sss angela merkel, well, this is a betrayal, then he also betrayed angela merkel, when the telephone because there is already an operation in ukraine, here he is, as the curator of the special services, he was dedicated, it was already in 2007, when vladimir vladimirovich putin spoke clearly with this, so to speak, at a security conference in munich, when he said that russia would never come to terms with the construction of a unipolar world and expansion to the east, that’s all, after this... was, as it were, taken out of politics and returned when? when it was necessary to prepare this trap in ukraine to commit suicide , on the 21st this agreement was signed on the means of a settlement in ukraine on the 20th, that is, yanukovych, our side, fulfilled everything, they seized power on the twenty-third and the olympics in sochi ends on the twenty-third, that is, well, it’s obvious that this was a planned action. vladimir. what you heard now in our program, as i understand it, was not a revelation to you, absolutely , you are quite well versed in german politics, but i trust you to mak

on new year's eve 2016 , angela merkel cemented her promise.benefited from the successful integration of migrants, both for the economy and for civil society. it is important that we do not follow those who, with coldness and hatred in their hearts , allowed themselves to be split, it is important not to follow those who want to isolate others, indeed, the time in which we live is especially difficult, but the truth is also that we will cope with this, german television channels began to demonstrate germany’s disposition towards people fleeing war, hunger and hopelessness. merkel took pictures with migrants and refugees on the streets of berlin, now life in the european union for those who fled from countries that will be bombed... nato has become a reality. in a short period, over a million refugees from the middle east entered germany, instead of the planned 800,000. merkel proposed sharing collective responsibility between eu countries. the understanding has come that it simply won’t happen. on september 22, 2015, eu countries decided to pro

it will be on russia’s terms, but no one will agree to a short-term truce, we swam, we know, as angela merkelarmament of ukraine. when sobering comes, and if it comes, they will offer us something, we will blow 10 times.

it will be on russia’s terms, but no one will agree to a short-term truce, we swam, we know, as angela merkeltruce was needed to arm ukraine, when sobering up will come, and if it comes, they will offer us something, we will think twice and weigh it. all these proposals, to what extent they meet our interests , to what extent these european colleagues are reliable and capable of reaching agreements, they have undermined their ability to negotiate, their reputation very, very strongly, well, maybe not completely yet, but zelsky, having completely sold out the country, sending his people into the meat grinder, having earned the contempt of the west, will have no choice but to end his life. suicide or being shot by his own generals, such is the death of a traitor, such is the fate of a fascist, and not a single ukrainian will cry about his death, because there will be no one to cry, but this is probably different. and yaxenya lebedeva was with you, see you in the next program. telelenova agency represents: in open access, we have no secrets from our people. yakov mikhailovich sverdlov. on lenin'

palestinian woman, who in 2015, then she was still a teenager, at a meeting with the then chancellor angela, merkelor merkel herself, although merkel never settled her in her apartment, now this young woman has published a slogan on twitter there, respectively, on social networks, which means palestine from the river to the sea will be free, a few days ago he was recognized as extremist by the prohibitionists imply that israel must be destroyed, well, in fact , yes, in fact, yes, that is, these are the anti-israeli sentiments in the arab, in the arab space in europe, they are really heated up to... matters, now this they want to deport a woman for such manifestations, but anti-israeli, to palestine, to the gaza strip, where she came from , respectively, obviously, accordingly , therefore, indeed, the arab street of 2003 and 2023 are completely different, that is, they really rebuilt a whole avenue, napoleon said , large battalions are winning, the number of migrants from the countries of the maghreb, northern africa, and the middle east has grown exponentially over these 20 years, during which time

it will be on russia’s terms, but no one will agree to a short-term truce, we swam, we know, as angela merkelitted, the previous truce was necessary for arming ukraine, when sobriety comes, and if it comes, they will offer us something, we will think about it 10 times. all these proposals, to what extent they meet our interests, to what extent these european colleagues are reliable and negotiable, they they have undermined their ability to negotiate, their reputation very, very much, well, maybe not completely yet , but zelsky, having completely sold off the country, sending his people into the meat grinder, incurring the contempt of the west, will have no choice but to end his life by suicide or be shot by his own generals , such is the death of a traitor, such is the fate of a fascist, and not a single ukrainian will cry about his death , because there will be no one to cry, but this is probably different, yaxenia lebedeva was with you, see you in the next program. can you tell us about your very first experience as a conductor? is success luck or hard work? this is a vision. why does an or

the limit was led by the previous chancellor angela merkel, but it was already suspended due to coronavirusbe released again. there is no other way to find money anymore, that’s because the german federal constitutional court recently banned the transfer of funds between funds. let me remind you that earlier the government redistributed 60 billion euros to other projects, which were initially allocated to combat the consequences of the crisis. the court ruled that this was unconstitutional . the volga bas group of companies plans to increase production next year buses by almost 15%. more than half a thousand cars will roll off the assembly line. it is possible to increase production thanks to the modernization of tachologies at factories in the volgograd region and vladimir, as well as state support, including the federal program for the development of public transport. it is noted that volga-bas is now in the leadership group. among russian manufacturers of bus equipment, together with the gas and kamaz enterprises. and with that, i have more and more news in the next hour. at the russia e

because germany and the russians traded a lot with each other, and it was a big trade, and when angela merkeled to somehow, let's say, maneuver between russia and the interests of the west, she always looked back at the german economy and those who were in this german economy, you watched how these relations developed between russia and germany, and you know why. for a long time, germany tried to curb, or let's say, open up to putin door, maybe i'm wrong in my assessment , for the westerners, for the western institutions, why they believed that the russians and the west can be friends and that russia will never again be there, let's say, to oppose the western powers, and what is better, to have putin is near me, rather than further away from me, well, i will name the main factors from my point of view. sight and economic is not the main thing, i can show with numbers that this is how germany benefited from cheap russian energy resources, and these were surplus profits, which, in principle, now the german economy has less, there are no sectors there and lives normally, germany is a very powerf

they say, there is no political will, yes, or there is still a little fear left, inherited from angela merkelaf scholz, fear of the russian federation, the very end is another question, there is the news that the netherlands is transferring has already transferred the first f-16s to romania pilot training from ukraine. could this be a signal that the f-16s themselves, after all, if they are already near us, in neighboring romania, sesh will be in ukraine at the beginning of the new year. by the way, to which forecasts are you more inclined to the fact that the planes will already be guarding our borders and our homeland at the beginning of the spring of the 24th year. or closer to the end of the summer of 24? well, i would predict and keep saying that it is the end of february-march, especially since denmark promised to give us something already in march, but understanding the position of the netherlands, i think they will be the first to provide, and again , it will most likely be the beginning of spring or the end of winter, well, i understand, given that they have just done direct training

so, angela merkel in power for a very long time, the de facto leader of europe, people would say thatrited that mantle. i think probably emmanuel macron, the french president, rather sees himself potentially as the de facto leader of europe now and is coming up with these big ideas for how to reform the eu, how to redesign it, create different tiers, how to drive its economy forward. but germany's voice really, of course, within the european union, still matters hugely, particularly on economic issues. and i don't think that that has changed. but would you expect that alternative fur deutschland, the right wing grouping, is going to grow in strength and that the central power as it stands at the moment in berlin is going to be weaker? if the afd do well in next year's regional elections in the east, that will further give a sense of a withering power in berlin and question the ability of the governing coalition to see off that threat. and they absolutely do see it as a threat. and that's why right now, i think, it is seen as a crucial moment, is one of the reasons why migration is so

departure of some women leaders on the world stage in recent years, i'm thinking of germany's angela merkel the foreign response? it absolutely is. and foreign response? it absolutely is- and the _ foreign response? it absolutely is. and the departures - foreign response? it absolutely is. and the departures of i foreign response? it absolutely is. and the departures of those very important women is being felt, but we really have to watch the whole, as they refer to it in electoral strategy terms, the whole pipeline. there are many women coming up through moralities, through governorships, through members of parliament, —— mayoralities, senior civil servants, and they have the kind of knowledge, especially if they have kept up their connections with women civil society organisations full up those women are the ones who are much more likely to be able to achieve diplomatic rather than military solutions. ., , ., solutions. professor cynthia enroe, thank _ solutions. professor cynthia enroe, thank you _ solutions. professor cynthia enroe, thank you for - solutions. professor cynthia | enroe,

i am thinking of germany's angela merkel, new zealand's jacinda ardern, and in finland. the foreign policy response? it foreign policy response? it absolutely is, and the departure survey is very important women is being felt. but we really have to watch the whole, as they refer to it in electoral strategy terms, the whole pipeline. there are many women coming up through may realities, governorships, members of parliament, senior civil servants, and in fact they have the kind of knowledge especially, especially if they have kept up their connections with women's civil society organisations. those women are the ones who are much more likely to be able to achieve diplomatic rather than military solutions. ., , diplomatic rather than military solutions. ., ., ~ diplomatic rather than military solutions. ., , ., ~ , ., solutions. professor, thank you solutions. professor, thank you so much for _ solutions. professor, thank you so much for sharing _ solutions. professor, thank you so much for sharing your - so much for sharing your thoughts. so much for sharing your thoughts-

certain, let's say, problems, and then these refugees will run to europe, and remember 2015, when angela merkel'sernment got a little scratched thanks million syrian refugees who got to the european union, more precisely to germany, so there is also a black and gray swan for us, let's hope that we will have a white swan with mr. putin, that he will roll around, but that's not part of the strategy. we take all this shit together with the lions and this henhouse, and we say, here we are in such conditions, well, we have nothing left from the point of view of diplomacy , it is impossible to solve with russia, we know all this, but let's even look at this, japan has to say and speak to the temporarily occupied , what will happen if all this falls on us, and i lost the thread, what will fall on us, because about the swans, of course, we rejected them, right? migrants are flying, lack of weapons is flying, incapacity is flying , i’m sorry for your provocation, i’ll imagine a scenario of battles, my god, it’s always necessary, listen, everyone the generals at the front are talking about the worst, first

i don't have an exact answer to your question. and it seems to me, yes, angela merkel has really changedas launched in the tenth, eleventh year, she had a very tough approach, i remember the statement she made that there is no alternative to the euro, then yes, we know this approach, and it seems to me that this is a very good approach. because creative thinking should always have two or three other options, well, not ideologically , but radical in that there is only one way, which to a certain extent is a drama for the germans, and north america picked up this approach, because these are the ones, this, because they were one of the first settlers in this territory. therefore, you know, there are different ones, they must be present in human communication, there is no black and white, for a certain period this may work, but no, you need to understand that you may not live together, but you can live next to each other, and this is a free approach, i really appreciate it. new prank from vavan and lexus, this conversation took place during breaks between the cybersecurity summit in estonia,

politician after almost a decade and a half, which this position was held by cdu representative angela merkelhis position to be filled by a representative of the sdp, which he is, but for the external consumer the situation is even simpler, that is, this is a person who, well, in principle, is not able to say no, this is a manager. this is the performer, this is for those who are puppeteers, he was against the missiles there, they went, here you go, they motivate him to change his shoes like this, in his homeland they call him a shalzamat, a person who... just like an automaton, he sets out certain decisions, but they are for him some kind of compromising evidence, not compromising, what in essence, why is he so subservient to america , in essence he can do whatever he wants, he can mess up in any way he wants, he can afford parties with the participation of girls, yes, where are the incomprehensible things, jurisdiction it's okay, he can allow himself to make mistakes that usually a classic politician of his level cannot afford, here everything is forgiven to him, this is compromising eviden

i mean, donald trump not taking it negatively when it seemed angela merkel, the former chancellor of germany, who really apparently despises him, that he tried to convince himself or convince others that she really liked him, and took as a compliment her comparison of him to hitler. so what is it they want to do? >> that's a remarkable scene where trump to a very senior republican ally of trump is describing how, you know, merkel, she told me, she says your crowds are so incredible, there's only one person in all of history that's gotten crowds like yours. only one. it's the chancellor of germany, we know exactly who she's talking about. it's about retribution. plain and simple, this is donald trump himself has said this. i think, and i know you have focused on this on your show, but i think there's been far too little focus into what donald trump is saying as a presidential candidate right now in his own words about what he wants to do. it is about retribution. he says point blank, i am your retribution. if you come after me, he says, i'm coming after you. he's talked about using th

, it will be on russia’s terms, but no one will agree to a short-term truce. swam, we know, as angela merkel if it comes , they will offer us something, we will think 10 times, we will weigh all these proposals, to what extent they meet our interests, how reliable and negotiateable these european colleagues are, they have undermined their ability to negotiate, their reputation. very very strongly, well, maybe not completely yet, but zelsky , having completely sold out the country, sending his people into the meat grinder, having earned the contempt of the west, will have no choice but to end his life by suicide or be shot by his own generals. such is death a traitor, such is the fate of a fascist, and not a single ukrainian will cry about his death, because there will be no one to cry... but this is probably different. and yaxenia lebedeva was with you, see you in the next program. the information picture of tuesday will be complemented by sports day, hello, we will start the release with personnel news in the youth football team of belarus there will be a new coach at the executive committe

ally of donald trump, tell me about this, that anomalies two occasions, trump told a story about angela merkel, the chancellor of germany. now, she told me, she only heard one person that has ever gotten a crowd as because me, and only one person could attract crowds, and this is the chancellor of germany, say to trump, that there is only one other. trump never says this, and he is bragging about this. >> it's the admiration for these figures, current and in history, who are abhorrent to most people. one of the things that was so shocking to me about the book was, we all spent so much time talking about the events of january six, the events leading up to january six, hugely important consequential time in history, but you talk a lot in the book about what happened after that, including, the fact that trump, a full six months after biden's inauguration, seemed to think that he could be reinstated. we have a little audio from your interview that will play, and then i want to talk to you about it. >> by the way, when you had a release recently, you said 2024 or before, with you mean by that? you

karl writes about how trump bragged to a member of congress about what angela merkel, not a fan of trump, told him,hat she was amazed by the number of people who came to see him speak. trump said she told me there was only one other political leader who ever got crowds as big as mine. the trump allied congressman knew who merkel was comparing him to, but couldn't tell if trump himself understood. a trump campaign aide denied the account. it's not the first time that that name has been brought up with trump. trump reportedly once told his white house chief of staff, yawn kelly, that hitler did a lot of good things. this was when the two were on a visit to europe in 2018 to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the first world war. trump also reportedly questioned to kelly why his generals couldn't be as totally loyal to him as the german generals were to hitler, according to a book by peter makers and susan glasser. according to a 1990 interview with trump's then wife ivana, she divulged he kept a book of hitler speeches near his bed. quite the bedtime reading material. joining me is m

and obama, and... 4 years of trump, by the way, were built into this period, there was a long angela merkelal... period, it’s almost a quarter of a century, the west fueled russophobia in ukraine, just including the same trump, of course, just whom mike pompeo came very often, there are, let’s say, different stages of conflict intensity, high , medium and low intensity, they always maintained this weak fire, and trump, absolutely, his administration were not any such, some kind of radical exception, therefore, in fact, the situation here... is such that the west itself in fact, quite a difficult task, but it seems to me that for the west now is the moment to weigh whether they will achieve this task or not, and it consists of the following, that is , on the one hand, what works and into which so much effort and energy has been invested 25 years, political life , of course, cannot be abandoned, as one of the american experts actually said, it was a super profitable investment, meaning ukraine, because, well, the most terrible money by american standards allowed us to maintain a constant perm

as there's a huge amounts of immigration in and it hasn't led to the frictionless utopia that angela merkelto, merkel promised. it's led to, you know, huge , huge problems you know, huge, huge problems with with crime . um, and also with with crime. um, and also just the social disharmony. and we've seen you know, in german, german cities , people throwing german cities, people throwing hitler salutes for the first time and not not german born people throwing, throwing hitler salutes . and this is people are salutes. and this is people are anti—semitic from a from a different culture. so some different culture. so some different point of view. yeah some some germans are even leaving and moving to paraguay. there was a bbc documentary about it, which is i mean, that's actually the plot for the boys from brazil almost. isn't that a traditional sort of hangout anyway? but because because the afd, which were this , you know, seen as quite a fringe political party, because they're becoming so popular , they're becoming so popular, the, you the centrist the, you know, the centrist parties usually

as there's a huge amounts of immigration in and it hasn't led to the frictionless utopia that angela merkelto, merkel promised. it's led to, you know, huge , huge problems you know, huge, huge problems with with crime . um, and also with with crime. um, and also just the social disharmony. and we've seen you know, in german, german cities , people throwing german cities, people throwing hitler salutes for the first time and not not german born people throwing, throwing hitler salutes . and this is people are salutes. and this is people are anti—semitic from a from a different culture. so some different culture. so some different point of view. yeah some some germans are even leaving and moving to paraguay. there was a bbc documentary about it, which is i mean, that's actually the plot for the boys from brazil almost. isn't that a traditional sort of hangout anyway? but because because the afd, which were this , you know, seen as quite a fringe political party, because they're becoming so popular , they're becoming so popular, the, you the centrist the, you know, the centrist parties usually

are old-fashioned guys, you believe in what is written, remember how francois uhland mocked with angela merkelt are we dealing with, with a person who doesn’t shake hands, like they’re all on the block, yeah. well, then, returning to the non-technical article that i quoted to you, and before stoltenberg, in the light of what you said, and what was written in newsweek, this year, and endure it, and sit it out, and no negotiations, this may be indeed, that new, or a little more revealed, well, not a manual, of course, but let’s say, the topic that, as you described, stoltenberg in general is also pushing through, look, the logic of deceivers and liars, it is absolutely, for those who play deceptive poker, it is clear, look, we were deceived a year ago, well , then, when we went to negotiations, more than a year in istanbul, it would not have been ours, it would not have been our loss, it was a feeling, that we play by at least some rules, what rules and rules of warfare there are, they don’t have it, that’s what the lawless people said in their time, then they managed to carry out, as they said

i will get to the hitler this amazing interaction he had with he recounted that he had with angela merkel. he wants to be seen as a big, strong leader. he wants to emulate these people. i'm not saying that donald trump is a nazi. but there is this infatuation that he has, and he echoes his language. that's when you were talking about rooting out the vermin, even the phrase the enemy of the people, which he used to describe the press, is something that is drawn from nazi germany. it's also drawn from stalin. this is a dictator's phrase. it's one that he eagerly embraced. does he know the history of it, i don't know, but the parallel is clear. >> here's why i don't buy the ignorance anymore. an ignorant person, when warned that hitler used to say that, trump is turning up the volume. >> absolutely. i remember a conversation i had with him when whet had the mass shootings in el bah pennsylvania so in short order. and there were real concerns there would be more. he's using this language. this language out of enemy of the people. i said aren't you concerned the people will take your words to

this woman said by angela merkel, ten years ago, okay, no problem.'s just talk accurate. so let's just talk about the fact that suella braverman said this. okay? this is who is her parents is a woman who is her parents were kenyan and her parents are kenyan. and mauritius. her husband is a jew. her boss is an asian man . this is the point. asian man. this is the point. >> i'll tell you what. >> i'll tell you what. >> this is the point why you cannot know. you cannot talk about multiple come back on asphalt when you are just come back ruling . this back on this ruling. this country has now now. okay. country that has now now. okay. patrick patrick okay i'll come back to you. >> i'm you have very >> i'm on you have now very heavily side that suella heavily imply side that suella braverman's own ethnicity should shut down her intellectual freedom to think about what is best for the country that she's grown up in. >> that is her country free? you're implying that there's an inherited duty of someone from an ethnic minority background to take a certain se

against the backdrop of the recent scandal with the former chancellor of germany, simply because of angela merkel’se french tire giant michelin is closing in germany. the germans will lose their jobs. the reason is the closure of production, the inability to compete with budget tires from other countries and rising energy costs. the kremlin said that europe is facing a sanctions boomerang due to the refusal of russian goods, is forced to buy their own russian goods, but in other regions already in tri-roads, berlin has not yet stopped restraining prices for gas and electricity, from the beginning of the twenty-fourth year it will stop, the abandonment of the price braking mechanism was officially announced by german chancellor scholz. at the same time, the german authorities decided to declare war on prostitution. paid sex services in germany were legalized 21 years ago, since then the country has turned into a brothel in europe. the original purpose of that same legalization was to ensure rights prostitutes, but it was never achieved. the people who work in this field are mostly foreigners and are

this woman said by angela merkel, ten years ago, okay, no problem.'s just talk accurate. so let's just talk about the fact that suella braverman said this. okay? this is who is her parents is a woman who is her parents were kenyan and her parents are kenyan. and mauritius. her husband is a jew. her boss is an asian man . this is the point. asian man. this is the point. >> i'll tell you what. >> i'll tell you what. >> this is the point why you cannot know. you cannot talk about multiple come back on asphalt when you are just come back ruling . this back on this ruling. this country has now now. okay. country that has now now. okay. patrick patrick okay i'll come back to you. >> i'm you have very >> i'm on you have now very heavily side that suella heavily imply side that suella braverman's own ethnicity should shut down her intellectual freedom to think about what is best for the country that she's grown up in. >> that is her country free? you're implying that there's an inherited duty of someone from an ethnic minority background to take a certain se

she criticized the migration policy of the european union and spoke harshly of german chancellor angela merkelation: about 80% are young men aged 18 to 30 years, and this could lead to the fall of this year. karin said that she moved to st. petersburg, where she is the head of the geopolitical observatory on key issues of russian development called gorki, a place where academic science meets practice. we are now experiencing huge changes everywhere, confrontation of alliances, the world is again revolving around the east, as it was in 2000 years ago. you decided to study the arab world and quite deeply. you know, language, can the entire arab world unite against israel and the usa? yes, you know, this is a very interesting question, and it requires reflection, because on the one hand, there is the concept of this united arab world, the arab community, but these are dreams, of course, what unites the arab world is, first of all , the language, they speak the same language, from morocco to baghdad. you know, this can be said, they did not have their own pushkin, they themselves modernize their l

angela merkel, klitschko relied on germany, the klitschko brothers founded a bunch of their companiesh poroshenko, klitschko will repay, poroshenko will repay klitschko’s debts , so i think if now zaluzhny becomes president, then klitschko will most likely be the prime minister there, klitschko, not poroshenko, just klitschko, okay, that friday is today, and not tomorrow, like yesterday, because it’s really very dense , today is wednesday, is having an impact on klitschko , when he said to him that it is impossible to combine the post of mayor of kiev and the head of the kiev state, i’m the only thing that vladimir vasilyevich did not catch, which means , if you said, if suddenly a loser, a loser becomes president, then why should he pay off poroshenko’s debts to klitschko, but the fact is that london has. he has his own team, there is zaluzhny, there is aristovich, there is budanov, there is poroshenko, klitschko, timoshenko, and this is all the london team, this is all a team of britons, the britons want to bring back the old guys, the britons need to change this team of kvn players

she got the job as president commission president of the commission because angela merkel, the germanny. do you remember military remember the military parade when soldiers when the german soldiers had brooms instead brooms, sticks instead of rifles? the german army rifles? because the german army had been so depleted ? had been so depleted? >> and the british army? we dream . we should dream of broomsticks. we should be so lucky. >> that's fact. she the >> but that's fact. she got the job default that's it was job by default and that's it was also afd was surging at the also the afd was surging at the time and it was the internal balance. and have you been surprised how useless she's surprised by how useless she's been job, stephen, your been at the job, stephen, your old mate? no. >> we were never actually >> well, we were never actually mates. fantasy . mates. oh that was his fantasy. >> along with the leather hose and the sounds of it. >> yes, yes, yes. dawn as we building to pmqs here, we're building up to pmqs here, we're just the prime just waiting for the prime minister steve

probably not racist, but the to put yourself in the context of that poster, it was just after angela merkel . do million migrants coming into germany. do you remember? and there was a real concern, a legitimate concern , a concern to legitimate concern, a concern to this day in many respects about unbridled immigration from cultures and from backgrounds, which are very different to our own culture and background. and in many respects, maybe antipathetic or contemptuous of our values and our culture and so on. and so whilst the imagery may be quite evocative and may have been offensive to some people at the time, it was probably accurate. and what we've seen , sadly, is even we've seen, sadly, is even though we've taken control of our borders, we haven't stopped illegal migration as we should have done and we haven't got control of migration. in fact, it's completely out of control. so brexit, as it happens, turns out not to have been about migration because the controls that we got back, we haven't used to control it . and i think used to control it. and i think nigel's biggest concern at t

the deal he got was not good enough from angela merkel, the german chancellor, and history counterpartse european union. that's how he might but he's might reflect on it. but he's back now with more to give. and i probably it's a i think that's probably it's a good thing the party. good thing for the tory party. it does a kind of a an it does provide a kind of a an older man in who can give more advice to the young team around rishi until now it's been rishi sunak until now it's been lord, lord hague. william hague has been seen as the person who mr relies on for advice, mr sunak relies on for advice, a kind grown up the room. kind of grown up in the room. that now be that person is now going to be david cameron. i wonder ifjames david cameron. i wonder if james cleverly wants this role and what i mean by that is it's a very difficult position to have in government and it was in the summer and you have to have a short memory to forgive politicians, don't you? >> the phrase is that >> because the phrase is that they say very much come back and bite not bite them if they're not careful. >

so, angela merkel in power for a very long time, the de facto leader of europe, people would say thatd. but germany's voice really, of course, within the european union, still matters hugely, particularly on economic issues. and i don't think that that has changed. but would you expect that alternative fur deutschland, the right wing grouping, is going to grow in strength and that the central power as it stands at the moment in berlin is going to be weaker? if the afd do well in next year's regional elections in the east, that will further give a sense of a withering power in berlin and question the ability of the governing coalition to see off that threat. and they absolutely do see it as a threat. and that's why right now, i think, it is seen as a crucial moment, is one of the reasons why migration is so high on the agenda. it is the issue that the governing parties and the mainstream, also the opposition party, the cdu, feel that they need to show people that they are getting a grip on. jessica parker, the bbc berlin correspondent. back finally to gaza. what's the eventual outcome