two government to central extreme right wing or right wing parties both of them with very strong gratian positions. and the government has gone as far as to actually call for building a fence between bulger and turkey. but the thing that is quite interesting is that in fact very often these parties are actually very close to religious groups and religious positions so this entire thing means that in one sense it is sort of the usual but difficult to broach they're trying to bring out the message of reconciliation but at the very same time i think that this can be read a need to be read as a direct confrontation with a certain brand of politics that has really taken hold in much of europe and of course it ties in with the pontiff so a message of compassion talking about reconciliation bill france is also going to meet the head off the but given all the ducks judge but the fact we have to say he will not have a joint mass with him what is it to us about relations between the two churches well this is actually a pretty strong rebuke particularly because of arctic and had been quite open abo

correspondent to increase she's covering the you know gratian and sent us this rap of the ceremony president cyril ramaphosa used his inauguration speech to mainly spread optimism and hope remember more than every 2nd young person in this country is unemployed and if you talk to young people on the streets this is something almost everybody will complain about. the slow economy grows the economy of south africa is currently glowing growing slower then the population and drum up also has been emphasizing that he wants to fix that he wants to get you investors in the country to create new jobs the 2nd big issue in the country is of course the issue off corruption many people you have the feeling that it's got rampant on the watch of former president jacob zuma where you could clearly see corruption in all levels of governance and people have the impression nothing is done against it from up with a promise to address that and he said that once again today in his inauguration speech he says he once and i think kill and corruption free south africa the big question here is can he really do with i

they publish a physical and online magazine on their website up gratian features a range of photo seriesand articles so this is not a hard laugh hopes he can soon show his latest works that. a lot of the stories on the website are about the concept of identity and the many ways of thinking about it also with respect to gender and migration texts are in german english and arabic. contributors from all backgrounds are welcome. that doesn't mean that for us gratian means upgrading through migration what we believe is that one plus one equals 3. as then when people with different points of view and backgrounds come together that's when new surprising and interesting things emerge. for a laugh cameo offers a forum for exploring the issues close to his heart free of the constraints of a more conventional publication. the latest issue of cameos magazine is devoted to the fim of uncommon arriving. contributed a piece with photos of young refugees who talk about their lives and hopes. this one says i'm 7 years old so i come from syria i'd like to get to know some german children and to play with

to instill hate and to instill fear in people gratian is literally and he would like to use a fine if we are wise the policies of the name lee on jobs on the sick of the austerity policies and that's a helps as well to explain the populations it's not by chance i'm not j john emotion has an a tax question at the top of their. heads i can see. their side by christianity and to europe. to address this problem seems by solidarity through you know you're inspired by asking for a lot of fundamental rights is lying respect of the right. and then you have to go for a so it was your right it was one thousand from pensioner to before he went off and i actually lost i guess i call the law he wants to fight to the last few years and as we hear it here we don't have to hold it well as we say. good for the people we should give them protection europe has been a new liberal project much too long and far away from the citizens it's good for the companies and the multinationals we need to give it back to the people and give them social interaction and sparing we are also in general society was don't

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threatens new tariffs against mexico in a bid to curb by gratian the result so far investors are frightened business groups are furious and a top u.s. economic priority a new nafta deal is now at risk. also in the show the u.s. china trade war threatens to retry all long established supply chains we'll show you why by looking at one of american business. we'll tell you why farmers helping to fuel china's extraordinary coffee are so happy. and qatar hastens to rebuild its image after complaints about dismal and deadly working conditions in its new stadiums for the 2022 world cup. welcomes your business update i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us president donald trump says he will levy a 5 percent tariff on all mexican imports unless the country curbs migration across the u.s. southern border by june 10th a tariff could rise to 25 percent in october mexico's president andres manuel lopez obrador says he will respond with quote great prudence to trump's latest threat and that it won't stop his country from ratifying the new nafta agreement the u.s. chamber of commerce america's top busines

site up gratian features a range of photo series and articles so this is not a hard laugh hopes he can soon show his latest works there. are. lots of the stories on the website are about the concept of identity and the many ways of thinking about it also with respect to gender and migration texts are in german english and arabic. contributors from all backgrounds are welcome. that doesn't mean that through us gratian means upgrading through migration what we believe is that one plus one equals 3. as then when people with different points of view and backgrounds come together that's when new surprising and interesting things emerge. for a laugh cameo offers a forum for exploring the issues close to his heart free of the constraints of a more conventional publication. the latest issue of cameos magazine is devoted to the fim of uncommon arriving. contributed a piece with photos of young refugees who talk about their lives and hopes. this one says i'm 7 years old when i come from syria i'd like to get to know some german children and play with them. laugh says he feels good in germany but

subsequently killed in a shootout all guests were safely evacuated a group called blood just on the gratian army has claimed responsibility for the attack now india is holding the next to last round all of its national elections with voting in dozens of constituencies today's polls include the capital delhi the governing posse the b j p is the frontrunner that is expected to lose some of the seats that presently holds ballots are set to be counted later this month. while is in the indian capital where she's been watching people turn out to vote. it's face of the indian national election the capital off delhi votes today i have worked at today 100000000 other people like me are eligible to call off their votes in this phase now i've said this before while covering the selection but i cannot repeat it often enough every time in dallas to board him a general election is the largest exercise in democracy in the history of the world so of course a massive logistical challenge in the capital along the side the fact that elections have been largely peaceful so far the amount could climb and all se

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are but also what the other parties want and we have seen clearly that maybe they are united in the gratian stance but they have very clear differences when it comes to russia for example or economic policies so it will be a very big challenge for any now at the european front to try and bring those parties together to form that alliance thomas sparrow in milan thank you very much . here in germany it was a miserable night for the parties that make up the national government angela merkel's conservatives and her coalition partners the social democrats together they lost one was 20 percent of the votes the biggest winners were the german greens who doubled their showing a result that propels them into 2nd place the far right if the party also gained ground but lost support in comparison to the last national election. i sometimes reaction speak louder than words the german greens ecstatic as they watched their vote sarge this triumph belt off the back of young voters under climate and marriage and say i warning shots of the country's government was the signal used the signal today is that the

and another you know gratian this one in malawi but has been somewhat erica was taking the oath of office on tuesday police fired tear gas into the forces of the opposition will be talking to an analyst in the language. and then the sound off pro-choice demonstrators are still camped outside the military's head courses in sudan's capital hard truths we hear how they've been keeping the morale high but. i'm christine linda while come to news africa i'm glad you're cheating did nigeria's mamadou bihari has begun his 2nd term as president of africa's biggest economy the 76 year old took the oath of office one small volunteers have full creeping security threats and corruption he was reelected in a tightly contested election in favor of this should be his last term nigeria's situation has a 2 to live. now biharis it will be racial took place in the capital a bludgeon that happens to be a city away he doesn't enjoy too much supports most verges in a butcher well below $35.00 and $1.00 convinced he is the president young nigerians need to hear from some of them in this next report by the funny.

to also go after people in his very own country and he emphasized this again today in his own or gratian speech that he wants to free this country off corruption but the key question is will he really go against his own people will he really walk his talk or is it's just the same things that we fit in the past from other heads of states in the country so this is what south africans are really keenly waiting for to see if you will take action and very soon we will actually see 1st results because he will advance his cabinets in the next 6. hours in line think shoes of the inauguration and their. process that huge challenges await which ones is he likely to tackle 1st. absolutely i mean the big issue when you talk to young people here is the economy and unemployment more than every 2nd person in south africa is unemployed and when you talk to people here this is the answer you get all the time the president needs to fix the economy is has been growing slower than the population and that clearly is a problem so he has to walk on that and he promised that this is going to be his priority . j

vibration of the mine explosion is very strong in the neighbor houses and wells cracked with the series 5 gratian from the explosions these houses are a few. yards away from the quarry whatever the situation is they didn't come and see the damage just to grow all the following. to save his crops he's attempted to break up the road on his land and is now being sued by the contractor. the quarry began operating in 2017 and people here say they're landscape is now being chipped away at a rapidly increasing rate. the area is under a fragile ceasefire agreement between warring ethnic groups and government forces after decades of conflict while some people were compensated for damage to their properties by the road construction most were not which is added to preexisting tensions between villagers most quarries on the mountain are small and locally operated but the much larger chinese quarry was never assessed for social or environmental impact.

we have work to do my gratian is an opportunity we introduce minimum wage to every member state they are all running for the e.u. commission president moderator best target for the liberal scott for the greens monthly to be about for the conservatives funds to moments for the social democrats younes of a deal is conservative reverend the candidate and. is for the party they are the 6 leading candidates but hang on a minute who are they and does anyone know anything about them do you know any of them. and do you know him. any idea. honestly no i've ever seen her. i haven't seen. dutchman france to my man speak some language as he once more social justice german monthly by is calling for secure europe help for example by european f.b.i. denmark's moderate best star is standing for self-confident and women's rights left wing equal who from budget is a trade unionist and this pointing for social rights the germans got hellos promoting a european climate friendly future the czech republic xians idealism favor of the e.u. but once more sovereignty for individual nation states they are all

against hamburg because they have the most experience and the most experience and playing really really gratian now the relegation game is a difficult thing max is it really worthwhile doing and you think the biggest thing is i can stay in the top flight well i mean it's been going on since two thousand and nine and we've only had two teams from the bundesliga actually going down to the last time that happened was in twenty twelve stuttgart you know they spent fifty million euros the season which for a team in that position is huge. amounts of money i think it could be really interesting who they face because i do think they will be in the playoffs but it could still be on your belly to have the toughest defense in the second bundesliga opana born of the strongest second strongest attack or as you say hamburg on a losing run of seven games at the moment so it's i think they'd prefer to play hamburg and it seemed stuck out really need this because of the money they spent and we'll see this time next sunday who will be playing in the relegation play all space to war games to go that's all from us

attacks will connelly eggs frozen and a news conference in march after senator claimed miss the one gratian for the shootings. footage of that went viral on fundraisers were set up for connally's legal defense now he's not facing court he says he'll give away almost $70000.00 that were raised. this is al jazeera these are the top stories israel is facing an unprecedented 2nd election this year after the prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to form a coalition government before a midnight deadline that's happened just 7 weeks after he claimed a major victory in parliamentary elections are in force it's now from west jerusalem. it is an extraordinary set of circumstances and it's been a very dramatic few hours in the israeli knesset i mean during those 7 weeks it was clear that there were problems with forming this coalition and as you know who had to ask the president for an extension as he still tried to to get that coalition together but there is priced into vs really political system a sense that these things always more difficult than they might appear in that usually at the last min

ram poses presidency follows a corruption scandal that brought down his predecessor the you know gratian took place in a stadium in pretoria with regional leaders in attendance. was an ecstatic reception for the false democratically elected president since the end of apartheid was more than $30000.00 people gathered to watch several of them opposed take the presidential oath. was in his inaugural address he promised that his presidency would assure in a new era. challenge is not a walk on the truth they are huge and they are you know. but they are not insurmountable. they can be soem. an arctic stand here to say. that they are going to be sold. problems including rampant corruption a series of scandals forced former president jacob zuma to step down in 2018 and from a poser took over as president he was returned to office in this month's election but vote has to live in the west africa results for his ruling african national congress party from opposing those restoring confidence is a mammoth task. through no fault that will do not work especially the your. recent time our people have wa

unemployment oppose his presidency follows a corruption scandal that brought down his predecessor gratian took place in a stadium in pretoria with regional leaders in attendance. an ecstatic reception for the 4th democratically elected president since the end of apartheid more than $30000.00 people gathered to watch several ram opposed to take the presidential oath. was. in his new will address them oppose a promise that his presidency would in a new era challengers like a what country they. are huge and they are real. but they are not insurmountable. they can be sold. and are extended here to say. that they are going to be so all those problems are the legacy of president jacob zuma back in court yesterday on corruption charges the scandal forced zuma to step down in 2018 and ram opposed to took over as president he was returned to office in this month's election but voters delivered the worst ever results for his ruling african national congress party down that pose a nose restoring confidence is a members' task to mend your fault people do not work especially the youth. and recent talk

but things may be changing recently norway's opposition labor party with drew its support for next gratian meeting now there's a majority in parliament to keep the islands off limits the young people today and they are more important about the future climate change and water real live live live about. and i think the fish wrists and the tourism industry is the future more than oil and gas especially in the. arctic areas. norway is a nation made rich by 4 decades of oil and gas extraction the sovereign wealth fund worth a colossal one trillion dollars so every move away from fossil fuels is significant the climate crisis is also more real it's close up in our face you have to do serious stuff the next 10 years. on educating people and already understand that it's even we start to understand but there will be some changes on this even maybe politically the sides of the markets will change to the mound of consumers will demand. we're happy with that we're making progress but for those in the face and who rely on these waters in fear the potential impact of oil spills is still skepticism we're

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coming close we don't know where i mean it's not people don't understand at the end of the day it mr gratian think it's all about money and it's on top of that the purpose is not and that you have here the way people behave it's not so new that people are very serious about that a border crisis can you bring what you bring. right thank you very much to our guests then alcatel study our small scarse and 4 runs and thank you too for joining us you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for the discussion head over to our facebook page at facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from me sam is a ban on the whole scene here and now it's go by. thank . you and we. thank. you and we. thank. you. the universe is a tipping point scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 near us the world's leaders fail to agree on a solution. taking matters into their. top you know. which is actually to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people now it's

but things may be changing recently norway's opposition labor party with drew its support for next gratian meeting now there's a majority in parliament to keep the islands off limits the young people today and they are more important about the future climate change watchers really live about . and i think the fish wrists and the tourism industry is the future more than oil and gas especially in the. arctic areas norway is a nation made rich by 4 decades of oil and gas extraction the sovereign wealth fund worth a colossal one trillion dollars so every move away from fossil fuels is significant and the climate crisis is also more real it's close up in our face you have to do serious stuff the next 10 years. and educated people in norway understand that it's it when we start to understand that there will be some changes on this not even maybe a politically decided to the market will change to the mound of consumers will demand . we're happy with that we're making progress for those in the folks in who rely on these waters and fear the potential impact of oil spills is still skepticism we're n

mind gratian is the key issue for government in the run up to the european election the prime ministerhas said that his goal is to win an immigration majority in the european parliament. he uses migration to back his claims that hungary is fighting for its survival and its freedom. and when he does that he can avoid having to address other important political problems. as good as he says that this is about the future of hungary and europe which is a lot more important than health care or education. one of the key campaign themes is stop brussels claims that the e.u. is encouraging migrants to come to europe and he's managed to convince many young people in hungary is that we see that. this is a coordinated policy it didn't happen overnight. but why would the e.u. do that. i have no idea. but why should we have to absorb other cultures. we have our own culture. in the e.u. hungary's policies have met with robust criticism in march he was suspended from the european parliament's main center right group that allegations that ban is undermining democracy. how far will you go what is the. b

gratian system into the pride of our nation and the envy of the modern world the plan president trump introduced thursday would rank would be immigrants by english proficiency employment salary level and age those rank higher would have priority to become u.s. residents meanwhile the existing system of allowing immigrants to sponsor family members would be cut in half currently 66 percent of legal immigrants come here on the basis of random chance their admitted soley because they have a relative. in the united states and it doesn't really matter who that relative is the plan has little chance of passing congress democrats and moderate republicans there have said they want to extend legal protections to young immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children. trump took away those protections when he took office his new plan makes no mention of fixing their status at the end of the day this is the only place a lot of us call home and the only place that we can thrive and become the person that our parents always dreamed of us becoming pro immigration advocates joined a

route but it's still happening it's still going to happen i think there will be some kind of conflict gratian with iran in the next year or 2. and they won't care the pentagon really just doesn't care if it sets fire to the entire region because that will be beneficial to the stocks of the military industrial complex and america will be seen as a little benign empire again fixing the world's problems obviously it's fixing the problems that it's creating but you know we can ignore that this seems that there's plenty of outlets in the u.s. media who who are going along with this narrative that iran is the threat that the u.s. is. we looked really coming in to negate that threat that requires of course some kind of. certain information if not proof that iran is a threat in what way could around the patrol it is the aggressor here. well i remember netanyahu at the u.n. and he had his acme cartoon picture of a bomb claiming this was some kind of iranian threats it doesn't need much she needs a little bit of symbolism perhaps he needs a few lies and they will get retold obviously again and again it

fortunately again i stand as a country where severe malnutrition is a high level the main reasons are gratian poverty don't work polluted drinking water substandard food and an educated mother. the. the. this week all 600000 children who are severely acutely manaul reached has been a twin for the last 5 years the only issue now is that everybody is recognizing that it is a crisis he said imagine see and it needs to be put on the national agenda and that's why we bring it needs to the attention of everybody together with the governments and partners and this is a crisis and bickley split into teams and we call on all parties of the conflict to all woman factions to take note that the impact of conflict is mainly borne by children and that some local children should not be part of any conflict in. malaysia is mounting a fight against illegal imports of contaminated non-recyclable plastics the environment minister advised on choose did to ship $3000.00 tons of waste back to their countries of origin including the us britain france and japan she showed reporters the scale of the problem and later

unfortunately ghana standards we can treat receive your money tree she is a high level the main reasons are gratian poverty don't work polluted drinking water substandard food and an educated mothers. we also spoke to unicef communications chief for afghanistan who says its children who suffer the most in times of conflict. this week last 600000 children who are severely acutely ill not reached has been a twin for the last 5 years the only issue now is that everybody is recognizing that it is a crisis it is an imagined see and it needs to be put in the national and that's why we need to the attention of everybody together with the government and this is a crisis and urgent attention and we call on all parties to the conflict all the while inflections to teach that the impact of conflict is mainly pulled by children and that some local children should not be part of any conflict in any country. now or 400 kilometers above the earth 2 russian cosmonauts are conducting a 6 and a half hour space walk and further about half an hour away through the busy day trying to conduct experiments and do repairs o

ukrainian capital kiev left the new president did away with some of the from honesty if you know gratian as we saw in our report a lot of fun things he and i also say is going to dissolve parliament how did that go down that well i'm rich he could see a lot of heads being scratched and lots of fairly confounded expressions on the benches of ukraine's parliament just couple of meters away from the landscape he made that announcement he really had kept the tension going initially going with all the normal protocol and you have the anthem being sung and seal of state being handed over lots of pomp and ceremony and then yes he says he would be taking this opportunity to dissolve parliament and then the 2 months that now between today's date and those elections at least if things go to his plan he wants the members of parliament to pass a law stripping themselves of immunity from prosecution not only that he also wants to change the electoral system and live on t.v. with most of ukraine watching he fired some of the heads of ukraine's top security services the prosecutor general so it really

unfortunately ghana standards we can treat severe malnutrition as a high level the main reasons are gratian poverty don't work polluted drinking water substandard food and an educated mothers. malays here is mounting a fight against illegal imports of contaminated and norm recyclable plastics be environment minister vowed on tuesday to ship three thousand tonnes of waste but the countries of origin including the us britain france and japan and she showed reporters the scale of the problem. it's been seven days even though the megastar must sit in the sun. while malaysia has been awash with way since china stopped importing millions of tonnes of plastic from the developed world last year much of it spin and finding its way to weather southeast asian countries the malaysian environment minister though insisted this practice has to stop. whoever this says they are ways to malaysia where they are those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries malaysia isn't the only southeast asian