that we've got correspondents across europe covering this we start with barbara sarah is in brussels. she is the face of european populism and this was a moment she wanted to savor very limp and her far right national rally came 1st in france's european parliamentary vote upstaging president of a crohn's centrist pro you are in a sense moved. live for some of the view but to see the board on these assume the fading of traditional parties and the polarization between the national ready party and the renaissance party confirms that the political scene is now split between nationalist and globalist this fundamental debate will determine our nation and our people's future and will determine what voters will have to choose in the next election. marine le pen's victory was echoed across the alps by methe tail salvini whose leg party was the biggest winner from italy's election results a strong anti immigration message and the focus on europe's christian identity won him around 30 percent of the vote so vini has formed a new right wing populist alliance with other like minded politicians fro

hello i'm barbara sarah in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera protest leaders in sudan are demanding an independent investigation into violence that claimed the lives of at least 4 people activists are reinforcing barricades on the streets of the capital khartoum despite warnings from the military 3 demonstrators and an army major were killed in gunfire on monday night outside the military headquarters protesters have gathered there for weeks calling for a transition to civilian rule hama doe is following developments in khartoum. one of the moment the military has not responded to the requests from the protesters for an independent investigation but many people feel about it will be very unlikely for the military to sign off on such an investigation because they've insisted from the also that this was the work of people who walk calling in for a treatise what gotten access to the square and then say they are the ones who are short the people of course this is being denied by the protesters and the protest leaders vosh and of events was supported earlier on today by a state

he has 57 seats with the greens on 71 seats or barbara sarah is at the european parliament in brussels and joins us now we were just getting a snapshot of what the parliament's makeup could potentially look like of course we don't know yet but just break down these numbers for a spot and explain what it could mean for the balance of power in the e.u. . well as you mentioned aram of course we are still waiting for some key results crucially italy that's announced in another hour hour and a half or so and opinion polls previously have spoken of a strong presence there. so we're going to have to wait and see when all the results come in but i suppose what we're really looking at is whether the 2 blocs in parliament the main ones the center right and the center left s n d are able to get there or to have an overall majority if they don't then they would both be looking around for another coalition partner who would effectively be the kingmaker now i think not really a surprise but certainly something that we have seen today is the proper breakthrough of the green party all the green partie

a fragmented parliament which in many ways reflects the divisions faced by the european union barbara sarah al-jazeera the european parliament in brussels. italian interior minister. has welcomed what he called a new european renascence as he celebrated his far right parties success in the polls as on a binge of aid has more from rome. it's been the night for. the party as projected earlier it has done quite well with exit polls showing at least a 3rd of the voters who come out to vote have voted for material needs that the democrats as well as his coalition partner the 5 star movement are trailing behind but this is not just a vote about the european union voters who we've been speaking to through the day have been telling us that this is also a referendum on the tally in politics people want to change to see a change a face is so to speak they want their own representatives to go into the european parliament and want to cast their votes for those people who've been saying that they want to change the status quo but so far in the south the turnout has been low which has resulted in the oth

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later and then of course you have the greens right here with 70 seats and following all of this barbara sarah at the european parliament in brussels and barbara the expectation was that we would see populist nationalist parties but also smaller parties more left wing parties making gains in this election at the expense of the traditional mainstream parties. well the traditional mainstream parties have certainly suffered the e p p which is the center right coalition is certainly still the biggest party but a lot weaker than it has been and i think the crucial takeaway number here is that the e.v.p. with the center left coalition as cindy still cannot form a grand coalition to have an overall majority within the parliament so that's something to look at interesting the e.m.f. numbers of course c.n.n. will be rebranding as savina is alliance the europe alliance of peoples and nations perhaps not as high as we had predicted but still we are waiting to get more permanent results and i will also be interesting to see if this new alliance the savina lines will be able to convince other smaller group

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has been a fragmented parliament which in many ways reflects the divisions faced by the european barbara sarah al-jazeera the european parliament in brussels while italian interior minister matteo salvini has welcomed what he called a new european renascence as he celebrated his far right party success in the polls . today not only is the league the 1st party in italy but also more a look is the 1st party in france. is the 1st party in the u.k. there for. it is the sign over europe that is changing. and as you had then nigel for new breaks at party is in the lead in the u.k. for us says his party's success is a massive message for the conservative and labor parties that have long dominated british politics for each other and has moved from london. nigel farage has done it again 5 years ago his ukip party scared david cameron into calling a referendum on britain's e.u. membership now his new brics it party is on course to win big in the u.k.'s unwanted hugh rippin elections the intelligence i get is the director how he's doing pretty well the lib dems remain silent doing reasonably well but it

that country and in france marine le pen one of her symbolic jewel with president emmanuel macron barbara sarah has more on the fallout for the centrist parties from brussels . these groups made up of various like minded parties from across europe have lost their overall majority before those 2 groups combined had more than half the votes in the european parliament and so could basically within reason control most of the business that was done within it and now that majority that overall majority has been eroded question is who could they form alliances with when they have options the liberals have done very well president mccrone party is part of the liberal bloc the greens have done surprisingly well certainly in germany where they are now the 3rd party. and they've seen. the green success replicated across europe of course there are also the far right groupings then perhaps the p.p.p. which is the center right party might decide to join with some of the far right party so we don't really know yet but we do know is that. that had always dominated the parliament seems now to have been broken t

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history 2 allies the liberals and greens made gains so too did the far right as barbara sarah explains from brussels. she is the face of european populism and this was a moment she wanted to say for very little pain and her far right national rally came 1st in france's european parliamentary vote upstaging president of a crohn's centrist pro you are in a sense with. live for some of the view but to see a libel or not is assume the fading of traditional parties in the polarization between the national ready party and the renaissance party confirms that the political scene is now split between nationalist and globalist this fundamental debate will determine our nation and our peoples future i will determine what voters will have to choose in the next elections. marine le pen's victory was echoed across the alps by methe tail salvini whose leg party was the biggest winner from italy's election results a strong anti immigration message and the focus on europe's christian identity won him around 30 percent of the vote so vini has formed a new right wing populist alliance with other like min

a fragmented parliament which in many ways reflects the divisions faced by the european union barbara sarah al-jazeera the european parliament in brussels in the u.k. nigel farage is new bracks a party has won the most seats says the public expressed their frustration over the deadlock on how to leave the european union but probably main parties combined one around the same percentage of support showing britain remains deeply divided over break said lawrence lee is live for us in london lawrence was this u.k. vote another referendum on bracks it. yeah i think i think that's the way that certainly everybody has seen it that well i mean whatever else breaks it's done in this country it certainly politicized people they actual turnouts was was what was lower than across europe lower than forty percent so you know it's difficult to put an absolute definitive. say on what it all means but the but the newly formed party ended up with over thirty percent by itself that's at least thirty percent support in this country absolutely one it's but against that if you add up the numbers of votes for the

ways in many ways that the real work starts now doesn't it after the election thank you very much barbara sarah in brussels. well the results of these elections could give a boost to australia's embattled chances sebastian curt's who is facing a no confidence vote over corruption allegations according to exit polls his people's party looks on track to get around 34 percent of the vote losing just one seat curt's was forced to pull the plug on his administration last weekend following the release of a video secretly filmed 2 years ago it showed kurtz is deputy chancer in the leader of the freedom party discussing trading government contracts for campaign support with a woman posing as the niece of a russian oligarch. i'll bring you some other stories we're covering this hour iraq has spoken out on the escalating dispute between the united states and iran saying it stands with its neighbor but in the same breath iraqi foreign minister told his iranian counterpart and he's willing to mediate well matheson reports on iraq's that look at position. if mohammed jeffords early for came to baghdad to cl

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hello barbara sarah you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming out the white house unveils the 1st part of its middle east peace plan an economic workshop to encourage investment in the region. and. it could be. thousands march in alabama against the most restrictive abortion law in the united states class i'm sorry and at the cannes film festival where new wave of north african female filmmakers are taking center stage. talks have resumed between sedan military and protest leaders who say that they will insist a civilian heads a new governing body for the country's transition the general suspended the last round of negotiations a few days ago demanding the demonstrators remove road blocks in the capital khartoum the military has ruled sudan since president tomorrow bashir was deposed last month and insists that the new ruling body must be military led mohammed though is live for us in khartoum so the talks have resume bafta or much pressure do we know how far they've gotten and what the main sticking points are. well barbara there are a couple of hours into the talks and t

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hello and welcome to this special edition of inside story from london i'm barbara sarah the world's 2nd largest democratic election starts on thursday voters and 28 countries will choose 751 members of the e.u. parliament immigration and the economy are dominating the political agenda.

hello and welcome to this special edition of inside story from london on barbara sarah the world's 2nd largest democratic election starts on thursday voters and 28 countries will choose 751 members of the e.u. parliament immigration and the economy are dominating the political agenda and the rise of the far right is dominating the headlines mainstream politicians are calling for a united europe urging voters to reject right wing and populists candidates meanwhile far right leaders from nearly a dozen countries including france germany and the netherlands where initially on saturday in a show of unity the rally in milan was led by deputy prime minister met their son vini who wants to form a powerful far right bloc within. parliament some analysts are saying the future of the european union is at stake we'll talk to our guests in just a moment 1st though this report from some of the in the the the. meaning italy's deputy prime minister an interior minister is hoping to upset the status quo during this european elections and he plans to do it with the help of euro skeptics and immigrant n

hello i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes hours after a sudan's ousted president is charged over the killing of protesters one person is killed and several wounded by gunfire near the city and in khartoum. reports a muslim man has been killed in sri lanka where attacks on mosques and shop.

and barbara sarah in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera hundreds of protesters have been arrested in the indonesian capital in a 2nd night of them stray sions against last month's election results parts of jakarta have been on lockdown after 6 people died in riots on tuesday the president that joker we dawdle who has been reelected for a 2nd term says he won't tolerate threats to indonesia's security florence louis reports from jakarta. day 2 of protests in jakarta and a pattern emerges as night fell the situation 10 volatile protesters threw fireworks and other objects at police who after holding back initially fired tear gas and chased them down police say they've arrested more than $250.00 people apparently got it out because after questioning of the suspects admitted that they were told to riot and that it was planned we are still looking for the person who gave the instruction in the money. it was a different picture earlier on wednesday morning where the crowd was small and peaceful these are supporters of problem. who ran against president joker we don't know in la

economy but it's the rise of populism that could reshape the blocs agenda for the next 5 years barbara sarah explains. between may 23rd and 26th voters across the e.u. will elect members of the european parliament they'll have the power to approve e.u. laws that you budget and choose the president of the european commission there are 751 seats up for grabs with each country getting a number of seats proportional to its population as things stand the 2 major blocs in parliament are the right leaning e.p. p. and the center left s n d but the dominance of these coalitions could be a roaded by the rise of europe's populists the year skeptic e.l.f. grouping is predicted to pick up $62.00 seats that's an increase of $25.00 the group includes members of france's far right national rallied the party of marine le pen meanwhile the populist the if the with members of germany's far right if he could win an extra 4 seats in the u.k. of course the breaks a deadlock is far from resolved and nigel farage his newly established bracks it party is predicted to get more seats than both the ruling conservatives

parliament indeed we'll be watching these results very closely barbara will catch up with you later barbara sarah in brussels now in our other top stories this hour iraq is about to stand with iran as tensions escalate between tehran and washington but in a meeting with his iranian counterpart in baghdad the iraqi foreign minister says his government is willing to mediate between iran and the u.s. meanwhile iraq's military says at least 5 people have died after a car bomb exploded at a busy market it happened in a village within the town of robbia near the syrian border victims were out shopping before breaking their ramadan fast to former algerian prime ministers as well as 5 former cabinet ministers are among a dozen high ranking figures facing corruption charges the country's new state prosecutor has referred their cases to the supremes course they all served in the government of former president abdelaziz bouteflika. at least 20 people have been reportedly killed in an ambush on a military convoy in northeastern nigeria this happened while the army was trying to relocate refugees from a camp

seen as a battle between and populists and their rivals who want closer unity within the bloc barbara sarah joining us from brussels some projections are now coming out barbara what do we know so far. we have started to get what they're calling national estimates now it's worth remembering that of course are people are still voting across the e.u. because different countries vote on different days and finish voting at different times but germany has finished voting we're getting national estimates germany of course the biggest party in the biggest country in the un sends the biggest number of parliament areas to the european parliament 96 now estimates are coming in a we're joined now by peter clipper was head of the brussels office at open a europe as so of course there is still a coalition there with angela merkel at its head but we had seen the if the party so-called far right party surging in the past what do we make of these exit polls what do they say of course they really do looks like a.v.'s going to be slightly less well than the opinion polls had predicted greens are doing slightl

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sarah campbell, bbc news, windsor. just very briefly before we leave you, let us bring you this news coming in from barbara plett ushersenior opposition official taken into first senior opposition official ta ken into custody first senior opposition official taken into custody since that failed military uprising last week was not the intention, of course, of that was to oust president, nicholas mudchute —— nicolas maduro. he live tweeted his detention, his vehicle being surrounded by intelligence chiefs. he refused to get out of his car which they towed to one of their headquarters which is used to hold political and other prisoners. this you may remember after the supreme court in bellus whaler accused six members of the national assembly controlled by the opposition of treason for supporting the failed military uprising. they were stripped of their parliamentary immunity. they have since added three more names to the list. just briefly, the fight of access to robert miller's report has escalated. president trump has used his special powers to stop the democrats getting access to the full unredacted document. —— robe