to power in norway greece's golden dawn is now the country's third largest political group and in austria the right wing freedom party has scooped up almost a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election and now joining us live from vienna more details on this story here morning to you peter so many already calling this a huge success for the right wing in austria. well what we've seen is that the freedom party of pick took quite a few more points than they had in the last election they campaigned this time on a not just an immigration policy but also on a. policy on a very much a euro skeptic campaign and that seen them draw in the voters from by the by the stock fall not just those though also the euro skeptic parties will be in the in the parliament here in austria what we saw from from the freedom party is them them change their time a little bit and not go as heavy on the sea immigration as they had done previously they ran on a campaign slogan of love your neighbor it's a catholic country here in austria something it's day it's the people's hearts what was the underlying message

austria has weathered the financial crisis well. some of the frustration of the main parties follows a string of corruption scandals, and they're accused of being too friendly. even in the televised debate, there was little in the way of confrontation in the social democrat chancellor and his conservative deputy. >> you've been chancellor for so long you need to go. >> that's what this billionaire businessman once as well. he would like to enter a coalition with conservatives and has even taken his campaign to young people in discos. >> i have a conscience. when my grandchildren ask me what i have done to make society better, i can say i tried. >> he could become the king maker, taking boats off the big parties and stealing austria into unknown political territory -- taking votes off the big parties and steering austria into unknown political territory. >> a judge has denied bail to activists giving prosecutors more time to finalize charges after a protest at an arctic oil drilling platform. >> those environmental campaigners tried

it is austria tax euros that go to other countries and are washed it down the drain. >> austria is one of the four eurozone economies that underpins bailouts. what would this boat -- vote mean for the future of the single currency? >> it set a couple of politicians thinking. it has only prolonged the problems. this is definitely what the people say. it has not come to any solutions. the debts have gotten bigger and higher. the next generations will suffer and this is what those 25% have in mind. >> austrians voting in increasing numbers for parties that want changes to the eurozone and also voting for white ring -- right-wing parties. >> the political right is on the rise in europe and it is drawing surprising support. >> a lot of people from the working class, blue-collar workers, lower educated people are voting for the radical right. they put forward policies like immigration, corruption and such. these are the topics they are voting for. >> across europe, there is a tide that is turning right. alternative for germany just missed out on a place in the bundestag. in sweden and finlan

and here a party is getting a large slice of the vote so paul in austria is elections were reporting tonight that the polls suggest the centrist coalition will make it back into power by the narrowest of margins live report on that coming up public after this break. to show. technologies the name and aviation is the game which is lately stealth fighter takes the release of the monks the noble power source brings innovations new heights and down the ground breaking night shaped loss of consciousness as you are dangerous year on a. cleveland shirt. looks . cross-talk rules and if they got into you can jump in anytime you want. but again a bar any court sentenced fifty shiites took to fifteen years behind bars for organizing a clandestine opposition group linked to anti government militias the february fourteenth coalition was formed in twenty eleven and was the major driving force behind the nationwide pro-reform uprising let's go live now to judd feruz he's a former m.p. and member of bahrain's largest opposition party with facts are they going to bring to you so the first time is it

is this selection taking place in austria well. i don't think we will get a majority at this time but we have set principles and tax reforms and parliamentary reforms. in parliamentary form so we hope to reduce of politicians and. citizens representatives will have more say in government thank you very much for talking to me frank stronach there the founder of teen stronach policy running in this year's austrian elections and can catch up with the latest financial headlines later today in the kaiser report well here's a preview of what's to come. see. the insurance giant which took eighty five billion bailout money from the american taxpayer said that congressional outrage at the ensuing bonuses paid to these executives in a failed fraudulent phony financial products unit was quote just as bad as deep south lynching. that cracker on wall street sees a kinship with the way blacks were lynched you know here's what i think black america should do in light of this revelation they should demand reparations for having built the united st

is they selection taking place in austria well. i don't think we will get a majority at this time but we have set principles and dollars would be tax reforms and parliamentary reforms. and to parliamentary reform so we hope to reduce the power of politicians and that citizens representatives will have more say in government. thank you very much for talking to me frank stronach the founder of team stronach party running in this year's austrian elections austria might well be carving a safe passage through europe's financial turmoil but as you'll see in a kaiser report later this hour the shocks keep jolting the global world of business. ben moshe's. the insurance giant which took eighty five billion of bailout money from the american taxpayer said that congressional outrage at the ensuing bonuses paid to these executives in a failed fraudulent phony financial products unit was quote just as bad as the deep south lynching. that cracker on wall street sees a kinship with the way blacks were lynched you know here's what i think black a

is this election taking place in austria? >> well, i don't think we will get a majority this time, but we have set it's a bulls -- we have set principles and those will be tax reforms and parliamentary reforms and parliamentary reforms that we hope to reduce the power of politicians and that citizens represent it will have more say in government. >> thank you very much for talking to me, the founder of the party running in this year's austrian elections. >> austria may be carving itself a safe passage through the financial turmoil, but in the kaiser report, we have the global world of business. >> ben marsh, the ceo of aig, the insurance giant that took $85 billion of bailout money from the american taxpayers said congressional outrage at the ensuing bonuses paid to these executives in aig was "just as bad as deep south lynching." that sees a kinship with the ways that blacks were lynched. the us is what i think black americans should do in light of this revelation. they should demand reparations for having built the united s

austria's far right freedom party gets a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election growing support for rightwing political groups all across europe. tara tightens its grip on africa is the most militant carry out a mass murder of students in nigeria just a week after a separate group conducted a deadly attack on a shopping mall in the kenyan capital. the israeli prime minister has to prove to the u.s. an un. change of tone is nothing but a smokescreen as recent signals of a thawing in tehran relations with the west fail to soothe the binyamin netanyahu combative stance. good morning from moscow where it's just after eleven am on monday i'm. for this our europe is witnessing a surge in support for far right parties a right wing populists have just swept to power in norway greece's golden dawn is the country's third largest political group and then austria the right wing freedom . almost a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election a short while ago i spoke to. from the. well the big story from sunday's ballot is that the fall right freedom polity in austria picked up almost a

is they selection taking place in austria well. i don't think we will get a majority at this time but we have set principles and dollars for pete daksh reforms in parliamentary reforms and parliamentary reform so we hope to reduce the power of politicians and. citizens representatives will have more say in government thank you very much for talking to me frank stronach there the founder of teen stronach party running in this year's austrian elections dozens of the crimean smiley face. lying alongside the armed rebels in syria that's according to statements by the syrian ambassador to the country as well as the leader of the ukrainian branch of his boat here a global islam is organization outlawed in most of europe but the government is legal and active in ukraine at is reportedly encouraging young muslims to go to syria investigate. the one palace in the town of bush said i all that's left as a reminder of the crimean tatars glory days built centuries before the tar's were deported by joseph stalin in the one nine hundred forty s.

and austria's far right freedom party gets a quarter of the votes in sunday's general election all amid growing support for right wing political groups across europe. good morning from moscow where it's now it just after ten am on monday. top world headlines for this hour. the israeli prime minister is on a mission to thwart iran's recent efforts to unfreeze its relations with the west binyamin netanyahu claims to run sweet talk is just a trick to buy the country's nuclear program more time and he's vowing to prove it to the white house and at the u.n. general assembly middle east correspondent paula now taking a look at what to expect from the israeli leaders so-called counter offensive. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the united states where he will be meeting with the american president barack obama and also addressing the united nations general assembly the focus of that address and his meetings will be on iran and here the israeli prime minister's message is quite simple don't trust the rain ians netanyahu has ordered his government members not to give comments

the path to electoral success in austria is paved with new euro skeptic sentiment that's preliminary results suggest right wing parties appear to have made a strong showing in the country's parliamentary elections up later in the program. in the u.k. fifty thousand people staged one of the biggest protests manchester has ever seen to coincide with the first day of the annual conservative party conference protesters are furious with cuts to social spending and health services brought in by the coalition government that's led by the conservatives we talked to one of the protesters to ask what precisely got the marchers so fired up. this government is in fact in real trouble of course it's been very much to do with the national health service today that actually that it's facing twenty billion of of cuts by twenty fifteen it's all but it's also shown that crystallized to so many issues where the government's unpopular for all the way from mass surveillance to threaten action in syria to legal aid the fact that so many people are willing to speak out and stand up for the n.h.s. and stand

austria's far right freedom party gets a quarter of the votes in sunday's general election all amid growing support for right wing political groups all across europe. terra its grip on africa islamist militants carry out a mass murder of students in nigeria just a week after a separate group conducted a deadly attack on a shopping mall right in the kenyan capital. the israeli prime minister vows to prove to the u.s. and the u.n. that iran's change of tone is nothing but a smokescreen recent signals of iran's relations with the west failed with netanyahu is a combative stance. thanks for joining us here on r t today. was top headlines. in austria the right wing freedom party has scooped up almost a quarter of the vote in sunday's general election it echoes a right swinging trend seen in many european countries and peter all of us now has this report from vienna. well the big story from sunday's ballot is that the far right freedom party in austria picked up almost a quarter of the vote now what that means is that they've really increased the amount of of their popularity here in the country

is they selection taking place in austria. well. i don't think we will get a majority at this time but we have set principles and those would be tax reforms and parliamentary reforms and parliamentary reform so we hope to reduce the power of politicians and. citizens representatives will have more say in government thank you very much for talking to me frank stronach there the founder of team stronach policy running in this year's austrian elections artie's peter all over for us there now later this hour max kaiser takes a look at some comments by the boss of insurance giant g. who like into the public anger over bankers' bonuses to the lynching of african-americans here is a quick preview of what's to come. ben. seen the insurance giant which took eighty five billion a bailout money from the american taxpayer said that congressional outrage at the ensuing bonuses paid to these executives in a failed fraudulent phony financial products unit was quote just as bad as the deep south lynching. that cracker on wall street sees a kinship

getting a large slice of the votes of paul in austria is elections but exit polls suggest the centrist coalition will make it back into the narrow is to live up to that just ahead. they would. argue. somewhat soft to approach towards the taliban if you want to have a political solution must create the conditions for reaching such political solution and. conditions to enable. you to tell about your past a political solution. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images called world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. well again a bahraini court sentenced fifty sheer i'd stop to fifteen years behind bars for organizing a clandestine an opposition group linked to anti-government militants the february fourteenth coalition was formed in twenty eleven it was a major driving force behind the nationwide pro-reform uprising doctor now the judge who chairs the bahrain rehabilitation and antiviolence organizations also spent two months in prison that too says the whole trial is a well known top level tactic of demonization actual

they were appealing to the serbs inside austria/hungary and so what serbian nationalism was to austriahungary was a threat to its very existence. if they gave way in the south and allowed the serbian areas, and that included parts of bosnia which was under austrian control, to join with serbia, then they would face similar demands and they already were facing them from the poles in the north, from the czechs, from the slovaks. and so, for austria/hungary, serbia was not just a menace and a nuisance down in the south. it was threat to the very existence of that great multinational empire. and so, when their heir was assassinated in sarajevo, the capitol of bosnia in 1914, the austrians saw an opportunity to stamp on serbia once and for all. and, they didn't care about their arch duke. he was very unpopular and he was given a miserable little sort of low-grade funeral back in vienna, but what they wanted and they'd been talking about it for some time was an opportunity to polish serbia off. c-span: in 1914, what shape were countries like great britain in and the united states and, of cou

and this is something that we're seeing not only here in austria but we've seen in norway where the government there came to power on well very strong immigration policy saying that they would put limits on immigration there in sweden week earlier this year we saw riots in the to be reachin of stockholm that seen a rise. in support for right wing governments in that country also denmark where they think they have the right wing party they're the they're the the danish people's party all the third party people like money on the pen name fronts in the the french national front they're making a lot of noise and they getting more and more they're being heard more and more by people all across the continent and all of this is taken against the backdrop of the real extreme right being in the news right now in countries like greece where golden dawn members are being rounded up and arrested so there is there are two sides to the far right in europe at the moment it seems to be those that are getting elected politically and those that are rioting in the streets i can what we're seeing in at

want and having the freedom party of austria have made significant gains it's critics call it xenophobia its leader thanks to differ being . i don't have foreigners. even so the party adopted a different campaign tactic than it had done in previous elections their issue hidden in the message about religious values and a sense of talking about love your neighbors which is a very catholic way of talking about issues but of course the hidden message behind was that this is against islam or against muslims also flying the anti euro flying is a stroke canadian billionaire frank stronger who come dems the single currency is the road to rack and ruin. we need to stop creating every housewife knows that if she spends more money than. most of europe's recent elections of the nail biters for politicians desperate to keep their jobs amid libyan economies all street is different it's doing relatively fine what's happening here is brussels assistance with bailouts and encroachments on sovereignty has given the right to come didn't seem to beat them with peace or all over the. as one of the last outpo

that claimed six lives the centrist coalition government appears to have secured a narrow win in austria's parliamentary elections but preliminary results suggest right wing parties have done particularly well scooping up more than a quarter of the overall vote peter all of our reports from vienna. what it shows is that the social democrats on the people's party who went into these elections as the coalition government well it looks likely that they'll come out of these elections as the coalition government they've picked up around fifty percent of the vote there over the coming days we should probably hear that they will continue their coalition what is most interesting about these elections is that over one quarter of austrians have voted for parties that want to do away with bailouts for euro zone countries and see in see real changes to the structure of the single currency now to talk a bit more about this and what it means i'm joined by barbara cole who's the director of the austrian economics center barbara thanks very much for talking to me why have austrians voted in this way and w

germany booked a ticket to brazil with a win against austria. special night in whoh for miraslov klosec, equaled the scoring record from 39 years ago. >> this season veteran show to the upstarts how to get the job done. he is a 35-year-old who broke the record of 68 goals for germany to the delight of his coach. >> i am happy i have reached that figure. now i will move on. we have to follow on from today's success in the next games. >> a short time later he missed the opportunity to set a new scoring record. other than that germany was not that threatening but after the break they found their footing. he launched his second goal in the 54th minute. from then on, it was easy-going for france. france showed why they are under increasing criticism but stayed watertight. >> today, you could see how sharp that we are, then how the conditions were much better and i think our confidence, especially in the first half was enough to beat austria in the way that we did it. a fine combination put thomas mueller into the score line and germany was looking go

it looks like austria's governing grand coalition is just about straight back into power according to the first election exit polls but the far right freedom party appears to have scooped more than twenty two percent of the vote as well even more than expected peter all of the reports next on how rights is groups gaining traction across europe. the political right is on the right say europe and it's drawing some surprising support a lot of people from the working class blue collar workers lower educated people are voting for the extreme right of the radical right because of the policies staying put forward like immigration and european integration corruption i guess apologises to massage so these are the topics that are now days important for those people voting for the radical right across europe there's a time that's turning right ukip is being talked about as the legitimate third party in britain while alternative to germany just missed out on a place in the bundestag norway's conservative government came to power with tough immigration promises and in sweden and finland there's al

level it's austrian tax euro's that go to other countries and are just washed down the drain now austria is one of the four eurozone economies this century underpins bailouts what would this vote over a quarter as they say people voting for parties that want to change things what does this mean for the future of the single currency well i think it does set a couple of politicians thinking and overlook their past solutions that after all it has only prolong the problems this is definitely what the people feed and it has not come up to any solutions as a matter of fact that that's grew bigger and bigger and higher so the next generations will suffer and this is what those twenty five percent obviously have in mind so austrians voting in increasing numbers for parties they want changes to the eurozone and also voting for right wing party something that we have seen spreading across europe as my report shows. the political. it is on the rise in europe and it's drawing some surprising support a lot of people from the working class blue collar workers lower educated people are voting for the e

the freedom party of austria have made significant gains it's critics call it xenophobia its leader begs to differ. i don't hate foreigners. even so the party adopted a different campaign tactic than it had done in previous elections there issue his message about religious values a sense of talking about love your neighbors which is a very catholic way of talking about it but of course the hidden message behind was that this is against islam or against muslims also flying the anti euro flank is a stroke canadian billionaire frank stronger who come dems the single currency is the road to rack and ruin. we need to stop creating every housewife knows that if she spends more money than she earns all parameters most of europe's recent elections have been nail biters for politicians desperate to keep their jobs amid limping economies austria is different it's doing relatively fine what's happening here is brussels persistence with bailouts and encroachments on sovereignty has given the right to come didn't sing brought to beat them with peace or all over auntie vienna. and elsewhere in europe

well nationalists in austria are making gains members of the far right golden dawn party in greece have come under pressure from the authorities they're accused of running a criminal gang as well as resorting to murder violence and extortion. the present outrage directed at golden dawn started after a party member allegedly murdered a prominent anti-fascist more than twenty of the group's officials have been detained by police with a special task force looking for a dozen more the authorities are said to have found guns ammunition and tens of thousands of euros at the home of party leader but as are to reports the popularity of the group is not likely to be significantly affected by these charges. fury on the streets of athens clashes erupted following a protest against the murder of pablo's physis the anti-fascist rapper was stabbed to death last week by an alleged supporter of the far right golden dawn party allegations the group firmly denies. kill a p.c. as a young man was known to be not have been the first to die at the hands of greek neo nazi groups but he was the first non migra

already from sunday's ballot is that the far right freedom party in austria picked up almost a quarter of the vote now what that means is that they've really increased the amount of of their popularity here in the country they campaigned this time on a not just an immigration policy but also on a policy on a very much a euro skeptic campaign and that seen them draw in the voters from by the by the sackful not just those though also the euro skeptic parties will be in the in the parliament here in austria and this is something that we're seeing not only here in austria but we've seen in norway where the government there came to power on m t well very strong immigration policy saying that they would put limits on immigration there in sweden week earlier this year we saw riots in the the be reachin of stockholm that seen a rise. in support for right wing governments in that country also denmark where the they have the right wing party they're the they're the the danish people's party all the third party people like marion le pen name france in the french national front they're making a lo

it's an essential coalition legs to have scrapped back into power in sunday's parliamentary election austria but a right away party has had a field day scoping out a quarter of the overall vote and as peter owner of reports from the end it's part of a strong movement towards the right that is sweeping here. it looks likely that the coalition of the social democrats and the people's party will continue to rule here in austria however the most interesting thing to come out of sunday's vote was the rise in popularity of the far right freedom party they campaigned saying that they wanted to see an end to bailouts of failing economies in europe using austrian taxpayers money also they wanted to see a restructuring or even a an a but i'm getting rid of the the single currency to all of those things appealing to the the austrian votes are right now but it's just warm the old right wing parties across europe that have been gaining popularity now across the european union we've seen in norway a right wing government there coming to power based on immigration promises promises to cap immigration in th

and church goers become the target of the militant attacks plus a path to look for all success in austria is paid with euro skeptic sentiment that says preliminary results suggest right wing parties appear to have made a strong showing in the country's parliamentary vote up later on in the program. in bahrain fifty share muslims have been sentenced to up to fifteen years in prison for organizing a clandestine movement the group was formed back in two thousand and eleven and was the major driving force behind the nationwide probe reform uprising dr nada dave the of the bahrain rehabilitation an anti-violence organization spent two months in prison there she said the whole trial is a well known top level tactic of demonization actually it's quite old propaganda. whole process all the demonization of the pro-democracy orders and to pro-democracy groups is a quite an old fashioned thing that the death or it is the bahraini authorities they'd be using for a while and it's not working anymore i mean at this moment they feel absolutely failed to provide any evidence that these groups are involve

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the freedom party of austria have made significant gains in the polls heading into sunday's election. its critics call it xenophobia its leader begs to differ being out of australia i don't have foreignness. even so the party adopted a different campaign tactic than it had done in previous elections their issue hidden in the message about religious values and a sense of talking about love your neighbors which is a very catholic way of talking about issues but of course the hidden message behind was that this is against islam or against muslims also flying the anti euro flying is a stroke canadian billionaire frank stronger who come dems the single currency is the road to rack and ruin. we need to stop creating debt every housewife knows that if she spends more money than she earns they'll all land in the parameters most of europe's recent elections of being nailed by it is for politicians desperate to keep their jobs amid limping economies austria is different it's doing relatively fine what's happening here is brussels persistence with bailouts and encroachments on sovereignty has gi