i haven't spent as much time studying carl marx as he does. i don't know what goes on in camden these days. in this respect carl marx was right, that the interests of the united kingdom and the democracy do go together. we should stand up to russian. we let the -- led the way in europe to make sure there were sanctions. and it's shown that i think it isn't possible for russia to be part of the international financial system. that, i think is what is being demonstrated and we could keep up the pressure. cht >> he -- the levee controlled framework will rise from 2.3 billion in 2012 to 9.8 billion in 2020. at a time when people are struggling to fix their homes. >> the control frame work has been fixed and it sets the overall amount of sthreafments can go into renewable energy . hemes who are providing jobs i welcome that investment and i'm not sure what his view is. >> will the prime minister confirm that if he and the chancellor deliver their plans for the economy they'll take public spending back to a level that was being delivered by the then

but according to the german chancellor, carl marx, the father of communism is back in office.eeply aware of his parties communist anti-[ inaudible ] and memories of the hated east german secret police. >> translator: me and my cabinet will personally approach people who have been done injustice. who's lives were destroyed. we need to make up, not divide. >> reporter: his party rules here in coalition with the greens and the center left. enough votes to win the premiership. angela merkel's christian democrats have held sway, but their popularity plummeted after allegations of corruption. their leader is alarmed by his success. >> translator: as you have seen, thousands of people have protested because they fear the oppression of the past will be carrying the responsibility for the future, and this on the 25th anniversary of the fall of the wall. >> reporter: this is where he will take office in a short while. he might well take angela mer call's comparison with karl marx as a compliment. but he has to make things work in a time of relatively high unemployment. views are split a

being a man of the left, he might well take angela merkel's compare season with carl marx as a complimentews are split among the public. >> it's a mess. the people are back in power >> translator: i think it's good, because the red-green coalition has triumphed, and it will be good for the people. >> reporter: political observers in germany, say the landscape has been changed dramatically here. coalitions with the left party could emerge elsewhere. but old wounds are still felt acutely. >>> still ahead for you on the al jazeera news hour. australia revives a controversial immigration law. >>> plus, flying high, china's aviation industry is taking off, but it can't train pilots fast enough. >>> and can tiger woods improve on his disappointing first round in florida. we'll have all of the latest news from his second round coming up in sport. ♪ some say, never ended... revealing... untold stories of the valor... >> they opened fire on the english officers... >> sacrifice... >> i order you to die... >> and ultimate betrayal... drawing lines in the sand that would shape the middle east and fra

human nature itself which is what all of the great collectivist thinkers thought, whether it was carl marx or lennon or hitler, that they could manipulate human nature in such a way as to make it serve some ideological end rather than meditating on the "is," the given of what we are, and derive from that truth the thought, that is, what we shouldbe, what we can be in our nature. now, from my perspective, the best way to approach this fill philosophically is through the christian lens. as i say, if others have other reflections on this, i just think that the scriptures conform to our natural reason about these things, that line in the founding documents that speak about nature and nature's god. precisely the tradition that goes back through the history of christianity, into judaism, even into the ancient world, the romans and the greeks. it's a truth that wise people have thought about over the years, because we understand, especially in an incredibly technologically sophisticated moment that we are all experiencing and honestly, probably even being very annoyed by often. we understand that

angela merkel in the run up to this election said do not let carl marx back in the state premier's officeat has happened. and now we'll have to see how this plays out because it resonates across the country. there is possibilities that it could now impact on national politics, let's talk to one of the members of the victorious left party here. suzanne henning, congratulations to you and your leader. >> thank you. >> reporter: what is the significant vance of this do you think? [ inaudible ] the moment i think. we have a beautiful day and it's the first time that we have a first position with the left party in germany. >> reporter: but what about people's concerns because the ancestry of the party, and i know you yourself will say you are a new type of party, but it goes back to the oldies. and some people have spoken even of the election of him as kind of an insult to the victims of the oldies attorney block. what do you say to that? the oldies attorney block. >> i don't think we need fear, we feed politics in these days and we are not. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: so things have clanged? >