people have to be at concord solutions my name is on mcclatchy not and i will continue down. this is a detail view news live from berlin spain's the socialist when the country's divisive general election a prime minister pedro sanchez his party is well short of scoring a majority and the far right will enter parliament for the first time in decades we'll go live to madrid. also on the show torrential rains and flooding strike

mozambique just days after cycling in canada as the floodwaters claiming more lives of many areas are cut off from rescuers and much needed aid more trench will downpours are forecast for the coming days. plus countries around the world are shelling out more money on weapons a new report reveals what's driving global military spending to its highest level in decades. i'm max foster thanks for joining us we begin in spain where the ruling socialists have won the most votes in the country's third general election in four years but prime minister pedro sanchez will have to look to other parties to help to form a coalition government the socialist won twenty nine percent of the vote far short of a parliamentary majority sanchez has. when addressing supporters outside the socialist

headquarters in madrid saying their electoral success sends out a clear message that social democratic parties in europe have a future. social democracy has a long history but above all it has a great future because of its great present. which spain is an example of. they are listening to us outside of spain we want to form a pro european government on strengthen europe not make it weaker and. following the story for us in madrid as the public fully elice pablo what was the main message of sanchez's speech. well as you heard there gave a very clear message that he wanted a very clearly pro european party but also there were a chance from the crowd there at the socialist party headquarters where they said

no and of course that's a very event on the head of citizens. because there is a possibility that if he were to join forces with citizens they would have a clear majority vote sanchez responded to the crowd by saying well i think everybody knows that that's not going to happen essentially and undock could be basically what we're sort of all expecting here is that he will enter into discussions on a dialogue with. me that's put most of course this anti austerity left wing party and will he be able to form a coalition do you think and how long will it take. was it just said there he'll have to enter into had discussions with more than likely we need to put most of their leader publicly s.e.'s got in touch with heather sanchez and essentially said that they want to go into government with the socialists but it's not going to be easy because president sanchez will have to also ask for the support of

smaller parties from around spain but the key issue here is that it looks that he will likely that he will not actually need the support of the pro separatist parties from the region of catalonia ok but significant we also see a big gain for the far right nationalist vox party what does that mean. well it's been an interesting night for at the right wing blog people here in spain have been calling calling it the people's party of the party. and did terribly well in fact it was the worst result in their history but on the flip side as you might ask me there vox seem to have taken many votes away from the people's party and is. somewhat of a shock for many spaniards in other ways it hasn't because it was sort of expected in the opinion polls that was what they were showing but also vox said that they would probably get more m.p.'s than they managed to get in the polls and it looks

that they have around ten percent of the vote and they had a very clear come pain which was to centralize spain to give less autonomy to the regions most notably of course a couple lonia and that seems to have struck a chord with many people who felt that the traditional parties of the people's party and the socialists of course and an even citizens you know the liberals they weren't being as hardline as they felt. they should be and as i said it seems to have struck a chord with you know ten percent of the electorate ok a fractured political landscape in spain thanks for that insight public fully in madrid. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. scotland's first minister nicolas sturgeon has said her party will do what ever it takes to keep scotland in the european union in edinburgh she told delegates at her

scottish national party's spring conference that britain's parliamentary system is broken and scotland needs to make its own choice over its future. ukraine's president elect for low demand selenski has promised to grant ukrainian citizenship to russians who quote suffer under the kremlin's rule the pledge was a response to a decree by russian president vladimir putin making it easier for you craniums in breakaway regions to obtain russian passports has been fighting moscow backed rebels in eastern ukraine seem twenty fourteen. indonesia's election commission says more than two hundred seventy elections staff died from overwork during the country's recent election the poll on april seventeenth was a massive logistical challenge ballots for one hundred ninety three million voters had to be distributed collected and counted by hand. to

mozambique now where residents are reeling in the aftermath of the second cycling to strike the country in as many months cycling canis tore into the northern province of cabo delgado on sunday after cyclonic devastated vast swathes of central mozambique in march the government says that up to one hundred sixty thousand people have been affected while thirty five thousand homes have been damaged or destroyed heavy rains continue hampering aid efforts and threatening further destruction. of the storm the rain. was a swelling rivers and washing away houses. here in the north of mozambique nature's fury has been unleashed and the danger is far from over six hundred people died from the flooding caused by so i don't eat i six weeks ago it's not some kind of is predicted to cause twice as much rainfall as it's deadly predecessor. already

communities have been devastated by the storm's destructive force. the wind destroyed the farms and the palm trees the farms don't have anything we lost everything on the farms here in the village as you see three hundred houses have been destroyed. i'm not going to build anything else because i had two houses in the shop everything is destroyed i don't have the means to rebuild i'll just try to rebuild one home and i probably can't even you know that. it is the first time in recorded history that mozambique has been hit by two cycles in one season. aid agencies have been working frantically to deal with the fallout from. now have even more work on their hands. german media are reporting the country's domestic spy agency says it's becoming increasingly difficult to monitor right wing extremists and hate groups confidential report by

a german intelligence official says far right extremists are becoming increasingly decentralized the report also says social media is playing an ever larger role in pushing people to the extreme right a little bit more about this i'm joined by the reporter erin tilton is the government going to have to worry about the contents of this report well it does seem that they are taking this report rather seriously you have to remember this it does come from germany's domestic intelligence agency in this is a report intended both for their higher ups and also members of the government so it does seem they are taking the potential threat of violent arctic stream is quite seriously in role as you were saying there the report is really focusing on is this kind of echo chamber effect that we're seen in extreme right wing groups where basically young men usually run thirty or find themselves a kind of a political echo chamber and it's driving them further to the right end of the spectrum or we're actually starting to see them becoming much more willing to commit violent acts and another part that was really highlighted about this report is the very nature of social media is making it much more difficult for german

investigators to follow their actions yet remember a lot of these groups are communicating on just kind of the local level with each other and are using the protected spaces that social media and messenger apps actually provide to communicate in a way that's not exactly viewable by german investigators. how man is that how this radicalized that it is different from previous right wing extremism well focusing in here in germany in the past a lot of the the the right wing extremist groups that were ready to commit violent acts were actually organized groups on the on the local and national level so we're talking about like skinheads a neo nazi group where the structures were known in a much larger level what this report is warning about is more individuals small groups little fractured groups or even lone wolf style attackers who are radical. as in independently online and don't really have connection to these to these larger more national international groups and because that they're kind of so granular at this level it's very very difficult for investigators to actually track

them down identify them before they commit an action or what can the government or the tech groups since it's all much of it's happening online do well that really kind of remains to be seen it doesn't seem like there are any easy answers here at least when it comes to the social media aspect they do it's very very difficult to actually get access to a lot is encrypted messenger apps i mean they are protected companies as well and many of them actually have their servers outside of germany or germany has very very tight laws when it comes to hate speech but a lot of these companies you know they have their servers in the united states which has a very very different perspective when it comes to free speech and what it also comes to actually getting people involved in these groups i mean germany has a long history of using informants in these neo nazi groups in order to track them down that's much more difficult because these groups are just the cut off from each other they don't have those connections that we've seen in the past so right now it doesn't really look like there are a lot of good answers available ok you know years or until thanks for that thank you. new report from the stockholm international peace research

institute has revealed an increase in global military spending much of the increase is being driven by the united states which in twenty eight hundred spent almost as much on its military as the next eight countries combined but china several eastern european countries are also spending more on defense. military preparedness calls for tanks bombs and grenades in the face of growing global tensions many countries are arming themselves more than ever. between nine hundred ninety eight and twenty eighteen worldwide defense spending rose almost continuously with one plateau to nearly two trillion dollars a year in twenty eighteen a sharp increase over twenty seventeen. the u.s. is by far the biggest spender on weapons and it shows no sign of changing course in twenty eighteen washington increased its military spending for the first time in

seven years. china has the second largest defense budget which it also boosted in twenty eighteen saudi arabia a traditionally well armed country with the third largest budget reduced its spending india and france increase their defense budgets last year as did russia. major world powers china and india have outpaced russia in their defense spending which is why the asia pacific region is sent to be arming itself by contrast african countries spending on weapons has declined. eastern europe and parts of the middle east have also reduced their defense budgets according to available data. but that has no bearing on the overall trend for many countries the requirements for security have never been higher. and we turn to sports now in

formula one for sadie's driver valtteri bottas capitalize on his pole position start to clinch first place at the azerbaijan grand prix in baquba his teammate lewis hamilton came seconds continuing it seems early season dominance ferrari racer sebastian vettel finished third to round out the podium the wind pushes bought us just ahead of hamilton to first in the standings the duo have finished in the top two for every race so far. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you the socialists of prime minister pager ascensions haven't won the most votes in spain's election but they will need to form a coalition to remain in power the far right vox party will also enter the spanish parliament for the first time. stay with us after the break we'll have the best of sunday's been his legal action featuring league leaders fire in munich they

were hoping to capitalize on dortmund's loss on saturday but they had to overcome a nuremberg side desperate to avoid relegation former bonus league a star michelle didn't say will be on hand to give his views on that and the other big going to stay just. on the x. prize or thanks for watching you know. i'm secure in the value. that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not the most of the year and we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers with lions and. what's your story.

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