next week which means that in a few weeks' time, this could be on the statute book. that is why the unions are saying, we may have to up our game and upped the stakes. they have staged a series of protests but there is no impact at all so far on the government. the unions are saying the government is in tragedy and i'm not listening and disregarding its overriding will of the people —— is intransigent. you see lots of effigies of macron as an emperor or a king from the prerevolutionary times. they are saying he is simply not listening to them but arguably, if he does not go through with this and waters down the reform to the point where it is not recognisable any more, which some fear is what is happening already, then he will come out as a non—reformer and will have lost the support of everyone here as well. he can come out of this sort of relatively well if he sees it through but people are watching very carefully on this site to see whether he will gi

as well as members of the national assembly. the you and the u. s. have imposed new sanctions on russia for its war in ukraine. the measures aim to prevent the kremlin, having enough money for its military, as well as blocking access to the latest technology rushes. wagner mercer groups has taken another village in ukraine. is it in circles back boat? back of our lives, just outside the front line is city where the fighting is a tennis children attending school in ukraine on just struggling with the challenges that come up with learning. they're also having to face the threat of russian missiles and drones. some schools have been fitted with make shift bomb shelters, from european zane. the sharpie shows us the reality of being a student in war time. ukraine, i, far from the fighting children in ukraine are still connected to it by family members on the front line. and the more immediate threat of bombs from the sky. and these are my chattering hateful. he'd be near as an ear, right siren. they know what to do. they hide. but the 1st time my son was

assembly. nigerians are saying they hoped their next leader will improve the economy an end years, a worsening violence. will 18 presidential candidates are in the contest, but only 3 are seen as having a realistic chance of winning the elected leader will be sworn into office on may. the 29th, if no one wins outright, a 2nd drive will be held between the 2 front runners. but whoever wins they'll face big challenges. nigerian say they're worried about the rising cost of living, unemployment, and threats from arms groups. nearly 40 percent of them are under 34 years old. so the votes been called the election of young people. we're going to have a team of correspondence covering the election, hama jam. jim is in the junior capital, a boucher. how do tasa is life from? i'm good se and nigeria, but 1st we're going to be going to coverage with all the interests he's got more from him in leg oss. almost all of them i've been in politics. i'm in the front runners for this election. let's start with yo

assembly respondent. michael, you asked more from nigeria, 2nd largest city, connell. hello monica, that tell us how is voting going so far? pretty much. well, yeah. i know the bus was supposed to, so was the sub bought them by. i see, but unfortunately that didn't happen. however, when did everything? no community organized. yeah. are the people that are in the line with them sounds as you can see and about it's still ongoing. don't bother using any modifications. yeah. on that we can be many people want the timing for to see if i'm coming up in their numbers. we have many and yeah, we have women, we have young people, we have minimum is we have on people. and so many of them are willing to, with people who are also confirming that out here for just one thing. i mean, this seems to be a lot of boss about this particular election. one makes a difference from the previous ones who think one is this? yeah. will in that from the hebrews a nation or people against all resolved on people to see if the. 8 paren

assembly. our correspondent market korea has more from the 2nd largest city cono. hello jo, marco. so when we book at the top 3 candidates is one of them favored to win. i mean as opposed to say like sunday and to do that. and that's why we are in the process. right. it's not that, especially by the time we're going to yes, we're lots of people already coming out. the dissemination. what we have been, it's quite possible yet because i've called me and i've done both today, i believe at the end of the deal, i really will be able to know who becomes my, the rest president amongst the 3 top you know, context for the general election marvia and now leverage does ends up winning the vote and becoming nigeria new presidents will have to face a wide range of challenges. what are the most important one facing the country from the lease that you do know is security in the country? previously we used to think it's a carry out of the country, maybe that. but as we have seen over the area, it's gone across

and they've also been electing state governors and members of the national assembly dw lagossi bureau chief flourish chuck were, has more now from the se, in state of a nombre, flourish. we understand. many people are still lined up hours after voting was supposed to end. what's going on? seems like we're having some problems with irish there in nigeria. oh, she's back your back floors do carry on. okay. all right, so i'm currently in our noun, breastfeed napoleon unit. and as you can see behind me some people are still voting . actually there are about 3 pauline units here. one is done. the other one, the other 2 pauline units, people i still seem and that clearly pays the picture of what's going on around nigeria. some people are still voting somewhat as i finished to 14. wow. some haven't been able to afford that all for one reason or the or that. now all of this boils down to technical reasoning is like the network not working. you know, because of the technology that is being used to like logistic logistics problem. and also some places have reported violent attacks on to those p

second term, the proposals have unleashed turbulent debate in france as national assembly strikes by german services. trade union verdes will bring most air traffic in germany to a standstill on friday. germany's busiest hubs, frankfurt and munich have called off all passenger flights for friday. the strike oversold wage negotiations will also severely disrupt traffic and 5 other major airports. beijing has been to u. s. defense companies from trading with china over there, arms sales to taiwan. the commerce ministry added lockheed martin and raytheon to its so called unreliable entity list. top executives will be banned from entering china and the companies will be fined. it's not clear, however, how china will enforce the funds. maybe you've heard of quiet quitting. well, the former c e o of consumer products multinational unilever is warning companies of conscious quitting. paul pullman says younger employees want to work for companies that match their values and will quit. those that they find lacking his net positive organization has released a survey of workers between 18 and 4

assembly. for more we can speak to our correspondent amongst our coin, who has more from nigeria is 2nd largest city, can get to see you, marcus. so when we look at the top, 3 candid, this is one of them favor to when i supposed to do with the family and it will be eventually deleda presidents. the process started already, i'm just, well, we were here for 7 people coming out. once we do know i was the, i see and i'm feeling very much, is the dissemination of the people to make that decision to be able so that that whole now becomes president in the morning even though, well, well minutes late already bug proceed from my background you can see people are ready to begin to now will become president i, the end of the day will be able to most a month to 3 top contender who becomes the next president. right, well whoever it is, we do know that and juries new president is going to face numerous challenges. what are the most important one facing on top of that, some, fortunately i do know is security

neither of those really has much traction within the national assembly, but what they are also planning is this huge slew of amendments. $20000.00 proposed amendments to the legislation, which gives them more time, more opportunity to argue their case. and even if the president in micron does get the numbers in bottom, he doesn't have a majority for his own party anymore. even if he gets the numbers devoted through the delaying tactics could still stymie that. so that would leave him with another option which would be to force it through by decree, which in turn could lead to a confidence vote potentially fresh election. so the stakes are very high, but for him he sees this as a very important part of this 2nd batch. the most important part of his 2nd term tackling this extremely important, very thorny issue, but he's coming up against something that french people very much surprised the idea that they work until 62. they are then able to retire with dignity and enjoy a longer life expectancy. the people here now have fully in their retirement years . so this is something that he's dete

this fight upset to continue no matter what takes place in the national assembly over the next month, but make no mistake. emanuel not call his state his 2nd term of his presidency very much on this issue. so i made you conflict, but such a continue. yeah, sounds like it. okay, thank you so much. harry faucet, reporting from paris, a former british police officer has been sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for a series of offences including rape, committed over 2 decades. david carrick admitted to the crimes all working with london metropolitan police. hundreds of officers are now being investigated. sonya go, you go, has more. they all the 1st port of call for law enforcement and prevention of crime, in the case capital with unique responsibilities and challenges. get a crisis of competence has overshadowed london, metropolitan police some 800 police officers are being investigated for sexual am, domestic abuse. revelations of criminals within its ranks, including wayne cousins who abducted raped and murdered sara, ever odd. as she was walking home nearly 2 years ago, and david

assembly did up a user mako co is that a polling station in nigeria, 2nd largest city economy. and she told us once she was seen, they're supposed to do with the family will be eventually deleda presidents. the process started already. i mean, well we, we had several people coming out once we do know what's the, i see, and i've been very much in the dissemination of the people to make that decision to be able so that, that whole now becomes president in florida says, even though, well, when i had a few minutes late already bought the proceed from my background, you can see people are ready to begin to now will become president i the end of the day will be able to most a month to 3 top contender will become the next president right, well whoever it is, we do know that and i, during the new president is going to phase numerous challenges. what are the most important one facing on top of that list? unfortunately, i do know is security to the threats me. security remains acute chat and the what about becomes the ground running the code? that's 2nd. so that's why they called me beca

and they will also be elect and state governors and members of the national assembly. our correspondence, flo sugar has more from the state of our number i flourish the last time we spoke. voting was closing soon, but some people hadn't voted yet due to some issues. what's the situation now? oh, well, i had to move to another pauline units and where i am right now. voting has actually been dead via voici in the accounting devils, as you can see behind me. yeah, counting the senatorial votes right now and is the same thing across nigeria. many places have already ended their votes, the accounts india. they are both on you know, trying to combine or count all the results. but again, like i mentioned earlier, there are 2 places where electron is still taking place. people are still voting. some people are not able to work because of technical problems, but the large majority of people are wrapping up their voice right now. do we know if those technical issues are being resolved to make sure people can vote i have no information on without the technical problems are being

and i've been also electing state governors and members of the national assembly. in early i spoke with d, w legos, bureau chief flourish, chuck were i and asked her to tell us more about the issues that have been driving nigerians to the polling stations. i definitely if you talk to my insurance today, no by one on the lease would be the economy. now it's very difficult to prioritize or re l rates. nigeria, problems based on the level of urgency because it just seems like there's a myriad of problems and everything seems interconnected from the economy to security, to unemployment. you know, so niger and i really need desperate situation. and this is why we have seen this huge turnout. of course this is just walk pauline units. we have to wait on the data that comes out to actually tell us the level out with that. so not, but there has been a lot of galvanized me lot of you know what we think will involvement leading up to the elections and yet we hope to see that reflect somehow in the balance. okay. flourish. mohammed baris, on the way out, who are the main cont

and they've also been electing state governors and members of the national assembly will. earlier i spoke with d. w. lagos, bureau chief flourish, took laura and asked her to tell us more about the issues driving nigeria, nigerians to the ballot box. apologies for that already. are there flowers we're going to work on that and bring more of her to you in our next show. but we're going to move on now and talk about the barely knowledge the award ceremony for the 73rd 1000000000 international film festival is approaching its high point. the main jury headed out by actress kristen stewart is announcing the top prizes. the silver bay for best leading performance has gone to sophia tara for her role in 20000 species of bass. now she's the youngest performer ever to win in this category. soon will know which film got the golden best. the best picture 19 movies from around the world are vying for the coveted barely knowledge base. and the double use her lead, a borrow is on the red carpet for us. her leader, the award ceremony is under way. tell us a bit more about what we know s

a former south african national assembly member believes that all african union state should come together to revoke israel's observer status. well, either in the races above you do using the language to cell phone, which on i didn't. it's one character. we would hope that there will be a very strong united after the voice on the undermining of the so that any of the office on monday after that. but if there's an article, or how i hope that efficient action, for all the new official escorted the delegation out of the conference will be endorsed by the entire and ticket national products they from the african continent and some of the institutions african in particular. we hope that the normal indication extend it to be government discover more next step. i think private military company wagner was recently designated a criminal group by washington. is that mental warranted? and then what does up say about us military contractors on their adventures? the, it's right ahead ah, yet i was a, then i still am, i got the 3 will read to that, share. that office, you use them up, move up when they

assembly correspondence flows throughout how small from southeastern states of a number of hello, sorry, i'll vote and started hours ago. what's the latest? where are you off? well i'm here in a pauline unit in about an hour and i'm gras seats, southeastern nigeria. and as you can see behind me, hosting is still going on, what's in the supposed to up and dead by 2 50 pm. but this is around 3 o'clock and people are still in the system says seems to seems to be malfunctioning because a huge number of people that are seeing that they are unable to vote. because the system somehow isn't bringing up their names. and so here you can feel the frustration and you can feel be armed because people are really ready to vote. now this is not happening only here. we are getting the same reports across several important units across nigeria. so how all authorities dealing with that? well, a response from our services seems a bit slow. first of all, the ins officials, the electron officials, many of them arrived to the poorly units. and so what's in didn't even start when he was supposed to start. and

second term, the proposals have unleashed turbulent debate in france as national assembly strikes by german services. trade union verdes will bring most air traffic in germany to a standstill on friday. germany's busiest hubs, frankfurt and munich have called off all passenger flights for friday. the strike over stalled wage negotiations will also severely disrupt traffic at 5 other major airports. beijing has been to u. s. defense companies from trading with china over there, arms sales to taiwan. the commerce ministry added lockheed martin and raytheon to it's so called unreliable entity list. top executives will be banned from entering china and the companies will be fined. it's not clear, however, how china will enforce the funds. maybe you've heard of quiet quitting. while the former c e o of consumer products multinational unilever is warning companies now of conscious quitting. and paul pullman says younger employees want to work for companies that match their values and will quit those found lacking. his net positive organization has released a survey of workers between 18 an

assembly or correspondent america acoya has more from nigeria, 2nd largest city cano. so marco, who do you think is the favorite to win? marianne thank you so very much. i think that's a very interesting tough question. i know it's difficult to really say who is going to win because this is one election i mean by history where it's difficult to think that surely this candidate is the one always have a candidate once a week. what we do know what they're seeing is an avalanche, a sense of people wanting to participate in this election. i'm big voices heard and that's why they're coming out. you know, my, to be able to cut, for instance, i'm kind of looking at supposed to begin by, is that the i'm, i tell you before, several way here. and there were lots of people already, you know, in the police station waiting for the officials to bring them back. 0 booked into commence. so it's only the night there and both the day that was the family who becomes, you know, the next president of the country, maria and well, whoever does become nigeria is new president will of course ha

and they've been acting state governments and members of the national assembly as well. earlier i spoke with t w's lycos bureau chief flourish chuck laura, and asked her to tell us more about these delays that were keeping some nigerians from voting. right. so i'm currently in an umbrella state, napoleon units, and as you can see behind me, some people are still voting. actually be out about 3 pauline units here. one is done. the other one, the other 2 pauline units, people i still team and that clearly pays the picture of what's going on around nigeria. some people are still bored seen somewhere. those are finished to 14. wow . some haven't been able to afford that all for one reason or the or that. now all of this boils down to technical reasoning is likely network not working. you know, because of the technology that has been used to like logistic logistics problem. and also some places have reported violent attacks on to those places. 14 cannot hold that all the coefficients. electra body is actually monitoring what is going on. are cross manger air, okay. flurry. so

and they've also been selecting state governors and members of the national assembly as well. l . e. i spoke with d, w. slay ghost bureau chief flourish chuck laura and asked her to tell us more about the issues driving nigerians to fox. i definitely if you talk to my insurance today, no by one on the lease would be the economy. now it's very difficult to prioritize or re l rates. nigeria, problems based on the level of urgency because it just seems like there's a myriad of problems and everything seems these are connected from the economy to security to unemployment. you know, so nigerians are really in a desperate situation. and this is why we have seen this huge turn out. of course, this is just one pauline units. we have to wait on the data that comes out to actually tell us the level of data. and also there has been a lot of galvanized me a lot of you know, political involvement and leading up to the elections. 6 and yet we hope to see that reflect somehow in the fall loss. okay, flourish. mohammed baris, on the way out, who are the main contingency buying to replace him? wel

this is unit 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated and the way that they achieved that was by making this resolution as general as possible. simply stating the facts of its incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one members state to invade another member state. now the difficulty is there is a law reservations what have been lodged even as people, little lying nations have said, basically they're holding their motives while working. yes, at the same time because they feel that would have become a vote against your own charter. but what they're saying is, this wasn't the right resolution of the right time, because it doesn't emphasize the need for conflict resolution. it doesn't talk about image and piece talks though, talk about about as an immediate cease fire. and so there's key countries that have sustained and these are enormous countries. we're talking, you know, india fell africa, the brick stations and, and various others. they've been speaking saying, look, i mean, this isn't, this isn't helping us to was c

and those will be elected state governors and members of the national assembly g w corresponding to close to graph is covering the elections and the se, in state of a number. she told me more about what's happening on the ground. well, i had to move, so i know that pulling units and where i am right now, voting has actually ended via voici in the accounting devils, as you can see behind me. yeah. counting the senatorial votes right now and is the same thing? are cross nigeria, many places have already ended their votes, the account seemed they are both on, you know, trying to combine or count all the results. but again, like i mentioned earlier, there are 2 places where electron is still taking place. people are still voting. some people are not able to work because of technical problems, but the large majority of people are wrapping up their voice right now. do we know if those technical issues are being resolved to make sure people can vote? i have no information on the way that the technical problems are being resolved. as far as i know it's very difficult to reach reach. hi nick. i kn

second term, the proposals have unleashed turbulent debate in france as national assembly strikes by german services. trade union verdes will bring most air traffic in germany to a standstill on friday. germany's busiest hubs, frankfurt and munich have called off all passenger flights for friday. the strike over stalled wage negotiations will also severely disrupt traffic and 5 other major airports. they jing has been to us defense companies from trading with china over their arms sales to taiwan. the commerce ministry added lockheed martin and raytheon to it's so called unreliable entity list. top executives will be banned from entering china and the companies will be fined. it's not clear, however, how china will enforce the funds. maybe you've heard of quiet quitting. well, the former c o of consumer products multinational unilever is warning companies of conscious quitting. paul pullman says younger employees want to work for companies that match their values and will quit. those that they find lacking his net positive organization has released a survey of workers between 18 and

second term, the proposals have unleashed turbulent debate in france as national assembly strikes by german services. trade union verdes will bring most air traffic in germany to a standstill on friday. germany's busiest hubs, frankfurt and munich have called off all passenger flights for friday. the strike over stalled wage negotiations will also severely disrupt traffic at 5 other major airports. beijing has been to u. s. defense companies from trading with china over there, arms sales to taiwan. the commerce ministry added lockheed martin and raytheon to it's so called unreliable entity list. top executives will be banned from entering china and the companies will be fined. it's not clear, however, how china will enforce the funds. maybe you've heard of quiet quitting. well, the former c o of consumer products multinational unilever is warning companies of conscious quitting. paul pullman says younger employees want to work for companies that match their values and will quit. those that they find lacking his net positive organization has released a survey of workers between 18 and

assembly met on monday to debate the bill. africa direct is coming up next. don't algebra, thanks so much for watching. bye for now. the american people is spoken, but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much the social media companies know about you, and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look us politics the bottom line with with these bills in tomorrow, you know, address. they actually never bought. i don't know. i've never done it before. i'm just never i'm in my room but it just doesn't swim. does that sound bad? i jump into the streets otherwise i good. i was like a i'm but that's, that's how a lot of just learned how to assume a guys. but like, boys is to do that, i was very scared. i couldn't do it. i used to be the kid that i was watching and then just kind of still counting the head. but there was a lot of drawings an apparent bit as from doing it will only get one do not do not do not. they told me that if you're going to the ocean, never

the united nations general assembly is holding an emergency session just hours before the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. the assembly is considering a draft 10 point plan to end of the fighting, a plan outlined by the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy. the u.n. secretary general has repeated his calls for the conflict to end and has once again called for respect to be shown to the u.n. charter. delegates are expected to vote on the resolution shortly. our correspondent has followed the debate at the u.n. in new york and she joins me now. you have heard the german foreign minister's speech there before the u.n. general assembly . she basically told the worldwide germany is on ukraine's side. what stood out to you? >> what stood out to me was how emotional the speech started. she said it takes 45 minutes between hearing the sirens and a missile hits kyiv. and what these 45 minutes mean to the people, the parents, the children. that's her approach. she wanted to tell the world, to convince the world that this war matters for everyone. it matters to the people of ukra

assembly. are correspondents to flourish. to cora, ask more for manambra, steve, hello, flourish. what's the situation on the ground so far? well, so far things to look, look, i looking good hearing an address, we've gotten several reports. what's the 2 police units that were sent out, that we've been 14 seems to have gone to the slee, as you can see behind me, people last to avoid c election is still all going away, expected to wrap up by 230. so about 15 minutes time, they have been reports that there are some parts of nigeria and also our non breastfeed where electro materials didn't get to those places on time. so we are presuming that you would have to extend, you know, those times, but so far so good. i think it's been relatively peaceful. okay. you've been talking to people on the ground based on what they are seeing. what makes this election different from the previous ones? well, for one niger, i use me very critical point bought in when it comes to the economy. and also when it comes

assembly. it's quite rare for prosecutors to seek an arrest warrant for the leader of the largest opposition party in south korea. >>> it's been just over two weeks since south korea dropped its indoor mask mandate as its daily coronavirus cases dwindle. how people there are reacting to the change. >> reporter: at this cafe just outside seoul, customers aren't just coming for the snacks and drinks. many are enjoying the long-awaited chance to get together with other people without masks getting in the way. >> translator: it's so nice to be able to talk freely with my friends and see each other's faces. >> reporter: but not everyone is eager to ditch the masks. >> translator: i'm still worried when i'm in crowded places, so i keep wearing it. >> reporter: and it's not just those vulnerable. south korea leaves it up to personal discretion, whether someone wears a mask indoors. the exceptions are public transit or high-risk facilities like hospitals and pharmacies. but take a look inside any crowd

from 62 to 64 members of the national assembly met on monday to debate the bill. i guess on this former president have as much sheriff has been buried in his home city of karachi, 2 days after his death in the self imposed exile in dubai. at the age of 79, which i was taken to his final resting place in a convoy through the streets of karachi, he was buried with full military protocol that the army graveyard. the current prime minister and president did not attend, which i received power in a cool 999 and let the country until he was forced to resign in 2008. the world is next with a story of how to news his last monarch was deposed by its 1st president. let me ah ah. 2 ah indeed what m a naughty wonder no, losing woody lou lou. ready before this declaration of the republic, in 1957, denisia was an autonomous monarchy under the ottoman empire and the french for over 300 years. the ottoman name for a provincial governor was the bay and the her senior dentist hero to from the early 18th century, cannot lusciously snobbish. mm hm. so she been messing with libya, mone

last year we saw occupations of the national simile by women after the national assembly rejected a bill for a minimum of 35% women, but i definitely think the rest of the year, we are seeing some palpable developments. certainly a conversation like this on a stage like this is significant. >> thank you for all being on "inside story." can we speak about what it would mean to finally have a woman in a powerful position in nigeria? how significant and symbolic would it be to have a woman elected for the first time? >> i think it would be quite an exciting time. it would be inspiring, for not only the women, but the children, the girl child, and the very huge number of girl child, and even women, who are very marginalized politically, economically, and socially. this would be like a new beginning is what people will eventually feel. >> what chance do you give other women being elected in this election? >> it is really hard to tell. i think it is a close race. belani has a lot of support, and as you know, she is not the first woman to try. i think her chances somewhat depend perhaps on if t

it's the wording of resolution that's just been asked resoundingly by the united nations general assembly the you entered the rest of calling an emergency special session to ward on the 10 point plan to end the fighting. just ahead of the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of your train draft is illusion. e slash yes, 11 slash ella 7 is adopted. the message to moscow from the majority of the world's nations, cease hostilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately session. the resolution drafted by ukraine waste was passed by a $141.00 of the you ends $192.00 member nation session on the eve of the wars one year anniversary less l. the result is not binding. evan, but it shows the wide support ukraine has around the world. we are satisfied with the outcome. and the message is clear. it doesn't matter what russia thrice and how it attempts to undermine international order. and the coalition in support of ukraine, student tauriel, integrity, it fails one time after another. as follows. only 6 nations joined russia in voting against the resolution, which also calls for investi

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right now, the national assembly session is going on and i believe about this attack, i would say rhetoric and settlement would not solve the real purpose. you can see this is less parliament. they should discuss this issue. they should make a strategy to deal with this menace and i would say opposition should -- to chalk out a strategy -- there is need of unity to deal with this issue. anchor: are we going to see unity in the aftermath of this attack? imran khan has been very much opposed to this government, calling for elections in pakistan. are we going to see more unity in the aftermath of this attack or not? guest: if players are not on the same page. we are seeing that. they peace agreement, these militants in pakistan and they are scattered now. it's difficult to find, but our defense minister has hinted a military operation would be the option in the near future. anchor: can the pakistani governor -- pakistani government, which is having to deal with a multitude of crises and an economic crisis and energy crisis, is waiting for a bailout from the imf, can it also take on and win th

assembly, they're going to try to get the measure scrapped or put it to a referendum. neither of those things likely to get through. then the next phase is likely to be a whole raft of amendments. they're proposing some $20000.00 amendments to this legislation, which is due to be debated over the course of the coming month time to delay at time to make their arguments publicly once again in opposition. as for the president's party, while his prime minister has offered a slight concession, but 20 year olds and 21 year olds, would be allowed to retire at $62.00 as well. that is something that may bring the conservative. they report on board and off to get their votes as well, which could see the bill through. however, even then the delay, in fact, the opposition could make that very difficult. so there is another option open to the president of a decree of the constitution instrument that could just force this legislation through that carries real risks though the potential no confidence vote a fresh elections, but it could be a risk that president macro feels is worth t

you're not the nations general assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favor of a resolution calling on russia to withdraw from ukraine. the u. s. ukraine on the e. you wanted a strong show of unity against russia on anniversary of the invasion. but some key nations abstained that she had return, see no reports. this non binding resolution was based on a fundamental principle of the un charter. it is against international law for one member state to invade another ukraine and the you wanted as many member states as possible to vote in favor of their drove a new from recent history that anything more strongly worded would lose support. and the strategy paid off with $141.00, if the $193.00 members of the un general assembly voting in favor 7 voting against . and 32 abstaining. the message is clear. it doesn't matter what russia thrice and how it attempts to undermine international order. and the coalition in support of ukraine started tauriel integrity. it fails. these $141.00 countries reiterated a clear demand to russia withdraw. withdraw immediately, completely and unconditionally, fr

so coming up a call for peace from the united nation, the un general assembly votes overwhelming me for an immediate and complete withdrawal of russian forces from ukraine. some big countries abstained from the vote, will tell you who want to plucks the european commission issues a staff wide band on tick tock. staff will have to delete the chinese app from their work phones over security concerns. tick tock calls the ban. misguided ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. ukrainians are marking one year to the day since russian president vladimir putin launched a full scale invasion of their country. it was about 5 in the morning when putin's military fired off the 1st in a series of missile attacks targeting locations around keith as well as the cities of car. he's close to the russian border. they plan to take the entire country in days. but one year on a grinding war of attrition has said in a long, a 1000 kilometer front line. let's take a look now at how moscow's initial plan faltered and what the next steps might look like. as it ramps up a new offensive. one year ago, russia