really difficult. this is you know we do is live from berlin raising a red flag eveillard warning for italy from the news budget commissioner speaking exclusively to w. news good to good singer says he supports italy's caretaker leader and visors italians not to vote for a populist in the next election a leader of one of those populist parties calls on him to resign also coming up our member in the deadliest racist attack in germany's post-war history the german

chancellor leads the commemorations alongside a woman who lost five members of her family and a hate crime twenty five years ago. on little rock thanks for a company everyone we begin our broadcast with the political turmoil unfolding in italy which is deepening and causing a ripple effect through the eurozone and a sign of growing concern over the crisis the european union's budget commissioner has issued a veiled warning going to atika has advised italians that it would be dangerous to vote for populace in elections that are widely believed to take place later this year a leader of one of those populist parties the league has called on him to resign here's what a singer said in an exclusive interview with g w news earlier. we have

faith in the new technocratic government and expect that a potential election would mean that italy would be led by a pro european government. is my concern and expectation that is that the coming weeks will show that developments in italy's markets and economy. become so far reaching. that it might become a signal to voters after all not to vote for populists on the left and right. but has to do with the possible government formation i can only hope that this will play a role in the election campaign and send a signal not to head would not be a list on the right and left any responsibility in government. your correspondent is in the italian capital rome following developments there for us barbara how have the e.u. commissioners remarks been received. on that's been received was

rage of course by the populous part you see you we've heard about matusow vini the chink was stellar also said that this was completely misplaced that was totally the wrong comment and one shouldn't tell me tell us what to do and so generally people think that they don't want to take lectures and the problem is particularly not from berlin because what you have here in populist politics is conspiracy theories going around like a bowlin made a phone call to president much of ellen told him told him to take down the finance minister candid and much relegated it things like that you hear if you talk to people in the street and rome so there is the strong feeling that bolin and europe if you look at the larger picture are interfering in internal italian politics and they really do not want that now what happens in rome and doesn't stay in rome

barbara starr markets have been slipping investors are worried about this uncertain italian political situation the european the single currency is also being hit hard how worried are italians about financial instability. italians themselves strange for us maybe not very wary to tall because many people somehow don't seem to grasp the connection between italian government debt and the eurozone and things that could happen in europe if italy for instance defaults or something else horrible happens or if there is a serious bank crash or something similar so the connection is not made what people here feel and they're very emotional at the moment is and this emotion of course is populist parties what they feel is we want to make a decision about our own politics and we want things to be different in the future

and so they're ready to do more or less anything to vote for populist parties because they think they going to give that for him and the eurozone and europe itself can just go do something else they can just go away take care of themselves so the connection is really made and people are not very tall yet all right that's quite remarkable barbara i mean would you say that we're headed for a showdown between the italian voters and brussels. probably yes and the problem is that you've been talking earlier about the fallout we already see at the financial markets the problem is that political chaos here carries on we've seen the prime minister designate kalou really early in the parliament here behind us talking to political parties know all big political parties across the line from left to right say they want only elections they don't want him as a technocrat government till the fall so the likeliest date that is now being

bandied around here is the twenty ninth of july already so that is just two months from now so initially immediately goes back into campaign modest which was all the fallout that can bring so instability chaos and of our city are just nervousness are just going to carry on so if i understand correctly barbara going by your reporting we might have elections take place the twenty ninth of july what happens if the outcome is the same. the same. again there will be ok now this is not this is not a game that is totally that is totally closed silvio berlusconi is trying to push himself back into the equation here and he's trying to get back together was the leg but as things stand if you look at the polls at the moment here now ninety percent according to the latest poll ninety percent of the direct votes go to the

populist parties to the leg or who has even been winning and to the and so that means we have the same coalition trying to form the government at the end of july nothing changed but everything stays the same and the danger gets ever greater looks like groundhog day may be upon his better ways of reporting for the italian capital rome think you. know where to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. libya's a rival factions have agreed to hold democratic elections this year as part of a tentative deal and ending the country's political crisis a parent breakthrough came at a conference in paris hosted by french president a menu on my call libya has been wracked by violence since twenty eleven when more margaret coffey was toppled from power. palestinian militants have fired dozens of mortar shells at southern israel wounding three israeli soldiers is the heaviest barrage since twenty fourteen most of the shells were intercepted by israeli anti

air defenses the israeli army later released this footage of what it said were tahlia tory air strikes on hamas targets in gaza. authorities in belgium have launched a terror investigation after three people were killed in the city of yaz officials say the attackers staff two police women repeatedly then took their guns and shot them he also killed a bystander police leader shot and killed the gunman. while back here in germany charles the american was indecl dorf to commemorate the twenty fifth anniversary of a deadly arson attack on a turkish family in nearby song a miracle joined politicians and prominent members of the turkish community including one survivor of the attack the speakers warned against anti foreigner rhetoric and politics back in one thousand nine hundred three four young germans burned down a home belonging to a turkish family killing three children and two women describe it as

a nazi inspired attack speaking at that event a chance americal warned that the kind of extremism visible behind the song attack still exists and if the. right wing extremism is by no means a thing of the past. even today people in our country are attacked in face hostilities because they are silent seekers or refugees or because they are taken as such due to their appearance or their skin color no matter how long they've been living here with us. such actions are a disgrace for our country and we cannot and will not resign ourselves to this if in our country and our constitutional state the dignity of human beings are in fact worth. something. malaysian authorities say there ending the search for flight m h three seventy the four year effort to find the malaysia airlines jet which disappeared over the south indian ocean has failed to solve one of the

world's greatest aviation mysteries two hundred thirty nine people were on board on march eighth two thousand and fourteen malaysia flight three seventy departed kuala lumpur at twelve forty two am bound for beijing with two hundred thirty nine people on board. soon after it veered sharply off course and disappeared from radar. with so few clues the largest aviation manhunt in history kicked off. australia spearheaded an international search eventually developing a hypothesis the cabin accidently depressurized knocking everyone on board unconscious the plane then ran out of fuel and took a steep dive into the southern indian ocean off of australia. debris from the plane turned up on the french island of the union and later up and down the east african coast. in january two thousand and seventeen after almost three years

australia called off the search with no black box or plane found. a year later malaysia hired a private firm ocean infinity to continue the search. they developed a new hypothesis about m h three seventy s and namely that the pilot purposely depressurize the passenger cabin and took the plane into a controlled dive into the indian ocean committing suicide and killing all on board some evidence seems to bear this out pieces of wreckage suggests the plane may not have fallen from a high altitude investigators also found data on the pilot's home computer that he had simulated a flight into the southern indian ocean and the malaysian prime minister announced that the communication system had been manually switched off just after the final words good night malaysian three seven zero yet after multiple deadline extensions ocean infinity has called off its search. to some family members of the missing passengers giving up is not an option. you have to remain with it we

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