turkey's constitutional court in ankara. says the country's highest court and its decisions should be respected by all political institutions and implemented by all of the courts. but the constitutional court is currently suffering its worst crisis in the history of the republic. in early january the judges ruled to release the journalist in our place and then our town from custody both were accused of having connections to terrorist organizations and taking part in the june two thousand and sixteen porch . memet out on a set of used secret messages on a talk show to call for the crew two days before it happened. the deputy prime minister and former minister of justice. condemned the ruling saying the court had overstepped its boundaries laid out by the constitution and prevailing law. while following this criticism the court in istanbul ignored the constitutional court ruling and refused to release the journalists shortly after the european court of human rights in strasburg reached another verdict on the case it demanded t

we don't know where the commission is we only know it's somewhere in ankara. he is but we have no way of finding out how they work or what they base their decisions on to the shop. this is the government district in the house of the tax capital ordinary citizens can only enter under exceptional circumstances it's also where the commission meets givenchy on a takes a critical view of their work. assume mom bob says becomes your mother this is not an independent commission that's clear and you can little. the government decides who gets on it. it's full of government operatives and officials abuse there's obviously a connection between them and the government i mean for the honestly to this day there is no credible evidence indicating that the commission makes independent fair decisions pretty good image. mashallah tone i was hearing is in three days she and her lawyer cut a tonge going after the strategy one small. the lawyer wants to call on the court to left to lose travel. company just isn't possible because she's already spent eight months in jail and no ev

that will be a correspondent to day one hundred speaking to me earlier from ankara well to zimbabwe now where an explosion has hit a rally where president emerson and ganga was addressing his supporters he was unhurt but several others are reported to have been injured including the country's vice president happened at the white city stadium in the southwestern city of below y.-o. president was campaigning there ahead of nationwide elections in july he assumed power last november after the ouster of zimbabwe's longtime leader robert mugabe. but for the latest we're joined now from harare by journalist columbus. so columbus just what can you tell us about this blast and below y.-o. and whether there's any information on who could have been behind it. there isn't was blood we can see at the moment besides what the president say that he set of. events was that it is easy but is is among those who are in jobs but as to who really is behind this i think this is the speculation that is. why it could be it's really happened someone wanted to try the knife on or known or . or the vice president

bringing us up to date from ankara many thanks indeed. now a group of sixteen e.u. leaders are holding an emergency migration meeting in brussels divisions within the bloc are widening over how to manage the influx of asylum seekers and refugees german chancellor angela merkel and other leaders describe sunday's mini summit as a working meeting ahead of european council talks a few days from now merkel says she does not expect a total solution to the problem but will instead push for bilateral or trilateral deals to cope with immediate emergencies. or one of the main points of contention are regulations which say that asylum seekers must be processed in the country where they first arrived. stranded at sea migrants aboard this boats are finally rescued by the spanish coast guard spain's decision to help stands in stark contrast to its alist new populist government who keeps denying n.g.o.s to ships entry to their ports it has highlighted a political crisis within the european union over how best to deal with migration under so-called dublin rules asylum seekers must

reporting for us from ankara and dorian jones reporting from istanbul many thanks to you both. now a group of sixteen e.u. leaders are holding an emergency migration meeting in brussels divisions within the bloc are widening over how to manage the influx of asylum seekers and refugees german chancellor angela merkel and other leaders described sunday as many some meant as a working meeting ahead of european council talks due next week merkel says she does not expect a total solution to the problem but will instead push for bilateral or trilateral deals to cope with immediate emergencies or central european states taking an especially hard line on migration are snubbing today's talks. all right that was the german chancellor angela merkel speaking a short time ago at that meeting on migration in brussels and for more on that we're joined now by correspondent brussels barber of a zone so margaret give us a sense of what's at stake at today's summit. this is a really frothed meeting because what we see here are going to merkel just said it is she when she mentioned we need to find

well yes this apparent victory of missing out on has caused crites some traffic chaos here in ankara that's why i'm talking to you from one of the highways where people were cars are trying to get close to the a.k.p. had quarters here in ankara where mr allen is expected to give the his doubt in these speeches officially declaring his victory again and speaking to his supporters he is really selling this as his big victory and this will definitely change turkey these elections will usher in a new political system he will be an almost all powerful president as of tomorrow as soon as we have official election results with which confirm his victory he can then for example dissolve parliament call for new elections he can appoint and fire ministers and the parliament will have limited powers to control him the opposition on the other hand says this is the end of democracy that's what people have been telling me today at the opposition had quarters here in uncorrupt so this is the picture that emerges right now but still we have no official a election result yet so that's something that n

correspondent judy a han who is in ankara and has been following the campaigning for us i asked her if ordinary people in turkey felt that this election was especially significant. oh yes you do get the feeling that there is a lot at stake after all these elections will transform turkey's political system they will usher in a new system that will dramatically expand the powers of the president at the expense of the paul humans power so if miss to add one wins the necessary majority tomorrow he will be an almost all powerful president he can for example appointed fire ministers to solve paul humans prepare the budgets polls when you elections or announce a state of emergency so for him there is a lot at stake he could either be the most powerful men in modern turkish history or he will get the signal that this is not what turkey wants this is not the direction the people here want the country to turn to so there is a lot at stake for him and his main challengers have already voted to roll back this presidential system because they clearly say this will turn turkey into a neutral prosy.

corresponding nearly one hundred porting from ankara thank you. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world and tens of thousands of supporters of the european union have gathered in central london to call for a final vote on the terms of brings it comes exactly two years to the day that britain held its referendum on leaving the e.u. the rallies we're going to answer say the public deserves the final word on and you deal. french president among a lot of kron has hosted talks with new stanage prime minister petro sanchez this with sanchez first trip abroad since he became prime minister last month the leaders discussed the migration crisis ahead of a mini european summit on sunday both supports a europe wide solution to migration. he told the house. we're hearing there is the sound of a grenade exploding at a rally in ethiopia's capital addis ababa where one person is dead and dozens have been injured the rally was in support of prime minister abi aman seen here being removed by security since taking office in april abi has i

steves: a good place to sample today's turkish character is in ankara. a small prov town just a century ago, today ankara, with over four million people, is the vibrant capitol of a modern nation. the city is a thriving example of turkey's new affluence. energized by busy boevards, prestigious universities, and striking malls, ankara is contemporary turkey. if turkey is more modern and comfortable with the west than other islamic countries, it's because of its greatest statesman -- mustafa kemal ataturk. this is the mausoleum and memorial museum honoritu the father of moderey. inside, the museum tells the story of this amazing man, whose career started as a military hero. itth hard to overstate importance of ataturk. it's been said that the turkish nation should thank god for ataturk... and thank ataturk for everything els mustafa kemal was a heroic leader in the first world war. after the war, he drove out the allied occupation rces, overthrew the ottoman sultan, and saved turkey fro euro. then, in 1923, he established today's turkish republic. a gratef

right let's introduce our guests now in ankara we have with her teen at a man who's editor of insight turkey and director of the setter think tank education and social policy from london we have thirty her career a consulting fellow in the euro program at chatham house and also in ankara by skype we have url's girl who is professor in the department of international relations at bill kent university thank you all for joining us can i start with you martine president edwin in these elections are is is facing a confluence of extraordinary factors in he's got to revitalize rianna energized opposition plus he's got an economy which is waning to say the least how far is this presenting a major challenge to his supremacies of sixteen years at the helm of turkey. well suited for the turkish president reject a pair of the one. was in competition with himself on the there was no real challenge until this coming elections i think therefore this is the most important one of the most important elections that a party faces. until very recently we know that turkey had been challenged. by many tread

in the turkish capital ankara. thank you very much. which is why the fate of hundreds of migrants rescued from the mediterranean is up in the air after they were barred again from landing on europe's southern shores the lifeline which is operated by a german charity is carrying more than two hundred thirty migrants it has been stuck at sea for days after being turned away from italy the situation on board is approaching an emergency that is what lawmakers who visited the vessel yesterday say and it is not the only ship in limbo between africa and europe with desperate migrants on board. a cargo ship owned by one of the biggest shipping companies in the world stranded off the coast of sicily the alec's on damascus not only carrying its own freight but also more than one hundred migrants last week the danish vessel was asked by the italian coast guard to rescue the migrants from a coach that was in trouble but with both italy in malta refusing to allow the ship to dock it can do nothing but wait. while the alexander mask is stranded off

earlier i spoke to did of your correspondent yulia han and ankara she's been following the campaigning closely and i asked her how optimistic the opposition camp are about. all right now the opposition camp is very optimistic two months ago when president add on announce snap elections for june twenty fourth most of the as observers said that this is going to be a comfortable win for missed out on and his ruling justice and development party but so many things have changed first of all the opposition which is very well known for a lot of infighting has joined forces has come together and four parties have formed an electoral alliance on the parliamentary level hoping to break the ruling a.k.p. alliance's majority in parliament this of course depends on whether the program crosses the ten per person fresh old and also makes it into paul human and secondly there is more of a manger the candidate of the largest opposition party the c.h.p. here here he has really minutes to invigorate of turkish opposition he has a simple promise us saying if you choose me you choose freedom if you choose

turns out the results will be as published by the state run news agency one hundred porting from ankara anything. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. women found the arabia took to the roof for the first time in decades of the world's only ban on women motorists was lifted at midnight. majority of saudi women still do not have driver's licenses and there are long waiting lists for. britain's prince william has arrived for a five day tour of jordan israel and the palestinian territories is due to visit young jordanians at a vocational training college and meet syrian refugee children on monday he'll become the first member of the british monarchy to make an official visit to israel and palestine. all right time now to get a bill latest on the action at the world cup in russia and emily auschwitz from database for us is here to guide us through all of it emily of course we want to talk about a germany's amazing win last night but first we do want to hear about that england game against panama that was also quite remarkable it was so thrilling to watch it was

that was a correspondent you were there hanna for us in ankara you're watching t w news from berlin and more coming up at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news around the clock on our web site d w dot com thanks for joining us. closer. look. at. least eleven. cut.

and we're joined now from ankara by our correspondents junia han so you they are we understand you're at the headquarters of. party and initial polling results are coming in what's the latest you can tell us. well yes preliminary results with more than fifty percent of the votes counted these results we're getting are coming from the state run on a dual agency and they see president add one more than fifty percent of the votes and his main challenger from the largest opposition party would an engine of the c.h.p. and about thirty percent for the parliament to revote about forty percent of the votes have been counted and the result we are getting here is that the a k p s electoral alliance is at about sixty percent of the vote while the opposition's alliance is about at about thirty percent of the vote but this has to be taken with cautions since the big cities have not been fully counted yet so these results will probably most probably change a lot in the coming hours what is interesting is voters' participation it's at eighty seven percent that's an impressive figure but it will it p

good party also house one percent let's go live now to child who's in turkish capital ankara you know is seeing these results kind of drip out more and more of the votes are counted and indeed president number is going down his percentage is going down but still confident he won't need to go to a runoff and he'll get over the fifty percent. through those groups we've got way that ultimately once in the votes are counted the prediction is that the two arms share of that council probably settle around about the fifty percent mark or not is hardly something that is probably a lot more than his critics have predicted considering how long he's been in power considering that circulars that sort of lira has witnessed in recent weeks and obviously you know. to mention the security and stability of those come as a consequence of the war next door in syria the isis attacks that have taken place inside sarky and the fact that the opposition has been extremely loud in the past few years in terms of being very critical of the way they view he has managed and his party has managed the country comin

had courses in the turkish capital first in jamaal or shall his at the act party base in ankara and so there does appear to be some disappointment and concern about the fact that says president i do one was so quick to claim victory before any confirmation of the official results jamal he was speaking earlier in istanbul what are his plans now. well i mean he's tried true sense of the cost doubts over the those who are saying that the result there's some sort of irregularities behind the bar at least and the way in which the photos taken place what's he's been trying to say is that not only is he president but turkey has decided to continue moving forward in the vision that he has sets out that his party is the south and according to that region he said that he would not allow for any charge to be discriminated against that you would be a president for everybody and that there was a place for all different walks of life all genders all backgrounds all political inclinations in turkey to play a part in making turkey as he promised he would one of the ten most powerful nations on earth o

be the largest third largest party with just over eleven percent now these are live pictures from ankara where present one is addressing his supporters in the turkish capital let's crossover listening to see what he has to say. you didn't give it as you all know all your good thoughts other symbols died almost like you fought my closest con ten thousand. competitor you know the difference between you know. many persons we have between us about twenty two percent difference between the two of us amount of. we have received that but. i want to. know who have trust in me who have trust in my party who have trust in my leadership i want to thank you. from the bottom of my how to cut out the. job but. also go to. the parties. jelly i want to thank him before you go in front of us. he supported my presidential campaign. also had i learned. i also tank. who is the continuation of. you know his part the. part of the great party that about. some type of the one this is a clash of souls the winner of the presidential election in new constitution longyou way of governing which will give him executi

he will be the most powerful man in modern turkish history utopias yulia han reporting for us from ankara thank you uli good to talk to you. the leaders of sixteen e.u. countries have stressed their willingness to find a solution to the blocks longstanding migration debate but they ended a meeting in brussels without any concrete decisions the emergency talks were held ahead of an e.u. wide summit beginning on thursday the block is deeply divided over how to manage the flow of asylum seekers to europe here's part of what german chancellor angela merkel had to say after the talks here. we have to decide whose shoulders which responsibility and the three big problem areas so the external dimensions of border security and the internal time mansions all played a role today but it was a good discussion you see how long it lasted and we've never had that much time at the european council and that's why the affected countries all came together today over the next few days leading up to the european council meeting we'll work on solutions in these areas but today we saw a lot of goodwill and desp

to a great extent very smoothly john can speak to us live from ankara. well i'm joined now by and by rockley a professor of international relations and the turkish german university in istanbul thanks very much for talking to us on al-jazeera first of all they they are very early exit polls we only have about i think twenty seven percent i counted so far but he does look like president jiang could well be going without a runoff are you disappointed that that's what we're seeing so far as the strength of the ballot for the opposition who have obviously been quite optimistic about how well they do. i think the opposition was optimistic but what has mr india has achieved was that he has just only consolidated his own. electorate so but he was not really able to convince to the waters from the other parts of the society and he has brought some dynamic or dynamism to his party but he was really not really able to reach out to the other segments of the society and also he has run a very populist election campaign which he has used many. refugee sentiments in t

power for ten more years well let's go live now to jamal has been covering the election for us in ankara jamal part of the act party may have lost some ground in parliament but it was a big win for him the culmination really wasn't it of a long campaign to win a presidency with greater powers. indeed i mean there are two un sets this changing political system is part of the twenty twenty three vision that he set out for his party sets out which has been the underpin of several of their recent elections and he argued that in order for turkey to transform and become one of the viciously ones to see as one of the ten most powerful nations on earth he needed a more centralized government is one that does away with some of the bureaucracy as he described it in times of the different hurdles that you would find in legislative bodies through the parliament and so forth and that's why they went for this it's important to not only see that this presidential system john was trolls in by the people albeit in an hour of victory but one that was through that referendum that took place a few months ag

could stay in power for ten more years well let's go live to who's been following the story for us in ankara and the historic election in the country one that puts a great deal of power in the hands of one man what does this mean for turkey. well depends who you speak to mario those who are in favor of turning the political system into a presidential one say this is going to make turkey stronger more efficient and more able to compete with other countries that maybe find it difficult to follow through on long term political programs because of the constant change in power as it takes place there with the instability that comes with having maybe a diverse different political bodies that have a say in the way things are run if you speak to those who are opposed to it they will say well actually it is a dangerous precedence the turkey is going good its words the unknown from a parliamentary system that shared to the power with the presidency as well as other institutions through a system that puts a lot of or the vast majority of the decision making into one institution namely the presidency wh

more i'm injured the main challenger and the minor challengers in the presidential bid have voted in ankara more image of voters in yellow a close by city to istanbul people are waiting to see are gone because dan's vote is like a a benchmark during the day of election presses here too much attention and people are waiting for him now all right we will bring you those live pictures when we have them of course of president voting in istanbul thank you very much an impressive group for the moment let's not go to break here the kurdish heartland valley's air force the kurdish region is in the southeast and some polling stations there understand were moved for security reasons tell us about how the voting has been going so far. for so far it's not that big we don't see crowds we don't see queues long queues here we see families and groups of people who come in all of them to vote and leave this is an area in the center of the. surrounding areas have more than one million eligible voters supposed to go to the polls today as you said some of the polls we had in the news and some reports that some

has more from techies capital ankara. i mean it's done and dusted he'll forest president obama on his proxy are certain really they've taken just. their victory presidents out one self has received phone calls from several foreign leaders to russia later this victory he is expected to give a brief victory statesman saying if you stop the stumbles his hometown where he calls his ballots earlier on sunday before he heads out here it's not just these crowds gathering outside the uk fartsy the world would give her victory speech. or are all the headlines saudi arabia's edifies forces say they intercepted a ballistic missile over the capital riyadh yemen's hoofy rebels say they launched rockets targeting the defense ministry in the saudi capital these have stepped up missile attacks in retaliation for as strikes by the saudi led coalition italy is again criticised for not taking in a rescue ship with more than two hundred fifty refugees and migrants on board the m.v. lifeline is currently in limbo in the mediterranean after bo

i talked to people and ankara, let's hear what they had to say. >> everyone should be treated equally. that is what we want but it is not happening in our country. >> i believe he will bring justice and he is one of us. >> our children have no jobs. nearly enough. i hope this will change. >> muhara mesha has many common values with me. >> we heard him described as a candidate is a -- as the one with the biggest chance to beat the current president, what is his message? >> he is using the feeling and desire for change to mobilize voters. first of all, he is a good speaker and he can challenge the current president and has the guts to openly criticize him. he is telling people you have a choice between freedom and fear. if you vote for me, you will for freedom if you vote for the current president, you vote for fear. he is giving a deeply polarized society and turkey is a deeply polarized society. there are many conflicts here and he's trying to get people beyond the traditional base in his own party. he is appealing too religious voters, many kurdish voters as well. his messages, if yo

plus, campaigning for the next election in erdogan's, turkey, what is ankara turns away an international observer from germany, we asked how likely is sunday's election to be fair? also coming up on the show, heading to the world cup. argentina clash with croatia. there were some spectacular goals on show. we bring you the action from that and all of thursday's other world cup games sto. brent: i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us. tonight the european union's volatile stance on migration is on display yet again. emergency talks are planned for sunday, and italy has confirmed it will take part. but it came only after germany's chancellor, angela merkel, agreed to scrap a preprepared joint statement. anti-immigrant leaders from central europe say they will boycott the summit. it is a sign of worsesening divisions over migration across europe. reporter: there are three days to go before german chancellor angela merkel's migration summit in brussels. it includes countries including italy, greece, austria, maybe more. the german chancellor wants as many countries as possible to tak

let's go to but it's miss his outside the headquarters of the republicans people party in ankara and so just had this speech from the president on the figures show that he's managing to stay. just above fifty percent so far but we don't have an official confirmed result yet do we. know we don't and that is what is frustrating to people here has been no official results and so they're complaining the president was giving his victory speech before the official results is in in fact when the president's speech was put up on screen behind me it was booed off so nobody here would have heard of the more conciliatory words that president. in his speech they want an official announcements the there are many votes yet to be counted again by those who police supremely actually gore that's how it goes get counted at one place and counted again by the supreme electoral board who clearly president is confident enough that he has done what's necessary to achieve first president victory in the presidential elections and therefore he felt happy to go give a speech but that is what isolates noise opp

he's joining us from ankara to tell us how tight this race has been. well i mean when it started off the gap between the two ron and his closest opponent was so much that it was considered that it would be a done deal within the first round but as you mentioned though the rain over the past couple of weeks one of the opposition candidates this year in jail has managed to galvanize some kind of supports which has made it quite possible that this doesn't get settled today in the for a strong there is a possibility that it would go to a second round of voting albeit for the party and two rounds supporters are hoping that actually that doesn't happen and the reason why they're hopeful that they're kind of this read a paper on will be able to settle this election today is because while said they he is contesting against five other candidates which means those opposed to our two one will be dividing and sharing their votes between different people to go through a runoff that runoff would only be between two candidates and his closest rival which would pose a

we are expecting him to make a speech in ankara any moment now.ead about how banks may be using a lehman style trick to disguise their debt. also the trade story ranking highly as the u.s. and china enter this game of chicken. in this more discussions on this there will be restrictions on investment. that is announced friday. yuan inbillion liquidity, also gaining traction on the terminal. this is where you will find our most read stories. if you want more on opec, we have a right of -- a right up -- write-p= onu -- you can check out online. haidi: we are watching the turkish lira, which whether that was a knee-jerk reaction or something sustainable, you are looking at them president, modern turkey's longest serving ruler. he has claimed a mandate to govern with a sweeping new power from a victory in presidential and parliamentary elections. he has arrived with -- we have heard with the opposition leader, conceding that defeat, but pointing out the contest was not fair. the president getting 53% of the vote, versus 31%, and lots of uncertainty. yv

in the turkish capital ankara. thank you very much. all right daniel is here now with more on what are the winds victory means for turkey's economy as well there's been a mixed reaction and suddenly the economy is quite mixed as well and at first it seemed invest as we're taking the election result well that is until the mirror lost its gains from the election day worries remain that economic views are simply too unconventional politically he may be unstoppable but can he rein in the unstable economy. after the election many turks hope stability will rule the day and the president added one would continue his current economic policies. you can't beat it will there will be economic stability in the country there has to be . that been a lot of volatility in the markets now it's over at least the elections are over. six as you asked me whether the euro or dollar will increase i think the depreciation the leader will continue. with that but turkey's currency the leader is under pressure due in part to worries about everyone's efforts to co

in the turkish capital ankara. thank you very much. i mean i think the story now live to istanbul i'm joined by haroon armagh on he is deputy chairman of human rights with president everyone's aka party mr armor got it's good to have you back on the day let's talk about what we have seen happen in the last twenty four forty eight hours president ever one is now the most powerful leader in turkey's modern history this is what he wanted so can you maybe you can tell us when will he end the state of emergency in turkey. first of all in your footage and then your uncle or correspondence accusations i have to disagree almost all of them are paul's baseless and they don't really describe what is the reality in grant and before before i actually address all these points one by his father's bitterness number gone and what they what is spoken for free digital media if you are going to try if you going to say that all the foreigner is not showing the trumps please tell me what is untrue. i will i will in a second but let me just start by congres

with almost all of the votes counted he addressed supporters in the victory rally in the capital ankara the leader of the opposition see hate piece says he'll comment on the results on monday morning it's the first time turks were choosing a president and parliament in the same vote as war from the ruling a k party headquarters in ankara. despite a lot of the full force of the lead up to something think it was going to be a tight fisted election for the fragile so you know the one only did the first round. the district.

crisis threatening her job also on the program campaigning for a clean election in turkey but as ankara turns away international observers from germany we ask what the chances that of a fast boat when the country goes to the polls other we can. kind of course another exciting day of not just of the football world cup and denmark were hoping to extend their winning style against australia to show you how they got. i'm still going to welcome to the program the european union's a fragile stance on migration is under strain again ahead of emergency talks plans for sunday italy has confirmed that it will take part but only after germany's i'm going to back all agree to scrap a pre-prepared joint statement chancellor merkel desperately needs a european solution to the migration crisis to shore up position at home but it's a nice new populist government is making a common answer to one of the europe's most divisive issues even harder to. managing migration the words dominating brussels these days the e.u. is considering a radical tightening of its refugee policy there's even talk of holding ca

with almost all of the votes counted he addressed supporters in the victory rally in the capital ankara the leader of the opposition c hate piece says he'll comment on the results on monday morning it's the first time turks are choosing a president and parliament in the same vote has more from the ruling party headquarters in ankara. despite a lot of the reporting in the lead up to sunday's vote i think it was going to be a tightly contested election president project to one only he did the first round she's essentially secured a second term as president you know now the difference between him and the cross is consistent i don't change a one hundred ten million votes now in the first statement made by president but the paper i want to add to those results came through he said that she will vote for the president for all charges he promised that he would not allow for anybody to be discriminated against inside surjeet just because of their political leaders who they voted for their ethnic background or gender o.p.c. when it comes with that background one of the ethnic minorities just lik

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and turkey ankara had repeatedly threatened to take the town of binge by force in order to push back the kurdish why p.j. the agreement was reached between turkish foreign minister never to govern and u.s. secretary of state might pump a zero and is likely to ease tensions between ankara and washington congress parliament is debating a bill that would make it's a criminal offense to help asylum seekers as part of a crackdown on immigration by prime minister victor all bans rightwing government and could mean up to one year in prison for anyone found guilty jonah hole reports from budapest. where once there was an open border of the european union now there's an electrified fence migrants and refugees still trying to enter europe aunt welcome in hungary. alone slide when in parliamentary elections in april as encourage prime minister viktor orban and his feet as party to go further fulfilling an election promise to protect hungary and its christian values despite protests by the e.u. and local activist groups planned new legislation will criminalize any supporting committing legal adv

who's in ankara for us to. now has sweeping new executive powers he's parties well placed in parliament is not a lot there to hold him back is there. well i mean the way in which you are the ones set this up so four years ago when he outlined his vision twenty twenty three was that he believed in his party believe john of the turkey required a more central life form of governance that in order for the economy to continue growing and for the country to advance it required very more rather clarity and its government governing system prior to this i had it was a parliamentary system but there was still a presidency and all the presidency was mainly more ceremonial in the position did enjoy a certain powers which at some point made bureaucracy may be a bit of a herd all as far as to on in the party were concerned in terms of holding him personally back in his ambition although he was there resoundingly victor in these elections he was given a good run for his money by my how to enjoy the c.h.p. is candidates and al