these young people are part of the erasmus student exchange program they come from all over europe. it comes from fellow austria like england i'm from musselman i'm from belgium from london from swabian. move the 9000000 students have taken part in the arrest most program since it began in 1970. 4 to be all europeans are different but they're also connected and that's really beautiful and this is a drop issue i think it's really important to meet people from different cultures because it's a broad it's your perspective we go by this over time we've become more european than german i've seen that here and it surprised me it's really getting out of. the us most stuff believe that the organization has changed the way that young people look to europe for the better. erasmus's the most successful program of the you are that you can spout from statistics and magic from everything and it really works you have creating ass and so belonging to the e.u. and then off duty and responsibility towards the us citizens lasting friendships and about a quarter of the arrests most students meet their

friend of mine as for example currently doing an internship in germany as part of the exchange program erasmus and there are many other e.u. initiatives for young people the e.u. is really important for us that's why everybody should turn out to vote. present. but it's not always easy to convince people of the value these activists say this is also down to the current election campaign to get this all fixed it in the election campaign is a catastrophe all the politicians talk about is nationalism and identity they forget the important things like youth unemployment that's a real shame we are europe's future could imagine. many see the e.u. as an abstract idea this group is participating in a job seminar there paris most of them haven't graduated from school and have never heard of exchange programs like iraq's mess they feel left behind by the e.u. and are not planning to vote here only $400.00 euro edition we have to fend for ourselves all right enough it's our only chance to find a job which the e.u. isn't helping us or to an easy politicians don't care about us in social measure. i'm a smal

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and i'm joined now in the studio by all of poker political scientist and senior advisor at erasmus andlobal in berlin and we're also here with our correspondent. simon young thanks so much both of you for being here start with you all off so we saw centrist parties losing support across the board in europe also very much mirrored here by the results we saw in germany why is this why is this happening now i think if the general trend and reflect somehow the situation and most of the 28 members countries.

and i'm joined now in the studio by olaf blanke a political scientist and senior advisor at erasmus and global in berlin and we're also here with our correspondent. correspondent simon young thanks so much both of you for being here start with you all off so we saw centrist parties losing support across the board in europe also very much mirrored here by the results we saw in germany why is this why is this happening now i think if the general trend and reflect somehow the situation and most of the $28.00 members countries or in the end we have to be clear so we're talking about the european elections but we have seen $28.00 national elections and they're totally run sometimes by domestic genders so there's not a coherent one but for germany you could see there's a trend going on for years now and the grand coalition is not very popular or vesty and simon looking forward what does this mean for the german government if there isn't this traditional centrist party that's anchoring things now yeah i mean you could think it could bring some instability is a massive pushback the both governm

of the report about the routes most because we want to use small currently that's like station at erasmus any benefits the privileged few and use what i was saying as we went in as most of the social inclusion it was in there as most of the people who can't afford it without the family because i want to write you a little and this is why we need to triple them so you're sort of very powerful for us afford it because it's a choice why you think you are falling that's all we could have that we. have all of that you bastard the big society the story of the union nine thousand young people here yes it's a triple the budgeted to be twenty seven million i mean the last years and i don't know why even you know any money it's not easy because you should know that in the european parliament in the commission or out of work has been done with course i increase in the budgets exactly because on these kinds of policies that you're out on a doubling the reality we are seeing is covering live you guys it's nice if we propose . a way you know you and you can govern you know trying to government think yo

we wa nt through the erasmus programme. we want those opportunities to be available.trade policy. thank you, chair. i think the last time i had the privilege of the press are of... borisjohnson was the privilege of the press are of... boris johnson was making the privilege of the press are of... borisjohnson was making his resignation. you have outwitted all of them. boris johnson resignation. you have outwitted all of them. borisjohnson has been outmaneuvered of them. borisjohnson has been outmaneuve red and your own of them. borisjohnson has been outmaneuvered and your own can kicking down the road has continued. you have told us today that we have three options for brexit, dl, no deal, or revoke. and now you are tacking on people's photoperiod how much should be read into your change on the people's vote? nothing whatsoever. those are the options. they want the options you gave before you gave dl, no deal or revoke. my position on the people's vote has not changed if that is what you are suggesting. parliament has raised the issue of the people‘s photoperiod there