left socialist workers party all the center right people's party. you know what i'm going to vote for the left wing party only just put their most because the traditional parties have deceived us too often they were involved in so many corruption scandals and have never delivered on their promises. and i think it's great that there are no alternatives i couldn't really identify with either of the major parties but there weren't any other real options. the far right vox party look set to win seats in the national parliament for the first time it's predicted to win at least ten percent of the vote with this populist anti immigrant and anti feminist message a sentiment that seems to resonate with many. i like how they defend spain and our civil liberties they want to cut taxes and put an end to the gender ideology that promotes the abortion and criminalizes mad a lot of. young people are sick of our traditional politicians doing the opposite of what they promised. forty years after the end of general franco's dictatorship spain finds itself with a resu

the national coalition or conservative party they were in the previous cabinet together with the center party present the party . suffered a colossal defeat in these elections it seems that the national coalition was not affected by the failure of the previous government and the unpopularity opened some of it what was the choice so they how are very well positioned to. go into coalition government together with the social democrats all the way it must be said that in previous times when this truck stop and the social democrats the democrats have usually have to compromise from the point of view of their electorate far too much because the national coalition is very much interested in privatized sation reforms in between economy to political scientist nico pathan in joining us from helsinki thank you so much thank you. today was supposed to be the day for a united nations backed conference aimed at bringing peace to libya instead the u.n. is warning the lives of thousands of civilians including refugees are at risk and the death toll is already mounting the world health organization says fight

more conservative parties are fractured into three essentially those who are sort of a liberal center party swung more to the right the p.p.t. add to people's party it was felt perhaps went too far to the right and sort of didn't manage to talk me into their more moderate the center voters who left the party and perhaps voted for the nose that was a very good night was a very good night for them and even voters who went from the part of the of people out to the socialists and they said today that they need to reflect and they need to see what direction they should take the party and from now but certainly it is being a terrible night for the people's party i'm in particular for their leader public us out of. madrid thank you that's are some of the other stories making news around the world claiming to be islamic state media. that he has appeared in a new video footage released by the militant group would be the first sighting of the isolated for five years praising the easter sunday terror attacks in sri lanka he said they were to avenge the loss of the last ira stronghold in syria that he

more conservative parties are fractured into three essentially the nose who are sort of a liberal center party swung more to the right the p.p.p. at the people's party it was felt perhaps went too far to the right and sort of didn't manage to talk into their more moderate the center voters who left the party and perhaps voted for the nose that was a very good night was a very good night for them and even voters who went from the part of the of people out to the socialists they said today that they need to reflect and they need to see what direction they should take the party and from now but certainly it is being a terrible night for the people's party under particular for their leader public us out of. public. madrid thank you and i'm sure some of the other stories making news around the world the commander of the u.s. military prison at guantanamo bay in cuba has been filed a statement from the u.s. southern command said to be admiral john brink had been removed because of a loss of confidence in his ability to command the controversial prison at guantanamo were set up to detain suspected te

they're currently in third place behind the conservatives which have governed in coalition with the center party for the last few years. and here now to talk more about the finnish elections is you. who is from finland you've of course been following those elections closely first of all what do we know about the results of our so right now. and indeed it looks like the democrats are coming out with a very strong lead. close the. national coalition the true party. populist party. indeed i mean it's quite interesting because these especially acknowledged. the social democrats they have been in the opposition. the whole vote seems to be also an expression of discontent over the prime minister's reforms that he has for instance. cutting unemployment benefits for thin people now finland has just over five million people on is the elections there don't often make the news so can you convince our viewers why they should be paid paying attention this time bro well indeed. it is a small country a small nordic country it is though also a member of the european union and it will hold your presidency starti

more conservative parties have fractured into three essentially knows who are sort of a liberal center party swung more to the right the p.p.p. at the people's party it was felt perhaps went too far to the right and sort of didn't manage to talk into their more moderate and center voters who left the party and perhaps voted for the nose that was a very good night was a very good night for them and even voters who went from the part of the people out to the socialists and they said today that they need to reflect and they need to see what direction they should take the party and from now but certainly it is be a terrible night for the people's party under particular for their leader public us out of. madrid thank you. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at least six people are dead after jihad just opened fire on a church in the north of but kenya fast so gunman on motorbikes targeted worshipers in the town of still good she as they were leaving sunday service now authorities say it's the first attack on the church since the hardest violence broke o

more conservative parties have fractured into three essentially those who are sort of a liberal center party swung more to the right the p.p.d. at the people's party it was felt perhaps went too far to the right and sort of didn't manage to talk into their more moderate and center voters who left the party and perhaps voted for the nose that was a very good night was a very good night for them and even voters who went from the party of people out to the socialists and they said today that they need to reflect and they need to see what direction they should take the party and from now but certainly it is being a terrible night for the people's party under particular for their leader public us out of. public. dread thank you. processes in sudan have welcomed a breakthrough in talks with the leaders have agreed to form a joint council to pave the way to civilian rule mass demonstrations prompted the military to remove saddam's longtime president last month and one photographer has been cataloguing the uprising you don't use i.e. abraham and melanie could have to bow and talked with him in the c

immigration fins party who came in second by just one seat add to that the poor performance of the center party the social democrats could have a hard time putting together center left coalition making it a bittersweet victory for the party's leader anted in a. i like this but it's quite difficult to say what really happened for some reason the fins party managed to get their voters out on election day and this is what we saw during the elections it's clear that the political field has changed and now we have equal sized parties in finnish society this is a european phenomenon. and indeed europe has been looking closely at finland's election it's being seen by many as a bellwether for how euro skeptic populist parties could fare in next month's european parliamentary elections the finn's party is part of an alliance the could become the strongest faction in the european parliament and could radically change e.u. policies on migration families and the environment. united nations officials have warned that a fresh disaster is looming a month after a cyclon struck southeastern africa hundreds of t

party. we had a big bang in the center, in the center left, the blue and white party formation. we had scandals against, and we had indictment against netanyahu. we had a lot of fake news. many things that resemable or resonate to think that having in the u.s. in 2016, but the two most important developments from netanyahu's point of view were, a, the creation of the blue and white party and the alliance between lapid and gantz and of course, the attorney general's recommendation to insight him. netanyahu was concerned with these events and he was panicking about both of them. eventually when we look back, we see that neither of those two major developments did not impact netanyahu's situation. first, we had the agreement which brought in-- quite a phenomenal one to say that within three months benny gantz basically turned into a candidate for being a prime minister. he has a very impressive all-star team behind him with-- they like to campaign with the slogan, they have norman 117 joint years together, they have 117 years of security experience so that's aimed at undermining wh

left socialist workers party or the center right people's party. you know what i'm going to vote for the left wing party only does put their most because the traditional parties have deceived us too often they were involved in so many corruption scandals and have never delivered on their promises will be lost but i must i mean i think it's great that there are now alternatives i couldn't really identify with either of the major parties but there weren't any other real options. the far right to vote spotty look set to win seats in the national parliament for the first time. it's predicted to win at least ten percent of the vote with its populist anti immigrant and anti feminist message a sentiment that seems to resonate with many. i like how they defend spam and our civil liberties and they want to cut taxes are still important to their gender ideology to promote abortion and criminalize as mad a lot of. young people are sick of our traditional politicians doing the opposite of what they promised. forty years after the end of general franco's dictat

its weight behind hillary clinton presidential hopeful arbonne burra from the libertarian party thinks the center is a stablish went through and through. in all parties you're going to see something tanks there are basically designed to promote the establishment values center for american progress certainly does that they're very cautious about pushing the agendas that are going to be frightening to powerful lobbyist to moneyed interests because that damages their own funding and they're going to keep on trying to do everything and they carry on to push the establishment interest and so it's not necessarily about hillary clinton specifically but rather promoting establishment candidates generally party centers has complained about the way the democratic party nominates its presidential candidate before his criticisms of so-called superdelegates led to reforms last year ones though that may have little impact as and explains. it's campaign season once again in the united states and with trump as the presumptive nominee for reelection on the republican ticket it's the democratic primary that is the

the centrist parties are actually center right. so in the final analysis it all comes down to how much netanyahu and the parties that support him will win by. while you have israelis move to the right. side. many countries today right wing nationalist or semi fascist parties are on the rise. that's the case in israel as well. there's a sort of siege mentality here israel is defending itself against the palestinians and iran. and if that's the way you think that's the way you'll vote a lot of people aren't thinking about peace. based huge israeli election campaign billboards benyamin netanyahu with donald trump the president has expressed support for the prime minister's reelection in december twenty seven teen the u.s. announced that it would move its embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. it was a controversial decision. from find the demonstrations in the palestinian terror trains. justinian's want to make east jerusalem the capital of a future state. but at this point netanyahu appears to have abandoned his commitment to a

clearly aiming for right being voters who could vote otherwise for other right wing parties polls show that the center right parties are probably going to be able to form a government but the polls at the same time show that netanyahu is likud might not be the strongest party the strongest party according to polls could be any guns. lou why this worries me to yahoo because this could mean that israel's president will task any guns with forming a government and not on yahoo he wants not he wants that not to happen and this could explain his move if we look at any guns is definitely putting him into an uncomfortable position because the benny gantz is aiming for both right wing center voters and on the center left so he needs to really be careful what he says there are people who support the settlements there are people who oppose the circumvents there is a poll that forty one percent of israelis are in favor of a partial and exhaustion of the west bank but it also means that some people are really worried some people that might vote for guns about what's currently happening with netanyahu if you can ju

that's the way it looks like he wants to form his coalition with all of the right wing parties and none of the center oren liebermann, thank you. >>> saudi arabia has launched a new crackdown on activists. sources tell cnn the kindd dokis detained seven activists including two citizens. both here pictures. michelle kosinski has this. >> reporter: if you thought the brutal matter of. william's jamal khashoggi would keep the crown prince on his best behavior for a while, it didn't last long. they're rounded up two american citizens, a journalist and physician. seven in total, under arrest, all writers and bloggers interested in social reforms and women's rights, in this latest saudi crackdown. >> don't give up, don't despair, we will not. >> reporter: just this week, secretary of state mike pompeo spoke to family members of american hostages like journalist austin tice in syria and those who have lost ones like otto warmbier in north korea. >> i'm not here to instill false hope. sometimes, our best simply is not enough. >> reporter: the trump administration has made energetic efforts to bring americans

we're going to have another government with its and you know possibly with some of the right of center parties or with mr gonzalez party or mr god's will be able to form a government and we'll have a whole new set of policies and new faces and israel will be have to chart a course. taking place for results based on some more often our political analyst mr barak in jerusalem thank you. but he has brushed off the entire miller investigation into russian meddling into the us presidential election as total nonsense and aimed at a domestic audience the russian president told the international arctic forum and some that it was clear from the beginning that there had been no collusion between the kremlin and donald trump trying to report. international arctic forum where first of all the journalists and the audience on the other hand at the main discussion event wanted to hear answers to questions that had nothing to do with the arctic the journalist that was leading the way of the discussion actually made it clear at one point that he wants to stay away from climate change melting ice is c o two emi

we had the union breakup, start a new party, we had this big bang in the center left, the white party some formation we had an indictment against benjamin netanyhau, many things that resemble or resonate two things that happened in the u.s. in 2016. the two most important developments were the creation of the blue and white party and the alliance between -- and the other of course the attorney general's recommendation to indict him. he was very much concerned with these two events and when he started the campaign he was panicking about both of them. eventually when we look now back we see that basically neither of these two major developments did not really impact benjamin netanyhau's situation. first we had we had the agreement which brought in the -- and quite a phenomenon because within three months basically turned into a candidate for being a prime minister. he had this very impressive all- star team behind him which they liked to campaign with a slogan they have more than 117 joint years together 117 years of security experience which is aimed at undermining what is what if anyt

a lost of voters maybe also to be a third party city since which is the center party that has been competing with box political agenda indian these didn't deliver very good discourse and ask you what the socialist party is going to do now they are clearly the victors of the night but will probably not win enough seats to. be able to govern alone where well pedro sanchez now turn to for support. probably for the first time we'll see a coalition party move to bar people lieschen in government it's true that the result is very comfortable for the socialists because there are two main tentative by now why do you think. government with the centrist party sooner than those citizens by the other and it seems the more slavery for all of the same to you sir coalition we've put in was with a radical left party with the parliamentary support of regional parties which will continue the same policy agenda because the leading percentage of the into last year thank you very much we appreciate your analysis this evening quadro biggest hero joining us from the university of the landsea thank you very much re

right popular party or p.p. in the center left socialist workers party have seen their dominance eroded by the smaller parties with no single party expected to win an overall majority former government could prove problematic with both far left and far right parties among those vying for office for we have two correspondents following this election for a sunday gago is standing by in the spanish capital madrid first so let's meet to jonah hill he is in barcelona what impact is the election likely to have on catalonia and its independence supporters china. well one way or another it could i think have a pretty profound impact perhaps even decisive on the direction of the independence movement here the fifty percent of catalans of course who support independence but remember this is a movement that has already had an enormous impact on the direction of national politics it is pro independence m.p.'s in the national parliament who helped to trigger the snap election in the first place when they withdrew their support from the so

the arab vote is very important in israel because it will also make a big difference to which party center the knesset the israeli parliament how many mandates they'll have and what coalition building options the winning party will have to marry him and netanyahu is of course hoping to secure a record fifth term was he up against talk to us about his challenger because this is he's a bit of an unknown on the world stage where platform is you're running on and is he resumed meeting with israeli voters. yes so benny gantz in israel actually is a well known figure because he was the army chief in the last gaza war so everyone knows him but of course he's new to politics but as part of his team he took a very very popular politician into his party so we have a number of interesting figures here who resonate very well with israeli voters especially because they stand for security and security something that benjamin netanyahu has always been able to. just this was what he was voted for was elected for in the past and that's why it's one of the toughest challenges coming now from any guns otherw

. >> if you look all across the west at left of center parties, the center left disappeared. you see it in britain and france. >> what happened to the labor party of tony blair? it's gone. >> for devoured itself. he is despised the way that clinton is deceased pized by many on the left today. even barack obama is getting a bit of shade in this campaign. we are in a different world. the inequalities are getting tense. the insecurity of living in this economy is becoming worse. people want to be reassured. that's what the strong want to do. i don't know what's the best. i suspect that a full we are going to take care of you, we will make sure your entitlements are secure and give you health care. that kind of works. the last british general election, jeremy corbin who makes bernie sanders look like bill clinton ran is on a manifesto. >> he's not the government. he has one. >> he put the manifesto out there and gained 20 points in one campaign, but he didn't win. whether the left or right populism are equally strong. >> let's talk about the president. he is good at exploring mino

continued strength of populous nationalism around the worlds, and the continued inability of left of center parties to respond to it, the case for populous national inch goes something like this, it's a nasty world out there, people are trying to take our jobs, undermine our security. move into our country. the cosmopolitan urban elites don't care. we need a touch guy that will stand up for the liberals in our midst. this is the argument made by netanyahu putin, erdogan, the brexiteer and donald trump. the philosopher from berlin wrote, nationalism inflames the desire to count for something among the cultures of the world. the sentiment can be found in almost all modern variations, even among rich and powerful nations. look at putin's claim that russia has been pushed around by the west since the cold war. the chinese obsession with the humiliati humiliation since the opium wars. the world is also biassed against israel. and trump's constant refrain that all foreigners take advantage of america. these leaders promise to rectify the legislation and restore their country's proper standing in the worl

gantz is the head of the biggest left of center party. e quite a few smaller parties but most of those smaller parties are on the right. after the election, after the election the president, which is ceremonial post, he will appoint one of those two men to form the governing coalition of the new government and it's based on who gets the most votes but it could also be based on who is the recommended by most parties. there are far more parties and bigger parties on the right of netanyahu than on the left of gantz. which means netanyahu is likely to win this election even if he loses. david: mayor, great to see you. best of luck in the election. thank you very much for coming in. >>> we have breaking news. president trump just saying the administration is not looking to bring back a policy of family separation. we're expecting comments on tape any moment. we'll bring them to you as soon as we receive them. >>> meanwhile the eu is threatening to hit back after president trump's plan to put new tariffs on e imports. to fbn's deirdre bolton wha

the continued populism around the world and the inability of leftist center parties to respond to it. the case for nationalist populism goes like this. it is a nasty world out there. people are trying to take our jobs, undermine your security, move into your country. the cosmopolitan urban elites don't care. this he benefit from these forces so we need a tough guy that will stand up toer the nation and against the liberals in our midst. in some variant or another, this is the argument made by netanyahu, putin, erdogan, modi -- bowls narrow, the brexiteers, and of course donald trump. in 1972, the philosopher berlin wrote that nationalism expresses the inflamed desire of the insufficiently regarded to count for something among the cultures of the world. the sentiment, a kind of victim mentality, can be found in almost all modern variations, even among rich and powerful nations. look at putten's claim that russia has been pushed around by the west since the cold car. the chinese obsession with their humiliation since the opium wars. the israeli right's complaint the world is always bias

to a majority they would need support from regional parties in particular the catalan pro independence groups the alternative a deal with the center right citizens party comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come a west neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were to pass the race but this election has brought the worst. results in p. piece history. of corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. fighting the no we will fight even harder this is only the beginning we told you we will start reconquering and we are initiating that conquering with a presence in congress vox is here to stay but the latest player in this race vox struck out and claimed that own stake in the game. one of the votes is that's extremely happy with the results of the night knowing the supporters of course are right. now behind me listening to the leaders. as

used to be opposition parties we don't know exactly but maybe may well still be opposition parties which is center left and the arab parties that block of right wing parties seems to have won so far sixty five seats out of one hundred twenty which is a clear majority. if nessun yahoo does come out on top he won't have an easy time of it he's facing corruption allegations a probable indictment what do we expect from his fifth term as prime minister. well it's a little bit hard to know there is still so much up in the air i mean yes there with relation to the indictment the attorney general has said that he will indictments on yahoo pending a hearing we don't know when that hearing will take place nor what will happen if he is in fact indicted afterwards by israeli law he is not obliged to resign if he's prime minister that the obligation to resign under indictment only holds for a minister in the government not for the prime minister so we don't know if the parties that go into coalition with him will all agree which something that he would like he would like them to agree not to build the coalitio

that became the let's defeat its own yahoo from the left or from the center party and a lot of those votes went there but i mean i think labor has a long term stability because it's a party that's been around it's a party with real members as a party with real branches and it's a party that goes through primaries i think they had a labor ship craves a leadership crisis in that they their newly elected leader was did not have the confidence of a lot of the members and certainly not a lot of the voters and he acted in a way which was not you know conducive to getting votes and so so they have a horribly horrible result but in the long run i think they may be able to pick themselves up there is room for a left as yossi said it's not a party it's an alliance it's an alliance of some very different ideologies and the one thing they have in common is we don't like be bigots and you know so that's not going to stick so long and now people are going to really a lot of those people joined that party because they were already you know dividing the spoils of winning the government and becoming m

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up to a majority they would need support from regional parties in particular the catalan pro independence groups. the alternative a deal with a center right citizens party comfortably form of coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were two party race but this election has brought the worst results in people's history bassett after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. fighting god no no we will fight even harder this is only the beginning we told you we will start reconquering and we are initiating that conquering with a presence in congress vox is here to stay but the latest player in this race vox struck out and claim that own stake in the game. one of the votes is that's extremely happy with the results of a night in iowa supporters are by far right not spots and now they're behind me listen

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to a majority they would need support from regional parties in particular the castle and pro independence groups. the alternative a deal with a center right citizens party comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were two party race but this election has brought the worst result in p.p.s. history battered after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. was going no no we will fight even harder this is only the beginning we told you we will start reconquering and we are initiating that conquering with a presence in congress vox is here to stay but the latest player in this race vox struck out and playing their own stake in the game. one of the voters that's actually how we deal with the results of the night was the supporters of by far right last parts are now behind me listening to

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government their main liability is the political instability that's been within their own right of center liberal party since they first came to office in twenty thirteen they keep changing leaders have been three different prime ministers tony abbott malcolm turnbull now scott morrison since they first came to office the government is running a campaign against the policies of the opposition labor party they say first of all that they represent a threat to the economy already here house prices are tumbling they say that if labor comes in with its highest spending commitments they threaten to send this country into recession they also say that refugees would start flooding back to australia if labor were to get in under the government under very harsh policies towards refugees boats of refugees have stopped coming here they say that labor would bring in policies that would restart those boats labor that little about either of those things particularly they want to talk more about the environment and the lack of a climate change policy as they see it by the government well that's just over a month until