it's part of the national guard under the ministry of interior. and i would suspect that there are still alter nationalists from the early period in this regiment. some perhaps new writing figures in the, in the regiment. but it is not any longer following a political agenda, but has soldiers of different kinds. and perhaps also probably also some with the far right background and including some from the early but battalion that was indeed founded by far right extremists. so we don't know much about actually the exact composition of the regiment. but the people who were recruited to this regiment since 2014, we're not recruited on the basis of their political views, but are on the basis of their quality for. ready military service, or would russia's justice ministry be right then to ask the supreme court to declare ukraine's as of a terrorist organization, as we are just being told through use coming through right now. well, it will then be justified to declare it may be many military units around the world as terrorist because there are, if you s

when people they left or they were later driven out when they are ministry of the interior to control and now i have lost you. i think you're all right. ok, yes. well, let's talk about the situation in the east. russian troops have just pulled back from khaki for where you are. now, what is the latest on fighting in that region? so russians will so put back, they were 1st driven away from the city almost on to the border. and now we've been hearing that there withdrawing or have already withdrawn in some places. the city is now calm. we have been all today. it's still people are still very few people on the street. some people do not seem to trust this. the shops are still barricaded and it's very, it's a very empty city, really empty. and you can still see a lot of damage here. the city has been hit hard, many houses, bonds, you can really see how, how plays flew over the streets, dropping a bomb here and here and here the clusters of damage building. so the city is really just just a few days that the city has been able to breathe a bit more freely. i used to feel that it's not actu

the ministry of interior have more 4 to 5000 troops from the 70s on me to assure the security and the transparency of this election. so today, a total of $718.00 candidates are running for 128th seats in the parliament, which is equally divided between muslims and the christians. one of the concerns for to day is the law turn out so that the leader of the sunni movie, future movement parties, saturday, who was also the former prime minister and how the largest sunday been look in the parliament and asked that he is part. he's not going to run in this elections and his support. there's also pull attorneys to boy put the election on this increase the concerns about the law turner. why it's important because that high turnout in this company is regarded as a force of legitimacy for the political system in this country. so this elections are quite important because it's not going to only determine who is going to have the majority in the parliament, but it will have a remarkable impact on who will be there next president, and who will be the next prime minister in the country. hundreds of

of the interior with a number of questions relating to operation, looked so the ministry replied, saying that it would not provide a statement or give an interview there referred al jazeera to the public prosecutor's office in grants, but when approached, they did not reply don't tit for read half as was one of those questioned in the operation. he was born in austria and lectured in politics at the university of salzburg. he co founded the muslim youth of austria and has been campaigning against his lamb, a phobia for several years. and one other thing that happened on was that they left a full bullet on back there under the broken glass of the window, which in different languages around the world is clearly understood as a threat. i am a scholar, i'm an academic, i don't deal with bullets and weapons. i have no experience, right? i mean obviously if you watch movies, a bullet left bullet full bullet is a method, right? looking outside operation. look, so tomorrow i'll miss how also match osama had the well has no. he was manager of mcdonald's in vienna and got caught up in the one man

it was incorporated into the ukrainian military, the ukrainian national guard under the ministry of the interior. most of these original founders left the battalion and it became more something like an elite troop. it never completely bash at the symbols of the beginning stage but most of these right wing people left or were later driven out when they -- the ministry has taken control. i lost you, i think. yes. >> let us talk about the situation in the east. russian troops are pulled back from kharkiv. what is the latest on the fighting in the region? >> russian troops have pulled back. they were driven away from the city almost until the border. we have been hearing that they are withdrawing or have already withdrawn in some places. the city is called. we have been out today. people are on the street, some people do not seem to trust this. shops are barricaded. it is very empty. eerily empty. it is hard, many houses are bombed. you can see how planes flew over certain streets dropping a bomb here and here. clusters of damaged buildings. the city is just a few days that the city has bee

of the interior to the more precise. and most of these original founders left the battalion and it became more something like an elite troop. it never completely like the symbols of the beginning they stayed, but the most of these are right, right. when people they left or they were later driven out when they they administered, interior took control and now i have lost you. i think you're all right. ok. yes. well, let's talk about the situation in the east. russian troops have just pulled back from khaki for where you are. now, what is the latest on fighting in that region? so russian troops are pulled back. they were 1st driven away from the city almost on to the border and now we've been hearing that there withdrawing or have already withdrawn in some places. the city is now calm. we have been all today. it's still, people are still very few people are on the street. some people do not seem to trust this. the shops are still barricaded and it's very, it's a very empty city. really empty. and you can still see a lot of

it's not for the israeli military, i believe it's in their ministry of interior and they have stated a clear and tend to investigate. and the secretary welcome that, that investigation. and obviously we look forward to seeing what the investigation finds out, but i'm not going to get ahead of it or speculate about what the outcomes might be one way or the other. but you don't think that there is a bit of room for concern considering it is israel. that is accused of killing the journalist. and if it was another country that said that killed an american journalist, maybe the u. s. wouldn't be so well coming to allowing for that country to investigate itself, let's say what's wrong or if i appreciate the chance, the opportunity here to get me to speculate about investigations that haven't been started it for events that hasn't happened yet. we welcome the fact that there will be an investigation. we've made clear. we want to see this investigation be thorough and transparent and complete. but i also don't think it serves anybody's purpose to get ahead of it when it's ongoing and it hasn

he lost the battle for tripoli, in fact, against him when he was the ministry of interior of the last government. but since making a deal together in the east. and so the bank ozzy and so brook they have now polluted to try to creep into the city of the dead of night. 3 in the morning a spark, a war in the knowledge. the international community won't do anything about it. number one, because that consumed all the bandwidth is consumed by ukraine, the number to recent history shows that they can. i mean the last time this happened and tenure gets errors was interpreted, un chief himself on april 4th doesn't one scene. and under a barrage of bullets did not come out and can them sleep after because the permanent members of the security council wouldn't let him, including russia and france. and then later france wouldn't allow for a statement to condemn him or sanction. so once you've joined that side and you've rehabilitated someone after the sky's the limit, and i think that's today where the civil christine lies. the emboldened by western or international inaction and this hope of doi

of interior protecting you against terrorism. and the operation was directed towards people who couldn't even be suspected to be that number or in that, in that kind of awe of armor, again, say go, yeah, rel cannuck, his view is in line with the statement made by austria's then interior minister, the same day as the operation looked, so res, call me hammer, is now the austrian chancellor, and refer to the operation as a necessary response to the solo. i still attack a quote, successful measure taken against so called political islam. but the position is not clear. the grants prosecutors official line remained that operation looked, saw had been months in the planning, and this is borne out by documents uncovered by tamar al miss holland, his team. some of from the former austrian intelligence service, the federal agency for state protection and counter terrorism, or b, the t these documents detail interrogations following the raids on the 9th of november 2021 dated 6 months before the raids is from the grants public prosecutor's

that's according to the ukrainian ministry of interior in a statement published today. if you would like to help the people of ukraine, we have put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits. it is on our website, abc7news.com/fake. dan:action who went to update the forecast one more time. sandhya: let's take a look at live doppler 7. no rain on the radar, not expecting it anytime soon. could be a few sprinkles on friday. 59 degrees in half moon bay. tomorrow the fog will be sitting there. 76 degrees in walnut creek. 85 and 88 degrees in antioch. tomorrow will be the warmest day, especially for inland areas in the mid-to-upper 80's as a check at high-speed mid-50's coast side. 60's and 70's around the bay. it will get much cooler thursday. it is a tuesday deal, today was warmer, tomorrow even warmer away from the clothesline. possible sprinkles on friday. not a done deal. one computer model is hinting at the potential for some showers as we head towards early next week. once again, it is one computer model. the accuweather seven-day forecast, summerlike warm

a germans interior ministry has raised a rainbow flag to mark the international barragan's homophobia trans phobia. and by phobia, they aims to raise awareness of world wide l g b t writes violations. in april, the government authorized raising the rainbow flag at federal building to mock pride. march is all global algae beach events. interior minister nancy phaser said they wanted to show solidarity with people affected by discrimination and exclusion . now, to the french riviera where the 7th, if i can, film festival has opened after cancelled 2020 additionally scaled back event last year. it's the 1st time since the start of the pandemic, the festivals being held without any restrictions even kisses. on the red carpet alert, he w scott roxborough and adrian kennedy. happy envious job of watching some of the films the cam film festival returns to relative normality after 2 years of covey to pandemic disruption. ad can is taking off looking to be chalk gun again, cove. it also put breaks on the release of top gun, maverick, which will finally have its international launch. one isn't.

but this may be his last chance to kind of attack what his ministry minister of interior was cooling traces is really forces have shot dead, a palestinian man who trying to enter israel through the separation barrier in the occupied westbank. another palestinian man was killed by israeli police in a separate incident following a stabbing attempt. it happened near the damascus gate. the use foreign policy chief says the appointment of hong kong new chief executive violates democratic norms. john lee led the crackdown on pro democracy protestors and was the only candidate in a secret ballot vetted by china's government. adrian brown reports from hong kong with china's endorsement. it was just a question of how big john lee's winning margin would be to give the appearance of an open contest, the secret votes were presented to the election committee before being counted. congratulations, a landslide. 1416 boats. in his acceptance speech, lee promised to leader hong kong that was carrying open, vibrant and vigilant safeguarding. our country sovereignty. national security and development i

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i believe it's in their ministry of interior and they haven't stated a clear intent to investigate and the secretary welcome that, that investigation. and obviously we look forward to seeing what the investigation finds out. but i'm not going to get ahead of it or speculate about what the outcomes might be one way or the other, what you don't think, but there is a bit of room for concern. considering good is, is role that is accused of killing a journalist. and if it was another country, and i'd say about killed an american journalist, maybe the u. s. won't be so well coming to allowing for that country to investigate itself, let's say was iran or yeah, i appreciate the chance the opportunity here to get me to speculate about investigations that haven't been started for events that hasn't happened yet. we welcome the fact that there will be an investigation. we've made clear. we want to see this investigation be thorough and transparent and complete. but i also don't think it sort of serves anybody's purpose to get ahead of it when it's ongoing and it hasn't, hasn't concluded. so let's

, but this may be his last chance to kind of attack what his ministry minister of interior was calling traits is. holman's rights activists and mexico are demanding justice for victims of gender based violence. dozens marched towards the presidential palace in a capital mexican city. demonstrators included relatives of fam, aside victims, survivors of sexual violence and feminist groups. the u. n says on average 10 women are killed every day in mexico. an iconic portrait of marilyn monroe is going under the hammer in the u. s. on monday. mandy warhols 19th sixty's paintings expected to become the most expensive 20th century artwork ever to sell at auction. kristen sidney has more from new york a modern day. mona lisa, that's how the chairman of christie's is describing a portrait of marilyn monroe, anti war halls, shot sage blue marilyn is up for auction, one of the series, the 1st to be auctioned off in nearly 25 years, were all created. the iconic silkscreen image of monroe after the actress died of a sleeping pill overdose in 1962 some 60 years later, the public is still fascinated

yes so why we were there of one of the areas assisting with search the minister, ministry of interior showed up, which is the number three high ranking political official showed up to personally meet us. and thank us and then the following day we were called into the capital for a very special meeting with all of ukraine's top fire officials. minister of interior and members of parliament to thank us for what we did called his trailblazers for being the first of its kind ever aid mission in the world for firefighters to assist firefighters in a hospital and hostile environment . gosh, eric, that's got to make you feel really good. this was a team effort we had again. we had firefighters from northern california from contra costa county consume this fire, which is up near sacramento. jackson hole. fire department. worthington fire department. uh south dakota kansas city metro area, and i said one from australia and one from germany were. we are an international effort for the common purpose of help our fellow firefighters out . you certainly were eric and you mentioned that this was th

the foreign ministry working on a visa us with the interior ministry of course, also doing back checks and who's coming here saying the of course the people are coming to germany, need to be have the back check. a security check, of course to make sure who is coming into this country. so was a pretty interesting idea, not to refer only to those fleeing the war in ukraine, but also those who want to flee russia and to will be received with open arms in germany. but he made thank you very much. that was the w, corresponded benjamin outros gruber at maize, about palace just north of berlin. and as we heard there, the european commission president has called on you to ban oil imports from russia . ursula on their line addressed the european parliament in strossberg. she outlined a 6th package of sanctions against moscow over its war on ukraine and call pro phased embargo on russian oil imports. by the end of the year is with each commission president had to say, today we are addressing our dependency on russian oil. and let's be clear, it will not be easy because some member states are str

of the interior with women, walked to bogotÁ and made one of the most extraordinary statements for the afro colombian people and women and for all colombian people. so the two of them have a legitimacy with regards to the critical approach to the establishment. and they do threaten what is established there. rodolfo hernandez come on the other hand -- and you must understand this clearly -- portrays himself and has done a as an antiestablishment candidate. so if you add petro votes and hernandez, there was a massive antiestablishment vote and one believes many of the people who voted for hernandez honestly believed that he was -- his promises and finishing with corruption. he lies. he manipulates. and that is confusing a lot of people. and it is confusing people and at context where political participation and activity has been reduced to voting. and even voting, an electrode process, has been reduced to preconceived and pre-manipulated outcomes. if in colombia, only the elites went and you have no choice beyond that. so what is missing in colombia and has been missing in colombia all

but this may be his last chance to kind of attack what his ministry minister of interior was cooling traitors. the king of saudi arabia will remain in hospital to rest after undergoing a colonoscopy at a hospital in jetta. according to saint media, 86 year old, king solomon's results were fine, but they did not say how long he will be admitted for. he had gallbladder surgery 2 years ago, and the king's also had the battery of his hot pacemaker replaced in march. syrian president bashar assad has visited a ron supreme leader, ayatollah ali harmony in tehran. i sat also met present abraham bra he see during what was his 2nd trip since the syrian war began. 11 years ago, iran sent fighters and billions of dollars to the syrian president. that, along with assistance from russia, helped him turn the war round in his favor. lebanese people living in 40 countries are eligible to begin early voting in their parliamentary election, close to 200000 lebanese, are registered to cast ballast in the us, canada, and the european union. the election next sunday's a 1st since the financial crisis beg

we need to ensure that the interior ministry is making sure we don't get a bunch of suffice here. but we look at who's actually coming that we have to work together with the trade unions to ensure that we can help. and will these people go to work on her? no one can do it on their own. we can only do it if we really worked closely together. another example not to off of what we discussed when that was not getting recorded the media attention that he could through jim mr. had talked about this a little bit as well through food scarcity. heart is going to impact massively on parts of the world who are already religious, really struggling, who are having political turbulence as it is in the subordinate. and it's not just about preventing starvation, which is a big enough job of stopping people from starving in this situation. long smith, but also from that through our food supply, political stability isn't a block created or huddled in the opposite is true. however, if people are hungry, this will lead to more political instability in situations that are already almost potentially un

measures taken by the interior ministry, serious concerns remain about possible violations of the electoral process. people here say there is no real turn mechanism to prevent irregularities. and as 11 on political parties have really been held accountable for their actions, there is little hope that this time will be different. instead of that, i'll just 0 beta. nice, and the somali capital market issue are imposing a curfew ahead of an election on sunday. the government says armed groups are threatening attacks to disrupt the process embers of parliament due to elect the next president after much delay web. take a look at some of the candidates shake. sharif amid was president of somalia once before. and he want to be president again. his government was credited with developing somalis, constitution, and building the national army. after the central government collapse in 1991. it was criticized for corruption. i want to build a government that gives me rights to all the somali people and provide security and justice to this morning for trying to include all political functions and for sp

measures taken by the interior ministry, series concerns remain about possible violations of the electoral process. people here say there is no real returns mechanism to prevent irregularities. and as in lebanon, political parties have rarely been held accountable for their actions. there is little hope that this time will be different. crystal, c, r o 0 battle. making fun much more on our web sites, where there is a section dedicated to sharing a block there honoring her life and the global reaction to her death. the address that is al jazeera dot com ah, this is out there, and these are the top stories of their journals. sharina barkley has been laid to rest and occupied east jerusalem. 3 days after she was shot and killed by israeli forces. thousands gathered for her funeral on friday. it's ruins. funeral procession was disrupted when israeli forces attacked more news carrying her casket and strolled widespread condemnation. a mutiny response from the us run car is near the hospital where israeli forces.

measures taken by the interior ministry series concerns remain about possible by emissions of the electoral process. people here say there is no real de turner's mechanism to prevent the irregularities. and as in lebanon, political parties have rarely been held accountable for their actions. there is little hope that this time will be different. crystal, c, r, o, 0 battle. at least at 27 people have died in a fire that broke out in a building in india's capital city. police in new delhi say more than 40 people are in hospital. dozens of others have been rescued. the blade started on the 1st floor of the building, which mostly contains officers while returning now to our coverage of the funeral of our colleague sherry. and i bought a, one of the people who worked closely with her as ronnie, as a bonnet. she is an algebra producer and the ramana bureau. she describes what sharina and her life meant to her shooting was the rock for those who needed support and voice for those who had none in the past 20 years that worked with her, she was always down to earth 1st home the 1st year professional

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the interior minister device was hacked, using the same software found on the funds of the prime minister and the defense minister last week israeli security firm, which makes the pegasus spyware, says it only sells to government agencies. spanish media reports say the head of the government intelligence has been set because of this security breach. still ahead on al jazeera, changing the political landscape. ladies of lebanon's, anti government, take their fights, the ballad, i think that victory upcoming elections and the dangers of being a woman in mexico protest is accused the government of filing to solve a growing list of crime. ah, the 2 areas are very wet weather coming up in south. he says, you cannot tell from this necessarily where the focus will be. but if you look from west pop your up through the, by the archipelago and up to a sudden, philippines, that looks fairly wet. the same is true in parts of borneo, but really the focus is going to be further west. and it's not so much smarter as running up from singapore, up to the south of thailand in towards the bangkok or me. and

we've asked the spanish interior ministry for comments. we'll let you know of any response we get anatoly. shari is a prominent critic of the ukrainian government. he's accused lovers lensky and his allies of embezzlement. numerous financial misdeeds, the ukrainian government, and turn accuses sharie of treason and inciting, ethnic, or racial hatred. earlier this year, the political party he founded was suspended along with other opposition parties following the criticism they had of the printing government. mom should read all your life for the 30 years of ukrainian independence. at least you're told that white is black. in recent years, it happens all the time. this is a white wall, but you're told it's black. you're a normal, adequate person is told you are pro russian, the pro kremlin. you are paid by the kremlin. and those of you who suddenly thought that the government has changed because of the war are greatly mistaken about this power has become different. it has become worse. mr. sherry has been under scrutiny by kid for over a de

measures taken by the interior ministry, serious concerns remain about possible violations of the electoral process. people here say there is no real turn mechanism to prevent irregularities. another level on political parties have rarely been held accountable for their actions. there is little hope that this time will be different. this was out of that. i'll just be a little while list return to tell a story the out is there, a family around the world is in morning. as we pay tribute to our friend and colleague, serene work has strengthened our resolved to do our job and hold power to account the impunity that many governments around the world, including israel's demonstrates must and it should not come at the cost or the expense of john at his life, more needs to be done to protect journalists. journalism is not a crime. showing stances hate is hard at al jazeera, she become part of the dna of this network. but it also highlights wider issues in the continuous targeting of civilians, by the israeli military, and the impunity for crimes against journalists worldwide. journalism is not a cr

measures taken by the interior ministry, serious concerns remain about possible violations of the electoral process. people here say there is no real turn mechanism to prevent irregularities. another level on political parties have really been held accountable for their actions. there is little hope that this time will be different. instead of that, i'll just be like it's not as one of crawford, water shortages as temperatures reach nearly 50 degrees celsius, some areas across the country of experiencing a severe heat wave since april. i'll just come, i'll hide a reports from as long about i'm on the outskirts of islam abad, and we've been reading some of the farmer and have just taken care of their rate crop. but i can tell you one thing is 42 degrees already here. and they said only the mid of may average temperatures around this time of day. busy regarding our normal lead, 3536 degrees and the major logical department of god had issued a warning came, the temperature may rise by 9 degrees in some places. now it should be no day that jacob odd and the southern province of kendrick corded

measures taken by the interior ministry. serious also as remain about possible remissions of the electoral process people here. so there is no real disorders mechanism to prove irregularities. and as an lebron on political parties have really been held accountable for their actions, there is little hope that this home will be different. was from server all to 0 bill. i know his stories are falling a u. k prime minister boris johnson or visit northern island on monday as a power sharing crisis. that deepens the northern ireland assembly fell to elect a new speaker. after the democratic unionist party said it would not support the process because of issues linked to breaks. it devolved administration is now unable to function off the election last week. the d p says the e u and the u. k. government must resolve problems with the post brack set trading agreement. big to hers, protest is a questioning the result of the presidential election. the philippines now just days after further down marco's junior overwhelmingly won the unofficial count advisors at florence louis been following the elec

we see the heaviest security measures. interior ministry has deployed 4 to 5 housing tubes from the lebanese army to secure and to ensure the security and the transparency of this election. so today, a total of $718.00 candidates are running for $128.00 seats in the parliament, which is equally divided between muslims and christians. however, neither muslims nor the christians are united, traditionally, in lebanon. there have been 2 competing camps that there were divided and now this, this discount or the 14 march coalition, which is led by the did the shia muslims and also joined by the christians. on the other hand, the 8th march, called the ed that the 14 much clinician also we see this is led by this for me as, as some christian fractions as well. however, today, the leader of the sudanese saturday and the prior to the former prime minister said that the in his part is not going to run in this elections. and that is increasing the concerns that this decision will lead to a oh, good luck in the election in the county. hi to look is always regarded as a point to commit to mercy for the go

liverpool football club is demaing an apology on the french interior ministry. they say he has solidly reputation of their fans with distortions of the truth. the aftermath of the champion's league final becomes more angry and bitter by the day. we will have reaction from a fan's perspective. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has tuesday welcome to the 6th package of european union sanctions against russia, but criticized what he called an onyx optimal delay in the bloc agreeing the latest measures. he spoke in kyiv and said 50 days passed between the fifth and sixth sanction packages, a situation on except the bow for us. meanwhile -- a situation unacceptable for us. meanwhile, emmanuel macron gave his reaction. >> concerning the war in ukraine, firstly, a sixth package of sanctions, which is important. it bans and to section three televisual journals and to cut the biggest bank off from the swift system which holds 35% of the russian market. and for the first time, to sanction oil. m

results that most likely will be announced by the interior ministry to tomorrow morning. but already already the observer is on the ground, the lebanese observers. they are reporting violations in many polling station saying for example, representatives of the different parties they're entering polling both while voters are actually casting their balance balance. and it's not just that there's so much tension in the street. you know, it has been building up for some time now political social tensions already. there have been altercations and a number of pulling stations across the country between supporters of the different political parties. supporters from has been a month, for example, have been accused of forcing observers to leave pulling stations in the south of the country. they are strong hold as well as then i'll make so maybe later today, once the official results are going to be announced, a lot of officials may be crying foul accusing that there were, there was a, there was electoral fraud or intimidation. so a lot at stake, but a lot of tension on the ground.

i'm a lot of traffic in the streets queues outside polling stations 2 hours ago, the interior ministry, a report to the 15 percent voter turnout. they're expected to issue an update shortly. we've been speaking to people here, many of them are telling us that this could be a make or break really a for this country that they're pinning a lot of hopes for change. but at the same time, they acknowledge that there's only so much change that, that, that can happen because the newcomers, the coalitions that were born from the protest movement back in 2019 are still weak . they're still divided. they're still unorganized. but they believe even if they can win 10 seats out of the $128.00 c, parliament change can begin. but in the wider picture, this electoral battle is between 2 camps. the what is known here in lebanon as the pro iranian camp has bala and its allies at this point in time. they have the majority in parliament, and then you have the traditional opponents of has below the pro west pro saudi camp. 6 they are trying to make gains, so there's so much it's fake for all the different

the interior ministry has deployed some 45000 troops to ensure the security and transparency of his elections. a total of $718.00 candidates are running for the $128.00 seats in parliament, equally divided between muslims and christians. however, neither the muslims nor the christians are united in lebanon. traditionally, 2 competing camps have been dominate in politics for nearly 2 decades. the much 8 coalition that includes brought iranian and prosperity and party is allied christian for the patio to woman and she was them as will law and m al moment on the other side has been much 14 coalition which consists anti iranian and anti syrian protease such as christian lebanese forces, sunday was the future moment. andrews muslim, progressive socialist party. but things have now changed. former prime minister south. how did he will is the future moment that previously how the biggest cinderblock in parliament is bull caught in the elections effectively. and in the march 14 coalition and leaving destinies without the luther. how did he support his how called on the soonest to boycott the election

he has retained the confidence of emmanuel macron at the ministry of economy and finance. the same person stays on his interior minister, but there was change. the biggest surprise was the new minister of europe in foreign affairs. >> [speaking in french] reporter: she needs her position as france's ambassador to the u.k., replacing the long serving minister. >> [speaking in french] reporter: this person has been a minister of solidarity, autonomy, and disabled people, previously was the first disabled deputy to be elected to the national assembly in 2012. >> [speaking in french] reporter: a historian specializing in minority rights in the u.s. is head of the national museum of immigration named education minister. last year, he said france has to confront its colonial past. another notable promotion is the person who steps down as spokesperson to take over the role of the ministry of public action and accounts. the new government is composed of 27 members, of which 13 are women. anchor: we can now bring in paul smith, a professor in studies at the university of nottingham

the interior ministry says french authorities were caught off guard by local hooligans. organizes originally blamed a delayed kick off on english fans arriving late. but officials later admitted that was not the case. it watching dw news coming up next in d, w. news asia, china dangled security and trade deals in the south pacific during a diplomatic blitz, why some nations are signing up and others are wary. plus boxing brawls inspired by a hollywood film again, a cult following in thailand. war coming up after the break with b rush, banner, g, and d, w, use asia. and don't forget, you can always get the news around the clock up on our website. that is d w dot com or you find us on social media. i'll be back with the latest headlines at the top of the hour until then. thanks for watching with ah, with who i standing out when is. ah, and when is it dangerous? an extent with on preventing must panicking and making gather lisa tomorrow to day. 60 minutes on d. w. is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it diffic

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a senior interior ministry official said the russians are also very worried about ukraine's counteroffensive, to the north of kharkiv. at the same time, to the south, this newly installed government of kherson just asked to become part of russia. >> so, kherson was the first major city taken by vladimir putin's forces. and in response, an adviser to ukraine's president zelenskyy said, quote, the invaders may ask to join even mars or jupiter. the ukrainian army will liberate kherson, no matter what games with words they play. let's go to the anchor of out front erin barnett. she's in kyiv. now, erin, we understand the people are going to be given russian passports? >> reporter: right, they're gist going to plow ahead with this. you quoted the ukrainian official there, you can ask to join mars or jupiter, you'll see what happened. president zelenskyy in ukraine made it clear that they're not moving from any territory that is ukrainian. they're not going to see this in any way, shape or form. but the leader of kherson said we're not going to bother with a referendum, we're just going to join th

oh, for terminus. interior ministry has right a rainbow flag to mock international day against a homophobia chance phobia. and by phobia they aims to raise awareness of world wide l. g. b, t of rights violations in april of a government authorized raising the flag at federal government to buildings. to mob cried marchers with global algebra. 2 events, interior minister, the phases said they wanted, they wanted to show solidarity the people affected by discrimination and exclusion . b, r i. the day's almost done. the conversation, however, continues on the line. you can find this on twitter, either at dw news, we can follow me at have a good day with caught red handed, massive ships, dumb, poisonous waste water into the world ocean accused. and n g o is investigating 1500 cases in b, u waters alone. but were there consequences, deceitful cover up tactics ensure a huge province for those responsible made in germany. next, dw, do you must roam, shall is time to beat under the skin. how sensitive an old and to real mom you come least facts and oh, looters, tips to twin work wonders those who wa