Europe's center-right claims EU election victory even as far-right surges | DW News
Summary
TLDR欧州議会選挙の結果を受け、中心右派の欧州人民党が最も大きな党派の地位を維持したと予想されます。選挙戦で極端な要求を脇に置いたことで、極右派は多くの議席を獲得する見込みです。しかしながら、彼らは重要な問題で一致を保つことが難しいとされており、欧州の外交政策に影響を与えるかどうかは不透明です。一方、気候変動に関する政策では、中心右派がより緩和的な姿勢を取る可能性があると見られています。
Takeaways
- 🗳️ ヨーロッパ議会選挙の投票所が全ヨーロッパ連合で閉じられ、選挙結果は右寄りへのシフトが見込まれています。
- 🏛️ 欧州人民党(EP)は、中右派であり、選挙戦で勝利を宣言し、今後のヨーロッパ議会議長に再任される可能性が高い。
- 🛡️ EPは、左と右の両方の極端な勢力を防ぐための「要塞」を築くと表明しています。
- 📊 過去5年間と比較して、EPは議席数に変動がなく、最も大きなグループのままです。
- 🔍 選挙の結果から、最も大きな変化は、選挙区の両端で見られること、特に極右派政党への支持が増加していることがわかります。
- 🌿 ヨーロッパの緑の党は支持を失い、IDグループ(遠い民粹主義政党)への支持が増加している。
- 🇵🇱 ポーランドでは、プールの結果は、ドナルド・トゥスクの市民連合プラットフォームが21議席中19議席を獲得したと予想されます。
- 🇭🇺 ハンガリーでは、現政権のFidesz党が過半数の票を獲得し、21議席の少なくとも半分を獲得している可能性が高い。
- 🇮🇹 イタリアでは、ジョルジア・メロニー首相は国内問題に焦点を当て、自らの政府を支持しようとしています。
- 🤔 選挙結果は、今後5年間ヨーロッパ連合の政策にどのように影響を与えるかが気になる。
- 💡 カーネギーヨーロッパのディレクターは、極右派政党が選挙で獲得した議席は、欧州連合の外交政策に影響を与える可能性があると指摘しています。
Q & A
ヨーロッパ議会選挙の結果はどのようになりましたか?
-ヨーロッパ議会選挙の結果としては、中央右派のヨーロッパ人民党が最も大きな党派のままで、再選されることが予想されています。
ウールサ・フォン・デア・レヨンが何であるか説明できますか?
-ウールサ・フォン・デア・レヨンはヨーロッパ委員会の議長であり、選挙の結果によっては第二任期に就任する可能性があります。
選挙結果が示すと、極右派はどのようになっていますか?
-極右派は議席を獲得する見込みですが、ヨーロッパ人民党は彼らに挑むことができています。
選挙結果から、ヨーロッパ議会の未来の構成はどのようなものでしょうか?
-未来のヨーロッパ議会は、中央右派が引き続き最大のグループを形成し、極右派も議席を獲得する可能性があるという構成になるでしょう。
ポーランドでの選挙結果はどうでしたか?
-ポーランドでは、ドナルド・ツク首相とトゥスク氏の市民連合が勝利を主張しており、彼らはポーランドの53議席のうち21議席を得る見込みです。
ハンガリーでの選挙状況はどのようなものでしょうか?
-ハンガリーでは、ビクター・オルバン首相の政党であるフィデズ党が過半数の票を得ており、21議席の少なくとも半分を獲得する見込みです。
イタリアの選挙結果はどのようになりましたか?
-イタリアでは、ジョルジア・メロニー首相の政党が勝利を主張しており、ヨーロッパ議会での大きなブロックを形成する可能性があります。
選挙結果が示すと、極右派政党が獲得する議席はどのくらいですか?
-極右派政党は議席を獲得する見込みですが、具体的な数は選挙結果によって異なります。オーストリアでは極右政党が最も多くの票を得る見込みです。
選挙結果がヨーロッパ連合の政策にどのような影響を与えると予想されますか?
-極右派政党の影響力が増大するため、移民政策や気候変動に関する政策においてはより保守的になる可能性があります。
選挙結果が示すと、将来のヨーロッパ議会での議論において、何が重要な課題になるでしょうか?
-将来のヨーロッパ議会では、極右派政党が集団的に投票し、重要な問題に対する立場を決定するかどうかが重要な課題になるでしょう。
Outlines
🗳️ 欧州議會選挙結果分析
欧州議会選挙の投票が終了し、中心右派の欧州人民党が最大党を維持する見通し。Ursula von der Leyenが欧州委員会の議長に再任される可能性が高まっている。選挙結果は、極右派政党の獲得を防ぎ、欧州議会の未来の構成について明確なイメージを提供している。
🏰 ポーランド選挙結果と政権党の勝利
ポーランドの選挙結果では、ドナルド・トゥスク首相と彼の市民連合プラットフォームが勝利を主張。彼らはポーランドの53議席のうち21議席を得る見込み。一方、法律と正義党は19議席を獲得しており、選挙戦を再開し、2023年10月に失った国民政府の支配権を回復しようとしている。
🏙️ ハンガリーの選挙動向と新政治勢力の登場
ハンガリーでは、選挙結果がまだ発表されていないが、ビクター・オルバン首相の執政党が過半数の票を得る見込み。しかし、新しい政治勢力であるピーター・マジャーが注目され始めており、彼は政府の腐敗と反対を主張し、多くの支持を得ている。選挙の結果は、ハンガリーの政治風景がどのように変化するかを示す可能性がある。
🇮🇹 イタリアの選挙戦略と政治的影響
イタリアの選挙では、ジョルジア・メロニー首相が勝利を目指しており、彼女は自らと政府を支持する選挙に変えている。イタリアの国内問題が主要な議題となっており、メロニーは欧州議会での影響力を高めるために、他の右翼政党と協力を模索している。
🌍 欧州の政治的流れと極右派の影響
欧州全体の政治的流れとして、極右派が獲得している支持は、欧州議会での影響力を増やす可能性がある。オーストリアの選挙結果は、極右政党が最も支持を得ていることを示しており、9月または10月に迫った国民選挙の結果を予測している。また、極右派は外国人政策や気候危機に関する議論で影響力を強めている。
📉 オランダの選挙結果と極右政党の動向
オランダでは、極右政党が予想以上に支持を得ていなかった。選挙数ヶ月前に行われた国内選挙では、ゲルト・ウィルドERS党首が首位に立ち、政権形成に時間がかかった。彼はいくつかの極端な要求を放棄し、その影響で一部の支持者が彼の党を支持しない可能性がある。
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Keywords
💡欧州議会選挙
💡中心右派政党
💡極右政党
💡Ursula von der Leyen
💡選挙結果
💡政策形成
💡環境政党
💡IDグループ
💡国内政治
💡選挙動向
Highlights
欧洲议会选举结果显示,中右翼的欧洲人民党(EPP)有望保持最大党派地位。
欧洲议会的选举可能使议会向右翼倾斜,但中右翼的EPP党预计仍将是议会中最大的团体。
欧洲议会选举中,极右翼团体预计将获得更多席位。
尽管面临极右翼团体的挑战,EPP党的表现足以抵御挑战,保持其在议会中的领导地位。
Ursula von der Leyen作为EPP党的领导人,如果预测成真,她可能会连任欧盟委员会主席。
EPP党承诺建立对抗左右两翼极端势力的堡垒。
选民对欧洲绿党的支持减少,而对ID集团(即民粹和极右翼政党)的支持增加。
德国的右翼选择党(AfD)被排除在ID集团之外,因其今年早些时候被驱逐。
波兰选举结果显示,现任总理Donald Tusk的公民联盟可能赢得21个席位中的大部分。
匈牙利的选举可能不会对维克多·奥尔班(Victor Orban)的统治党造成太大影响,尽管有新政治人物的崛起。
意大利的选举可能使乔治亚·梅洛尼(Giorgia Meloni)的党派成为议会中最大的右翼集团之一。
梅洛尼试图与法国的马琳·勒庞(Marine Le Pen)联合,建立一个新的更大的右翼集团。
奥地利的选举结果显示,极右翼的自由党可能成为议会中最大的单一党派。
荷兰的选举结果表明,极右翼党派可能没有达到预期的支持率,这可能与最近的国内政治变动有关。
极右翼党派在欧洲议会中的影响力可能会增加,尤其是在移民和气候变化政策上。
尽管极右翼党派在某些关键问题上存在分歧,但他们在塑造欧洲的移民政策方面发挥了重要作用。
欧洲议会的选举结果可能会影响未来五年的欧洲政策制定,尤其是在对抗气候变化和移民问题上。
Transcripts
all polling places across the European
Union are now closed and the European
Parliament it looks set for a shift to
the right that said the center right
European People's Party the EP looks
poised to remain the biggest party in
the assembly now that's the party of
Ursula funder liion who you see right
here she is president of the European
commission if projections hold she will
likely serve a second term as commission
president she says the EP will build a
Bastion against extremes on the left and
the right the party's strong showing was
enough to fend off a challenge by
far-right groups which are expected to
gain seats in the European
Parliament and with those results coming
in we are getting now a clearer idea
about the future makeup of the European
Parliament let's take a look at the
numbers this is what the chamber has
looked like for the past 5 years you can
see the EP was and remain the biggest
block that's the group that includes
right of Center parties such as
Germany's Christian democrats and
Spain's people's party and they Remain
the biggest group in the projected new
Parliament with an unchanged number of
seats but we can see the biggest swings
are on opposite ends of the spectrum
with voters turning their backs on
Europe's green party you see right there
and a swing towards the ID group those
are the farri and populist parties they
do not however incl include gery's afd
that party was expelled from the group
earlier this
year all right let's get the European
perspective from everything that has
happened today I'm joined by our
Brussels bureau chief Alexander Fen in
Brussels Alexandria wow what an evening
it has been the the far right has
clearly seen a big surge in these
elections what else do we know this
evening
well Brent you're right that the
European Parliament swings to the right
with center right but also far right
party set to take the largest number of
seats in this Parliament and the clear
winner uh of uh this night is as as it
seems the center right European people's
party they will remain the largest group
in the Parliament and we already heard
from their lead candidate Ula felion
addressed her supporters thanking them
and declaring victory for her group and
now she has the best chances to be again
uh the next uh president of the European
commission she needs the approval of the
27 heads of state and government in 27
member states then she needs the
approval of the European Parliament and
apparently U despite what she said on
the campaign Trail that she would uh
imagine working together with some Far
Right groups now she is saying as you
mentioned that her party will build a
Bastion against extreme forces on the
left and on the right and that means
that she's hoping uh for the support of
the social Democrats in the European
Parliament and the Liberals all of them
are calling on each other to work
together because they describe
themselves as the pro-european forces in
the European Parliament Alexander
looking to your crystal ball how do you
see th this new composition forming um
in the European Parliament how do you
see that um impacting and influencing
European policies for the next 5
years well I would assume that for the
pro- European forces it will become more
difficult to work together and to uh to
implement their European agenda with
radical parties and the far right um
having so many seats in the European
Parliament and it will be the key
question here whether the far right will
kind of unite and and vote together on
important issue that is something that
was always very difficult for them and
whether they will be in in uh able to uh
prevent some key European initiatives
from happening initiatives that they
don't like like you know the uh
advancing the green deal or other
legislations on topics such as migration
on defense spending our Brussels bureau
chief Alexander phenoman with the latest
tonight walking us through the numbers
and the consequences of the election
Alexander thank
you
anytime DW correspondent Jack perck he
is in Warsaw at the headquarters of the
right-wing Law And Justice party I asked
him to tell us more about the exit polls
in
Poland well it looks like it's a good
success for the Prime Minister Donald
tuck and Tusk and his Civic Coalition
platform he has basically claimed the
Victory and said that they have shown
that they are the light of Hope in
Europe it looks like they'll get 21 of
the 53 seats for Poland I'm here at the
law and Justice party they appear
according to the early projections to
have taken 19 of those 53 yaroslav
kazinski who's the president of the
party came on stage just behind me I
think you can see the former prime
minister there mes moretsky he's talking
to the Press but kajinski came out and
he said listen these are important
elections for us we can learn from this
they want to remount a campaign to take
over the national uh government govern
governance of this country that which
they lost in October 2023 last year so
Tusk is claiming vict iory the law and
Justice party is still there it was
broadly predicted to be about neck and
neck uh Tusk tus Tusk party appears to
have just edged it uh and for Poland
tonight that will be a strong showing uh
for him he'll say that that also shows
Authority for his government here DW's
Jack perck with the latest from Warsaw
Poland tonight Jack thank
you bu let's go to funny forar she's in
Budapest Hungary for
talk us through the numbers that you've
got so far
funny there are no final results yet
that could take up until 11:00 p.m. or
even midnight until we have the final
results trickling in but it definitely
looks like this is not going to be a
walk in the political Park to say so for
to Victor Oban whose party the ruling
fittest party easily got more than 50%
of the votes you just mentioned during
the past three European parliamentary
elections now Paul's forecast around an
average around 45% of the votes which
would still translate to at least half
of the 21 seats available afog graphs
for Hungary to be represented in the
European Parliament but here is a but
there's a new political new politician
basically or a political newcomer that's
Peter majar whose name nobody knew
internationally for sure but also here
in Hungary only some people knew Peter
maer for being the former husband of the
former Justice minister of Hungary who
had to resign just like the former
president of Hungary as it emerged that
both of them have pardoned a man who's
been convicted uh for covering up sexual
abuse in Hungary now that dropped really
uh the the the the political Elite here
in the country and that's when Peter
majar who's been part of the FID system
decided he's going to go against it and
quite successfully indeed if you look at
just how many people turned out at
protests against the government during
the past months where he was campaigning
across the country for change he says
against corruption and for a system
against Orban but now here's the
question of course if you look at his
party the tisu party that appears like a
moderate rightwing party and then you
look at the far party of of the
governing uh fidus party you just really
wonder if you look at the polls and I'm
talking about the polls before people
started to cast a bell today it really
appears that at least 80% of hungarians
have will have casted their ballot for a
party on the right political spectrum of
of of of in Hungary so really the
question is then how much will be left
actually for the Liberals for the greens
here in Hungary that's really unclear
and we just have to see really what the
results are going to bring and and funny
I mean the the gains for the right right
leaning they they are significant
because if we look at total turnout for
this election turnout is is high isn't
it and I think I was reading it it's at
at least higher than it was 5 years ago
so far and once again we do not have the
final results yet but the numbers we
have indicated that so far at least
until until 6:30 p.m. local time in fact
people cast The Ballot in an
overwhelming way 34% more cast The
Ballot in European elections but also
local elections because there are two
elections in Hungary today parliamentary
elections but also local elections so we
speaking about nearly 35% more votes
this time around compared to 20
2019 and the question is is it to to the
mobilization factor of the government
the mobilization factor of the Tia party
and the political newcomer here or does
it have to do with the very fact that
once again there are two elections going
on here the parliament elections and the
local elections once is for sure that
the people here have been really
electrified during the past months
because the political landscape here in
Hungary seems to be changing adding a
new figure to the political landscape
Peter moer and his tis party and really
nobody just knows what that will mean
onward onward that means after the
European elections and what will it mean
until 2026 when Parliament elections
will take place again here in Hungary DW
is funny forar with the latest from
Budapest in Hungary funny as always
thank you want to go now to a a country
that could be the king maker in the
future makeup of the European Parliament
talking about Italy my colleague bent
rard he is in Rome he is at a polling
station I understand that coloso Rome
bar good to see you I know we won't be
getting the numbers for Italy until much
much later so I want to ask you about
the the Prime Minister prime minister
Maloney what is her plan if her party
wins yeah the polling stations in Italy
close at 11 p.m. people are now coming
to vote actually before dinner in Italy
and it gets a little bit more busy here
turnout so far is quite low uh we only
have the opinion polls but they all say
that Georgia Maloney will win big she
will be uh the woman that has the
biggest Blocker of votes after this
elections and um she made this election
into a midterm election actually about
herself and about her government Europe
didn't did not play much of a role here
in this European election and Georgia
Maloney is trying to team up with Marine
Le Pen from rason naal in France to
build a new bigger rightwing group in
the European Parliament there are about
30 right-wing parties in the Parliament
and Melone frat Italia will only have 20
seats there so it's that's not much but
she will one of be one of the biggest
blocks in these 30 parties she will try
to unite them to have a a greater
influence a greater stance and she's
also reaching out to the Christian
democrats and cooperation in certain
Fields might be possible and also
cooperation to elect the next EU
commission president which will be
probably uh the one we have now oela
feline and oela Feline on the other side
is not excluding to work with Georgia
milone as long as she remains or appears
to be a European the only thing that
divides
the right- Wingers in the European
Parliament is actually the question
about Ukraine and Russia's war against
Ukraine there the parties are split in
the middle but money and also um the
French leader Marine Le Pen promised to
overcome this dispute and to join forces
in the next
Parliament and bar when we talk about
Italian voters do we know what is the
motivating force what were the issues
that made them make the decisions that
they're making right
now the campaign in Italy he was clearly
driven by domestic issues like uh
inflation business uh economic growth uh
social welfare Medical Care and things
like that because we also have in
parallel local elections so everybody
was focused on the issues right uh on
his doorsteps and as I said meloney made
this into a um a vote about her
government um and and the the for
example the migration issue that is of
concern in all of Europe did not play
such a big role here in in Italy because
the Italians accepted uh that money and
also the um governments that preceded
her are following a stricter path and
pushing for more controls and processing
migrants outside of the European Union
and outside of Italy so it was at least
uh what we can say a domestic election
with a little bit of a European flavor
and bar maybe you could help us
understand Maloney and her party her
politics um are classified as right or
or or far right but when we're talking
about where they would fit in in the
European Parliament in these groupings
there it it appears at least on the
outside that the conservatives are
willing to overlook that label or maybe
not even consider that label and to do
business with Maloney and her party I
mean is that what is going on here maybe
are they saying they're going to hold
their nose and do business because they
need her in her
party that might happen if you weigh the
words of oosa ferine the Christian
Democratic lead candidate she said she
Mrs Maloney is a European in her view
and uh a good Democrat so she just does
not exclude to work with her and on the
other hand Mone is not excluding it
either um Georgia Mone is currently the
head of the um of a party family with
more or less uh yeah can you say that
moderate right- Winger so not the farest
right but a little bit of right and
right-wing populists and and she's
trying to expand that and she's also
portraying herself as a moderate on the
European stage although on a domestic
level she also has some illiberal
Tendencies but in Europe she is yeah
ping herself at the perfect European you
know siding with all the majority votes
in the European Council where the heads
of states and government meet so um yeah
she's trying you know to mingle also uh
with with the Civil uh platforms and the
Christian democrats in the middle yeah
it's interesting it's it's the the art
of making certain politics palatable to
um a majority fascinating bar rer in
Rome Italy bar thank
you all right I'm joined now from
Brussels by Rosa balfor she's director
of the think tank Carnegie Europe Rosa
it's good to have you with this there's
a lot to to filter through here so let
me just ask you based on the numbers
we've got so far I mean what stands out
to you what are your first
impressions well my first impression is
that the polls have been correct they
have actually been identifying uh the
big trends um it has to be said that
this hasn't always been the case Cas um
so you know I wasn't um you know I
wasn't expecting the puls to get it
quite so right what are the big trends
the clearly the radical right is uh
gaining ground um there are it looks
like the uh identity and democracy Group
which is to the far right of the
political Spectrum in the European
Parliament looks like it's going to get
some more votes the um European
conservatives are also going to get more
votes that's the party that Geor Mone is
headed
there are a number of non-alliance
parties as well and that's a little bit
of a question mark as to whether they're
going to join one or the other of the
group for instance IFD has just been
expelled from uh the identity and
democracy group so there there's there's
things moving at the right end of the
spectrum the other trend is that clearly
the EP has G made gains in many
countries as far as we can tell so far
so it's going to be the biggest uh group
um and um we'll be able to choose
whether it wants to lean a bit more
towards the center or whether it wants
to lean a bit more towards the right
yeah uh my expectation is that it will
continue to lean towards the center but
nonetheless the radical rights will be
more influential in the next European
Parliament yeah let's talk about the the
far right these parties were expected to
Surge we've seen that here in gery with
the alternative for gery the afd it's
likely to be the second largest party or
political force after the Christian
democrats in Germany but where else are
we seeing
that type of um growing
support yeah well in Austria in Austria
it looks set to become the first party
which is actually quite
extraordinary um and then well for the
other parties we need to really wait for
the results I think it's a bit too early
to make predictions for the other
countries in Belgium they seem to be
doing well but again it's a little bit
early of course in some countries for
instance in Belgium and in Bulgaria
there also national elections taking
place um so you know these are countries
that need to be looked at carefully um
because it's not just um another vote
for a far away institution it could also
potentially be uh showing telling us
something about national uh results yeah
was I want to pick up on Austria just
for a second I mean why do we know why
we're seeing this incredible support for
the far right as you say the party there
looks set to be the the strongest party
in
Austria yeah no Austria's quite
extraordinary let's not forget that Foo
uh has already been in government and
was in government not that long ago and
it lost support because of corruption
charges and because of its relations
with with Russia um so it really seems
to be indicative of um of um you know a
surge towards the the rights people know
who um what this party supports they
know this party has you know
um track record of Corruption of siding
with Russia uh but still people are are
voting for him for for fpo so um and
they're going to be national elections
in Austria in September October um so
this result for the European Parliament
is very telling of what might come next
there there is this surge to the right
that we've seen um throughout large
parts of Europe in the Netherlands for
example the right doesn't seem to have
ped as well as it expected what do we
know
why so I mean first thing when we're
looking at European Parliament elections
we need to know that they are 27
different national elections so every
country will have its own context so
what has happened in um the Netherlands
in the Netherlands there were elections
several months ago and the far-right
party led by ger Builders came first
with about 23% of the vote and um
therefore had a right to form a
coalition and it's taken it months to
actually be able to form that Coalition
um and the agreement only came through a
few weeks ago and then eventually they
even found the prime minister so um I
guess perhaps uh uh if it's not doing
quite as well as it did a few months ago
it might just be a reflection of the
length of time and of the negotiations
that um uh had to take place in order to
form a coalition agreement now in these
negotiations Builders had to give up on
some of
his most extreme demands the ones that
were
anti-constitutional um so um you know it
could be that perhaps some of the
hardcore voters of of his party decided
that he wasn't um um you know wasn't uh
carrying through um his um commitments
that could be one explanation um another
explanation could be that um you know
maybe other people turned up to vote
it's early really to give explanations
on on these matters but maybe people in
um against pbv shocked by the uh results
uh at the national level turned out to
vote for the European Parliament
elections I mean there are all sorts of
explanations it's it's a bit early to to
say anything with certainty Ros I know
your organization Carnegie Europe you've
been charting the influence of the far
right on European foreign policy so we
certainly don't have the final results
but let's let's assume that what we're
seeing here is going to carry on through
the evening I mean how could these
elections how could they affect the EU
decision making when it comes to foreign
policy yeah so on foreign policy matters
in particular we need to remember that
it's member states that really are in
the driving seat and what we have is
that at the moment out of the 27 member
states seven countries are governed by
the radical rights now this could be in
a coalition agreement or it could be
that it's the only party in power for
instance um Hungary or it could be that
the radical right party is giving
external support okay so what we're
seeing now we have seven parties the um
the Austrian vote suggest that uh the
next Austrian government will be the
eighth uh member State led by the
radical right um what how has this
impacted um foreign policy and you would
you would expect with so many uh
countries shifting to the right and now
with the European Parliament heavily
shifting towards the right I mean we're
talking about 20 25% of the European
Parliament the radical you know go
filled by radical uh right U members of
uh Parliament you would expect them
perhaps to be more
influential on foreign policy and on
other matters as well so on foreign
policy they have been punching below
their weight why because they are very
divided one of the most divisive issues
is obviously Russia but also NATO the
United States China so many of these big
issues that Europeans need are dealing
with at the moment and that are going to
be are going to be at the uh at the
heart of the big challenges facing
Europe in the coming years on these
issues the radical rights are divided
and they don't really have answers
therefore they are less influential than
they than than they could be on other
issues they have been hugely influential
and I would arue migration has been one
area where the radical right has been
has shaped policy even if it hasn't made
policy it's been shaping policy for the
past 10 years because mainstream
political parties have shifted towards
the right in adopting tougher policies
um restricting immigration to Europe um
and restricting um Asylum Seekers and
refugees coming to Europe so so that's
where the radical right has been hugely
influential and I expect the coming
Parliament will continue in that
direction the other area where the
radical right will be very influential
is on all matters related to fighting
the climate crisis they're already
rolling back and the center right the EP
has been quite open to diluting some of
the big commitments and the big
Ambitions that Europe has made um as a
leader in a global leader in fighting
the climate crisis so this is another
area Ros Al for from the Carnegie
Endowment for peace in Brussels a lot to
think about there Resa we appreciate
your analysis tonight thank
you thank you very much
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