this is news coming to you live from berlin long binh voters back to politics critical of the government the obama. conservatives in my knowledge and abilities schools are still four short of a majority in polls and the results of the film of good as in their fullest ever election. coming up as german lawmakers appreciate the signatures to the coalition deal today america's new chief of staff tells us what might be installed we have an exclusive interview with. an amnesty international accuses me of model building

military bases on the green villages we are asking a mystery representative about these reports and concerns about the repacked ration of refugees who fled ethnic violence. on a warm welcome to you i'm cheema colombia's voters have decided and the country's congress to election on sunday they handed victory to critics of a peace deal with former leftist rebels it was a first election for the former fox rebel group and voters soundly rejected its radical agenda the results now rees questions of the future of the deal that ended the guerrillas decades long insurgency. a victory for the opponents of

fuck even duke a campaign heavily against a peace deal with the former rebels his democratic center party emerged as the strongest force in an election the scene is a test of fox entry into colombian politics it was a catastrophic defeat for the new party which took less than one percent of the vote regardless fock will still take ten seats in the senate guaranteed to them but a peace accord many colombians would prefer to see them in jail for their decades long insurrection campaigning was marred by angry protests against their participation was. fox former commanders had hoped for an historic outcome. i think this is going to mark a milestone we're entering the consolidation of peace it's the first time in my life that i've voted and i do it for peace. colombia's president juan manuel santos

was the man who brokered the deal that ended fox decades long insurrection. it's as if you notice these elections are very special. this is the first time in a half a century where the far out instead of sabotaging the elections are participating in the elections part of the bundle and i think if you're in. something historic and very important for our democracy here his party polled poorly many voters felt his peace deal was too lenient on the former rebels whatever power fock wielded jaring it's insurgency has now disappeared at the ballot box. so what you're going to play in the democratic process funding these elections down because lauren or feel homs and duty had this to say from bogota. well i would probably say for now they will have nothing to say in parliament we see that most of the

leftist movements and the leftist parties don't want to have to do and don't want anything to do with them they are trying to stay as far from them as possible. we also heard the presidential candidate who i was telling you is a former guerrilla member himself that if he becomes colombia's next president he doesn't want them to be participating in his government but we will have to wait and see if he actually does become the president and if he might even need the voices of the fark of the votes of the fark in parliament to pass the legislation is true that he wants to. bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world austin authorities have tightened security and diplomatic buildings in vienna after a man tried to stab a soldier outside the iranian ambassador residence on sunday the attackers understood to be a twenty six year old austrian national he was shot dead by the soldier after

a struggle. a report out today shows the flow of weapons to the middle east has more than doubled over the past five years the speed based sipri institute says the u.s. and europe remain the main arms exporters to the region this despite public and political debate over restricting weapon sales to conflict areas. took place across europe on sunday against turkey's military operation in syria's are free in the region demonstrations in germany turned violent as kurdish and turkish activists clashed. to large populations of both communities and the turkish forces are said to be poised to take over from militia. the new government is in the starting blocks the conservative bloc of. along with the s.p.d. are set to sign the coalition deal today on wednesday parliament is expected to

vote for in her fourth term as chancellor then machall and a new cabinet will be sworn in the new team will include a c.d.u. politician held down as chief of staff he takes over from peter who will switch to the economics department brown who is a medical doctor has already served in the chancery and stick minister for the last . and it's a pleasure for me to welcome the meccans incoming chief of self down to australia welcome to mr brown now the rule of chief of staff in the chelsea's primary liquidating the workings of the government as i understand it what do you bring to this position. as the people recognise it took really a long time compared to form a government to establish discover mentum so my first task will be to form a government that's working good together and really fast because the problems

aren't waiting and so we have to start with our government governmental work really fast that's right it's been almost half years since the german elections and only today is the coalition agreement finally being signed do you think this new government is starting its job a big vacant by all the bickering that took place in all these months and let's be honest and the parties reluctant to work together i believe there are very interested persons for called for ministers now and i believe they will work together very very good and this is coalition for four years and we have a coalition agreement that stilling with a lot of very very important topics the future of europe the digitalisation of our society bringing more money also to the families in germany so i believe we have a lot to do and that will be a good government one of the fifteen issues for the new government will be as has been with the previous government is

a question of refugees now the incoming interior minister jose who for is going in for most stuff tough stance on refugees as a member of the conservative bloc to cher's opinion. yes we have a coalition agreement that makes clear that we have a whole humanitarian agreement that we will fulfill that also in future but on the other hand we have to make sure that integration of refugees that came in the last years will be successful and so we have three ideas that we have to work on to. establish really a good situation in the countries where the refugees come from to make a better part of control on the european level integrating the people in germany and also bring back the people that aren't accepted as refugees and all this has to be done by the new government and the issue of refugees also be of a important for the populous potties and given rise to populist surge in many

european countries including germany the far right f.t. party is on the single largest opposition party the german parliament how much pressure do you think the c.d.u. will be to move further towards the right to wean away support from the f.t. i believe a lot of the voters that voted for the. national election are not satisfied with the refugee policy but also they want to reform of the european union our idea is to solve these problems and so to take back the voters from the f.t. you know one of the issues that you are also responsible for you supervise as chief of staff is a cybersecurity jimmy has a very pretty high performance technology how does it happen then that they've been several high profile cyber attacks in this country including ministries. at the moment we see that every day hundreds of cyber attacks against the network of the

federal government and we reject them all. in the. last week we had one. incident that was really a problematic one and we learn from the standards always a fight between defense and attack and also in the last four years we've improved on the military and sector but also in the civil sector our cyber security strategy and people go on with this like is it out of work to be done there another she would you yourself mention was digitalisation that's been a big priority for your chancellor anglo american and yet all the surveys show the job he's not doing very well even within europe as far as digitalized issue goes what do you think are the key measures needed to turn that around for the country i think that two point three we have to work out the first is we have to bring fiber to all the areas in our country and therefore we spend the biggest amount of

money we ever did about ten to twelve billion euros we want to spend within the period of this government for fiber and this is the one thing and the other thing is that we have to bring the digitalisation effectively to our industry and the new minister of economy will work on this to make our part of me strong even in the automotive sector and production sector where our industry is really good and to bring them really effective into the age of digital as they should suit a lot of big challenges for the new government i finally want to return to you now you know what they closely with the chancellor mechelle as a chief off stock what is expectations of you in this position as you've seen vendor stepless in this government under them act. always really strong he has a lot of ideas for the next four years and that there will be some things that

people don't expect on that will be a good government term for the next four years right ahead a brand a chief of staff and german chancellor angela merkel john street thank you very much for coming in especially as this must be a very busy day for you thank you for the pleasure to have you indeed thank you for the invitation. you're watching the news coming up ahead that man saves the day for dortmund in a real thriller against frankfurt we've got the lowdown on the match of this evening's bundesliga action of course killed in the relegation battle. but first we have this is a german energy market is facing a substantial shake up get hot as it is rather marries a german utilities heavyweight has agreed to acquire a large stake of energy as a stable subsidiary of its competitor r w e for forty three billion euros the deal will leave r w e s the lot second largest producer of green energy on the continent

with illness europe's largest operator of electricity grids and retail. you know for those of you who have never heard of those two companies either on an r. w. e. let's cross over to our financial correspondent standing by at the front of stock exchange karma why is this deal so important. well first off those two companies on and you have been oche rivals for decades the fact that they are now joining forces in itself is a historic shift and you know this is massive companies we're talking about here. and out of the u.s. subsidiary energy combined have more than two hundred thousand employees all over europe they have more than one hundred twenty five billion euros worth in annual sales and also if you like from a european angle this is a shift up until now large european competitors like njt were also said to

be interested in taking over energy but it looks like now. on a favoring a national champion here at national a german run company. car after being divvied up what will those two companies look like. well you will only have one real power producer left out of the u.a.e. it will deliver electricity made not only from renewable energies but also from nuclear coal and natural gas on the other hand you will have the on which will manage the power grids and it will manage the retail customers and many of them forty five million customers in europe whether or not this will have an impact on prices for those consumers remains to be seen it's very likely that the competition watchdogs will take a very close look at least in some of the markets we are talking about here that is

to be expected of course coming out boozing there in frankfurt thank you very much now the rhetoric is heating up in the trade dispute between the u.s. and its allies as trade partners are scrambling to get an exemption from the tariffs on steel and aluminum on saturday u.s. trade representative robert lies has a message e.u. and japanese officials in brussels for talks but neither side announced the results meanwhile in the complaint speech in pennsylvania u.s. president all trump has defended his decision to put tariffs on steel and other medium imports and singled out german car makers as a target european union they kill us open up the barriers at get rid of your terrors and if you don't do that we're going to tax receipt he spends we're going to tax the w. if you want to have been accused want to have money come into our country. now are we heading for

a trade war and what can your of do to avoid it i asked the chief economist of germany's commands from your camera if europe should prepared to fight back. i thought so one and a half weeks ago but then i found out that the european union is even more protectionist than the united states european union travis are usually higher than those imposed by the united states therefore i think a policy of retaliation is not the right approach the european union should should have to show talk to trump and indeed talk trump has offered the possibilities are to come to an agreement to come to a compromise so you use a trump has a point there do you i mean but what are the terrorists that be you could lower. for example terrorists the european union tariffs on imported costs are ten percent and compare this to the mere two point five percent of the united states i asked myself why does the european union not offer to cut its two percent cut terrorist

to the mia to a half percent of the united states i think this is exactly what what trump wants to see and i think this could be a solution in the dispute your claim of the commencements chief economist thank you very much for this analysis. saudi arabia is likely to delay the listing of its state owned energy company around co a british officials have told the financial times what will be the biggest i.p.o. ever was initially expected to happen this year i have a difficulties in securing the two trillion dollar value ace and saudi officials were hoping they could push the date to twenty nine t. riyadh has also yes it is side on the foreign stock exchange before the listing london new york hong kong and others are competing for the sas. and that's a business it's very tough thank you very much. we have some breaking news from

nippon where a passenger plane has crashed the aircraft came down when it was trying to land at port risk you crews arrived on the scene to bring the fire under control officials say they've been an unknown number of fatalities seventeen people were reportedly rescued from the wreck the plane was reportedly or to cut monday from taka and run by a u.s. airliner it was upon the dia dash eight propeller plane which can hold up to eighty passengers as and for the very latest i have on the line amanda sunless from under the capital often amanda panky you witnessed the incident unfold at the airport tell us what happened. a little bit higher than katmandu so we were sitting up on a rooftop. airplane it looked to me like it was taking off but it was

because i saw it as it was after it was northbound coming out of the airport so then it flew near by i saw it cart to the right so the east. and i thought for sure it was going to hit you and it wasn't in time but then i said oh yeah there it goes it started declining a little bit but about a minute later it came back around and it looked like it could come right into our little hilltop village and then the lights were on and it was very close and then it went and then looked like ok it's going to make it and it was like it was going to be just fine but visibility is very low today so once it landed then i saw one like explosion and then another one light next to it like it bounced i guess so obviously you saw in big graphic detail what exactly

happened but you seem to be a little distance away from the actual wreckage what are you hearing about the emergency response at the airport. well from my perspective. bird's eye view of it it was very low visibility. within just a few seconds the fire was. so i saw the explosion and then as i went to show everybody the look of it blew up the ground fire and then the by the the buildings were and they took care of it i think admirably. and the band. is meant to be one of the most difficult airports to land and take off what can you tell us about that briefly.

but i'm surprised the airplanes very very seldom have a problem so you know i think it's fine they do the best they can i believe in a very serious. i. am sure there will be investigations going on as to what led to this crash amanda summers thank you very much for giving us your a firsthand account off that plane crash in katmandu a new report from amnesty international says meehan maza kind state is being militarized at a rapid pace this after nearly seven hundred thousand rohingya muslims fled the region following an army crackdown that began last on this amnesty says satellite images show military bases are being built and we're talking of villages that were burned to the ground just a few months ago the group says its report is also based on eyewitness testimony hundreds of thousands of ring of have fled to neighboring bangladesh since the

crackdown began the un has called it a campaign of ethnic cleansing in a high end state. now for more i'm joined now by laura has she works for amnesty international and specializes in myanmar she joins me from london and all of these satellite pictures show what you're calling a land grab how can you be certain that these pictures show military structures and not other structures say like back to ration camp. well thank you for having me we've actually looked at a number of different sites for this report including these repatriation sites that the government has announced and what you can see is very clear difference in the types of buildings and structures in the repository areas and in the areas where we found these security sites where we then cross check that with interviews with people in our current state as well as people who have recently fled it's very clear that in some areas we have security force bases being built directly on to

beverage of images so you seem to be fairly certain that these are military bases what in your opinion is the objective of building these military bases on that location do you think. well i think it's very clear that the myanmar authorities are increasingly militarizing rock and states they see a whole range of population as a security threat and this is very much an attempt to introduce that military and security operates as but i think it also goes to show that actually they went just content with driving the right injure out of iraq and state they're actually determined to see that they don't come back how is that broken chicken return to their original places where you know what used to be the homes and fields now have security force bases on it and also as a variant if you just fled a campaign of death and destruction would you really want to come back and have those very same security forces living just next door to you and let you tell us what the situation on the ground of those doing go of not to bomb now this what are

you hearing about them. that the situation is just as appalling as a house being for a long time to be honest if it's not improving in any way there are still extremely tight restrictions on their freedom of movement right injure on allowed to basically leave their villages so they're confined to these areas and that's how they get a huge impact on that food security on their ability to support themselves and that families and at the same time international humanitarian access is still very very limited and restricted which is why we've also documented re-injure actually saying arriving in bangladesh just because they have been fearing starvation and the threat of further violence and. not stopping to return home because bangladeshi me and my did signed a repack creation treaty what progress has been made there. because to be honest very little to date and there's a there's a repatriation agreement that has been signed it was frankly private sure and would constitute reform science it would be illegal under international law because at

the moment there is no way that the very future can retire and safely and indignity to me as a witch which is what would be required for this to be an effective for a time process it's premature and it's quite clear that the very hands of themselves don't want to go when there are tons of them a minute you know just what appears to be an attempt to appease the international community and make it look like myanmar as well can bring them back with these new buildings and infrastructure and make very clear that they're not welcome right from the from amnesty international in london thank you very much for talking to us . thank you very much a bit of sport and time to look at sunday's been missing action and two teams the champions league teams going head to head dortmund with a usually home advantage based frankfurt who've proved to be strong on the road or the makings of a blunder see got through and it was. over eighty thousand packed inside technology you know park for this one early in the match american wonder kid christian policy

looking for his forty six thousand two hundred surely he couldn't convert it would have been his second goal this season and sometimes the ball let you know you messed up above minutes later the ball finds politics again across the market but it's marco reus who commits an own goal giving don't make him one he'll be the best after the break the free kick gave frankfurt another shot you'll be unmarked level to school. at the armory mark meichi batch was checked in to give a boost pulis sic a good sitting at the conversion and he didn't disappoint the third goal in five matches for back to frankfurt respond to any boom from close range made. in the ninety first minute bloom's made him go in the going to stick up. but that's why i wasn't done being the hero. stop the bullshit doom three points for

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