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Two no-confidence votes against French President Emmanuel Macrons government have failed in the countrys parliament

Pretty jittery and investors, as you say, are prettyjittery and nervous so all eyes are on the federal reserve and what its going to do interest rates policy and more generally, we are going to have to pause for breath and see what happens to investor sentiment in the days to come. thank you very much for your time. the french government has narrowly survived a vote of no—confidence in parliament, over its controversial pension reform. a total of 278 mps voted in favour of the motion, just nin...

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Earlier, emmanuel macron�*s government narrowly survived a vote of no confidence over the plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. now on bbc news, its hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. chinas president xijinping is in moscow for a state visit with a man now wanted for war crimes. such is the geopolitical fallout from vladimir putins invasion of ukraine. the fact that the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for the russian president wont deter him ...

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Meagan fitzgerald joins us from paris. talk to us about these no confidence votes and the nature of these protests. >> reporter: those protesters gathering behind me here now for the fifth day in a row since we saw french president emmanuel macron push through that pension reform bill bypassing a vote in parliament raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. all eyes are on legislators as they are getting ready to vote on those two motions of no confidence. not likely to pass. it looks like at thi...

Passport and all the rest of it clearly was in breach of the fourth geneva convention, contrary to the rome statute, and it was about collecting evidence that we could present to judges. and a lot of this was not denied. a lot of these fundamental aspects of the case were viewed or worn as badges of honour by some of the individuals in the russian federation and the individuals subject to the warrants, and this is why it was necessary to go in that direction. kenyas court of appeal has dealt ano...

Under the new regulations, only one bar will be allowed to operate per town in the region worst affected by alcoholism. but not everyone is happy with this rule. the bbc�*s emmanuel igunza reports from central kenya. central kenya is battling what the government warns is an alcohol and drugs epidemic. since like this are common here. authorities blame it on the high number of unregulated pubs and bars and an influx of cheap, listed ruse. so pubs and bars and an influx of cheap, listed ruse.—...

Heading overseas by train, the early service to france, arriving in the courtyard of the elysees palace... is france a friend ori foe, prime minister? a reminder that relations have been bumpy of late. but look at this, a warm parisian breeze, pleasantries and handshakes, arm in arm, hand in hand. the two leaders met for an hour and 20 minutes, although we were eased out rather sooner. later, they almost gushed in mutual admiration. i believe todays meeting does mark a new beginning, an entente ...

The summit was exceptional and a moment of reunion, of reconnection. and the prime minister set out why they thought a new deal for dealing with migrants was necessary. emmanuel and i share the same belief — criminal gangs should not get to decide who comes to our countries. within weeks of my coming into office, we agreed our largest ever small boats deal and today, weve taken our cooperation to an unprecedented level to tackle this shared challenge. todays new deal will see more than double ...