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BATANGAS CITY: Dr. Tirso Ronquillo, president of Batangas State University (BatStateU), The Philippines National Engineering University, has pledged to be at the forefront of driving innovation as he officially took oath as an executive member- academe representative of the National Innovation Council (NIC) in accordance with R.A. No. 11293, the Philippine Innovation Act.

He said that language is super important to him. thats what hell be listening for. you got the sense from him when he was speaking at a press conference earlier today that perhaps that language is there from the g7, smaller group than nato, seven versus 31, easier to get agreement and alignment perhaps, thats what he will feel good about taking home plus the short-term military aid and the long-term military aid, theyre important, but that language right now seems very important to him. >> nic, ...

Russia may not want to renew it. but as far as these attempted strikes go, jake, there is so often no rhyme or reason to what russia is doing beyond wanting to sow terror in ukraine. >> nic, nato put out an official announcement. its called a communique that said in part, quote, ukraines future is in nato, but nato also knocked down ukraines membership process as happening imminently. yet they also reduced it from two steps to just one. however, none of this seems to fully please zelenskyy. >> y...

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Least 157 people overnight after a much calmer night of protests. violent demonstration, of course, erupted last week following the police shooting of a 17-year-old during a traffic stop. about 45,000 security forces are still deployed across the country. french president emmanuel macron is meeting with top officials today to discuss the next steps. i want to go to cnns nic robertson live from just outside paris. nic, the question i watched throughout the course of the last couple days is does l...

Massively, like a huge security blanket right across the key flash points. >> and nic, i guess alleged police brutality and systemic racism, they are not unique to the united states. and the death of this teenager has sparked these recent protests. but there have been concerns, right, before about racism within the police ranks there? >> reporter: yeah, i think when you hear from the secretary general of the united nations come out so quickly and say that the french police need to address a raci...

A good statistic to follow, 871 set last night. about 2,500 the night before, 3,900 the night before. last night was pivotal. i think night its going to be important to see if the trend of violence goes down. that store were looking at there, people are not taking any chances. >> nic, how is president emmanuel macron responding to all of this? its been almost a week of protests. >> reporter: hes due to be having a meeting right now with interior minister, prime minister, justice minister. the pr...

With cnns nic robertson. nic, what does it look like where you are? >> reporter: boris, this store here, a fashionable sporting goods store, theyve taken precautions. again, those wooden boards came down yesterday. theyre going back up this evening. at this time of day the potential for violence increases. theyre concerned about it. im looking at other stores up the main champs-elysees. a lot of tourists out still, a lot of other stores, theyre closed down and closed down early. if you spin arou...

Fire. france has been gripped by violent demonstrations since police shot and killed a 17-year-old during a traffic stop on tuesday. cnns nic robertson is live for us in paris. nic, is there any sign that these protest s s will ease up? >> you know, i think that maybe. i dont want to speak too soon. its 11:00 p.m. there is less violence here on the central street, the champ-elysees. there has been less violence, less cat and mouse, less police racing around on motor bikes and less police racing ...