muslims don't want to or can't integrate into european society but we also see as some of the figures you just mentioned show that we can't be complacent we need to build on we need to capitalize on this sense of belonging and trust in the democratic institutions and but this we urgently need to combat is to tackle the negativity that we see in political and in much of the public discourse and we need to make sure that the laws that we have are applied folk art so that the survey was across fifteen member nations that didn't show any regional variations. yes it did and we looked more at the overall picture that it presented but there were important. differences of course these fifteen e.u. member states have very different traditions and experiences with migration and that partially explains the differences but. certainly some

very interesting and they show also for policymakers that we can't see integration as a one size fits all policy research to reflect give us an idea briefly give us an idea that never of what those different regional differences were. only in germany to take one example the. sense of trust in the police in particular and just as a legal system was higher than the average of the fifteen countries which is extremely positive. more negative if it would be enacted in france and in the netherlands the proportion of those who said that discrimination was very widespread and was a problem in that country was much higher than the average so there where are you for that. matter and russia from the u.n. agency for fundamental rights there in vienna we thank you. well. spain now

where supporters of catalonian independence are continuing their protests in pass alone in the capital of the autonomous region as follows wednesday's police arrests of cattle out officials and raids on their offices there is anger in the region over the national government's efforts to prevent catalonia from holding an unauthorized independence vote on october the first. for a second day pro independence supporters gather in front of his highest court they want the spanish government to release catalan officials detained in connection with the referendum. if they send tanks then we won't be able to vote. but the images will be all over europe and everyone will know what's happening here. they've raided their offices and the rest of our elected representatives we can't allow that to happen. there hating us if spain is a dictatorship they are violating our fundamental rights. in

this situation escalation on wednesday evening and the national police shooting rubber bullets and clashing with protesters. the spanish authorities have confiscated some ten million ballot papers and arrested more than a dozen cattle and politicians and officials the spanish government says it had a right to do this because the constitutional court ten declared the referendum illegal. we have the necessary instruments to stop the referendum if you think those who don't want to play by democratic rules won't get away with it. so now the two sides look one thing on a condition course nine down willing to back down. germany goes to the polls on sunday for federal elections and we are t.-w. want you to join in the discussion follow our coverage online d.w. dot com get your updates on the don't use facebook page or follow us on twitter using the hash tag germany these sites social media site is waiting to hear from

you. this is news live from brandon still to come germany tries to safety here around the nuclear deal foreign minister signal government is due to address the united nations and we'll bring you back to life. and business germany second biggest bank could be said for i merger that was in the house that the rumor mill is in overdrive willing to reveal its stories and investors are placing their bets comet's bank shares have surged for a second day the german government said to be looking to shed its close to sixteen percent stake a magazine here is reporting the perlin would support a tie up between france's b.m.p. party by comments about italy's only credit it is also reported to be interested the german finance ministry says the government is not in a rush to sell its stake. is a new european banking giant forming let's go to the german financial capital frankfurt what daniel koch is standing by what truth is there to the rumors.

well when you talk to experts here on the trading floor they're pretty sure that those rumors are actually true even though we're hearing from the finance minister you just mentioned that no clarification yet but actually you know it makes sense the german government was jumping in when all of the banks were in this big financial crisis they jumped in by that time with more than five billion euros now we're hearing that by selling shares they could at least get some of their money back or wrong three point two billion euros are in the discussion and you know when you talk to investors you on the trading floor they are very much excited about this new shares of. where one of the strongest winners today here on the trading floor they were up at some time with almost four percent and this is also happening of course after the latest decision yesterday for higher interest rates in the united states coming up most likely in december so daniel how keen would the german

government be to get rid of its shares that in comments about. oh very keen because you know as i just mentioned they paid lots of money during the financial crisis and they're you know they're thinking that you know now it's time you know to sure to give those shares back and you know with this merger at least some of the money would go back to the german government and local thank you very much wall street regulators say hackers broke into one of their databases in twenty sixteen and may have used the information to make insider trades the securities and exchange commission said the database held confidential reports like owning statements and corporate transactions from the companies that bonuses vulnerabilities shortly after discovery according to officials they say they learned only recently how the stolen data may have been used. the world trade organization has sharply boosted

its business focused for twenty seven day global trade is now expected to grow by three point six percent is stronger demand in asia and north america the w t o warns global risks could still undermine the full cost include protectionism geopolitical tensions and a rising economic toll from natural disasters. a state of free trade agreement comes into effect today the deal aims to boost trade between canada and the european union it makes canadian salmon cheaper here for example by getting rid of import duties but it's not all good news in canada there is growing resistance through the fish farming industry especially among the country's first nations. career said glen dale is a member of the nam gets nation and indigenous people from the west coast of canada she's now fighting against industrial fish farms like this one which raise hundreds of thousands of salmon in the region. glendale another demonstrators have set up

camp in the middle of this farm and they say they've occupied it they want to send a clear message we're done with this fish farm industry they have never had our permission to be in our territories and we've had enough for not now let them destroy our environment our daughters take our salmon away from us worked on these guys need to get out today don't know. the occupied facility was built by a norwegian company marine harvest the largest salmon farming firm in the world. it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports. but

environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousins. when at lennoxtown or actually put out into the ocean they go disease free they're raised in hatcheries the land base facilities in freshwater and we actually have a large suite of vaccinations that are given to the fish to guarantee that they're entering the water in a clean and healthy way that may be true but why are fishermen in british columbia catching fewer and fewer wild salmon many factors could be playing a role not least climate change or pollution but most locals blame the fish farms for their empty lines and nets. going into the season we knew it was going to be you for one minute because you

were going with a project that they were going to. put it all here and not only this area but the northern areas has been weak runs through. the first nations activists are planning to continue to protest the industrial agriculture facilities in their waters and say their rights are being violated even the coast guard is now involved and there's no end to the impasse in sight the nam years say the only solution is for the fish farm to shut down. the world's richest woman billion bet and call the heiress to the l'oreal them as died at the age of ninety four a fortune is estimated at forty billion dollars and close family controls her shareholding in the french beauty company as after a court determined her unfit to look after herself and twenty eleven but daughter says betancourt died peacefully overnight. through air berlin now the bankrupt

carrier has predators are looking at the office of seven it is the committee making a prediction rate decision today on how to proceed a final decision is expected monday the day after the german election here said this wasn't political. our layoffs just around the corner air berlin ground crews could soon be out of jobs what were outs will remain how many flight attendants will still be needed in a few weeks or months press reports now say the bankrupt airline is dropping all of its long haul flights beginning october fifteenth. does it what's the situation for air berlin staff has grown precarious we don't know which jobs are really secure in the long term and we've been aware for a while that in ministration in technical staff in particular don't seem to have any future here kind of. and that's why both unions and the airline are now demanding that german government set up a temporary employment agency as a safety net for air berlin employees left jobless after the dust settles they

would be offered financial aid during a transition period while training for new positions in other words air berlin appears to be preparing for an undesirable outcome that the airline can't find an investor to take it on lock stock and barrel carving the carrier up is sure to cost many more jobs. a pop and sharing apps are providing a tourist boost to the greek economy the number of rentals as bold and doubled in less than a year the downside property prices are rising putting even more pressure on cash strapped locals. this neighborhood in central athens is just a few minutes walk from the acropolis residents and businesses hoping to cash in on the greek tourism have converted many of the apartments here and to holiday homes and they need toma helps manage such an apartment building. was modelled work for about one and a half years i found this to

a friend of mine and that was a chance for me to have steady employment again of course i did it for the money and to rejoin the labor market. yes. but she also knows the opportunities come at a price for locals she herself has had trouble looking for a place to live. in a guide to what was looking to find an apartment closer to my work and run something around here are some of them it was very difficult because most flats were either very expensive or are already rented short term through air being to be . given next i guess for the family for my family. but just like in other markets the sharing economy here competes with established industry greek hoteliers complain the short term holiday rentals are unregulated and therefore have an unfair advantage. today is very important to realize that we are not speaking about sharing economy anymore we are speaking about organized companies that rent tens or

hundreds of flights. that make direct competition to hotels without having any specific specifications. by the government whether it's simple things i was doesn't flood have to have a fire extinguisher nobody says there's too many services like air b.n. b. are still relatively new to greece and legislation hasn't quite caught up yet for now demand for holiday accommodations is set to stay strong greece is expecting thirty million overseas visitors this year. greenpeace activists aboard a cargo ship on its way to britain trying to stop the import of a thousand vehicles from germany a bird's eye view of a dramatic scene unfolding off the coast of kent as a police speedboat closes in on one side of greenpeace protesters. other activists board the must have cargo ship there to stop a consignment of more than

a thousand v.w. cars from reaching its destination the action is part of an attempt to pressure the british government to ban all sales of diesel vehicles immediately i'm not in twenty four c. as planned. earlier other greenpeace activists broke into a vehicle park and attempted to immobilize cars by taking thousands of keys the protest comes as far expired and continues to grapple with the fallers of the diesel emissions. but the carmaker says the majority of the vehicles on board are petrol rather than diesel that they all nice european regulations. writing's agency standard and poor's has announced it's slashing china's credit rating it warns approach long period of debt growth has raised economic and financial risks s. and p. has downgraded china's there from a modest.