sure it's words and language it brought forth a rookie force of nationalism. the soviet union's heritage where does russia stand today and moscow's empire our series starting november fifth on. this is deja news coming to you live from berlin britain's de reason we say she's confident that she was secure a good deal on bread said but she admits that there is still a long way to go before an agreement get released we'll have the latest from brussels also coming up he's been dubbed the czech version of donald trump

billionaire businessman on dish bobbish is set to win the country's general election this weekend he's up against the euro and he's against migron so want to avoid a victory for mean for the czech republic. and the volga ocean race the was among those enduring saving events kicks off this weekend with a new rule change shaking up the competition. hello and welcome i'm on the thought she. e.u. leaders in brussels are trying to work out how to speed up talks and bragg said today was supposed to be the day when they announced the negotiations would be moving on to the next stage but the process has been stored by and number of core issues britain's tourism me has appeals to e.u.

leaders meeting in brussels to inject more urgency into the discussions well in the last few minutes tourism has been holding a news conference in brussels this is what she had to say. both sides have approached these talks with professionalism and a constructive spirit and we should recognize what has been achieved today. the u.k. and the e.u. share the same objective of safeguarding the rights of e.u. nationals living in the u.k. and u.k. nationals living in the e.u. e.u. citizens have made a huge contribution to our country and let me be clear that whatever happens we want them and their families to stay. and it was the reason we took in just a few minutes ago in brussels did martyr's is covering the summit and joins me now to miguel good seems e.u. leaders like to march over to raise the money has said this so far but also there seems to be a feeling there's not enough to start the second phase of negotiations how do you

see it. exactly that that is an absolutely accurate description of the situation so for any leaders the good news here was that threesome a once again a committed that she she will honor the commitments that the u.k. has made in the past so there will be some form of money now when she was to ask in the press conference how much money that would be she declined to give an answer is that we will go through it bit by bit but there is already good news now for her it was clear that she will not go back to the u.k. and say we've moved to second phase two trade talks but what she will be able to say is that we are getting closer and that is what e.u. leaders here confirmed they've made progress in a number of points and slowly but surely they're heading towards that second face apart from greggs that they must be huge interest in what's happening in spain officially it's a not on the agenda but surely there must be talks going on behind the scenes but

what's happening in catalonia. without doubt on rita now yesterday's. in the meeting of the leaders over dinner someone asked the spanish prime minister whether that should be put on the agenda and he said it's not the right moment instead the right moment it seems will be on saturday so after this summit where is now expected to take the if you want nuclear option and and pull article one hundred fifty five suspending out on me in catalonia overall here leaders see this is an internal affair and syriza may just once again express for instance her support for the spanish government here on another issue of german chancellor angela merkel a scheme to cut funds for turkey's access and bid how much support does she have for that there. well she had a lot of support at least for the first step in that direction and that is giving the commission the order to explore where funds to be reallocated or where they

could be cut but that is a far cry if you want from actually catching these funds so that would need another council meeting to make that decision but the deploy according to diplomats there is huge support for making this first step in the direction of cutting actually funds. glottis in brussels thank you very much. telling us the czech republic which starts today as the voting today in elections which are expected to bring a populist billionaire to power under bush has pushed a strong anticorruption message during his campaign he is also firmly against the czech republic accepting a refugee quotas from the e.u. and is ruled out joining the single european currency surveys indicate bobbish and are no the his on a movement will be the largest party in parliament but he is a likely to need coalition partners if he wants to lead the next government.

and joining me now from prague is again he's the director of new york university's academic center there he is you bob which is being described as a check version of donald trump is that a fair comparison give us an idea about who is bobbish. well publish is. a better is for man he's the second richest person in the czech republic an oligarch who decided a few years ago to go into politics he succeeded movement and now finished second in two thousand and thirteen and ever since been trying to actually improve his political standing sense he's now of course to take all were the czech republic as its prime minister but just same time i would say that while he certainly expresses the us similar to donald trump he is also quite similar to somebody of federal

scalia because he is not just a businessman a billionaire but also. half of the chick media scene he wants to daily center radio station and. and his set influence in the media is something that makes him quite similar to show me a risk only the bullets that indicating that if bob is does indeed win the election he will leave the coalition partners so how easy is it going to be for him to form a government. it may be quite difficult because publishers right now criminally prosecuted for possible on misuse of european funds and that makes a much hardly acceptable for most democratic parties they say they want to be willing to go into a collison way to some movement are not in case that someone else from on no he's the prime minister but not with mr by vision self that will make it very difficult for him to form a government because because he wants to be the prime minister and if he's turned

down by the democratic party he may in the end wind up or. talking with. several antispam five years which are also likely to gain seats in the parliament and that would be of course so something that was really on change sure the czech republic sort of a liberal democratic orientation and a basically here's what a little abolish victory means for the country's relations with the european union . well he needs to differentiate between what he says now in the in the election campaign because his son and authority consists mainly of older most educated people who are against the european union. mark mr popish at the same time it is such a businessman who's business so interest rates from the czech republic to germany

and france winner lance and so he really is not in his interest to go against your opinion and i think he made the changes that are sort of golfers are. rising yet the f.b.i. director of the yorks are universities academic center in prague thank you very much for that analysis. let's all take a look at some other stories making news around the world more than half the rohingya muslims who have fled violence in myanmar are children that's according to the latest u.n. estimates a unicef report says nearly three hundred and forty thousand children are living in squalid conditions in camps in bangladesh and up to twelve thousand more arrive every week unicef says many are malnourished and traumatized by the atrocities they've witnessed. iraqi forces have retaken control of the elite last goodish held area of kirkuk province this comes after bogarde rejected a referendum on kurdish independence losing the region in northern iraq has got oil

production in kurdish controlled territory in half and making independence even less likely. in a speech delivered in new york former u.s. president george w. bush's warns that politics in the u.s. seemed more vulnerable to conspiracy and what he called outcry fabrication bush's comments have been seen as an attack on president donald trump though bush did not mention trump by name economy. you want to do devon is coming up ahead the volvo ocean race is the longest enduring sailing event in the was not a real change has given the race a real rush in really bad. but first an hour from a business is joins me and a particular kind of protests is expected in the catalan region today helena yes that's right catalan separatists are making a point with their wallets they're taking aim at the banks that have shifted their headquarters out of the region in

a tweeted message to the two hundred seventy thousand followers the catalan and national assembly has to take part in a bank run that bank run targeting the five main banks in council for an hour between eight and nine a.m. central european time separatists were called on to go to the bank and take out as much cash as possible it's not yet certain how many people took part in that mass withdrawal but it is aimed at condemning those banks which shifted their headquarters out of catalonia is also a protest against some of the imprisonment of catalan separatist leaders. well let's talk to a financial correspondent now calling out abuse and in frankfurt forest conrad murray what is this is a dangerous escalation of the business in catalonia do you think. well i think it's not immediately dangerous for the banks in catalonia as it looks more like a creative form of protest than a dangerous attack on the ability of the banks in catalonia to do business but i

think this protest brings about an aspect of this conflict in catalonia that often gets forgotten in the distance discussion the separatist movement in catalonia for decades has also had at least in parts of very anticapitalist touch to it which means that the idea of getting rid of madrid in barcelona not only has to do you know with the coziness of nation building it also has to do with protests against the people up stairs that don't listen enough to what hardworking people need now the european union has said it has no mandate to moderate in this conflict but in light of some of that economic uncertainty should it change its mind perhaps well i think at least the european union and you know the heads of state meeting in brussels there today should attentively listen to what's going on they desperately

need to make everyone understand in europe that they're not detached from what people want and so i think it's not enough for the european union to say what's going on in catalonia is none of our business conduct abuse in for us in frankfurt thanks then i will speak to you again in just a moment's time think out alone is not the only region with ambitions of autonomy this sunday italians in the northern regions of long body and then it too will have their say on whether they want to remain part of italy now the referenda are not legally binding but economists are already counting the costs of the wealthy regions striking out on their own. first the cattle lands. then the northern italians including venice. as well as the flemish in belgium

there are many regions in europe that are seeking independence and experts fear that it could erode the european union as good as a. few fake it could expand and could continue on and there is a fear it will catch on and then the community of twenty eight states will begin to crumble around the edges like a stale cake and fall apart that everything that a title of. the separation of these regions like flanders would be an economic catastrophe for the national government flanders contributes fifty eight percent of belgium's economy. the regions of venice and lumbered that are also striving for independence represent thirty one percent of italy's economy. that's into some to the interesting thing about these nationalists like the cattle hands is that they are pro european nationalist contrary to the likes of marie always had no friends they want their countries to remain in the european union i can not stop. if one of

these regions does gain independence it must first exit the view the date for the reentry would be uncertain. i think it would sooner be five years than five weeks or months if catalonia were to be accepted immediately as an independent state then all the region still applying for membership would have every right to complain optimistic stuff and talk as if to say. venice and the rest would have to go to the back of the line none of the affected regions are willing to compromise the conflicts for independence will weigh down on europe for years to come. a tweet from the c.e.o. of investment bank goldman sachs lloyd blankfein is spark speculation that more jobs is set to move from london to frankfurt to meet briggs it uncertainty blankfein tweeted just left frank great meetings great weather really enjoying good

because i'll be spending a lot more time there has tag briggs it britain is currently home to most of goldman's european operations where it has six thousand employees frank fettucine is the biggest beneficiary from wall street banks moving out of the british capital . back over to colorado in frankfurt then so conrad i can imagine frankfurt's real estate agency agents celebrating. absolutely had on their frankfurt is a real estate boom town at the moment and goldman sachs which recently released. office space here in frankfurt for up to one thousand people five times more than the start of that has been working so far for the bank here in frankfurt. is not the only bank to migrate to frankfurt deutsche bank recently talked about how it's building double structures parallel structures in both london and frankfurt in

order to be able to service its customers whatever the outcome of the breaks of negotiations will be and you know it's funny i think the longer the politicians fail to agree at least on transitional agreements for the brakes it the more accelerated this process of movement by the financial industry from london to the continent will be absolutely cannot abuse in a first in a frankfurt thank you. so how do you fancy a holiday home on the italian island of sicily for well next to nothing quite literally it might just be possible ivory tower even for you and me helena in fact the silly italian island of sicily is a lot of the most economically deprived areas in the country but it's also an area of striking natural beauty the minute the fallacy of ganga has come up with a plan to fight for the economic design decline it's buying up deserted houses and selling them for just one euro so they can be redeveloped as tourist accommodation

. the town of ganges straddles the a dilemma donia mountains in central sicily an hour and a half's drive along windy country roads from palermo it boasts a superb view of mount etna from one side of. country is home to seven thousand people twenty churches and now roads hardly wide enough for a modern car. country has no industry to speak often times population has been steadily declining for years and two thousand and fourteen a new med aside to inject energy into the commune by selling off old abandoned houses the leeches are mccourt to get injured on by a lot of privilege and a few years ago we did a count and discovered that there were six hundred eighty empty houses and some were in acute danger of falling down so we asked the owners if they wouldn't just rather give them to us one of the. after the initial shock many owners were in fact

happy to sign over their properties to the commune inheritance tax and the heavy cost of renovation had made many buildings unattractive investments. the mess saw an opportunity to attract new residents to gandhi after decades of emigration he offered the houses up for one euro piece provided the owners were prepared to invest a certain amount themselves. law . there are other laws but the house i'm about to put on the market is not very big i would say you could do up with a total of thirty thousand euros. peoples of. dance as one for stables for the animals. in total there are four rooms spread out over four floors the kitchen is on the top floor and as was common with houses built in one thousand nine hundred there is no bathroom. in order to preserve the village

building regulations stipulate that any new buyer must renovate in the traditional building style. the are more we want to prove that socially is more than just a mafia and bad bureaucracy and this weekend we can process a building permit in just three days anyone who comes here can see that we're different from jordan in. one hundred sixty one your houses and country have already been sold off to those attracted by the stunning landscape plenty of year round sunshine under sense for adventure. and from dungy in sicily to politics in germany talks of building a new coalition government officially get underway here in berlin today this weekend seen in german political parties need to pave the way for negotiations that could lead to an american's hoped for governing coalition between the conservatives the greens and the free democrats topping the agenda is europe climate and

replacing the current finance minister. germany's money masterson's two thousand and nine has stepped aside to become president of the parliament. and of course another big topic will be how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of refugees that have come to germany and did have you met with one syrian woman who's visiting to see whether her family will be able to join her here from syria joined here in germany. we meet up with a sigh madman a year after her german lessons this is how her day starts here in berlin without her children or husband. she tells us about her escape from syria it all happened in twenty fifteen she had to leave her three children behind that's what her husband wanted. now he's imprisoned in syria she's alone in berlin and her children are in syria without

their parents. back then i decided to leave the country in the hopes of helping my children by starting anew and then bringing them here. that was my own think goal. we join her as she goes to help center for family reunification. in the hallway she shows us pictures of her son and two daughters. here they are with their grandmother. sebastian movie helps her deal with the situation he's had a lot to do since twenty sixteen when the german government stopped refugees like osama from reuniting with their families it was supposed to only last for two years

but now the conservatives want to extend the suspension. and for all this means is that families are separated for years the parents are separated from their children that spouses are separated for years for a period of time that has no definable end and that's very hard for families to deal with it it's catastrophic. loss. of. the conservatives want to make sure that germany is not overrun with reunited refugee families even at the christian church conference the interior minister of germany justified this measure although many see it as unchristian this is our commitment it's not right to send underage children away in the hopes that their parents will be allowed to come here later we won't reward this behavior that's a tough measure to take but it's necessary when you look at the current reality of this refugee crisis. in the advice center shows us her favorite passage in

the german constitution article six the special protection of marriage and family since the telephone lines to syria are disrupted all osama has are these photos. i keep getting photos of my children but that only makes it worse because i cannot experience them firsthand. or so much lost hope is german politics her dream is that someday she will be allowed to live a life in safety together with her children. do some european league soccer now and it was a mixed night for german teams had to berlin last two one at a ukrainian side as audio while hoffenheim beat istanbul about sharks he had three

one for their first ever european win and there's to be no end in sight to colognes dreadful start of the season they disturbed a side went down one needed to bought a bonus of inventors colognes hopes of picking up their first win in any competition and eleven games were dashed when alexei of the os found the back of the net in the second half while being times indeed at cologne. the longest enduring sailing event in the was the ocean race begins this weekend in the spanish port city of l.a. county the competition is that every three years and we'll finish in eight months time in the dutch city of the hague and this year the reese is all about equal opportunities let's find out. this year's volvo ocean race has a new low following rule changes and encouraging more women to participate in the once male dominated competition welcomes eighteen female senators this year for the

seven teams racing around the world under the new regulations mixed crews can be made up of ten sailors while all male crews are restricted to seven members among the women taking part is british skipper deek a far cry of mixed brings out the best of the girls it makes them raise their game and it all psychotic calms the testosterone of the boys a little so ends up being a very nice environment cathari took part in an all female crew team assy a in twenty four team it was the first time in twelve years that women had participated . the rule changes were matched with skepticism from some male sailors claiming they were not being allowed to freely choose their own crudes. but with this year's competition about to begin in the spanish port of alicante it appears the inclusion of women is being welcomed with open arms. and it everywhere that they have referred to the spirit is for me and you know that that not all of them out we are

very happy the bad there are to look good to. us thrilling forty five thousand nautical miles away to teams across eleven legs in six continents no matter the winner a new era in the race is about to begin. and a time to here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you britain's focus is there is a new phase the u.k. built on its commitments to the e.u. a spot of many begs the deal she was speaking as leaders in brussels have the talks cannot for a vest until the u.k. improves its divorce settlement offer. that's it for me i'm a touchy man the news team but there's lots more on a website that's d.w. dot com check that out but also follow us on twitter and on facebook i'll see you in half an hour and a full over to abide. people

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