of the freedom party, i am not a concrete example of ministers of the freedom party, iam not a memberancellor, when you cannot illustrate what you have been accusing them of. please give me an example. i did not say it was ministers, i said example. i did not say it was ministers, isaid people example. i did not say it was ministers, i said people inside the freedom party. you know it is the case. it has asked sympathetic historians in the country to conduct a commission of enquiry to look into links of nazi fraternities, nazi associations... like any political... going back to the 19505. if you want to talk about specifics, the leader of the party, you only have to look at his record, things he has said over the years, including, for example, in 2012, posting an anti—semitic cartoon on his own facebook aged showing a banker with a large hook nose. that is what they still have. banker with a large hook nose. that is what they still havelj banker with a large hook nose. that is what they still have. i can only say that, when it comes to the ministers i work with in this current governm

it is about the freedom party. but as a spokesperson, yeah, i can only repeat myself. let's move on. let's talk about russia before closing this interview. 0k. russia is an important part of collective foreign policy—making in europe as well. it doesn't strike me as a little difficult for you that again the party that nominated you, that holds some of the key positions in the government, signed a pact with vladimir putin's party, united russia, some years ago, still in place, as far as i understand, so senior members of your government have a friendship pact with vladimir putin's party at a time europe sees russia as a fundamental security threat. is that a problem? this is again something i cannot answer because i am not a member of the party. what i can explain to you is the following... the defence minister is! yes, but, i am sorry, i did not get your question on that. huh. what i would like to highlight is we had president putin and a number of ministers from foreign affairs, like sergey lavrov, my counterpart, here a few weeks ago. what you mentioned was not at al

but the government is not thinking that way instead the far right freedom party which is part of the coalition says it is acting decisively and does not intend to change tack a popular approach among its follows. right from the start and we have shown determination in the face of these developments. we have high principles and we will lose ground if we stick to those principles of. criticism of islam has always been part of the freedom party is recipe for success as this man its interior minister recently found a hardline can help to fend off political attacks and it's useful to divert attention from other problems the government is having at the moment i mean. the turkish government of course but the freedom party as well as its coalition partner knows it can cross it from this populism. the turkish government was indeed good but with the presidential election just two weeks away the president. may well be calculating that equally angry turks living in austria will cast their votes for him thus both governments and that bolstering their support even if austria isn't made any safer.

criticism of islam has always been part of the freedom party is recipe for success as this man its interiorminister recently found a hard line can help to fend off political attacks. and the soup it's useful to divert attention from other problems the government is having at the moment i mean the mayor the turkish government of course but the freedom party as well as its coalition partner knows it can profit from this populism and. the turkish government was indeed good but with the presidential election just two weeks away the president. may well be calculating that equally angry turks living in austria will cast their votes for him plus both governments and that bolstering the support even if austria isn't made a new safe. and to tennis now romanian simona halep third trip to the french open final had a happy ending the world number one defeated american sloane stephens at roland garros in comeback style lost the first set six three but managed to bounce back and take the match winning the last six four six one has been the runner up in three grand slams the french open is her first title

been in power for a few years and especially with the new government coalition government of the freedom party and the people's party we see that their government the new government program they tried to make true what they have to claim for all this and for the electorate ok well if i can then bring in you must have had part of dominic's report that this is sending quite a clear message is while the other european and e.u. nations that have taken a stand on issues of islam. will sort of message is this sending out to the netherlands to germany to the united kingdom. well i think first and foremost it is a message that is intended to be sent out to the austrian electorate and i think there are many groups outside of austria and other european countries. who may applaud them who may try to kochi what they are doing but we have to understand that also the state church relation is very different in very in various countries throughout europe so austria has a kind of very specific understanding of what's it secured aronsen secularism should look like and what they are doing at the moment is trying

developments will be march and people but the government is not thinking that way instead the far right freedom partywhich is part of the. prime minister came prime minister just introduced is addressing the g seven as we speak let's listen and he. could take it fast experience. is it exact and also don't. they don't usually. to the mom that community was it that when i look cool and he kept demanding well he shared your all the praise. he owned all canadians who played a role in the summit running well fine thank you to the. hearts of those indigenous communities with whom we work closely throughout this process successful g. seven summit here in charlotte what this summit was focused on addressing very real universal challenges and finding lasting solutions that will make a difference in the lives of people and i'm happy to announce that we've released a joint communique by all seven countries just to check on anything very happy to. come.

the earth the freedom party of austria which is a far right party and the rhetoric the policies that his government has been acting in the course of the past few months certainly ratcheting up the tension as it were on a european level regarding immigration and the sorts of people they want to allow into their countries and the point also is that the solutions that have been put forward by the e.u. potentially the sort of putative solutions well they have to get agreement from people like mr or and from mr courts in order for it to be imposed right across the e.u. so that's the task that mr tusk has as it were is to persuade these leaders who really don't share the point of view in berlin or in paris and has the war of words dominate between angle americal and her value and allies calm down the head of sunday's mini e.u. summit. well that's the that's the crucial question here right now is what is holding this coalition together this this coalition of the fault of the middle of the far right of the center right in germany that's between angela merkel's c.d.u. party and have a very ni

netanyahu but israel has refused to have any contact with his coalition partners that the austrian freedom partya party which was founded by former nazis catheters says it's taking the u.a.e. to the un international court of justice over human rights violations the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt sever ties with qatar last june and expelled its citizens that are says this violated the rights of its citizens the blockading countries accused of supporting terrorism a charge that qatar denies well toby cadman is an international human rights lawyer he says the court process will be very slow. qatar has taken an important first step in in taking that to the international court of justice now of course was the united arab emirates is a member and accepts the jurisdiction of the i.c.j. the other members do not so it would only be able to be brought against the u.a.e. at this stage of the proceedings before the into court of justice and fortunately. there will of course be an attempt to to mediate which ordinarily proceeds a full claim being heard which is what we are likely to see now and the un

at the head of a coalition between his conservative austrian people's party and the right wing freedom party now immigration is alarm featured prominently in the campaign and as we've seen from this latest move continues to play a big part in the policy that they're inactive however since the chancellor is receiving death threats it does seem that this is poor a. see that isn't going down well with the whole of austrian society peter all of r.t. berlin well we're just on the eve of the world cup some amazing news in to tell you first of all and seems the spanish football association which is tyria just sacked the national team coach just a day before the competition starts or moscow during law protecting announced on tuesday that he'll be taking the job of real madrid manager it appears the spanish officials are very unhappy about that move on as you can see quoting spain's f.a. president the spanish national team is the team of all spaniards there's a way you must accept the quote jewellers worked in a great way with the team but now we come out except he's actually in the case will bring y

the earth the freedom party of austria which is a far right party and the rhetoric the policies that his government has been acting in the course of the past few months certainly ratcheting up the tension as it were on a european level regarding immigration and the sorts of people that they want to allow into their countries and the point also is that the solutions that have been put forward by the e.u. potentially the sort of putative solutions well they have to get agreement from people like mr autobahn and from mr courts in order for it to be.

point austrian freedom party m.p. . sees that europe should be reevaluating its traditional partnerships and seeking to strengthen ties to the east. as well as to do you know exactly what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against us to an interest they know there's no we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all with russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by a certain mom european power against russia is against their interest so that's what you know the only question is now. how far they will to go what they will find in europe. continues over israel's use of lethal force against protesters in gaza the u.s. is remaining on wavering in its support for its middle eastern ally and most recently washington's ambassador in jerusalem despite some less than diplomatic advice to journalists covering the rallies in which s

embassy in israel to jerusalem was also widely condemned by washington's partners as well austrian freedom party m.p. your highness hope says that europe should be reevaluating its partnerships and looking to strengthen its ties with russia. puts as well as structure do you know exactly what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against or to an interest they know this and they know we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all is russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by a certain mom european power against russia is against their interest so that's what they know the only question is now. how far they will dare to go what allies they will find in europe. back to president putin's trip to vienna before he set off for the austrian capital he spoke to one of the local t.v. networks the interview was so animated at times that one point mr putin even had to switch to german to get a word in this is

the relocation of the us embassy in israel to jerusalem also of course consternation austrian freedom party m.p. on his holiness is that russia and europe on the other hand have some common interests these days. as well as for do you know exactly what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against austrian interest they know this and in though we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all is russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by non european power against russia is against their interest so that's what they know the only question is now. how far they will dare to go what allies they will find in europe. and of his visit to vienna president putin spoke to an austrian t.v. channel but was interrupted so often that it is switched to german at one point to get a word it. it's just that when the recipient of the communion to move me to motorscooter to return to clinch my grip it litters go to

austrian childs they're also conservative politician but who is governing with a far right party the freedom party in germany. per cell for itself hasn't supported grinnell so far but that might have a different reason and like most of other. parties in europe. rather sees itself as a pro russian party rather than pro america there's a very good points and like we said we have extended an invitation to the ambassador we would certainly be happy to have him on the show to talk about this maybe he'll say yes eventually are evolving from there mark here in berlin and clear richardson on the story for us in washington to both of you thank you. where ever the israeli prime minister pays a visit in europe there is bound to be disagreement over the iran nuclear deal today but yahoo was here in berlin to meet with german chancellor angela merkel that was their first meeting since the united states pulled out of the iran nuclear deal mr netanyahu was traveling across europe lobbying governments to take a tougher line on tehran. it's no ordinary day when israel's prime minister visits berlin police were on

long advocated a toughening of approach but forming a coalition with the far right anti islam freedom party last december seems to have been the catalyst for him to act in april his government announced plans to prevent girls in nurseries and primary schools from wearing head scarves we have. a new climate political climate here in australia a sense of the last election and with the new government that has been in power or little more than half a year you see. various measures taken against foreigners against him a ground against islam and sounds of all this is just one more step. one more matter. and their policy and that's what will interest far right movements across europe particularly in france the netherlands and here in berlin where the alternative for germany party made a parliamentary breakthrough in last year's election on a platform of opposition to islam dominant came al-jazeera. tributes have been paid to the celebrity chef and writer and the board dane who has been found dead in his hotel room in france say the sixty one year old took his own life and his report. anthony bourd

at the head of a coalition between his conservative austrian people's party and the right wing freedom party now immigration is alarm featured prominently in the campaign and as we've seen from this latest move continues to play a big part in the policy that they're inactive however since the chancellor is receiving death threats it does seem that this is a policy that is in. going down well with the whole of austrian society peter all of r.t. berlin. six punish youngsters who formed a collective to bring an abandoned village back to life are facing jail time after being found guilty of illegal occupation. we thought that. this village could be a really good for our project. here we have a twenty first on a solar panels a way to allow us to kind of still manage over our own supplies of energy so we bring the water that was broke and the source. when we know that this was illegal our way we tried to get. an agreement with the local government the government refused any kind of agreement with us anyway we keep working here because we think this is good for the land this is good for the region

relocation of the us embassy in israel to jerusalem also cause a lot of consternation austrian freedom party m.p. your highness told us that russia and europe these days have more in common than they have of late. as well as do you know exactly what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against course to an interest they know this and in though we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all is russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by a certain non european power against russia is against their interest so that's what you know the only question is now. far they will dare to go what allies they will find in europe and of his visit to vienna president putin spoke to an austrian t.v. channel but interview was pretty animated the times that one point mr putin even to switch to german to try to get a word in. it's just a word in the various fifteen you go through to you know to move my to motor sc

at the head of a coalition between his conservative austrian people's party and the right wing freedom party no immigration is alarm featured prominently in the campaign and as we've seen from this latest move continues to play a big part in the policy that they're interacting however since the chancellor is receiving death threats it does seem that this is a policy that isn't going down well with the whole of austrian society peter all of r.t. berlin or the german chancellor faces a government crisis after locking horns with her interior minister over migration policy i'm going to merkel's rejected a so-called migration master plan proposed by horst see how awful it is to reject migrants right at the german border if they've either applied for asylum elsewhere or been refused in another e.u. country local rejection of the plan provoked outcry in the bundestag this latest to our over migration policies was sparked last week a failed asylum seeker was arrested in iraq suspected of killing a fourteen year old girl in germany earlier this month her body was found near a refugee center in mind.

at the head of a coalition between his conservative austrian people's party and the right wing freedom party now immigration is alarm featured prominently in the campaign and as we've seen from this latest move continues to play a big part in the policy that they're inactive however since the chancellor is receiving death threats it does seem that this is a poll. it isn't going down well with the whole of austrian society. and that's the rub so far this wednesday morning from moscow i'm kevin o. and if you've not got are up already want to download it specially handy now that world cups well and truly upon a said russia for me have a good day and thanks for watching r.t. international. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers available to us but there was one more question by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the beach but how would you . agree. you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down there we go. alone

embassy in israel to jerusalem also caused widespread consternation austrian freedom party m.p. hunters who says that russia and europe on the other hand have some common interests. as well as for you know exactly. what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against austrian interest they know this and don't know we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all is russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by a sort mom european power against russia is against their interest so that's what you know the only question is now. how far they will dare to go what allies they will find in europe. before heading off to vienna president putin spoke to an austrian t.v. channel now that interview to get so animated at times that at one point mr putin even had to switch to german just to get a word in. this debate in the biggest city of the union to. your first ticklish majority that he was going t

long advocated a toughening of approach but forming a coalition with the far right anti islam freedom party last december seems to have been the catalyst for him to act in april his government announced plans to prevent girls in nurseries and primary schools from wearing head scarves we have a new climate of political climate here in australia since the last election and with the new government that has been in power or little more than half a year you see. various measures taken against foreigners against immigrants against and sounds of all this is just one more. one more match for. and their policy. and that's what will interest far right movements across europe particularly in france the netherlands and here in berlin where the alternative for germany party made a parliamentary breakthrough in last year's election on a platform of opposition to islam dominic k. al-jazeera berlin. now there's an ancient practice in the middle east during the holy month of ramadan to make sure people eat ahead of a day of fasting for centuries men have walked around the streets in the middle of the night

embassy in israel to jerusalem also cause big consternation austrian freedom party m.p.your home is sold us that russia and europe on the other hand have some common interests these days. as well as far do you know exactly what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against austrian interests they know this and the know we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all was russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by a certain non european power against russia is against their interest so that's what they know the only question is now. far they will dare to go what allies they will find in europe. ahead of his visit to vienna president putin spoke to an austrian t.v. channel that interview was so far in fact some points that putin even had a switch to german to get a word in. that's the spirit in the recipient you go through three to me to my tomorrow to your first official tick

at the head of a coalition between his conservative austrian people's party and the right wing freedom party no immigration is alarm featured prominently in the campaign and as we've seen from this latest move continues to play a big part in the policy that they're inactive however since the chancellor is receiving death threats it does seem that this is a poll. it isn't going down well with the whole of austrian society. let's throw up so far this wednesday morning from moscow money was kevin i mean if you've not got up download it already want to check it out great thing specially hundred now of course the world cup while i'm truly with us you keep abreast of the news happening about that for now though for may have a good day and thanks for watching international. shows seemed wrong but all wrong just don't call. me. yet to stamp out disdain becomes active. engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. apply to many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch put a fi

so if you look at the md in germany, if you look at the freedom party in austria, if you look at the migration, but they have pre—existingly, as it were, sceptic positions on europe, such as wanting to either come out of the euro in the case of the lega nord, or be — or renegotiate. so, what's happening is that the conservative, i would argue, xenophobic right is getting muscle from the quite clear and legitimate concern that people have about uncontrolled migration into europe. what do you think about that, katya? is that true from where you stand, that it has fuelled those populist, as paul calls them, and sort of more to the right in terms of political parties? i am always very careful when, you know, before i say it fuels those parties, because i think we have to always ask ourselves whether it's the united states or europe — where are these parties coming from? i mean, they're filling a gap in the market. what paul said there, there are very legitimate concerns, so there are european citizens across the continent who worry about migration, who worry about globalisation, who worr

netanyahu but israel has refused to have any contact with this coalition partners the austrian freedom party which was founded by former nazis or current so to reassure netanyahu that he was committed to improving the situation for jewish community. we have a special responsibility. and the true people. i can assure you to fight all forms of semitism in europe determination beat still existing or also new imported. sandwiches. you clearly pulled down to servitude and you spoke about jewish law from austria you said i want to quote asked you was not only a victim but also a perpetrator these are courageous big words and i think that short your the course of you leading austria and our relationship one that i. support very very much. jordan is getting two and a half billion dollars from saudi arabia kuwait and the u.a.e. to help ease its economic crisis the announcement was made at a meeting in mecca called by saudis king sound the european union's also chipping in with twenty three million dollars jordan's announcement of austerity measures to her produce public that has sparked mass protests

on the relocation of the us embassy in israel to jerusalem also calls it caused a nation austin freedom party m.p. your highness hope told us that russia and europe on the other hand have common interests. as well as for do you know exactly what the game is the american game in europe and what is in the advantage of austria and what is against austrian interests they know this and in the whole we have no conflict of interest at all with russia europe has no conflict of interest at all is russia the only conflict is an american russian conflict and this is leverage through europe so everyone knows to steer clear from being used by a certain non european power against russia is against their interest so that's what we know the only question is now. far they will dare to go what allies they will find in europe and his visit to vienna president putin spoke to an austrian t.v. channel the interview was so fiery at some points that putin even to switch to german to get a word in. it's just the reverse fifteen you go through three to me you have to move me to motorscooter you're pretty sure ticklish

long and located a toughening of approach but forming a coalition with the far right anti islam freedom party last december seems to have been the catalyst for him to act in april his government announced plans to prevent girls in nurseries and primary schools from wearing head scarves we have. a new climate the political climate here in australia our sense the last election and with the new government in power or little more than half a year you see.

el—sisi, whatever the circumstances of his coming to power, to the muslim brotherhood, the freedom and justice partyf egyptians and that includes myself, we know the muslim brothers‘ history. we know that they will govern with religion and we are against a religious state. so we know, and many people in egypt do not accept a religious state. that's why they support sisi. so everything is relative, relative. so sisi's rule is much better than that of the muslim brotherhood. why? number one, they do not use religion. because to play with religion is like playing with fire. muslim brotherhood wants to tell us that allah said so and we cannot criticise allah. but at least we can criticise the army or criticise sisi because they are human beings. but how can you criticise allah? you have been a very, very outspoken person all your life, as we can see. you have written things, books like the hidden face of eve, where you covered issues like female genital mutilation, sexual relationships, prostitution, marriage, divorce. you've been very outspoken. do you think that sometimes you may serve your cause a bi

things and he goes to austria, they have a coalition government and part of that, this far right freedom partyt rid of sanctions. so score one. that's something that president putin can get in there and increase that wedge on sanctions. then not to get too specific but there's the gas pipeline that russia wants to build to germany and aia that. d then number three, he had the chancellor calling russia a super power. used to be a super power according to everyone else. i thi all of these little decorations of the relationship and everything, vladimir putin is not going to say, yes, we will meet next week because he knows that it'sot predictable what will happen next week with president trump. so i think -- because i think the trump administration and president trump use meetings like this in a kind of bargaining way. look what's happening with north korea. remember it was on, it was although i don't think he would at all. but putin is pretty smart. and i think putin has the message, yes, we have relationship, we are hopeful and maybe we'll meet, but he's not tieing himself down anything. >> so

party in 1964. why is that important? we are electing a president. lyndon johnson once to be -- he needsident the support of white southern democrats. hamer is helping organize the mississippi freedomocratic party and they want alternative elections because they are not allowed to vote in the white elections because they can't register to vote. -- theyand alternative could to democratic national convention, do you remember that? in atlantic city new jersey, they took a bus three days to get there. she has been put on national television to testify about what andappening in mississippi she calls out, is this america where our lives are threatened daily because we want to vote and we want to live as human beings? lyndon johnson interrupts, because he does not want this uneducated black woman who won't follow her leaders for her voice to be heard. they lose at the democratic national convention, they are not seated, the white delegation walks out anyway. is according to the ofes an elected member congress by the mississippi freedom party and she goes to congress in 1965 as the lawfully elected representative from mississippi and congress refuses to seat her. but she is saying, this li

there is a question mark about freedom of movement of capital will be allowed under this labour partyent of services and so on. but financial services, but we know that the freedom of movement of people is a nonstarter for him. under your suggestion that britain remained part of the eea, it would be. that is correct. but that is his view. he is your party leader. we are a democratic party but the overwhelming majority of our members and the overwhelming majority of our voters support us continuing to be part of the eea, the single market and the customs union. i don't think... you don't know that, however. we do. there have been a number of polls, there is another one coming out this week supporting the proposition. actually, i think one of the reasons we have not had a proper vote on this in the labour party is because people know what the results will be. there are plenty of mps, keir starmer has said it, labour mps, not to mention the party leader who said that freedom of movement is something we do not support because we know our constituents do not support it either. as i said, p

and now members of the freedom party don't have a case either? who's left? cus, but i think it suggests om that he is somebody who is in line with the other members in that most of the other members of the freedom caucus don't criticize the president on conservative issues. maybe they were, you know, they spoke up when they thought -- from tir poi view they would sell them out o immigration and other things that weren't conservative enough, but i think what's interesting about mark sanford is that he is actually -- he has been doing exactly what bob corker was literally screaming about on the senate floor yesterday and will continue to do so today. speaking out when he sees things that he disagrees with that the president of the united states does, and look what happened. what happened is it you have has hurt him potentially fatally with the republicans and his seat in south carolina, and the other thing is that david mentioned this. mark sanford is no moderate. i remember, i'm old enough to remember, covering mark sanford the first time he was i

credibility through the campaign, she is tapped as the vice presidential candidate for the peace and freedom party, a 1968small, third-party in that does not win a lot of votes, but she is the vice president nominee. i can't remember how many states, maybe 10 states. it was an opportunity for women to flex their muscle in some sense and issued directions that now did not really allow them to. that is a great question. and of course the welfare rights activists as well, the whole everyone wasthat not comfortable with. humanea of a more welfare system, but also the idea of a guaranteed income for everybody. it was an idea that even the nixon administration laid with. not for the same reason the left was interested, the nixon administration saw a guaranteed income as a great way to get rid of the welfare state. they said, we will cut a check to whoever falls below a certain level, but then we will eliminate everything else. it was a weird moment where the left and right sort of agreed on a one concept, at least in the abstract, but it never came to fruition. other questions? >> what you see these mov

border a nightmare for all seen interior minister how about kicking off the right being populist freedom party or. that there should be. those who are dramatic images and i would almost say traumatic images for. talking about thousands of foreigners marching towards our border. and the fact that these masses of people were not stopped and not registered. instead of through. in order to prevent this from ever happening again kinkel has created a six hundred officers strong border police unit named puma meant to intervene anywhere along just pulled in twenty four hours the minister revealed just what that clip looked like but the last scale exercise on tuesday hundreds of police supported by the military show how they would stop refugees from crossing the border this also includes the equipment and even army helicopters. and a state that cannot protect its borders in a crisis loses its credibility and i'm absolutely determined that events like the ones that took place in two thousand and fifteen must never happen again. it's no coincidence that the exercise is called pro borders the right wing a

long advocated a toughening of approach but forming a coalition with the far right anti islam freedom party last december seems to have been the catalyst for him to act in april his government announced plans to prevent girls in nurseries and primary schools from wearing head scarves we have. a new climate political climate here in australia a sense of last election and with the new government that has been in power or little more than half a year you see. various measures taken against foreigners against immigrants against islam and sounds of all this is just one more . one more matter. and their policy. and that's what will interest far right movements across europe particularly in france the netherlands and here in berlin where the alternative for germany party made a parliamentary breakthrough in last year's election on a platform of opposition to islam dominic k. al-jazeera and. three more crew members of arrived at the international space station on a six month mission the us russian and german astronauts on board russia's soyuz space capsule welcome by the existing crew the new team'