c.s.u. wants the power to turn some migrants away at the border merkel has rejected the idea saying that it would undermine european solidarity but the interior minister or stay home for as reported is reported to be ready to fire her. it was a day of doubts and disruption of the german parliament as angle americal was in effect threatened with open rebellion the conservative bloc in the bundestag normally acts as one but in unprecedented scenes it held separate meetings on the same issue the varian conservatives of the c.s.u. versus the rest c.s.c. says it can wait no longer to see a change in medicals migration policy. and. once again we've made it clear what needs to be done to restore order at our borders we should take the step of turning refugees away from our borders who are already registered in another european country. or. biggest here. c.s.u. lead a horse to see hope and chancellor merkel had battled over the issue late into the night but no compromise was reached both sides agree

and the c.s.u. are joined at the hip could there be a backlash for him absolutely there could be a backlash in fact i don't see a good and gain for him if a compromise is found i guess that then he does remain in office as interior minister but it seems to me that he then looks substantially weaker and otherwise as i said he gets fired and essentially that means his time in government is is over all right to be continued chief political correspondent melinda crane thank you so very much and i'm bringing up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world french president at money when my call is calling for quote profound reforms in europe's migration policy he made the comments after talks with the talian prime minister just to pick on day in paris mccall said europe's response to mass migration is not adapted to the times he backed conti's plans to create perspire osas singh centers for asylum seekers in africa. donald trump's former campaign manager paul man of forty has b

and by the c.s.u. in munich where they'll decide whether the interior minister hasi who fell from the c.s.u. will go it alone and actually implement the closing of the board is stay with us nina we're going to talk more about this of course but first we're going to take a look at some of the background to this political crisis that's been brewing and it has been brewing for some time the dispute over migration and chancellor merkel's government give you an idea of how this whole thing a bald we have this report. it seems like ages ago but not even one year has passed since on got a miracle and her party won the last german elections for the fourth time in a row. but since then it has become lonely and the berlin chancellery. could be undermined not by the opposition but by her closest allies because they simply cannot stand manacles liberal refugee policy the impetus came from this man horsey hoffa head of the small bavarian c.s.u. party the sister party to on the americans can survive c.d.u. machall m

and the c.s.u. from the beginning of the refugee crisis the c.s.u. strongly opposed policy of opening the borders the two party leaders frequently clashed as at the c.s.u. party convention in november two thousand and fifteen years since the first. we are convinced that this is a story task the integration of refugee. into our society will not win the approval of the german people if we don't have a maximum cap for the number of people allowed into our country. but the information given called. a demand medical was not willing to accept and the rift between the parties became wider and more evident by the day. and its domestic policies that are threatening her tenure the influx of refugees sparked the rise of the right wing populist a.f.d. party in germany making them a real election threat and the various upcoming state election and that has seen the c.s.u. threatening to break with merkel and the c.d.u. a partnership that has existed since the second world war it's a major policy battle that could ultimately spell the end of magical thirteen years

and the c.s.u. are joined at the hip could there be a backlash ramp absolutely there could be a backlash in fact i don't see a good end game for him if a compromise is found i guess that then he does remain in office as interior minister but it seems to me that he then looks substantially weaker and otherwise as i said he gets fired and essentially that means his time in government is is over all right to be continued use chief political correspondent melinda crane thank you so very much. and the issue of migration also topped the agenda at a meeting between the leaders of france and italy french president emmanuel mccall once migration policy reforms arguing that europe's response to mass migration has not adapted to the times italian prime minister just to pick on day says he is working on a proposal for what he called a radical paradigm change to migration management the two leaders had a dispute over at least refusal to allow a rescue ship with more than six hundred refugees to dock in an italia

member countries fourteen we're told whether that's enough to placate the c.s.u. if you remember the conflict was precipitated by the varying conservatives the christian social union they are the sister party of the chancellor they haven't been behaving very sisterly basically giving the chancellor ultimatum saying that if she didn't come up with a satisfactory deal they would move on monday this coming monday to essentially turn back refugees at the german border who had been registered in another e.u. country namely the countries on europe's southern periphery so the head of the c.s.u. has by no means disavowed that ultimatum despite the conciliatory statements that we just heard there and it will only be clear tomorrow possibly the sea evening because we're told that the head of the c.s.u. is meeting the seething with the chancellor but i think we won't get an announcement yet until tomorrow whether in fact the c.s.u. is satisfied or not all right so perhaps chancellor merkel i'm not out of the woods yet but this of course has been a very tense time for the cha

c.s.u. had quarters in munich if they speak at the same time we'll go here to be a cd you had quarters in berlin to bring you the chancellor's words and then update you on the interior minister's statement there after but we are monitoring both and we'll bring you both a live this is soon as they come in to us. and we do have our correspondents maximiliano kosik in munich a at the c.s.u. head quarters outside and melinda crane at the city you had quarters in berlin good to see both max let's start with you we're hearing that say hope for will give michael the time she was asking for to find a european solution what more can you tell us. well we are close to a statement it seems as senior many members of their party leadership have been leaving the building already we've seen over the phone a state premier leaving the party headquarters already we've seen is i also from a member of the german federal cabinet and just a minute just these few minutes ago and they are shy has been leaving he's b

in the c.s.u. is dramatic and is causing serious trouble i don't understand why this is happening because not long ago when we were putting together the coalition agreement we discussed this question of how to get a grip on the refugee problem if we can. time is running out for the two sides to reach a compromise if they don't wrangle america's government could be in serious trouble . and his chief political correspondent glenda crane is covering events and joins us now does this round melinda have the potential to unseat the chancellor it absolutely does if the interior minister follows through on his threat to act unilaterally on monday and essentially against the chancellor's wishes and basically move to reimpose border controls along some of germany's borders that essentially would demand that the chancellor fire him for for lack of lack of. essentially following a coalition policy because he signed up to a close coalition agreement that this would directly violate now theoretically she could s

and the c.s.u. from the beginning of the refugee crisis the c.s.u. strongly opposed policy of opening the borders the two party leaders frequently clashed as at the c.s.u. party convention in november two thousand and fifteen years since the first. we are convinced that this is a story task of the integration of refugees into our society. will not win the approval of the german people if we don't have a maximum cap for the number of people allowed into our country. but the information given public. demand machall was not willing to accept and the rift between the parties became wider and more evident by the day. when this oh by the if things go on like this we will have more refugees coming in than last year. the nazis no coordination. the government in berlin this not have a plan field. no matter how you look at it there won't be any other possibility than to limit the number of people coming in. trying to be quote by. i've said it before the system is collapsing. in the end its domestic policies that are threatening her tenure the influx of refugee

so it's possible that the coalition falls apart because the c.s.u. part of it is really in an ideological conflict with the non nationalist and non nationalist orientated chancellor that means that the populist right that the c.s.u. has become and merkel's centrist approach do not fit together angela merkel believes it's only at the europe wide level that a comprehensive solution can be found she's pinning her hopes on the coming in new summit in brussels but critics on the right say a glance around europe's capitals suggests that many governments don't share her views and all the while this route with the c.s.u. remains unresolved dominic kane al-jazeera well in. but more ahead on the news hour including little to celebrate for palestinians in gaza to mark another holiday under israel's blockade. only seven people are killed in renewed protests against alleged brutality by the nicaraguan government. to yemen now where the saudi led coalition has seized the entrance to the airport in the country's main port city the operation to retake rebel held dat

but the c.s.u. interior minister horsy hope for doesn't think a european solution is coming soon he wants germany to refuse entry to migrants registered in other e.u. countries and he may issue orders to that effect against merkel's wishes the opposition thinks he's going too far. does isis do not think the government is on thin ice that's obvious. this is another attempt from the right to being of the conservatives to launch a takeover they are on your own miracles other coalition partners the social democrats are also irritated by the whole for the puzzle that he seems ready to risk bringing down the government. the argument between the c.d.u. in the c.s. year is dramatic and is causing serious trouble i don't understand why this is happening because not long ago when we were putting together the coalition agreement we discussed this question of how to get a grip on the refugee problem if we can time is running out for the tea sides to reach a compromise if they don't angle america's government co

so it's possible that the coalition falls apart because the c.s.u. part of it is really in an ideological conflict with the non nationalist and non nationalist orientated chancellor that means that the populist rewrite that the c.s.u. has become and merkel's centrist approach do not fit together i'm going to machall believes it's only at the europe wide level that a comprehensive solution can be found she's pinning her hopes on the coming in new summit in brussels but critics on the right say a glance around europe's capitals suggests that many governments don't share her views and all the while this route with the c.s.u. remains unresolved dominant cain al-jazeera well in still had for you on the program at least seven people were killed in more protests against alleged for tallahassee by the nicaraguan government. and there's little to celebrate the palestinians in gaza as they prepared to mount and now the eight holiday under israeli blockade. hello it's looking a little cool over the next couple days for many parts of australia blustery weather j

from the bavarian sister party the c.s.u. the bavarian state premier gave an indication of how his party might respond to the compromise reached by e.u. leaders in brussels at least the go should indeed have to get it's a step in the right direction some things remain very unclear and have to be expanded our european partners have explicitly agree that there must also be supporting national measures that means it's been decided that now we in germany must also take action. but the center left social democrats insists there are some measures they would certainly not accept most are ideas i would like to make it clear once again that unilateral actions and the rejection of refugees at the border are off the table in a lesser merkel informs her coalition partners about the results of the e.u. summit it said the chancellor had secured agreements with fourteen countries for the rapid return of asylum seekers already registered in those countries such a deal already exists with greece and spain but there's no deal in sight with ita

and the c.s.u. we have melinda crane chief political correspondent joining us here in the studio thank you so much for joining us belinda because there is really more to this than meets the eye right how much of this has to do with power and with angela merkel's future both absolutely it really is in the end more about politics than principles key to know about this is that this bill varian sister party of the chancellor that is the party of the interior minister who essentially has given the chancellor an ultimatum. they have a major regional election coming up in september and they are very concerned about losing their absolute majority not least because the rise of the far right party in bavaria the a.f.d. that party is very very concerned about migration and about the huge influx of refugees that we've had in germany starting in two thousand and fifteen with the chances open door policy now that policy has been a bone of contention with her bavarian sister party since then. basically it's one of

and c.s.u. we have melinda crane chief political correspondent joining us here in the studio thank you so much for joining us melinda because there is really more to this than meets the eye right how much of this has to do with power and with angela merkel's future both absolutely it really is in the end more about politics than principles key to know about this is that this variant sister party of the chancellor that is the party of the interior minister who essentially has given the chancellor an ultimatum. they have a major regional election coming up in september and they are very concerned about losing their absolute majority not least because the rise of the far right party in bavaria the a.f.d. that party is very very concerned about migration and about the huge influx of refugees that we've had in germany starting in two thousand and fifteen with the chances open door policy now that policy has been a bone of contention with her bavarian sister party since then. basically it's one of the

c.s.u. party is openly defying her he's demanding the power to turn away migrants at the german border merkel has rejected the idea insisting instead on finding a joint a european approach this is being seen as the most serious crisis to hit the chancellor since her new coalition government took office in march. unprecedented scenes of the german buddhas talk yesterday its chancellor angela merkel was in effect threatened with open rebellion her conservative blog on the board does talk normally acts as one but in an extraordinary move it held separate meetings on the same issue the bavarian conservatives of the c.s.u. versus the rest the c.s.u. says it can no longer wait to see a change in machall migration policy. again we've made it clear what needs to be done more agents lead to restore order borders we should take the stand turning refugees away from our borders who are already registered in another european country. or. c.s.u. leader host and chancellor merkel had battled over the issue

was copied by angela merkel sister party and that simply is not working for the c.s.u. party. and the a conference is just getting underway have buoyant our party nambour as would you say going into is giving all the problems i suppose in the government at the moment. will this give you a sense of satisfaction that the f.t. has been able to push the political agenda beyond the brink here in the very a particularly. at the same time there's a sense that this still is an anti anger machall party they don't just want to see a change of course on migration policy they want to see uncle americal leave office now the signs or the notable silence that we're hearing from this use you need to believe that it will not come to the crunch at this weekend that both sides will try and find a way to climb down from this very high tree that they've climbed up on to trying desperately to find a way out of the situation again. school some political points and it's in a sense needs. to know what they are against because this is a party that is still. fighting what it actually stands for and not

so it is possible that the coalition falls apart because the c.s.u. part of it is really in an ideological conflict with the non nationalist and non nationalist orientated chancellor that means that the populist right that the c.s.u. has become and merkel's centrist approach do not fit together and going to merkel believes it's only at the europe wide level that a comprehensive solution can be found she's pinning her hopes on the coming in new summit in brussels but critics on the right say a glance around europe's capitals suggests that many governments don't share her views and all the while this route with the c.s.u. remains unresolved dominant cane al-jazeera well in and scotland a fire has broken out in the center of glasgow at the famous mackintosh building glasgow school of art was undergoing a multi-million pound restoration after being destroyed in a blaze in two thousand and fourteen that is pasted to social media show the fire is visible from as far away as ten kilometers it's got a fire rescue service is working to bring the inferno under

so it's possible that the coalition falls apart because the c.s.u. part of it is really in an ideological conflict with the non nationalist and non nationalist orientated chancellor that means that the populist right that the c.s.u. has become and merkel's centrist approach do not fit together i'm going to me. believes it's only at the europe wide level that a comprehensive solution can be found she's pinning her hopes on the coming in you summit in brussels but critics on the right say a glance around europe's capitals suggests that many governments don't share her views and all the while this round with the c.s.u. remains unresolved dominic cain al-jazeera well in. breaking news for you from nicaragua reuters news agency is reporting church mediators saying that the government that has agreed to an international investigation into the killing of protesters more than one hundred sixty protesters have been killed in the past few weeks in antique government demonstrations where people are demanding the resignation of the president daniel ortega. also

c.s.u. went against her say offer wants to implement a plan under which some might once would be turned away at the german border americal has rejected the idea insisting instead on finding a joint european approach. very close governing coalition has begun to won't go over i won't commit policy toward refugees while her own conservative party the c d u still backs her the very and conservatives the c s you are in open rebellion. despite attempts at finding a consensus c.s.u. leaders say a change in policy is needed now. to flaws in the stream of illegal migrants to germany is a big problems of the before and the populace is very critical but it's a political hot potato wherever we go we have to solve this problem now. michael hopes to negotiate a european solution to the migrant issue when e.u. heads of state meet in brussels in two weeks' time she argues that germany shouldn't be acting on its own offering a quote to the effect that international problems require international solutions. i

party which traditionally dominates politics in bavaria c.s.u. leaders will decide today whether say who put should send migrants along germany's border back to the first european countries where they registered for asylum so you hope his party is under increasing pressure as far right politicians make gains in the run up to the berrien state election article is still seeking an e.u. wide co-operative approach if they hope it applies the chancellor it's possible that she'll sack him which could spell the end of math goals government. well here in berlin senior members of merkel c.d.u. party have been meeting today we asked one of them the premier of the state of has whether he thinks the coalition government will survive this dispute. since we both want the same which is to say the autumn migration i am confident that we will find a compromise two more weeks can seriously be a problem here that is why i expect both sides to understand the need to keep a cool head and i think that a compromise is absolutely doable. so i call for a compromise will

the c.s.u. is denying that for the moment but certainly that is the thing that most insiders think is likely to happen all right chief political correspondent melinda crane that thank you very much indeed. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world police have clashed with protesters at the border between greece and macedonia as the two nations signed an agreement to change macedonia is name u.n. and e.u. officials joined prime ministers of the two countries to witness the historic signing the deal of renames macedonia the republic of moral macedonia resolving a decades old dispute. in any group a shootout in a fire bombing in the capital managua have killed eight people including two children the violence came hours off the government and protesters struck an agreement aimed at ending weeks of deadly political unrest both sides are blaming each other for the flare ups that have agreed to continue negotiations. for a taxi driver who injured eight people when he swerved ont

c.s.u. party is openly defying he wants to implement a silkworm asta plan for migration under which some refugees will be turned away at the german border mechelle has rejected the idea insisting instead on finding a joint european approach. unprecedented scenes in the german buddhist yesterday its chancellor angela merkel was in effect threatened with open rebellion her conservative block in the bundestag normally acts as one but in an extraordinary move it held separate meetings on the same issue the bavarian conservatives of the c.s.u. versus the rest the c.s.u. says it can no longer wait to see a change in machall migration policy. again we've made it clear what needs to be done more urgently to restore borders we should take the stand turning refugees away from who are already registered in another european country. or. c.s.u. leader host and chancellor merkel have battled over the issue late into the night but no compromise was reached both science agree a european response to migratio

c.s.u. party there been reacting to all of this. within the seas you potsie well this is the one interesting thing there has been quite a strong backing for the federal interior minister and party to hold itself but the same time there's also been questioning if there is doubts within the on policy and there's certainly doubts within the varian population which. eventually is voting on the party and other parties in the state election coming up toba so one thing i've noticed traveling around the country in the last day speaking to several people is that they were quite shocked by the tone that's been stroke and by the leadership and the way they have handled this debate so the question is will it have hurt them so far we haven't seen any significant polls on it yet but there certainly has been a mood of thinking this has not been the right approach to push this issue right melinda let's come to you in berlin now we had the chance or say earlier the c.d.u. the c.s.u. the conservative bloc sti

so it's possible that the coalition falls apart because the c.s.u. part of it is really in an ideological conflict with the non nationalist and non nationalist orientated chancellor that means that the populist right that the c.s.u. has become.

institutions strongly oppose because of their commitment to the shang and border free area of the c.s.u. proposals don't stop at just policing borders. asylum seekers would be prevented from working and receiving benefits or violent applicants would be jailed alongside criminals then deported such moves go way beyond what chancellor merkel has proposed the price for not toppling her coalition in ad urging many people agree with them like your typical merkel invited them all now she can't handle it see the other european countries don't want to play along either they have had enough we are a christian country and we want to stay like that in two hundred fifty years you will barely find a german this is. his right to be humane but at some point we have to protect ourselves it doesn't work any more it's not about racism or was in a phobia some point we have reached the point where we have to say may first country then the others at a state wide level there are some voicing opposition to the c.s. use plans the bikers of that shot one million and one abbots the bad variant economy and millio

and the c.s.u. is resolved it's done and dusted no we certainly can't say that yet we will know more tomorrow that is when the leadership of both parties both the chancellor's christian democrats and this bavarian sister party the c.s.u. both of their leaderships will meet separately tomorrow to discuss this deal both the deal that was arrived at by the e.u. summit and also these separate bilateral deals that the chancellor arrived out with fourteen different member states and after that we will know more about whether the c s u's leader is ready to walk back his ultimatum to the chancellor basically he has been saying all along that starting monday he was prepared to use his powers and its interior minister to send migrants who were already registered in order countries of the e.u. italy greece spain back to those countries rather than let them into germany now whether he will back off from that or not we don't know yet we have heard the party leadership despite more conciliatory statements like th

the c.s.u. is denying that for the moment but certainly that is the thing that most insiders think is likely to happen all right chief political correspondent melinda crane that thank you very much indeed. that was always nice to hear about a happy ending and firefighters in italy have come to the rescue of three distressed kittens the tiny creatures have become trapped in a plastic pipe just centimeters wide in the town of oso leggo in northern italy children playing it by the meowing their parents in the fire fight as you string to hoist the kittens to safety and to reunite them with that. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you. at the world cup in russia defending champions germany have lost their reporting match to underdogs mexico one nil germany had lost the world cup is proof that you stick to using the shop result now puts that title defense in trouble. plus german chancellor angela merkel reportedly planning a merge and she talks with several easy nations and she s

the c.s.u. is denying that for the moment but certainly that is the thing that most insiders think is likely to happen all right chief political correspondent melinda crane that thank you very much indeed. and now some of the other stories making news around the world officials in the u.s. state of new jersey say neighborhood dispute could be behind a shooting as that almost festival which left twenty two people wounded police say multiple people opened fire in the early hours of sunday during an event in the state capital trenton one suspect was shot dead at the scene and another arrested. police have clashed with protesters at the border between greece and macedonia as the two nations signed an agreement to change must of their news name u.n. and e.u. officials join the prime ministers of the two countries to witness the historic signing the deal renames macedonia the republic of nor for macedonia resolving a decades old dispute. in nicaragua a shootout and a fire bombing in the capital managu

for a long time for a long time he was the bavarian leader still leads the c.s.u. which is this big conservative party that strong there and you know he's always been a difficult customer for the government say in berlin to deal with so this is in that sense expected from him why now of course a lot of people have pointed out in just a few months i don't. know lection coming up in bavaria who is seo for is very well aware that the far right and i'm healed to a certain sector of the electorate there maybe he's more worried about them than they should be but he's thinking you know people all in the back of their minds that continuing to worry about this migrant issue that has been the dominating domestic issue in germany for the last three years and he wants to do something about it he was a change of course and he is risking what a lot of people say is the collapse of this government in the end of the miracle err i mean if it didn't come today but it could come in two weeks what do you say were the chances that we're looking at the final weeks of uncle americal well

oppose these demands from the bed varian c.s.u. is strengthening us because people say yes if something like this is going to get in acted then obviously only with the a.f.d. because there are plenty in the c.d.u. who don't know whether they want to continue with the refugee policy from twenty fifteen will drop it's. sort of a bit of elvis alexander galland right will they strengthen the. well like it or not he definitely has a point there because what we have seen in the last two weeks is that the sea is you this small bavarian party within the conservative bloc of angela merkel threatened with open rebellion they have set up the refugee issue back on the agenda that in the way and in a tone that we normally have only heard from the a of d. party now with this conclusion with this with this result of the european summit some of the sees you followers could think well this is not enough this is not what we have wanted they could in the end turned our backs on the seas go on and go to the a if they and that would be an outcome they

in the point is there are meetings on sunday both of the c.s.u. and separately of the c.d.u. where the leadership boards will be appraised of what has happened in this summit and we'll wait to see quite what emerges from those meetings. and we have here an agreement by a year later after marathon talks there in brussels we have a deal it is vague and it's not binding what's likely to happen in the next six months when it comes to migration. well all eyes now switch at least in so far as the e.u. institutions are concerned austria because it's the austrians who are taking on the e.u. presidency on july the first she's sunday and the point here is that one of the things that mr court sebastian courts the very young chancellor there one of the youngest leaders of a in the western world he said he wants his country to be a bridge between east and west was specifically that might well be between the visa grad group that's the group of the czech republic slovakia poland and hungary all of whom are pretty much opposed to the sorts of plans that that had been suggested before this fi

but the c.s.u. interior minister horsy hope for doesn't think a european solution is coming soon he wants germany to refuse entry to migrants registered in other e.u. countries and he may issue orders to that effect against miracles wishes the opposition thinks he's going too far that's isis do not think the government is on thin ice that's obvious. this is another attempt from the right to being of the conservatives to launch a takeover hired. miracles other coalition partners the social democrats are also irritated by his a hole for a puzzle that he seems ready to risk bringing down the government. through two years the argument between the c.d.u. and the c.s.u. is dramatic and is causing serious trouble i don't understand why this is happening because not long ago when we were putting together the coalition agreement we discussed this question of how to get a grip on the refugee problem if we can. time is running out for the t.v. sides to reach a compromise if they don't wrangle america's governm

so it's possible that the coalition falls apart because the c.s.u. part of it is really in an ideological conflict with the non nationalist and non nationalist orientated chancellor that means that the populist right that the c.s.u. has become and merkel's centrist approach do not fit together i'm going to merkel believes it's only at the europe wide level that a comprehensive solution can be found she's pinning her hopes on the coming in new summit in brussels but critics on the right say a glance around europe's capitals suggests that many governments don't share her views and all the while this row with the c.s.u. remains unresolved dominant cain al-jazeera well and the afghan president says the head of the pakistani taliban has been killed by a us drone strike. was responsible for a number of high profile attacks including the shooting of schoolgirl malala yousafzai in two thousand and twelve jennifer grass reports. first lou was at the top of pakistan's most wanted list the leader of the pakistani taliban he planned attacks including one of the

in unprecedented scenes it held separate meetings on the same issue the varian conservatives of the c.s.u. versus the rest of the c.s.e. ca's can wait no longer to see a change in medicals migration policy. you have bittorrent. once again we've made it clear what needs to be done or agent lee to restore order at our borders we should take the stand turning refugees away from our borders who are already registered in another european country. or. biggest he had since. lead a horse see hope and chancellor merkel had battled over the issue late into the night but no compromise was reached both sides agree a european response to migration is needed. for says that it's taking too long merkel is still hoping for a deal with other e.u. states at a summit in two weeks time. to me the question of how to tackle this migration issue is a litmus test for the future and cohesion of europe therefore needs to take every country's means into consideration the chancellor is putting the focus on beefing up the e.u. use external borders in the hope of deterring people from trying to end the year of patrol.

not in my view we're hearing the bavarian sister party the c.s.u. saying we have to establish order on the border but frankly there's no disorder on the border the number of refugees coming into the country has gone down significantly the chancellor says we need to wait for the e.u. summit that will take place at the end of this month we're talking about two weeks she might be willing after that to change her course and make more compromises but she says i can't go to that summit saying germany has decided to move on its own to act unilaterally to act nationalistic lee basically what that would mean is that germany would be saying to all of the countries on the southern perimeter of the e.u. those are the countries that the migrants enter first those are the countries that have systematically been left holding the burden of the immigration crisis germany has done far too little for them in the past she would be repeating that and magnifying that if she were to act now unilaterally as the c.s.u. is demanding that she do she could not go to brussels a

so it's possible that the coalition falls apart because the c.s.u. part of it is really in an ideological conflict with the non nationalist and non nationalist orientated chancellor that means that the populist right that the c.s.u. has become and merkel's centrist approach do not fit together and going to merkel believes it's only at the europe wide level that a comprehensive solution can be found she's pinning her hopes on the coming in new summit in brussels but critics on the right say a glance around europe's capitals suggests that many governments don't share her views and all the while this route with the c.s.u. remains unresolved dominant cain al-jazeera well in in yemen the saudi led coalition is seize the entrance to the airport in the country's main port city the operation to retake rebel held her data from iranian back to the fighters was launched three days ago the coalition says it can capture the area without disrupting aid to millions of yemenis who needed humanitarian agencies are worried as most of yemen's food shipments pass throug

between the c.s.u. and the c.d.u. if one looks at it rationally i think there is enough in this deal that i'm going to not go has brought back in fact to satisfy the demands of the bavarian conservatives but hard to see who for himself the interior minister has so far not reacted and neither has the bavarian leader in bavaria who had the prominent critics of marco in this on this matter there have been some voices from within the conservative party in bavaria that this is our step in the right direction and that a deal could be done on this basis is a possibility of some sort of bridge being built between these two columns but that's all based on a rational response and there has been some fairly irrational. episodes in all of this in the last few days so one cannot be certain about all of this actually turning out well as it were until it's actually done a deal is done and that is likely only to happen tomorrow maybe even on your monday ok with me the next few days will tell hans brown thank you very much for your in