, on the territory of the former east germany, more troops and weapons thant had. before the unification of germany, germany has no right to deploy on this territory there are various types of weapons, and not only nuclear weapons, but also new weapons systems, the wording is made in such a way that it extends to infinity, that is, what was signed in the nineties extends to new weapons systems that could have been, can be created after the signing of this, and most importantly, the third point, which is article 4, which states that after leaving the soviet union, this concerns the deployment of new types of missiles of possible nuclear weapons in the united germany, why are you arguing with me, there was the gdr and there was the west. no, of course, this treaty, it does not oblige anyone to anything, no, it obliges, firstly, it is an agreement to create a new united, and how to make it comply, how to make it comply, well, i can give advice, advice very, firstly, this concerns, i wanted to say again that this point, it directly concerns the decision to delive

east. pack your bags and leave the german chancellor's office. with such calls to alternative for germany's leadership approached kolof scholz. this party received a record number of votes in the regional elections in the east of the country, while the new left from the union of sarah wagen knecht has significantly strengthened. both associations oppose the war for dialogue with russia. scholz's democrats of the entire ruling coalition showed that east germans can no longer tolerate everything that has been brought to them from the west in recent years. can people living in the territory of the former gdr change the policy of the entire country? in our report special correspondent denis davidov. there is a political earthquake in the east of germany. the results of the elections in saxony, thuringia are the main news. the results were a cold shower for the germans. there has never been anything like this in thuringia and saxony before, they should send an alarm signal to berlin. the coalition sitting in berlin lost in the east with a bang. the election of locals is a kind of vote of no conf

, so in east germany the mood of the voters is traditionally different from the mood of the voters ine west. and of course the mood of the voters in the western countries, they will be different from the mood of the voters in the eastern, we will see it soon. as for the really such success of sara vhnechta and the alliance, it was also predicted, because sara vgnect takes a large number of votes from the left, from the left, and by the way, in saxony. the federal government was led by christian democrats, and by the way, the head of this government, he opposed aid to ukraine, because it was mikhail krejchmar, because it was the general line in this land, in turing, where now the alternativeists won with such a result, the government was led by the left, there was a prime minister, bode ramelov, one of the leaders of the left party, and by the way... all sociological polls in züringei on the eve of the elections, they showed that the majority of people there wanted to see ramylov as the next prime minister of this federal land, only this did not coincide with their attitude towards the

it is not worth it, because this is the election in the east germany, yes, yes. east germany , the mood of the voters is different from the mood of the voters in the west, traditionally, despite the fact that three decades of german unity have already passed, there is no political unity, and of course the mood of the voters in the western countries will be different from the mood of the voters in the east. we will see it soon. as for sara vhne's really such success. and her alliance, it was also predicted, because sara wechnecht takes a large number of votes from the left, from the left, and by the way, in saxony the federal government was headed by christian democrats, and by the way, the head of this government, he spoke out against aid to ukraine, because it was mi- mikhail krejchmar, because it was the general line in this land, in züring, where they won so much now. with such a result of the alternative party, the government was led by leftists, the prime minister was bode ramelov, one of the leaders of the left party, and by the way, all sociological survey

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she is in fact a communist who came from east germany. so she speaks from an east german perspective to people in east to me. they like that to the vector is very popular in that region. and she used to be in the german socialist party and for my east germany and from the i moved on into this life policy and then eventually got thrown off more of this by the policy and established her own policy. and it's very much her personality and her conservative model, it always says start of this form of communism in which she is support. switched to some extent, appeals to people that it's kind of hawks back to old times olden times. and at the same time, she's very conservative on social issues. so i think that's what drives her popularity is really good popularity. and in her wake, the party were also expecting the party of the chancellor of schultz, the s p, the party, the social democrats to do very poorly. why has that party been losing appeal among so many of motors, especially in the east of germany? again, that's 2 features to this. um, on

individual polling stations of the stations, so literally, if the westernmost polling station of east germany voted for the alternative for germany, the easternmost station of west germany voted for the christian democrats, this border is absolutely geographical, where it began. east germany, that's where it starts, that's where the commitment to radical parties starts, at least much larger than in the west. well, in our country, by the way, there has always been such an electoral border, long decades between that part of ukraine that was part of the russian empire, that part of ukraine, which is part of russia, in ukraine, it is also in poland, it is also in poland, that is, sub-austrian poland sub-russian poland, and this is really absolutely typical for this region, and here, when we talk about these... populist sentiments of the far right, the far left, if specifically in germany, or in eastern europe, in general, really, it's a communist bloc, really, it's an example of the fact that history is still with us, history is still not... overcome, the consequences of this communist totalitari

that's something that resonates in these parts of germany where they used to be part of communist east germany. and you stay at that time be very close to the former soviet union towards us today in russia. so people, there are very afraid that this will, could come into germany, could, to the effect the region and the field to some extent a connection to russia. so a docking station himself really hood party is all about her as a person, as a person down there to. she also comes from full, the east germany. she is a long term communist used to be almost you could say a start and this that times and people that i think feel to some extent, that she understands them, that she speaks to their hearts as it were. now these are regional elections in germany. so help our international audience understand what they might tell us about what we might see down the road in terms of the national scene and national elections in germany. most likely it was possible that it will happen here for the 1st time. is that the far right as the will become the strongest party and one of these federal states that hav

what are the reasons for the rise of far—right in the east of germany?id efforts but the development is just half of it and the other half of the story is that unification and especially younger lower educated people have left east germany and more, if it'sjust assumed that east german germany, overreaching around six country which if fewer young people among the society compared to older age groups and other countries with even greater ageing population. and other countries with even greaterageing population. in east germany, all these democratic developments compound and have at once and this leads to a myriad of problems or society that they're able to exploit it is a long list and we may be able to talk about some of them. i am interested _ talk about some of them. i am interested to _ talk about some of them. i am interested to know _ talk about some of them. i am interested to know given - talk about some of them. i am interested to know given this is a regional election in east germany and 5 million people eligible to vote, to what extent do you t

afd is leading in east germany. the rest of the country would like to fence itself off. a man similar to... a scene from the life of modern germans, the drawing is entitled, ungrateful east germany, symbolic liberation from the axes of the soviet block. paolo lombardi from italy, a very figurative perception of the elections in germany, or in other words, what is on the mind of alice weidel, the chairwoman of the alternative for germany party. the eastern federal states are a special phenomenon. 35 years after the fall of the berlin wall, the country has not been fully reunited. to the amazement of west germans, who for a long time believed that there was no problem. it turned out that there is. and the reason is the unwillingness to recognize the rights of the residents of the former gdr to special status. before the unification, about 70% of gdr citizens says: no, we are first and foremost germans, secondly we are east germans, ninety- sixth year more than 80% says: no, we are first and foremost east germans, only secondly we are citizens of a single country, but now w

first of all to say that there is no need to worry so much here, because this is the election in east germanyin eastern germany the mood of the voters differs from the mood of the voters in the west, traditionally, despite the fact that three decades of german unity have already passed, there is no political unity, and of course the mood of the voters in the western countries. they will differ from the mood of the voters in the east, we will see it soon. as for the success of sara vgnekht and her alliance, it was also predicted, because sara vgnekht takes a large number of votes from the left, from the left, and by the way, in saxony the federal government was headed by the christian democrats, and by the way, the head of this government, he... spoke against aid to ukraine, because it was mi- mikhail krejchmar, because it was the general line in this country, in turing, where now the alternativeists have won with such a result , the government was headed by leftists, there was a prime minister, boda ramelov, one of the leaders of the left party, and by the way, all sociological polls in zürin

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busy of east germany, at least the logic chunk of east germany. the rest is what is at stake here. the election campaign has been going on, and it's most intense phase, certainly for the last few weeks, but certainly for the last few months may the last few years in this positive east germany. the views of people who 35 years ago were living under communism through black when the wall fell, were promised. all sorts of economic prosperity if they voted for reunification with the west. all these issues are in the minds of devices that are electing them new members of parliament. right now. remember that both states, certainly in the most recent past, the last 101520 years have be more, right. leaning certainly in section 8, i mean during the slightly more or less leaning, we will see what the folks have done. as i say, the 16 gmc in the next style of pulse will be closing it as by john snapped parliamentary election as the 1st vote since the government took complete control of the territory of new going to kind of by last year. the election is being held 2 months earlier than planned

role the fact that they are against the established parties in berlin, which in large parts of east germany as seen as unreliable and weak. well, we do have to remember that these are state elections and state parliament don't really have a say in foreign policy in germany. that's what the federal government decides. but if the far right of the does have a strong showing, what could that mean on a federal level? but we have to see that the f d, as in fact present, represented an old regional problem and 16 of them in germany and also in the central parliament and abundance talk to. so it is very present also on the federal level, but it has never been the strongest party in a single federal states in germany. and that is potentially possible in these elections today. that would mean that all the other parties more or less, would have to get together to prevent the a if the, from forming a government in that state is flights into the ceiling. yes. which sees new coalition is that we have never seen in germany. and it, in the end, it will have effects in central german politics and federal po

we begin with a historic election results here in germany, projected results in a sty collection in east, in germany. sorry that the final ride alternative for germany potty has one. not since world war 2 has a fall ride potty come 1st in his di selection here. the alternative for germany or a, if the, as it's $92.00, is against the country, providing support to crime, and it's war against russia. it also wants to radically cost back immigration the if the came stick into the conservative christian democrats in the neighboring states of saxony as well. we can take a look at the light is projected results from the state of to arrange here the fire right alternative to germany is the largest pa he with just shy of 33 percent of the volume. the conservative christian democrats of old mice to 24 percent there. the song of ok and commenced alliance or b s. w, which is a new left wing populace. body is made its debut with nearly 16 percent. the live party that had been leading a fragile minority government suffered massive losses. it's projected to get around 13 percent the same to left social

the east is germany's thermometer, what happened in the east will happen in the west, it's just that fat and a higher standard of living. german media, and none of them are owned by people from the gdr, are scaring us with headlines like "nazis are striving for power". journalists from berlin came to study the phenomenon of dense axes in the village of karlsdorf, it seemed they spoke the same language, but to understand. i am german, and i, being german, cannot hang a german flag, they will immediately call me a right-wing extremist, and i am not an extremist at all. country, he is embarrassed to hang it in front of the house, keeps it in the backyard until better times. was embarrassed to pronounce, as well as the native flag denis davidov, anastasia barkovskaya, andrey ivanov and denis lisitsyn, news of the week from germany. on friday in st. petersburg they forgave the outstanding submarine designer, academician igor spassky. igor dmitrievich died at the age of 98. for a long time. it was there that the strategic missile submarine cruisers were created: navaga, squid, dolphin, aku

in less than a year, 55-year-old wagenknecht has rocketed into three regions of east germany, where herlliance is gaining 15 to 20 percent of the vote, ahead of each of the three parties in power in berlin. sarah, or rather zahra, wagenknecht was born in the gdr, to an iranian father and a german mother, and taught at school russian language, earned money as a tutor as a student, studied german literature and philosophy. after the european elections, sarah became the representative of the pds in the european parliament, in the bundestag, wageningnecht first got in 2009 and soon headed the left faction in the lower house of parliament. an incorrigible stalinist, an iron lady and lady voldemort, as the media calls her, wears vintage, but closely follows the trends on her youtube channel, where she explains the political situation in simple terms. more than half a million people have subscribed. in domestic politics, sarah wagentnecht advocates for reforming the german economy and providing high social guarantees to everyone. uncontrolled migration, according to her, worsens the situation

our correspondent denis davidov is monitoring the state elections in eastern germany. the eastis sick of politics. some theaters or restaurants, the social democrats - this is the party of chancellor scholz, chose a beer hall, apparently, the results here in thuringia are so deplorable that one needs to drown one's sorrows. it will not work to write everything off to a lack of interest in local elections, the turnout is off the charts, 74%. we looked at how the residents of thuringia voted at one of the polling stations in the main city of this eastern land, eirfurt. this is what a typical polling station looks like, it is located in one of the classrooms. schools in the city center, the booths are located on desks, here voters make their choice, we see that the walls are empty, there is no political agitation, here is the ballot box where the ballot is dropped, the elections are local, but their significance is enormous, as the newspapers wrote , the vote in saxony, thuringia will determine the fate of germany for years to come, three years ago this workshop was crowded, the s

, because thuringia saxony is east germany, therefore. the bloc of mutual economic assistance together with the soviet union, our germans, yes, yes, these are our germans, it is quite clear that it was they who gave birth to this signal, but if you look at the situation objectively, it could not have been any other way, well , germany was simply trampled, torn apart, where is this strong point? the economy, where are the leaders of europe and and so on, no, today we are not talking about that anymore, we are talking about the fact that difficult times have come for germany, that there is no economic growth, that enterprises are moving to the united states of america, they are even looking at china to transfer - production enterprises, that electricity is becoming more expensive, well, these are objective factors that need to be taken into account, as we, when we talk about democracy. then always - the political forces that come to power, they must take into account the demands of the population, pay attention attention, what is happening in society, the picture is completely different

elections, when you could compare them to each other at one point in time , when the whole of east germanyition coalition of opposition christian democrats, they are right, but in moderation. the right, that is, a normal political party that has actually existed since the foundation of west germany, all of it east germany voted for an alternative to germany, because the experience of living in an authoritarian system seems to give such signs, and many germans, west germans, as i understand it, are gradually coming to terms with the fact that it is necessary to somehow work with these people, and that really they are less inclined, so to speak. to solving society's problems in a democratic way, not a populist way, let's call it that. roman, what oleksandr said about the fact that, in principle , such a pro-russian point of view, as a point of balance, is accepted and completely calm, is in fact, we have always had the idea that it's all a balance, there are people with a pro-western position, there are people who are not with a pro-western position, they have a different position, they beli

busy of east germany, at least the launch chunk of east germany. the rest is what is at stake here. the election campaign has been going on, and it's the most intense phase, certainly for the last few weeks, but certainly for the last few months may the last few years in this positive east germany. the views of people who fuzzy 5 years ago were living under communism through black when the wall fell were promised full salt. so we cannot make prosperity if they've voted for reunification with the west. all these issues are in the minds of devices that are electing them new members of parliament right now . and i'll bring, i will shoot and we'll, we know exactly how things are shaping up so voting will stop that around 16 g m t. that's not that far away from now. we will have the 1st one, it's called in german, whole customer, and that's the exit polls immediately when the public stations close. and they usually will give us a good indication of which policy has one, how much percent and that sort of thing. but the breakdown of how many seats phase one is not necessarily guaranteed im

these are states in the east of germany, formerly communist east germany.n the states and across east germany in its entirety during the european elections injune. european elections in june. they european elections injune. they perform very well there. it wasn't such a surprise. it is received of a shock, it's been treated as a story. it's the first time that a radical right—wing party has one and election since 1916. it's the worst performance for the germany's leading party of the national government. is the worst performance on the history of sets a war for the separately shock.— history of sets a war for the separately shock. when we say far ri . ht, separately shock. when we say far right. we — separately shock. when we say far right, we talk _ separately shock. when we say far right, we talk about - far right, we talk about radicalfar right, extremist radical far right, extremist party, radicalfar right, extremist party, what exactly do they stand for? ii party, what exactly do they stand for?— party, what exactly do they stand for? , ., ., a stand f

still no politicians who wanted to return conditional the russian hook, right now in, right now in east germanythe former gdr, the political forces are winning there, the alternative for germany, and another political force, the left, it’s called the alliance, sari, i forgot the last name, i’m sorry, for example, these political forces , which gain 50%, in fact, of the total electoral picture in east germany, they are ready to... go back to this russian hook again, and yes, if you really buy, you can see many, many, many countries that today are not ready to break their final ties ties with such a concept as russia. we talked a lot last time about this festival and this film russians at war, in fact, by the way, it should still be shown tomorrow, to be honest . according to the latest news, however, not anymore within the framework of the festival, within the framework of some separate event, that is, it is this again, it is about these compromises that the world is ready to tolerate and is ready to build bridges with it, even after everything that russia has done, well, i remember the compromi

and vacate the seats. less than one minute, why is there such high support for extreme forces in east germany yes, these two lands thuringia and saxony, which we are now talking about, were once part of the so-called german democratic republic, the so -called communist east germany, and it is this heritage that is said to be the reason why political preferences in those... lands in that part of germany, special , they are considered very atypical for the rest of the country, whether it is the consequences of the ideological, so to speak, distribution of forces in that country, or actual industrialization, which is also talked about as a consequence of the occupation by the soviet union and the actual export industrial opportunities of that region. i think that the debate about this among political scientists continues. bohdan, thank you very much, we will say goodbye, our european correspondent bohdan tsyupan was in touch with us. russian shelling does not deter, on the contrary, it mobilizes investors. companies are actively looking for generators and means of protecting their assets in ukra

the westernmost polling station of east germany voted for an alternative for germany, the easternmostistrict of west germany voted for the christian democrats, this border is absolutely geographical, where eastern germany begins, there it begins, there begins the attachment to radical parties, at least much greater than in the west, well, by the way, we have always had so electoral. long decades between that part of ukraine that was part of the russian empire and that part of ukraine that was part of the russian empire in ukraine, that is, in poland, in poland, that is, under austrian poland under russian poland, and this is really completely typical for this region, and here when we talk about these populist sentiments of the far right, far left, if specifically in germany, or in eastern europe, in general, it really is a communist bloc, it really is an example of that history is still with us, history... has not yet been overcome, the consequences of this communist totalitarian past have not been completely overcome and they are manifesting, even deeper consequences, you see, really

germany now has two there may be other people's parties, the christian democrats in the east and theative, ugh, in the west only the christian democrats, and maybe the alliance, and maybe the alliance will eat. not quite, this is still the political field of the left, the left is the heir of the socialist united party of germany, this party that ruled the gdr, they all come from these circles, but this is a very dangerous moment, precisely from the point of view of our interests and european interests , these people, they are eurosceptics, these people, they are connected to moscow, these people, they are absolutely demagogues, when it comes to politics. after all, they go to the russian embassy, ​​the leaders of the alternative for germany, as you know, go to the russian embassy in berlin, and the leftists also go to the ultra-left, and i want to remind you of one more important thing, if we are already talking about europe, the party of the alternative there was no place for germany in any of the factions of the european parliament that represent ultra-right political forces, georg

, and when they asked these fighters for peace, and why no one tells east germany that there should bessiles, and they didn't answer anything, they were fighting american missiles, not soviet missiles, so i think that position is absolutely obvious. tsar gehnekh believes that the west is to blame for this war, because the west did not provide russia with guarantees security, because the west drags ukraine into nato, and nato threatens russia. we know all this roach. but the question is not that we know it. and the question is that imagine a new german parliament in which the christian democrats will be the winners, i assure you, it is logical. that is, in which the social democrats will not be at the level at which they were before. there may be greens not at the same level, uh uh, there may not be free democrats, there will be a large alt- for-germany faction that no one wants to be with matter, and there will be an alliance, tsarevgekhneh, and imagine another big coalition, well, but there may be a repetition of the coalition of the gsd plus the social democrats, they may not have en

but in general what you and i vladimir rudolfovich very often talked about, this fault line of east germanyst germany, it is manifesting itself, it is really manifesting itself very seriously, a formidable. sign, this is what is around this, that, what's going on around this, here's sarah wagenknecht speaking at one of the rallies, and then she was splashed with red paint, and so that it was clear, the person who was detained, he was shouting the slogan of ukraine, i will not repeat it, but it is in the recordings and it can be found, here is a bearded man, who was then cauterized, here is the one who was brought to the ground, he was shouting before that - who was more than 20 cm, he was wounded in the neck, only by a miracle he remained alive, passed by the aorta, in general, nothing ended there, but he survived it, now this sarah vagentny is surviving it, that is, the attack on her is a funny incident for many, but for me this is the very litmus test of what could happen tomorrow or in the following days, because it is very important and necessary that this happens so that these parties

east germans or just germans? change was expected, many believed it, everything should be like in the frg. west germanyoblems. employees, the business wanted to close in 1991, non-competitive ability, that's the reason, like a thousand other companies, about 3 million east germans lost their jobs in yena. society, and if you have a large part of people who feel, so to speak, deprived, depending on political decisions, east germans are quicker and more radical in taking their discontent to the streets, this is what sociologists call frustration over uncontrolled immigration, for example, a hot topic in the east, which is explosive, thuringia in april 2024, the only federal state in which the left has a prime minister, this woman. left the left party and founded her own party, which bears her name, the sahra wagenknecht alliance. she lived in the far west of the republic in saarin for a long time, but wagenknecht's roots are here in the east in thuringia. the consequences of politics are unpleasant and sometimes very cruel. and i think that is precisely that's why i want to change that. and if i want to

two-stroke engines have become a cultural treasure of east germany, many of them were stored in barnsumber of these cars on the road is increasing again. the number of trabi and east. democratic society clubs, and if you have the majority of people who feel, so to speak, deprived, depending on political decisions, east germans are quicker and more radical in expressing their discontent on participation is important for society, especially the streets, this is what sociologists call disappointment about uncontrolled immigration, for example, a current topic in the east, which is explosive. that the party really has a great future. the topic of this press conference is war and russia. we promised no expansion of nato to the east, it was carried out en masse in the following years. and this is the red line that has been crossed. even putin cannot come to terms with it. their alliance is doing well, especially in the east, where the old parties have long since fallen out of step with the times. and only one party has not suffered from the mass vote. mistrust from the people. in the nineti

in germany, for the first time since nazism , the far right won the regional elections in the east of the country, what does this mean? themselves for berlin and will it affect the support of ukraine? next on our air, in the studio in london, jafer umerov. the alternative for germany is a political party with far-right views, and it was this one that received the most votes, almost a third in the thuringia region. in second place is the conservative christian democratic union. in another eastern region, saxony, the far-right came second. but it is important to note that... third place in both countries was taken by sarah wagenknecht's union party, a far-left party that calls for an end to support for ukraine, as well as an alternative for germany. we will talk more about the impact of these elections on support for ukraine a little later, and german chancellor olaf scholz called the results of the regional elections bitter and added that the alternative for germany party harms the country, weakens the economy, divides society and destroys the reputation of germany, and called. parties

everyone vote for the sdp, so as not to let in an alternative, has led to the fact that in the east of germanyssical liberalism has been completely destroyed. in brandenburg , only 12 votes separated its inhabitants, the free democrats, from falling into statistical error, but the result of 7% is forcing the party of finance minister lindner to consider the most radical options for behavior. the svdp party is discussing an exit from government coalition. the chancellor is losing popular support, and the green party is collapsing. the federal government is just steps away from the abyss. a timely bailout from the coalition, which according to polls is supported by only 3% of germans, could possibly allow the free democrats to land in the bundestag in the next federal elections. two exit dates are being discussed: october 20. 9 and november 14, that is, before or after the budget for next year is submitted to parliament. an earlier date is guaranteed to provoke a government crisis with the prospect of early federal elections, later in theory will allow scholz and the greens to continue to exist

east and north. both sides find hundreds of rome could sit each other over the weekend. we'll get the latest from a route and jerusalem. also coming up to germany, social democrats defy expect patients to win elections in the east and state of brand, but not only by a narrow victory as to find a ride alternative for germany, continues to gain momentum. the i been visible and welcome is where the military goes to a residence and they've been onto evacuated areas close to buildings used by has blah, as it begins coming up. what he calls extensive strikes against the militant group as well as new wave of air strikes for the weekend in which both sides exchanged hundreds of rockets. some striking close to these by the port city of haifa. israel's defense ministers, as the operations will continue until residents can return to evacuated areas is the northern border with levon known as belies vowed to keep fighting until a ceasefire is acute in gaza. at the very latest and joined by a correspondence they will be guarding in jerusalem. and mohammed straight to in a route. emily, the is why the defense forces saying they're conducting widespread strike

the spd greens have historically not done very well in the form of east germany and the ftp as well. will be difficult for the traffic coalition to enter a second term and we are looking at all kinds of possible tie absent next year out of the federal election here in germany. >> the clue is in the name. thanks so much for joining us today. there was the office director of the german marshall fund. coming up, how ai could improve the way small businesses manage everyday payments. we'll speak to the chief executive of county software. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg daybreak europe. the uk's private equity industry has offered to support some of the governments propose plans to remove a tax break. jenny joins me now. talk us through what the government is potentially looking to do that has private equity firm so worried recently. >> there is a couple of different possibilities this could take. the broad goal for the prime minister is putting more of the weight on the people with the broader shoulders and so they really looks to do a couple of different things. whether i

will they believe scholz in brandenburg, where, as in all of east germany, they want the government wasfocused on domestic issues and diplomacy, not on warmongering, tomorrow's vote will show. the secret. us service has admitted its failure in the assassination attempt on donald trump. according to the results of an internal investigation, the main problem was communication breakdowns between different departments. the guilty agents are planned to be held accountable. those who retain their positions will equally protect the current us president, vice president and candidates for the post of head of state. such a law was unanimously adopted house of representatives. there are 45 days left before the elections, the budget is drawn up. this means that there will definitely be no change in the composition. kamla harris, riding the wave of success, is ready to go to another debate on cnn. trump has not yet responded, but he previously warned that he is ready to meet with his rival only in the studio of the republican fox news channel. in sevastopol today, hundreds of believers came to the f

so the afd's message does seem to be resonating, particularly, though, with people here in the east of germanyt of dissatisfaction about the way reunification has been handled over recent decades. so you've got to look at this as something that combines more short term concerns with things that have been brewing for a very long time as well. so how are other parties trying to position themselves as a credible choice to people who have the concerns that the afd seemed to be addressing. yeah, i mean, it's been interesting in the last week, actually, the coalition government in berlin, headed up by chancellor olaf scholz, they started announcing tougher controls on knife crime and asylum laws as well. many saw that as almost perhaps a panicked reaction ahead of this week's election where the spd, the greens, the liberals, all of the parties who are in that coalition are predicted according to the polls, to do pretty badly, might not even make it into the state parliament in some cases, so it could be a disastrous result from then. then the cdu, which is the sort of conservative party, of course,

now these regions are for more firm, formally parts of communist east germany or the g d r. and a lot of people here feel that a sense of the german reunification they have been left behind and there are some data points that say that this is in fact through there are disparities with salaries and with pensions. but there is also this perception in these areas that people feel like they are 2nd class citizens. they feel like they are looked down upon from people in the western parts of the country and in the central governments and berlin. and these kinds of frustrations have been picked up on by the a c which has sort of channeled them into it's a political program winning also some votes and we know from poles that on the other hand, there is also a protest vote going on. there are people who said they have voted for the a f, c because they wants to show their dissatisfaction with the central governments in berlin. but we also know from the same force, there is, there is quite a share of a if the voters and say they vote for the party because they fully approve of their pl

the lowest levels of migration in germany, most of the migrants who have come here are not in east germany there. and other parts of the country, but it is sort of in their heads that these asylum seekers pose a threats to german society, into german, german identities. and nadine, when you look at the f d's platform regarding integration, has this also had an effect on other parties within germany, some of the more centrist or traditional ones as it drags them further towards the right on that issue. yeah, i think there are like domino effects that you can see that like one stone, this tipping and then another stone follows like in a domino a game. i think you, if you look at the positions that this to do is now proposing towards migration, i think you can really see that this to do with a christian democratic conservative party is no trying to be stricter against the asylum seekers also to restrict the within the set of rules within the you, your opinions union, they want to reject asylum seekers after truman border. and now there's like a car and shoots discussion whether this is possib

i think it resonates in particular as we saw in these elections in the east of germany, where there's a lot of frustration with the traditional parties with the establishment parties in germany. and in particular with the current government under off schultz. and as indeed mentioned migration has been a very central issue. recently in germany, there were some recent killings involving asylum seekers allegedly in, in germany knife attacks. and so this is become a very heated political issue. and the a f d has been very skilled in seizing on the migration issue and also the question of islam and germany, which is very closely related to that in the minds of many people because most of the asylum seekers here have come from the muslim world. and over the past 10 years, viewers might remember andre miracles, famous statement to that, the germany can manage this, this influx of us asylum seekers in the wake of the syrian civil war in 2015. and since then, the country has brought in about 2000000 people in the f d has over that period gone from the low single digits now nationally to the, t

it's a node which strikes a chord in east germany. we're in a stall, gym for the regions. social is past and resentment towards the us and nato are still strong. more than a 1000 supporters have gathered in downtown dresden to hear the founder and face of the party. a band plays a russian song to warm up the crowd, but not everyone likes what they're hearing. many say vog, and it's nice piece. narrative is playing along with poor teams propaganda efforts . now 14 losing fix or pressure is a war criminal who started this war of aggression and he belongs before the co within the hate. and how is that? how about the connections of hugging connection is practically his spokeswoman in germany. she spreading his life, signed by the vault in connection, rejects this criticism a lot. don't let your sales be filled by tales that we are friends when we are the ones advocating for peace and diplomacy. whether these messages prove effective is ultimately down to voters on sunday. a band on the social media platform x has taken effect in brazil. the suspension came off. the x on a loan