but 1st into ringette can the current left of center coalition in the eastern state of turin just hold on to its majority and how will the populace alternative for germany to look at what's at stake in a bellwether state also coming up the leader of the so-called islamic state east u.s. president donald trump confirms that. he killed himself as american special forces stormed his hideout in northwestern syria we'll get analysis from our correspondent in washington. i'm michael ok welcome to the program voters in the eastern state of to reinjure are electing their state parliament opinion polls indicate no single party is likely to emerge with a strong mandate to form a government the current left of center coalition could lose its slim majority in parliament and a strong showing by the alternative for germany could further complicate forming a new state government through. total ramel 0 seems optimistic as he casts his vote in air force he wants to remain state premier his party the left party is leading in the polls is scared off on almost as. soon we will get a mandate to form a coal

which couldn't turn decide if germany's grand coalition holds on to power. for more i'm joined in the studio by an excerpt from the s.p.d. as you swing hi and thanks for joining me eva did today you happy with the result. well i'm happy that a left wing team got to choose a runoff now was about threats of violence and just to ask in i'm not so happy that a more conservative team got the 1st place in the 1st part of the elections and also by the voters turn out it's just been quite though. we're seeing quite a split in the party between talking about the more established wing and the more left wing let's say a part of the party with the with the losers of next month's runoff election whether they be either the conservatives or the left wing side will they be able to get behind the opposing side and unite the party but i hope that this is going to be the case everyone every team that was campaigning pledged to support the winner at the end but i think it's also a question of what's a win is going to do if the conservatives when i would expect them to step forw

mike mortaring cd used to rinse your leader has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task and we can take an hour to air for to do that. is in the capital of the state of. i need a state police divided yeah the state is indeed deeply divided and it will be very hard to form a coalition here in. the left party as we just heard is now the strongest force here in the federal parliament but it currently has a coalition government with the s.p.d. the social democrats and the greens however both of these parties are not strong enough anymore so the current coalition here does not have a majority anymore now if we look at the numbers and i'm only talking about math then there's one possibility that would be a coalition between the left party and the c.d.u. on the americans conservative party however the c.d.u. has already ruled out to work together with the left party and honestly i don't see how these 2 parties could find common grounds so what the left party

the so-called grand coalition that you're talking about with p.d. if your wing of the party win and they want to break up the grand coalition what does that mean for an american as chancellor. well i'm not so sure what it means for her i mean she could always try to form a new coalition and also it's not a done deal yet that even if the left team wins that we're going to leave the great coalition because that's up to the party congress in december but i think there like many press positions that we have put forward which needs to be done the 'd huge investments 500000000 euros investment in our infrastructure more engagement for climate against climate change and more involvement a few things especially in politics so i think we're going to put forward these propositions which are left wing or left wing propositions and i don't think the conservatives like on the spot of that on top of the contract that we already have so i think most likely would be a new election but we don't really know for sure so possibly a new election in germany before the en

on the americans conservative party going into a coalition with the left party now the c.d.u. has ruled this out before the election night and honestly i don't really see how these 2 parties could go together and not a possibility would be the city you and the far right a d. they would also have that's what exit polls show us a majority here in the parliament but again the c.d.u. has ruled out working together with the 50 so this is a night with a lot of fun certainty for 3 so what can you tell us about the voter turnout. well the voter turnout is higher than expected and higher than it was 5 years ago when people here last went to the polls now we have to see and wait why that is a moment we can only speculate but what i can say is that the election campaign here was very polarized on the one and the far right they campaigned massively the leading candidate beyond hookah was holding our own speeches almost every day in different towns of the city that might have triggered voters might have attracted people who didn't go to the polls during the last election but the opposite i

our organization was a part of the free sf coalition and the coalition that passed legislation in 2013 and in 2016. and this legislation actually is stronger than the california one to protect the immigrant families and individuals in our city. sheriff ahern has a way to collude with ice despite california sanctuary law. he persists in allowing ice officers into nonpublic areas of the jail, as well as transferring people who are detained. so you can't send any people to santa rita jail because this would violate due process legislations, the legislations that were passed by this board of supervisors. so you need to make sure that when closing 850 bryant which should happen immediately, immigrants are protected. sheriff ahern is not someone to trust with immigrant communities or anyone, actually. and so if you are going to be transferring people, again, transfer them back to our communities, not into ice custody, not into another sheriff's department that is going to violate the rights or kill them. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is tacati shaw and i'm

and i think the fact that he was not able to build the coalition. in the polar back to the president means. we began action and you put it in israeli politics. the post and you know. each politics so go what of that what is really at the psychological impact when i was preparing for this for this broadcast today i saw several authors that specifically use that word psychological the psychological impact this potentially being the end for an benjamin netanyahu how do you see that what your analysis of that. so israel's been controlled by medicine now now for more than a decade with 3 years earlier as well and their lot of people don't remember anybody else being in power they don't remember somebody else being given the chance even form a government and they have to realize that life goes on that we were around for a long time without him and will be have to move on to somebody else who doesn't have the kind of experience that it's in now did israel as a country where people really value experience in a politician and there's no one alive today who h

would be a coalition between the left party and the c.d.u. on the americans conservative party but the c.d.u. might morning the top candidate here has already ruled out working to get there with a left party and honestly i don't really see how these people these 2 parties would find common ground so what the left party could do it could try to find 3 other parties to form a coalition consisting of 4 parties in total that will be a 1st in germany and i imagine it would take a long time to sort things out i mean how big of a setback is this for chancellor angela merkel. well i think it is a big setback 1st of all because the c.d.u. on the market's conservative party here has almost lost one 3rd of its vote and this is the 2nd point is that is quite a good example of how frank meant it political the political landscape in germany is since the rice off the a if d. so. it would be a sign for angle america that it would be very hard for the big parties for the c.d.u. and the s.p. d.s. well in the future to form stable governments and their coffers

but if obama knows current governing coalition an alliance with the social democrat s.p.d. party and the greens can't continue as it is the other 2 parties center of left lost considerable ground and up a big win and was the alternative for germany party or a f.t. the far right party is considered particularly radical and. the parties to ringette leda b.n. hooka struck a particularly nationalist tone which won the party 2nd place at. the start the old system is now being swept away my friends we're now going to take back our country. that was disappointment for the conservatives or c.d.u. party chancellor angela merkel's party came in behind the f.t. and 3rd place. by design be top dog food it's a bitter day for the c.d.u. in 3 and a bitter day for the c.d.u. in germany we fight together we win together and just like today we also lose together. mike mortaring city used to regina lida has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task. he wus on

and i think the fact that he was not able to build the coalition. in the polar back to the president means. we began action and you put it in israeli politics. the post and you know. each incident in politics so go what of that what is really at the psychological impact when i was preparing for this for this broadcast today i saw several authors that specifically use that word psychological the psychological impact this potentially being the end for a benjamin netanyahu how do you see that what's your analysis of that. so israel's been controlled by medicine now now for more than a decade with 3 years earlier as well and there a lot of people don't remember anybody else being in power there don't remember somebody else being given the chance even form a government and they have to realize that life goes on that we were around for a long time without him and will be have to move on to somebody else who doesn't have the kind of experience that it's in now did israel as a country where people really value experience in a politician and there's no one a

i suppose anti the so-called grand coalition they want to break up the coalition between under michael's conservatives and the s.p.d. does that mean you don't want to see him oppose johnson or anyone well that's for sure that i don't want to see a conservative chancellor in germany and you more and i also think that's a grand grand coalition is finally coming to an end and no viable and that's destined they have put that also. a program out which just highly unlikely to be able to be pursued in the great crowd listen asking for 500000000 euros for investments into our future and for for future investments into ecological change against climate change and i don't see that happening with america and her conservatives than any time soon what do you see you guys are part of the youth the younger part of the party what do you see for the future what do you want the s.p.d. to do well we want the social democracy democratic party to be a workers' party again which is really a left wing party where everyone knows what it stands for because right now after having so many years of great credit a c

farai and i'm curious about coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring jones one of them playing in a little bit see we'll see with the greens really want to implement a green policy or with a just middling communists in galbraith and i don't think the tree house plants the environment is a power is he and in my opinion and i'm not the only person to think that politics has nothing much to say nowadays only the economy matters. sebastian kurtz wants to create the challenges facing the economy front and center in coalition talks the negotiations are expected to last several weeks if not months. well my 1st guest tonight cautions that populace may be losing elections now but their base of support is not necessarily shrinking in her book popular ocracy in the tyranny of authenticity and the rise of populism catherine vs he argues that getting rid of populism is most difficult in societies where not telling the truth is already the lingua franca of politicians evan is the director of global policy institute at queen mary university in london she joins me tonight from london catharine

but their coalition partners they're currently in a coalition with the s.p.v. the social democrats and the greens their partners a simply not strong enough so this current coalition government does not have a majority anymore at the moment i see 2 possibilities but only in theory one could be left party working together with the cd hugh was i'm going to mak it's conservative party the c.d.u. of however has already ruled out working together with the left party and a coalition between the c.d.u. and the far right the a 50 would also be possible but again the c.d.u. has ruled out a booking to get through with a 50 so. my take here a while till we actually see a new government well meanwhile arguably the night belongs to far right it is now the 2nd strongest party in the ranger let's take a listen now to their leader buren her reaction to the exit polls the new months and never before in history has a single party and a single person been so defamed in the federal republic like we were. reports and yet the 3 engines have made this result possible and the result sa

and i think the fact that he was not able to build the coalition. in the polar back to the president means. we began action and you put it in israeli politics. the post and you know. each politics so go what of that what is really at the psychological impact when i was preparing for this for this broadcast today i saw several authors that specifically use that word psychological the psychological impact this potentially being the end for an benjamin netanyahu how do you see that what's your analysis of that. so israel's been controlled by medicine now now for more than a decade but 3 years earlier as well and there a lot of people don't remember anybody else being in power there don't remember somebody else being given the chance even form a government and they have to realize that life goes on that we were around for a long time without him and will be have to move on to somebody else who doesn't have the kind of experience that it's in now did israel's a country where people really value experience in a politician and there's no one alive today wh

and its coalition of the willing in 2003. 0. the prime minister says he'll meet protestors to discuss their demands and he's already announced a 17 point reform plan to try to appease them develop says any protesters will be designated martyrs that will ensure their families are granted special privileges he's also promised that those injured will be treated at the expense of the state including overseas medical care the government will set up a program to train $150000.00 island puerto rockies and offer loans for small and medium sized businesses and also provide a 3 month job seeker's allowance scuse me for another $150000.00 people but he says protesters must reciprocate and the rallies which are paralyzed the capital and several other cities since tuesday iraqis who are worried about the safety of their family and friends back home have staged a protest in front of the white house. members of the solidarity rally say they can't get a hold busy of their loved ones due to enter net suspension said the government crackdown as a

party here and me and i'm going to match party has ruled out going into a coalition both with the far left the left party that is here and government into going in and also the far right the extreme right as many mainstream politicians are now calling it the if tea party so these are a big questions that politicians are grappling with more towards the center at the same time during that particular state has very done very extensive polling among its own population and there's some 70 percent of people said in these times we need to strong hand and that is certainly something beyond the issue of migration that the far right if he has been campaigning on the far right if he's polling at around 20 percent of this point how likely is it that they could enter the regional government. it's very unlikely because the other mainstream parties of ruled out going into any coalition with them but if anything this particular state election will become living proof how the far right if t. is completely changed the political game here in germany in germany we're not used to having a standoff between

coalition governments are a rare thing in canada.a party will support the liberals, maybe givena will support the liberals, maybe given a seat at the table of government to have members of the party appointed to cabinet. we have not had a true coalition government in 80 years. longer than that, possibly. but what we are likely to see, what may come to pass is what we saw in 2006 and 2008 under the prime ministership of the conservative leader stephen harper. he governed for two terms in a minority situation by doing a handful of things. number one, daring the opposition parties to bring him down knowing full well that canadians would not in the mood to go back to the polls soon and knowing that the war chest for campaigns where empties. what he did instead was go to the other parties oi'i instead was go to the other parties ona instead was go to the other parties on a vote by the policy by policy case— by—case on a vote by the policy by policy case—by—case basis and make a deal. say, we need the budget past who will we align with. th

and this raises the question what else could happen and the left party the unable to form a coalition i'm going to michael's conservative c.d.u. party has also ruled out going into coalition with the left party so the math simply don't add up they would have to be creative and if anything this is proof that the far right if he has a very minus to shake up i dare say disrupt the usual. politics in particular done here and that's an important point because that takes is the next level why does this what does it matter beyond the range of what is why does it matter on the national level and why should german chancellor merkel why should she be concerned well she's a lot less concerned than she was just a couple of months ago i mean we see her so-called grand coalition with the social democrats politically pretty much on the rocks and the only thing that's holding them together is that they know if they were to cool fresh elections which is not easy here in germany would need a long lengthy process and they both have a lot to lose rather than anything to gain so the ring is yet another te

i am on the coalition. i have talked to you before. basically i want to say that when you become homeless as i was for about a year and a half, your confidence collapses. i would almost argue that every person who experiences homelessness in the city, especially the way the city is right now, is partially suicidal. i thought about it when i was homeless before i got in the shelter i thought about suicide at least once or twice each week. that changed when i finally got into a shelter. what it means to basically have a safe place. i went from being with the coalition it is having a safe consumption site. i live in the tenderloin. i don't want to see people having to be on the streets with dirty hands injecting something into their body to kill them with bacteria. i went to see a place where people can go to do their drugs and this is coming from harm reduction model completely. i worked at the foundation and we had needles in the '80s and 90s, it was against the law but we did it anyway. i want the city to stand up and take care of the

government because many people within that party feel that being part of the coalition government is something that is not to the benefit of the social democrats but in fact one has to say in the end these discussions have been going on for a while they will continue and as such is not going to be the decisive factor in whether or not this coalition government at the national level continues right hands front thank you very much for sharing your political expertise with us to lifelong friends have been playing golf together for 15 years and have been a huge amount of trust along the way the partnership between graeme cuttin and longtime caddie sue copping to is quite hugh nique who was born blind and copping to has become his eyes on the fairways. caddy sue carpenter sets up the ball for her blind frayne graham the golfer. right hurt they've been close for decades on the course he'd be lost without his caddie if you haven't got them to assist you while you're getting all right getting around the golf course you can ply their phone in the boat for you longing in the club for you they'

government because many people within that party feel that being part of the coalition government is something that is not to the benefit of the social democrats but in fact one has to say in the end these discussions have been going on for a while they will continue to ring you as such is not going to be the decisive factor in whether or not this coalition government at the national level continues right hands brown thank you very much for sharing your political expertise with us tourists in australia have enjoyed their last chance to climb the iconic sandstone jocko usuals in the heart of the australian desert a bowman ban on climbing is not going to affect the company's original and have been since the aboriginals have been fighting for decades for this order who for them is a sacred site. indigenous australians call tourists at all roo ants there are many a stray lions here right now. they feel it's their right to climb the national landmark the holy rock of the local aboriginal people teacher and a hanson and her cousin geoff say the geological feature of belongs to all australi

party so the current coalition does not have a majority anymore in the state parliament now if we look at the numbers and i'm only looking at the math there is one option and that will be a coalition between the left parties and the c.d.u. i'm going to back it's conservative party but the leading candidate here of the city you might morning has already ruled out working together with the left party and honestly i don't really see either how these 2 parties could find common ground so the left party will probably go and look and see if they can find a coalition with 3 other parties that would mean a coalition with 4 different parties and i think it would be very complicated for this to happen well meanwhile of far right is more than double the vote so it's the 2nd strongest party now in the room let's take a listen to their leader on her because their reaction to these preliminary results in the new months and never before in history has a single party and a single person been so defamed in the federal republic like we were. both here and yet the 3 engines have made this result possible

which couldn't turn decide if germany's grand coalition holds on to power. a woman who confessed to spying for russia has returned to moscow after serving more than a year in an american jail maria bettina's case rose to prominence around the same time as the muller investigation into alleged russian mentoring in the us presidential election she and russia's president vladimir putin's still insists she did nothing wrong. for the part of the more civil war more flowers for maria between a. family. thank you very much i want to be at home i need some time to. at the moment i only want to be reunited with my family and thank everyone who was supportive to me i would not have made it without my people citizens of my country thank you very much feel if you would just i think she's now a free woman by her father's side with the foreign ministry watching closely. but if you ask the united states she's a convicted russian agent who confessed to infiltrating the american gun lobby in order to gather conservative political contacts sight reading the same basic. gun ri

and this raises the question what else could happen and the left party the unable to form a coalition i'm going to michael's conservative c.d.u. party has also ruled out going into coalition with the party so the math simply don't add up they will have to be creative and if anything this is proof that the far right if tea has severely minus to shake up i dare say disrupt the usual way. politics in particular done here and it's an important point because their takes is the next level why does this what does it matter beyond the range of what is why does it matter on the national level and why should german chancellor angela merkel why should she be concerned but she's a lot less concerned than she was just a couple of months ago i mean we see her so-called grand coalition with the social democrats politically pretty much on the rocks and the only thing that's holding them together is that they know if they were to call fresh elections which is not easy here in germany would need a long lengthy process and they both have a lot to lose rather than anything to gain so the ring is yet anot

in berlin well the grand coalition in germany here in berlin between the conservatives of. the social democrats has been struggling almost ever since it came into power and at the moment both parties are looking for new leadership a new direction i'm glad america is on her way out she's handed over to her success are on a great calm cover who's trying to establish her authority within the part of the party is trying to decide whether to move further to the left or further to the right a similar sort of development is happening amongst the social democrats at the moment both parties will continue in their government there will be some stability in government but in the background both parties. very deeply involved in internal discussions and leadership disputes and yes that will lead to some sort of instability or some sort of all shall i say insecurity in the government as a whole right a lot of soul searching i'm guessing as well what if anything does this election outcome tell us about the political direction that germany is headed in. i think what you can see in this ele

the iranian backed movement believes there is a campaign to topple the governing coalition to change the balance of power in favor of the pro western alliance protesters deny those accusations the definitely some people try to take advantage of this revolution movement whereby they will try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people on the streets are not that that is a very good support there are celebrations in the streets how did his resignation is seen as a welcome 1st step but what protestors are asking for is radical change early elections and an end to political sectarianism easier said than the question is will this trigger now a process by which hezbollah which is the critical player in the background as well as the president. has already had ms. brown to seal will those people agree to a technocratic government that would mean giving up power so far the governing alliance says it will be toppled only through constitutional means maybe hoping his decision to resign will pressure his coalition partners to make concessions on hezbollah led government need

down dalia you have said that you think that netanyahu might be willing to sacrifice some of his coalition right i think he's got 55 members of his bloc to retain his position is how how so why do you think that. well i'm not sure if he'd be willing to sacrifice them but members of the block on some level might be willing to peel off one of the possible scenarios and there are so many scenarios at play here is that blue and white is trying to form a government i don't think anybody really prefers the idea of a minority government with the joint lissa porting from outside that's politically very sensitive i'm sure that blue and white will try to tempt some of those parties from the right wing bloc to peel off when it comes to now his own decision making my thinking is that he has 2 major demands that he seems to have really wanted. to achieve which is which are the conditions that he set when he was supposed to form the government one is to keep this big block of right wing parties together and the other is that he continue being prime minister preferably 1st if there is a rotation my think

today if they have to build a coalition they cannot just rule on as they have done for the last 4 years. i think that the people here like the most probable experts say for example the most probable outcome is result will be that peace will not have to go into a coalition and it can just go on as of just on the last years but if they have to go in the coalition it will probably be with the. right wing populists and then they will have to do compromises and probably the situation to become calmer even are the polls close there in just a few hours olivia quarter or sophomores thank you very much. and to sports now gymnast simone biles is so good even we have trouble keeping up with her she was competing in the world championships in stuttgart and byelaws tied the all time mark yesterday closing her 23rd championships medal and well she went on to top that record today collecting medals number 24 and 25 with golds in the beam and 4 events biles surpasses vitalis serbo to become the most decorated gymnast male or female in world championships history and quite a weekend in sports the record

hey if they have to build a coalition they cannot just rule they have done for the last 4 years. i think that the people here like the most probable experts say for example the most probable outcome is results will be that peace will not have to go into a coalition and it can just go on as it's done the last years but if they have to go in the coalition it will probably be with the right wing populists and then they will have to do compromises and probably the situation will become calmer even alright the polls close there in just a few hours olivia court or some force thank you very much. now thousands of gathered in central berlin today to show solidarity against anti-semitism and right wing violence the demonstration condemning racism comes after 2 people were killed in a terrorist attack in the eastern city of hala on wednesday the gunmen attempted to carry out a massacre at a synagogue where around 50 people were observing the donkey poor holiday he confessed to the crime and has admitted to having a right wing extremist and anti-semitic. i reporter william glu croft is at t

our coalition partners, the coalition hasn't collapsed yet and i would add the coalition has many elements, not just military force on the ground. there was also a counter terror financing element, there's working on countering the isys propaganda and its global ideological appeal. these are still things we can work on and at the end of today they are still our nato ally and they have said that they are going to accept responsibility for the rest of the defeat of by this campaign. there are a lot of reasons but is a very problematic, but at this point, they are still our partner in the nato alliance, and if while we need to right now think about what tools we can come help to shape the turkish actions and to prevent the destructive actions that can cause the next cycle of conflict there may still be areas we can work with them if we can get to a cease-fire going forward with the campaign. >> i agree with that whether it is airstrikes were keeping some in syria which we need to examine if that is viable in the current circumstances. we need to keep the pressur than and off just isis but gro

there's too much by coalition in the market and the criticisms from the building sector can't be taken seriously. our dozens of video is it's a lot of high level whining all this is is a ban on rent increases for 5 years and it will not lead to the kind of disruption they're talking about in 54. you know. yes i have work until the end of the year but a total of $4000000.00 euros worth of contracts from the burning construction industry are gone and i have to think about whether to layoff about 10 to 15 percent of my crew i have 50 people. at last it was. many contractors in berlin agree the larger cap rents in berlin has not yet passed the state parliament in any case the construction sector hopes that it won't. and that's it for me and the business team as always you can find out more about these stories online dot com slash business i'm stephen there's a blood let's watch. is he a traitor or a fighter for free access to information. julian assange. the founder of the wiki leaks whistleblower platform is in a london jail and he's waiting to see if he'll be extradited to the united sta

mike mortaring cd used to ringette leda has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task let's get more on these results or i mean i was a political correspondent hans bronze. uncle americal skin served as they took a beating in that regional election and the center left s.p.d. well they are under performed as well what does this election result mean for america governing coalition in berlin. well for both parties in a way you could say it increases their pain they have been having such results several times in recent months and both parties are in a sense searching for a new direction both parties are needing new leadership america has handed her leadership of the conservatives to a successor and a good come come on barr who is trying to establish her power within the party which leads to some kind of dispute within the party in which direction it should go a similar thing is happening amongst the social democrats so the birth both those parties that are

and its coalition of the willing in 2003. al-jazeera. exit polls out of tunisia show the country's main religious party that's a not that coming 1st in parliamentary elections however only with 17 percent of the votes that may make it hard for the party to build a coalition government. now when you've been a member here and you did there we are at the beginning of a new period that people have given us their trust and who will live up to it. we will use all of tunisia's political capital in order to achieve their main objectives of the revolution such as the protection of personal and public freedoms their 2nd objective is dignity which requires jobs if you cation and health services national had better has more now from kenya. now it was not a surprise another party or worse one of the most important political parties is 2011 in tennessee however they came 1st but they have not managed to secure the same number of seats they did in 2014 which means that in another losing some ground the party that came next was the 2nd was the heart of

there's too much by coalition in the market and the criticisms from the building sector can't be taken seriously. our dozens of video it's a lot of high level whining all this is is a ban on rent increases for 5 years and it will not lead to the kind of disruption they're talking about looking for food. you know. yes i have work until the end of the year but a total of $4000000.00 euros worth of contracts from the burning construction industry are gone and i have to think about whether to lay off about 10 to 15 percent of my crew i have 50 people. to support his daughter at last most. many contractors in berlin agree the larger cap rents in berlin has not yet passed the state parliament in any case the construction sector hopes that it won't. food for thought that's your business update on d w thanks for watching. last . night i was. coming up on the program impunity in south sudan. about 400000 dead in the ongoing conflict. also coming out. maurice.

this region being in any way respected by the other parties and taken into some sort of rooting coalition is impossible and do you think the election results in 2 didn't go has implications for johnson and america's government at the national level yes indeed what's important there is the question of how well or in fact how badly the social democrats to that's the coalition partner in america's national government the social democrats are likely to do very very badly in this region if the polls are to believed to be believed and that increases the pressure within that party to leave the coalition government because many people within the party feel that being part of the kurdish government is something that is not to the benefit of the social democrats but in fact one has to say in the end these discussions have been going on for a while they will continue to ring here as such is not going to be the decisive factor in whether or not this cardassian government at the national level continues right hands front thank you very much for sharing your political expertise with us . good madam it