it's all about the story inside. it's all about george dance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us inspired by distinctive instagram others at g.w. stories topics each week on instagram. this is d w news live from berlin thousands have been protesting against germany's far right a.f.d. party police moved in to disperse street demonstrations in the northern city of hanover inside the conference hall the f.d.a.

voted for a new leaders likely to pull the party even further to the right also on the program. two female suicide bombers target a market town in a town in northeastern nigeria we asked our correspondent why militants appear to be increasingly using women to carry out such attacks. and napoleon bonaparte writes again in the czech republic enthusiasm have been reenacting the battle of hostilities one of the french and burst most decisive victories. by michelle henery and welcome to the program. germany's populist anti integration party has chosen a right wing nationalist as its new co-leader the move could signal a further shift to the right for the alternative for germany party members of the f.d.a. are attending a party conference in the german said. the start of the conference was delayed by

thousands of protesters who accuse the party some of the racism and xenophobia. police respond to protesters who are trying to disrupt the f.t. gathering in the german city of one over. most of the demonstrators were peaceful but some blocked streets attempting to stop party members from joining the conference. police responded with water cannons and but tongs. inside a heated exchange over who would lead the party was underway several hours later the potus right appeared to have the upper hand over the more conservative wings after two rounds of inconclusive voting one of the if these powerhouses threw his hat in the ring at the last minute alexander garland was elected as co-leader he sees his party moving to the right slowly but steadily. we don't want to do this

too soon only when we're strong as the other parties or nearly as strong we have a chance to take responsibility. for the f.d.a. includes members like you and her who has been investigated multiple times for his far right statements he has called a major holocaust memorial in berlin a monument of national shame despite this party co-leader yog martin said it was welcoming the f.d.a. thank you my mine and that's what i got on one. belongs to our party that means not that i agree with every position he has. in his speeches but he belongs to our party. might and was reelected to his leadership post with seventy two percent of the vote meanwhile comparatively moderate party figures fell short of top spots germany's next government is still unclear but the a.f.p. could become the largest opposition in parliament that's enough to give the right

wing populist reason to feel confident. our correspondent at the conference in hanover mchale is the a.s.d. going to move even further to the right under this new leadership lineup. well in fact it actually just did i mean what we're seeing at the top is a leadership that is protecting who is this right wing extremist voice within the party who's actually been remarkably quiet over the past months came as a surprise to many delegates here in the room as well when that decision was taken when we saw this showdown between the more moderate bloc around. called mr patel ascii and in the end a candidate backed by the right wing of the party is that there really is so much support and that there is no way past this right wing block if you want to succeed for leadership post within the f.t.

so ever since they've really been holding meetings it has been about how much further to the right would they served well yet again the answer is there is no clear fence to right wing extremists no in-built power within the fifty. we heard in the report that the party is split between radical nationalists and more traditional conservative arms how united or divided is the f.d.a. . it is a deeply divided party and what we saw here is that there is actually no decision no made a major decision that can be taken without tapping into a potentially right wing extremist support base and this really raises questions for the future of the party and we heard from alexander garland the now elected party leader who was already co-leader of the parliamentary block that just entered the german bonus time that he doesn't really want to see the a fifty aim to go into

any kind of government position any time soon this feeling that they want to learn the lessons of the f.p. the right wing party in austria which feels that it might have actually entered that way too early really they want to be able to play at the level of the much more established parties before they head in that direction and there's the moderate bloc that really wanted to become more established much sooner and focus on policy to me it seems that for now the focus is much more on disrupting the political system and the killer with the f.t. could become the largest opposition party in the bundestag how would that happen and what would they be pushed through there how would they push their policies. well as many of our viewers will be aware. by now is that germany is having significant difficulties in forming a new governing coalition german chancellor merkel is trying to once again form

a so-called grand coalition with the social democrats who are partly playing hard to get to say really they don't want to enter that again they want to regroup after an election defeat but if there is a continuation of this grand coalition that would leave a fifty in a position with thirteen percent where is the largest opposition party and that would give it the first right of reply in parliament for instance it means a lot in terms of which positions it would get in different committees and that would really put a lot more responsibility on the f.t.'s soldiers for actually taking a lead in opposing whatever the future government will be thank you michaela costner and head over. at least thirteen people have been killed in two suicide bombings in northern nigeria police say two three male suicide bombers blew themselves up in the town of pew in borno state one struck the town's busy market the other detonated her explosives in the town square no one has claimed

responsibility but previous attacks in the area have been carried out by the militant group boko haram. for more on this let's cross over to our correspondent in nigeria yan philip schultz. there's been no claim of responsibility for the attack who did my jury is authorities blame. local residents and also no close to sure that is to be blamed there is no official claim of responsibility yes but it's very common for the koran not to claim responsibility for the attacks and they are just so many indications that so that the attack has the p.s. signature of boko haram first of all of course the location b.-u. itself the town where the incident happened. has not been affected so much but a lot of areas around strongholds of boko haram also the use of soft targets like schools or mosques or in this case a lively market as

a typical sign of boko haram and last but not least the fact that there were two bombings within a short period of time it's also an indication because it's a typical method of boko haram to cause as many casualties as many injuries as possible. don't poke around has not claimed responsibility john would you say that it's also a common tactic for the group to use female bombers. definitely so it's has become a very common tactic to use women often even teenagers or even children i think there are several reasons for this first of all usually they cause less suspicion even though this has changed a bit in the months after the rise of of those attacks but it's also quite simple to highlight the explosive devices underneath the outskirts of the women and we also have to mention that those women usually don't carry out the attacks

voluntarily but they are forced to do so by by the group we have to keep in mind that local sources say that still several thousand women and children kidnapped by boko haram. nigeria has claimed it's having increased military success against boko haram that attacks like this are still happening how strong is the group. the president. said that the group was technically defeated he said last year already and it's true that the group has lost a lot of its territories after the military stepped up its efforts to fight the group but i think we shouldn't say that the group is technically to teach a. suicide attacks almost on a weekly basis in nigeria and then you can be on the rise again in the past month. numbers from from local sources that say that only in the past half year more than

five hundred people have been killed by boko haram especially in northeastern nigeria. thank you again. one of the key players in the conflict in yemen former president ali abdullah saleh has offered to talk to the saudi led coalition to try to end nearly three years of war seles says he'll be ready to turn the page if the saudis lift the blockade and hold its attacks the call came as fighting between rival factions intensified in the yemeni capital sanaa observers say the offer of talks by summer could pave the way for an end to what has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis. tens of thousands of israelis have taken part in a demonstration against government corruption and prime minister benjamin netanyahu the protest was the also directed at a draft bill the critics say is assigned to eleven yahoo to avoid being charged with corruption the prime minister is accused of accepting gifts he denies

wrongdoing. on official estimates say twenty thousand people took part in the demonstration the protests have been taking place on a weekly basis in israel he began when corruption allegations were first raised against benyamin netanyahu. for the protesters the allegations are so serious the only recourse is for netanyahu to resign. we have a corrupt government that needs to be brought down as quickly as possible netanyahu at its head and all of his cronies along with him. and i think the time has come to change the government the government is corrupt we're sick of the corruption. the israeli prime minister denies the accusations and says he's the victim of a witch hunt netanyahu is alleged to have accepted expensive gifts from wealthy businessmen he's also being investigated for causing a deal with a newspaper publisher in return for favorable coverage. meanwhile

a bill is making its way through israel's parliament if passed would change how police handle investigations supporters say the bill protects suspects rights critics see it as an effort to protect netanyahu has load would prevent police from making public its findings in the two investigations involving netanyahu. the demonstration in tel aviv was the largest of its kind but netanyahu says he will not give in to the pressure he says nothing will come of the allegations because they are without merit. in rugby league australia has ended edged out angling to retain the world cup and for another home fans in brisbane what corner broke through to score the only try of the game as the tournament host want a hard fought final six nil is the eleventh time i strongly have looked at the rugby league world cup. residents of the sleepy czech town formerly known as

outlets might have felt they'd been caught in something of a time warp when they saw one thousand soldiers clashing on the outskirts of their town these troops were wearing nineteenth century uniforms though they were all part of a large scale reenactment of one of napoleon most decisive victories the battle of . the attention to detail is impressive from weaponry to facial hair it all just screams eight hundred five. the thousand people who converged on i was there lit on the outskirts of borno in the czech republic to recreate arguably napoleon's most stunning victory have taken great pride in doing so why. well who better to ask than the little general himself. so we're hoping to not only show people the tactics and the strategy and the uniforms of the day and to remember this day but also to remember all of those that fought and died. also known as the

battle of the three emperors postal it's involved over one hundred fifty thousand soldiers and protect the pulley and french army against russian and austrian forces led by sorel xander and austrian emperor francis with his troops heavily outnumbered the police tactical wizardry when the day. onlookers here would have been impressed by the events authenticity although unlike many in the original battle all of today's competent lived to reenact the other day. you're watching the news in berlin more from the top of the hour in the meantime you can check out our website or follow us on twitter goodbye for now. on freedom and. where i come from the region is rich in history and.