youth wing is bitterly opposed to another coalition with angle americal it's a lot it's been made up absolute this is a grand coalition the common ground has been used to this it demands on all of them often to begin with and cannot see what all the six hundred delegates here agree on is that sunday afternoons decision has the potential to be a turning point for germany's political life. right we can't turn now to our correspondent thomas sparrow who is joining us from the congress on tell us you've covered a few party congress is in your day this is a very different what is that stake here for germany for europe. well at stake is whether germany will be able to form a stable government soon after more than one hundred days since that election on september twenty fourth angela merkel's conservatives previously tried to form another coalition with two smaller parties the liberal and the greens but those talks failed and was left with the task of trying to form a coalition with the social democrats in the social democrats are in general very skeptical about the idea of joining a new gr

course destabilizing in europe all of these things are things that we know but the way that angle americal drew it together here she really had a focus on africa in this speech because she said you know europe of course has its colonial history in africa that's a responsibility that lies on european shoulders to find good solutions but also there's a self interest there as well because we've got these migration flows and we have to do what we can to make sure africa's future is a good one france's president is due to speak at davos later today he. as already outlined his vision for our deeper european integration many times before not did angela merkel's vision a match up with his well the two leaders of course are very much on a similar page you know he also has talked about digitization the big revolution of the digital economy that tango america had a big focus on in this speech he's also focused on the environment and on the common security policy as well but of course macro francis there went further he said he's talked about a european rapid response force i didn't hear that from ang

taking a look at the president's trillion times with the help of washington insider also coming up americal needs not only in paris the cheerleaders are looking for a show of unity but advance back home in germany this weekend could mark the beginning of the end or even longer miracle era. plus orthodox believers commemorate the baptism of christ in the river jordan even at thirty below this year they were joined by one nearly emanates believer. i'm sara harmon welcome to the program it's good to have you with saturday marks the first anniversary of donald trump's inauguration as forty fifth president of the united states some said he wouldn't last till christmas but with the economy booming and his health reportedly good president trump is holding steady is unpredictable nature however has had his supporters cheering and his opponents cringing there's a look back at the event for here. it was an audacious first week in office. but gratian had been a central tenet of candidate trump's campaign within days of his inauguration president trump issued the first report became known as muslim ban

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coalition to lead the country the chancellor said she was optimistic going into the negotiations americal of conservatives are holding the talks with the center left social democrats after previous talks with other parties failed sticking points this time around are expected to be germany's approach to europe and its refugee policies. let's have a listen now to want america on a social democrat leader martin schultz had to say as the talks got underway. because the c.d.u. is going into these talks with the aim of creating the conditions to form a stable government. that's because we believe that the tasks ahead for which we have the voters mandate are enormous in terms of foreign policy challenges european challenges and also in domestic affairs. we all sensed that the challenges for a new federal government however at me luker be structured lie in that the new year and which we all live must also include a new kind of politics in this sense we will conduct the negotiations here constructively and with an open outcome. of covering those talks for us is our political correspondent rupert a

in the middle between these two parties is uncle americal and her c.d.u. and they know that the only chance to keep anglo-american in power as chancellor is this coalition. is this nichols last chance to form a stable government. but it is her last chance to form a government with a clear majority in parliament the only other option would be listen together with the business friendly liberals and the center left green party she already tried that one but this these talks failed already at the end of last here so the only other option would be a minority government something the american already ruled out and then the only other thing left would be new elections something both the social democrats and the conservatives of america couldn't want because in the end this would mean to strengthen the right wing populists of the f.t. . reporting for us thank you for your work. paris has held a ceremony to mark the third anniversary of the shadowy abdo attacks french president a menu item a call on the city's mayor and it had to go laid a wreath outside the former

from what we have heard there won't be a need any higher taxes so this would be a win for uncle americal conservative blog and a big lose for four hundred children the social democrats because they have been calling for a higher taxes especially for the wealthy and the rich we also have heard that they have reached to an agreement on the europe issue saying that they want to go very closely with the strong ally france we women have to remember the french president a minor when markov had issued some proposals on european policy under specially the social democrats have called to follow these proposals and from what we have heard. have found an agreement on that one but there still are some sticking points as especially refugee policy see it still seems to be a problem in the case of presumably about is perhaps the text that martin shields is reportedly looking to adjust there i mean he has quite a hard sell now in front of him doesn't he just walk us through what is expected to happen over the next day is over the next weeks. absolutely these these talks that we have seen here during the

rock of stability seems to be a little bit unstable to move the rock and stability is called uncle americal right for many people right are we in the final time of the merkel era in germany i think there's a phase now becoming visible that this last term four years or maybe less maybe less will be a record of her accomplishments as well as maybe her shortcomings so i think that to some extent twelve years is a long time to be in office and who can replicate that and i think that's the reason that her record will be better than maybe what some people think it is now but at the same time there's a change in the air and you can't deny that you want to venture a guess on what a post miracle germany will look like that much different from what it is now i mean i think that the internal fabric of german society is pretty well you know strengthened economically they are riding high great economic machine that's working in their favor people afraid of whether that they're going to continue i don't see much difference here i think this is some extent it might be. a question of whether or not germany

government months after september inconclusive national election in the latest development angle americal says conservatives and the social democrats agreed in principle on a blueprint for forming another so-called grand coalition but that deal must still get the approval of the skeptical social democrat membership at a special party conference this weekend and nobody but nobody is ruling out the possibility of it being rejected and that could in turn trigger more uncertainty and even fresh elections in europe's largest economy and lead the nation so our question here on quadriga this week is waiting for germany new government in sight and to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by three excellent. analysts beginning with under various klute editor in chief of hundreds perhaps global and interest says another grand coalition would alienate even ball voters support german democracy into a coma he says well also with us is derek scally who writes for the irish times he believes that with this grand coalition agreement in germany social democrats have signed their own death wa

survey survey excuse me by pollsters in for a test to deem up makes grim reading for chance uncle americal it shows only forty five percent of germans want a repeat of her coalition with the social democrats and this just as the two sides prepare for talks. i'm the america desperately needs to deliver more than one hundred days after the federal elections she still has no government the last coalition talks fell apart and new polls showed germans have no stomach for her next proposed solution another grand coalition. only five percent view a new grand coalition as very good and forty percent as good thirty four percent view a grand coalition as less good and eighteen percent view it as bad. further entangling merkel's predicament her popularity has slipped in the meantime. and the longer coalition talks take the worse it gets only fifty three percent support oncle america staying in office in october it was sixty one percent forty five percent are against her staying in office. germans have the following attitudes about anglo america america stands for political stability seventy percent a

uncle americal meets with mcallen in paris the true leaders are looking for a show of unity but events back home in germany this weekend could mark the beginning of the end of the american era. and orthodox believers commemorate the baptism of christ in the river jordan event and their needs are greenies below zero this year they were joined by one very eminent believer. welcome to the show my name sarah harmon it's good to have you with us saturday marks the first anniversary of donald trump's inauguration as the forty first president of the united states some said he wouldn't last till christmas but with the economy booming and his health reportedly good president trump is holding steady as unpredictable nature however has had his supporters cheering and his opponents cringing here's a look back. it was an audacious first week in office. gratian had been a central tenet of candidate trump's campaign within days of his inauguration president trump issued the first of what became known as muslim bands his supporters welcomed the move but thousands of people turned out at airports acros

in order to find and implement solutions and now to the other in europe's power couple angle americal she made the case for closer european ties as well as more free trade are warning against rising economic nationalism came a day before u.s. president all the trouble is due to arrive in dog it was a welcome break for the chancellor amid political gridlock here in berlin. the german chancellor speech marked her return to the world stage after months of political limbo at home in germany her address focused on your appendix feature one of her key messages the world's problems will not be solved by isolation and protectionism instead she said nations must work together to face global challenges both economic and political. out of of the end of this. we know that their international egotism we see nationalism on the rise and many states has a polarizing atmosphere perhaps in many places people worry whether multilateralism can really solve people's problems. ellice fear of them isn't what may also stress that europe must overcome challenges to better implement digital technologies risk b

common ground to enter formal coalition talks well as the exploratory talks enters their final day americal set the stakes were high and the outcome far from certain. the no or can often there are still big hurdles to overcome. stuff through the seeking for my party i can say we'll be as constructive as possible in our search for compromises. in that of course are all of us who are aware that we want to deliver the right kind of deal for the country that means it's going to be a tough day. with the hope that clock via. the chancel there speaking earlier today will the. pots is at the social democrat headquarters she is following those talks for us their show there are descending is that they left the most contentious issues for a last walk us through some of the major obstacles and how tough it will be for them to meet halfway on those issues. exactly they did leave the most contentious issues for last when hearing that today they've been discussing several issues such as refugee policy a very controversial issue ever since the refugee crisis of two thousand and fifteen and especially the i

germany the chancellor of austria said that germany is a very valued partner for austria that he views americal as a very experienced politician and he said you know neighbors will always have differences and the fact is we see other e.u. move countries moving in austria's direction and the chancellor for her part said that she saw very few divisions between the two but there were a couple that were evident in relation to both policy toward the european union they are courts would definitely like to see a lot more frugality while the chancellor said that she can imagine a need to invest more in indebted southern members of the eurozone and certainly there were a few disparity discrepancies on asylum and immigration and that's a key area of disagreement between the two courts reiterated i believe his argument that austria has been carrying a disparate just proportion of. during the migration crisis let's quickly listen to what he had to say about that. but we have contributed a disproportionately high share we have taken in the second highest number of asylum seekers after sweden per capita i do

covering the talks for us as our political correspondent rupert who joins us now for more so rupert has americal does have a lot of work ahead of her as the as these preliminary talks get going why is it so hard for the parties to find common ground. well there basically three parties sitting at the negotiating table. there is first of all the conservative flock of anglo-american ourself and within this block the smaller parts of the sea is used the more conservative and this is you party is trying to tries to. to be more tough on refugee policy is against more integration into europe and then on the other side there's the there are the social democrats and the social democrats have been very reluctant to go into this grand coalition again as this growing coalition in the past hasn't proven them to be very helpful for them as they got the worst election results. in the past so and in the middle of these two parties is actually helps solve the chancellor and to see the you party she is the only one that really needs this grand coalition it is the only option for her to stay chancellor so does thi

country that being s.a.p google and facebook so yes there is a shift towards mccraw but still angle americal when it comes to the future of europe is a key leader that needs to be talked to and that will be listened to and of course because we come back like you alpha and omega have spoken at davos thank you very much and now. and of course as i mentioned we'll be going live to davos the soonest chancellor angela merkel south addressing the world economic forum in the meantime of course you can also check out our website for more news on. america and germany's participation in the world economic forum you can go to be dot com or to deed obvious business website turning now to other news and there's been no letup in turkey's military offensive against kurdish militia in northern syria despite international of course for restraint coalition forces currently controlled much of northern syria and you can see this here in this map the shaded area and that is off in the northwest there which is now the focus of turkey's latest offensive so why is a free and under attack turkey's engaged in a decad

that the conservatives are in the majority there is a little bit of wiggle room perhaps for angle americal as he said that the the agreement as it stands is the outline of what the government program will be but you know some of our people today have been signaling that there might be a way to make health care in germany a little fairer or to you know make it a slightly more generous arrangement for silence seekers in germany who want to bring their families here and so on so there might be some some room for maneuver but it certainly is very tight it's going to be very difficult over the next few weeks briefly simon if all goes well when might germany see a new government. well what people are saying is two three weeks for these a full coalition talks if they're successful then as you know the s.p.d. membership will get another chance to vote that might take a couple of weeks to organize people are saying it could well be made march before any new grand coalition government in germany is sworn in so i'm young thank you. phallus take a look at some of the other stories making news around t

and the longer coalition talks take the worse it gets only fifty three percent support uncle americal staying in office in october it was sixty one percent forty five percent are against her staying in office. germans have the following attitudes about anglo america america stands for political stability seventy percent agree best days as chancellor are over sixty seven percent agree and merkel's c.d.u. neglects concerns over refugees according to fifty nine percent. of the german government's most important task by far is still the refugee issue even though it's less politically charged than it was a year ago. when asked if families of war refugees should be allowed to join them here in germany forty one percent said yes forty eight percent said no and if new elections were held this sunday germans would not vote much differently than a month ago the c.d.u. c.s.u. would receive thirty three percent of the vote the s.p.d. twenty one percent the f.t. would get thirteen percent of the vote and the f.t.p. nine percent the left party would also get nine percent and the green party eleven

uncle americal is under pressure as well because for over three months germany has been functioning without a new government she wants to see germany active on the european stage once again europe is a focus of the party's new blueprint for talks and the conservative party's advisory board stands behind this negotiation result but things look different with the social democrats six of forty members on the party executive board voted against moving forward with coalition talks there are fears about how the party base will react. when mcclellan i think we're on the right path but we have to be careful to remember this won't just work out automatically dollars the twenty eight page document is up against heavy criticism from the opposition just as expected. to lead this country into the future and there's no answer to digital change and no flexibility in the pension system on the contrary it does injustice to future generations and it's expensive. chancellor merkel wished success to the leader of her would be coalition partner the s.p.d. now it's up to martine schultz to convince everyone at t

germany the chancellor of austria said that germany is a very valued partner for austria that he views americal as a very experienced politician and he said you know neighbors will always have differences and the fact is we see other e.u. move countries moving in austria's direction and the chancellor for her part said that she saw very few divisions between the two but there were a couple that were evident in relation to both policy toward the european union they are courts would definitely like to see a lot more frugality while the chancellor said that she can imagine a need to invest more in indebted southern members of the eurozone and certainly there were a few disparity that is discrepancies on asylum and immigration. melinda or immigration on refugee policy all the divisions chamberlain in vienna as strong as they have been in the post. both leaders were trying to indicate that they're not for example both stressed to their agreement on the need for stronger protection of the e.u. borders on the need for clear measures in the area of development policy to try to encourage people to stay

right now behind the doors here behind me on the same counts for the christian democrats a fungal americal who will also be sitting at their party headquarters now and discussing the agreement that has been reached between the social democrats on the conservative block of. this already is not the end because after all afterwards the . social democrats are going to take the decision to a party conference sunday in a week from now and this is going to prove the most complicated part of it now let's first talk about what they agreed on broadly telcel a bit more about that. well they have agreed on a. bit of the paper they have agreed on it's trying to eight pages thick and what it is quite interesting here is that if we look at it it is very detailed. concerning that considering that these have only been the preliminary talks and not the real coalition talks yet but this agreement already is very detailed and it had become very clear that these social democrats failed to push through some of their key points they wanted to have in it for instance taxation the social democrats wanted to raise

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say that's not what germany needs if eventually these things are nuff to cause a mismatch angle americal may end up in real trouble and as the prospect of yet another election looms recent opinion polls show that more than half of all germans are against medical as chancellor we spoke to us who says an election rerun could be closer than many think the trust in the great question is beginning to diminish quite considerably in. population there is already much of a majority of people calling for new elections as recent polls have shown a good negotiator would have seen much earlier that one of the three or four or even negotiating parties. why i'm to represented in two different points that were gathered to flow with mission and obviously angela merkel failed at that point she did not realise how bad the situation was perceived liberal i can imagine that will be replaced. even if there are new elections already in twenty eight and i mean the political uncertainty some are speculating that merkel may not run again if the latest coalition talks fail the media has already lined up who it thi

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the unemployment rate for african-amers rea a record low of 6.8% last month, down a full percentage point over the last 12 months. >> 87 months of continuous job growth is an outstanding trend. and to see the african-american unemployment rate down below 7 where it had been in the 15% range is very good news. other the biggest job losses occurred among retailers, cutting 6,700 for all of 2017. will the pace of hiring continue to slow down as the labor market nears full employment? or could job growth get a boost from the business-friendly $1.5 trillion tax cut package signed into law by president trump just last month? for "nightly business rep mp. >> joining us now to discuss the report's findings in more detail is michael gapen, barclays chief u.s. economist and a managing director there. michael, welcome and good to have you with us. this was a little bit of a slowdown in job growth. but still, unemployment rates staying right where they are, earnings coming up a little bit. is there any nit to pick here? >> not really, i agree with much of the lead-in that you just had. a lot of slowi

we want to see if the spirit of cooperation was there and i think the answer is positive on the americal is under pressure as well because for over three months germany has been functioning without a new government she wants to see germany active on the european stage once again europe is a focus of the party's new blueprint for talks and the conservative party's advisory board stands behind this negotiation result but things look different with the social democrats six of forty members on the party executive board voted against moving forward with coalition talks there are fears about how the party base will react. i think we are on the right path but we have to be careful to remember this one just work out automatically the twenty eight page document is up against heavy criticism from the opposition just as expected as this field so far to an ambitious to lead this country into the future there is no answer to digital change no flexibility in the pension system on the contrary it seems to do injustice to future generations very expensive measures in a grand. chancellor merkel wished su

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confident of success forming an alliance with the social democrats is the only option left wrangle americal previous coalition talks with the green party and the free democrats collapsed two months ago the political crisis is seen by some as the worst in germany for years and you are trying to size up the cost chances of resolving it to put together a coalition it takes a match angle has been desperate to make any match she hoped her party could match with the greens but that plan also required matching with the d p or the free democrats or rights why appear to but no it's a match pop ups and go all those got it right with the green party but she's still in favor of using coal power plus her transport minister in the old government called the greens tofu that has fallen into our meat when it comes to the d.p. these folks were nowhere near matching with deep divisions in how to deal with tax a solemn and environmental policies. we will not abandon our voters for a policy with which we are not convinced it is better not to govern than to govern badly so that was it for the so called to make a

say that's not what germany needs if eventually these things are nuff to cause a mismatch angle americal may end up in real trouble. as the prospect of yet another election looms recent opinion polls show more than half of germans are against markel running again it was spoke to geopolitical analyst writer office who believes a rerun is much more likely than people think the trust in great coalition is beginning to diminish quite considerably in. population there is already much of a majority of people calling for new elections as recent polls have shown a good negotiator would have seen much earlier one of the three or four or even negotiating parties. why i'm to represented in two different points that were gathered to flow with mission and obviously angela merkel failed at that point she did not realize how bad the situation was perceived on behalf of liberals i can imagine that will be replaced. even if there are new elections already in twenty eight. got more news coming for you just after this short break stay tuned here on r.t. international. corruption absolute power corrupts abs

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where german chancellor angela merkel left off the soft a new in their speeches with different angle americal with a very classic speech where she started speaking about the end of the first world war saying have we not learned the lessons of history it's up to this generation to prove that we have michael didn't take that tone it was a more and ejected fresh passionate speech saying now is the time france is back. yet let's listen just to a little clip here of what mr said today if some people are ready to be more ambitious to go further in terms of integration and ambition of what makes you sovereign as a power in this global environment to defend your values and your interests let's move. but those with which don't want to move forward should not block the most and be sure people in the room know what is interesting besides the content here is the fact that we've got a french president mr marquand delivering part of a speech in english not french what in the world should we make of that helen and i think this just says a lot about french president among us michael michael and approach to w