and i found a client who seem to many of us are just. one when you see the surfers fighting against the unseen pollution the suv starting january seventh on to w. . this is the w. news live from berlin the return of the far right in austria conservative strike a deal to bring the anti immigration freedom party into government europe's youngest leader promises they'll crack down on illegal immigration and strengthen

the economy but what does austria has moved to the right mean for the continent we'll bring you the latest from vienna also coming up. a tight race to replace south africa's jacob zuma as the country's ruling party prepares to vote for a new leader in the scandal weekend a.n.c. win back public trust in time for the two thousand one thousand elections. and then bundesliga soccer munching gladbach make mincemeat out of hamburg going into the winter break taking them to fourth place in the standings. and i.v. and welcome to the program austria is on track to become western europe's only country with a far right party in government after the conservatives struck a coalition deal with the freedom party austria's new chancellor of the boston courts will become the continent's youngest leader after his party won october's

elections with a hard line against immigration will go to vienna to find out what the return of the far right means for the country's future but first we have this report. the deal is done for a new government in austria and it's one that shifts the country sharply to the right sebastian cortes the leader of the conservative people's party will become chancellor and europe's youngest head of government at just thirty one he has partnered with karlheinz tata the leader of the far right freedom party their top goal to curb immigration. our goals are very clear we want to reduce the burden on taxpayers we want to strengthen our position to secure our social security system above all we want to ensure more security in our country including fighting illegal immigration. kurtz's hardline

stance on immigration was one of the main reasons he topped the october poll he addressed the anxieties of many voters about the refugee crisis calling for tougher border controls and promising change his party won the election with thirty one point five percent of the vote. for you know it's very more look exactly two months ago the austrian people voted they made a clear decision for a change in our country and we want to secure this change together in the next five years. austrian president alexander founded belen is expected to swear in the new government on monday but it's not one that he like the green leaning politician is an open critic of the far right just one year ago he narrowly won the presidential election against the freedom party's candidate. for more on this let's cross now to journalist john commons in vienna

john it's good to see you the far right freedom party have been in a coalition government in austria before so this is not the first time what impact are they likely to have. well i think we've seen already from the kinds of statements that have been coming out of the coalition negotiations what kind of impact the freedom party the populist far out party here are likely to have in government certainly mr coates has made some concessions it would same to get this coalition off the ground and as your reports are fairly clearly stated in that package most of those concessions seem to be around the idea of clamping down on immigration and. refugee policy and that kind of thing and also some kind of far reaching reforms in the areas of the social partnership here in austria so i think they're going to be the major themes that will see the freedom party here take the lead on ok and the party is potentially getting some of the biggest

ministries foreign interior and defense should the european union leaders be worried about this. well certainly the the freedom party leader hans christian strucker is going to be the deputy chancellor here that's for certain they will also as you said at the interior ministry which is a very powerful ministry here in austria and the foreign ministry as well looks like it's going to go to someone who's up a lot a lot allied to the freedom body at least whether or not the european. union should be worried about these i'm not exactly sure i mean it will remain to be seen in what direction the government goes i suppose what's interesting i think is the reaction from europe so far i mean back in two thousand when we had this. this conservative freedom party government the first time around of course the e.u. impose sanctions on austria there were protests there was a huge reaction from brussels and from all across europe this time there's been barely a week it's as though the whole political landscape has shifted so far to the right

now that this has become simply an ordinary occurrence. ok a different reaction a different situation during the campaign refugees and border security dominated it why did these far right positions go down so well with austrian voters well i think you have to remember that austria did accept a lot of refugees back in twenty fifteen in fact in terms of population as many as as germany back in that big wave of by which they came across the west balkans and i think there are legitimate concerns about always people that arrived people are concerned about border security they're concerned about the social system here and whether it can curb it instead about finding jobs and accommodation and so on those kinds of concerns are also seen in germany and i think what coolants did very well as you realized very early on that this was about you know that he could play on those kinds of views that people have and he could make that into a winning proposition for the election back in october and so i think that's that's

proving to be correct john cummins in vienna thank you in india gandhi has taken over as the leader of the main opposition congress party the forty seven year old becomes the sixth member of the country's name rue gandhi political family to head the party gandhi faces the tough task of resurrecting a party that's struggling to make a comeback from its worst ever election showing in two thousand and fourteen that's when the hindu nationalist b j p of prime minister narendra modi swept to power with a landslide victory. and watching the news still to come the final bundesliga games before the winter break are on tap this weekend and dortmund under new coach peter stoeger face a tough task against hoffenheim. now some of the other stories making news around the world a powerful earthquake has struck indonesia's main island of java killing at least

two people and injuring many more the six point five magnitude quake destroyed dozens of homes and forced authorities to evacuate patients from damaged hospitals lawmakers in peru have presented a motion to impeach president pedro pablo could chin ski over undisclosed payments from brazilian construction company his consulting firm received nearly eight hundred thousand dollars from ota brush more than a decade ago the president said he would not resign and denied any wrongdoing. clashes have erupted between protesters and security forces in honduras over a disputed election in november supporters of the center left opposition are demanding a full recount after official results indicated a lead for incumbent president won orlando hernandez a final result is expected in late december. to help workers who contract to the ebola virus in sierra leone have filed

a lawsuit against the government accusing it of mismanaging funds they also allege in adequate resources from the government led to their infection more than three thousand people died of the virus in sierra leone between two thousand and thirteen and two thousand and sixteen. now to south africa where a potentially historic vote is set to take place the ruling a.n.c. party is gathering right now to elect a successor to president jacob zuma and the race is shaping up to be too close to call one of the front runners is due much ex-wife and foreign foreign minister. suma she's a leftist who has vowed to improve prospects for the country's black majority she's up against deputy president cyril run oppose out he's a business friendly trade unionist and one of the wealthiest people in africa the winner will likely be south africa's next president. for more on this joining us from johannesburg is journalist with the mail and guardian philip devitt philip

it's good to see you it's a close race between the two potentially splitting the party rather evenly could this balloon into a larger crisis for the n.c. well it could indeed in the race it's got closer in the last couple of minutes you know. who would expect it to poach will go some of the smoke will. elicit it seems now so to speak and that means that these two frontrunners all within a couple of percentage points at one another and the a.b.c. does not deal well with that kind of uncertainty it's it seems to rupert social conscience that in two thousand and seven with a close race at the top it's looking groups of the party at this stage you just mentioned that this could potentially hurt jacob zuma ex-wife but just before the meeting he announced free education for more students how could this be significant helpful for her. well just dramatic announcement this morning the president

basically saying that some africa will not fully fund to ration the conversation that deals for students that make up ninety six of the population reaction coming you know that already telling us that it simply cannot be done that there is not money in the budget and that you have to cut start on social expenditure on health expenditure which is a political nonstarter so it seems to be that the president is trying to throw some uncertainty into the race and trying to project his administration as one that will of ready to transform south africa that will introduce free education with the sceptics being there and course some of them easy mo would be the person to continue with those kind of policies where solar him up was up would not despite this uncertainty and the crisis potentially within the party and see is almost certain to win the elections next year why is that. the support has been

declining for some time now but it's standing well of so since and isn't the stage really in regions this isn't even provincial and political. issues that seem six commissions to you but we'll have to see if we can maintain a vote of sixty percent or whether it will have to introduce smaller parties and some kind of coalition government and no projection at this point showing the faint hour to any serious contenders philip to vet and your highness burke thank you very much in friday's been of late action munching gladbach were hoping to end a run of three games without a victory when they hosted hamburg who faced the threat of relegation a glad back did not disappoint brazilian striker rafael struck two goals within five minutes late in the game to seal the deal for blood back three one was the final score a big day for gladbach and a big day for him. it's the final weekend of play in the blenders league before the

winter break and dortmund in particular are hoping to make the most of it under new coach peter stroger dortmund broke an eight match winless streak earlier this week but they face a test a tough test at home against hoffenheim. found the solution to endorsements both in this league a free full just two days after taking the helm the former cologne coach led the black and yellows to victory at mines but this weekend he faces a test in front of the club's home supporters. as i'm really looking forward to the home game there's no doubt about it it was very important for us to go into this match in the back of a win i'm feeling positive and playing at home with a sense of achievement equipment. has been working hard with his players over the past few days the austrian coach sees himself as something of a psychologist he'll go head to head with you on saturday night off and i'm boss

watch dortmund's last game from the stands fuelling rumors that he's being lined up to become dortmund's new coach this summer. than i was a chance to spend half a year here is so huge and so great that's how i see this opportunity because the topic of nigel's man doesn't concern me but i will say that he's a good man and always does a great job. was she has no desire to play games with the media not goldmines focus is firmly on remaining above dortmund in the standings after this weekend's clash. doesn't know if we need to be prepared even though there are a large number of dortmund players idea but even with their missing players they still have a top quality squads but so do we and we feel good going into the match twelve hard fought battle is in store but dortmund are hopeful another win can mark the end of the wildly volatile part of their season. and are minor of the top story we're following for you austria as conservatives have struck a coalition deal to bring the far right freedom party into government sebastian

courts will become the continent's youngest head of state after his party won october's elections with a hard line against immigration. and watching the news live from berlin there's more coming up at the top of the hour join us if you can thanks for watching. the. images from an isolated country images from the north korea. any tony was a target for captured fascinating shots of everyday life in a regimented society. a north korean diary

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