well germany's southern neighbor austria is already reacting to germany's plans the country is taking over that you presidency for the next six months our correspondent max huffman is in strasbourg we're austria's chancellor sebastian cortes is presenting his program to the european parliament today max how is the austrian government responding to the immigration deal struck in germany so it's finished his speech in front of the parliament here in stroudsburg and he did mention what happened in germany first by mentioning the priorities giving an outlook i want to focus on in the next six months in the first priority no surprise there is the fight against illegal migration and security of the european union and he said in this context that the german discussion showed how important it was to focus on securing the external borders of the european union so this is wind in the sails of the bust and coots who has been promoting this idea for a long time on the other hand you can tell that the austrians are worried by these measures because of migrants are rejected at the austrian german b

would go their separate ways if contemporaries saw this as grotesque austria had been part of germany for centuries but now the decision was made to form the german empire without austria from eight hundred sixty six onwards austria's and germany's paths would separate and. and it was all tell fun bismarck who separated them the victory of austria gives the villain the last laugh his passion fatherland feels his victory is worth a monument the victory column and berlin. to this day it's the central symbol of bismarck's unification of germany a bronze relief at its base depicts the battle of candidates in the middle the gilded bowels of captured enemy cannon. and at the top a goddess of victory wearing the pression eagle helmet a symbol of triumph set in stone victorious prussia now rules in germany one austria itself survives prussia simply an excess states such as the kingdom of anna that supported fianna joining forces with others to form the north german confederation but a townie extends to the river mind because of a french veto southern germany remains independent sometimes fogg

issue that deal states first and foremost that transit centers will be established along the germany austria border now those refugees who arrive at those transit centers and have been registered in other european countries will then be deported to the country where they first entered the e.u. and the maximum period that a migrant can be held at such a transit center is forty eight hours now this will naturally lead to a reduction in migration in germany the social democratic party who are still not on board who say that they wanted to be done along the germany austria border and at the same time that they haven't fully agreed to this new deal so the questions that still remain are for just how much longer this coalition government will survive until the next migrant crisis and exactly how secure is this new compromised. we'll but guarding the migrant issue. on one of america's biggest holidays there's a group of people that say they're being ignored former u.s. service personnel say veteran suffering from p.t.s.d. post-traumatic stress disorder are not getting the treatment that they need s

germany could just reject migrants at the border german interior minister whole see all far tried to allay those fears this thursday when he visited the austrian cup. vienna he's trying to perswade austria to take back migrants rejected by germany vienna is very reluctant to do this so the whole far left empty handed two visits and no results refugee policy remains angela merkel's most difficult challenge. let's get more from d.w. political correspondent thomas sparrow welcome tums the chancellor merkel seems to need hunger support more than they need or want. what can she offer them. phil what i'm going to a certain e.u. level is other leaders who can think in a similar way and who can act in a similar way. and that's something that she will certainly not find in be told when in fact she knew that right before this meeting and that was absolutely evident when they met today in berlin and they see the migration issue in germany in that direction in which europe should go in a very different way so it is certainly very difficult for i'm going to try and find any type of common ground with all but at least some people have been saying that they met and tried to discuss the issues somethin

austria has been saying since this new compromise deal was announced wait a minute we are not simply going to take on the burdens that germanydoesn't want to carry so again a very tough deal there for mr is a whore to try to present to austria huge implications in this dispute thank you so much melinda our chief political correspondent melinda crane there. taking a taxi is generally an anonymous affair but it's a thing of the past in one chinese city where authorities are installing facial recognition systems and cabs it's part of china's push for increased surveillance with one camera for every eight citizens but as our reporter mathias bellingen found out the system still has its quirks. catch a cab in the southern chinese metropolis of show and didn't like me you can expect to be watched taxes year i'm gradually gaining close circuit t.v. cameras installed about their rear view mirrors. but i think it's ok it improves safety for both drivers and passengers. and more than half of all taxis are already c.c.t.v. monitored the pictures are transmitted live to the transit or thora t. here please can see which driver the vehicl

various aspects on the one hand there will be a new border wishing that will be set up along of germany austria border any migrants who are picked up there but who have been registered in the e.u. country will be sent directly back to their country the german chancellor also suggesting that transit center has been established. well transit centers in germany and will depart migrants to the contras they come from the agreement of those contrasts. now mr c. has also said that this is to quote a clear and doable agreement over the future and the borders between germany and austria the two leaders have been at loggerheads for quite some time over the whole migron crisis. was it's you're sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants back from the border was all that's not open either we find a solution so that you never can be your people feel that we are guided by values and that we advocate multilateralism and not you know later released or no one will believe in our values which have made us all stron now two weeks ago mr c. hoffa issued with an ultimatum that expired this past sunday

well austria has already reacted to germany's plans the country is taking over the e.u. presidency for the next six months our correspondent max hall fun is standing by for us in strasbourg where austria's chancellor sebastian cortes is about to present his program max how is the austrian government responding to the immigration deal struck in germany. the newest reaction we have terry is a reaction to declaration actually by the austrian government saying that they are preparing to safeguard their southern borders of germany really rejects migrants coming in from austria to germany how specifically they would do that is not clear yet but the austrian chancellor is a bust and call it's a small summit a couple of weeks ago in brussels already said that they might have to close crucial passageways between. the italian and the austrian border for example the very famous brenner crossing where you have a lot of tourism a lot of crossing that's one of the places in the alps where a lot of people come through but you know for the details it will be very interesting to see what

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that this is to quote a clear and doable agreement over the future and the borders between germany and austria the two leaders have been at loggerheads for quite some time over the whole migron crisis. was it's you're sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants back from the border but that's all that's not open either we find a solution so that you never can be your own people feel that we are guided by the values and that we advocate multilateralism and not you know later alyssum or no one will believe in our values which have made us through a straw man now two weeks ago mr c. hoffa issued with an ultimatum that expired this past sunday the first of july and the challenge was to find a european solution to the my current crisis the german chancellor obviously believes she had the following a e.u. summit that took place on thursday and friday in brussels. transpires that miss to see things quite differently on sunday with him is that he was for me to resign all that that now seems to be a verse that there has also been some criticism over this new compromised agreement that it i

this single was a number one hit in germany austria and switzerland sold half a million copies saying my stuff is one of those it's big it's hits the animated video won an award for germany's best music video. yeah. i you know. this is. the. best thing. i've. cut. pigs. helpful. i. don't know isn't a known for singing drinking songs in rock at them but that's not all they do they're involved in various causes and take a stand against evil phobia one of their projects was a concert series called bill cohen in condemning not since. he called soldiers is a song written in nine hundred thirty three prisoners in a german concentration camp. and performed three concerts with the school of music and just featuring music that was banned under the nazis. i woke up one night shortly before the performance. i've been sleeping that early anyhow for weeks because of the material involved then i realized we had to avoid sliding into over sentimentality and of that was something we really wanted to avoid. the concerts will remind us of the dark past when the nazi regime branded certain artists and c

various aspects on the one hand they will be a new border regime that will be set up along of germany austria border any migrants who are picked up there but who have been registered in the e.u. country will be sent directly back to their country the german chancellor also suggesting that transit center has been established if you are going to transit centers in germany and we will depart migrants to the contras they come from the agreement of those contrasts. now mr c. has also said that this is to quote a clear and doable agreement over the future and the borders between germany and austria the two leaders have been at loggerheads for quite some time over the whole migron crisis. because it's you're sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants back from the border was all that's not open either we find a solution so that you never can beyond people feel that we are guided by the values and that we advocate multilateralism and not you know later or no one will believe in our values which have made us who are stranded now two weeks ago must see hoffa issued with an ultimatum that

various aspects on the one hand they will be a new border regime that will be set up along the germany austria border any migrants who are picked up there but who have been registered in another e.u. country will be sent directly back to their country the german chancellor also suggesting that transit center has been established if you are going on now well transit centers in germany and we will depart migrants to the contras they come from the agreement of those contrasts. now i must to see office also say that this is to quote a clear and doable agreement over the future and the borders between germany and austria the two leaders have been at loggerheads for quite some time over the whole migron crisis. was it's you are sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants back from the border buzzsaw does not open either we find a solution so that you never can be your own people feel that we are guided by the values and that we advocate multilateralism and not you know later alyssum or no one will believe in our values which have made us. now two weeks ago mr c. hoffa issued with an ult

threatened to bring down the government it calls for so-called transit centers near germany's southern border with austria to hold asylum seekers already registered elsewhere in the e.u. those not entitled to settle in germany could be deported merkel is meeting with hungary and prime minister viktor orban for talks here in berlin all one is one of the fiercest critics of chancellor merkel's decision to keep the german border open and has taken a hardline stance on immigration let's bring in melinda crane our chief political correspondent she's covering the story for us hi melinda good to see you so what can we expect from those talks with viktor orban today. we can definitely expect them to be tense these two have been bitter opponents on migration policy in the past after hungary closed its borders to refugees in two thousand and fifteen and erected a wall the chancellor said in his direction that for her as an eastern as a person who had grown up in east germany behind a wall she would have thought that eastern europeans in general understand that erecting walls and isolating oneself doesn't solve anyt

i suppose what is happening with austria is that germany is setting up austria is that germany is setting camps, that is politically incorrect, that word. they are transit centres, and they feel that these are being put on the northern border of austria. and they feel these will be a place where the immigrants stay. —— you cannot corbyn camps. had you to bridge between economic migrant who thinks they will be making a financially sensible decision, and people who tried to get away from a terrible persecution? wall or whatever. there is no right answer. we can be in humane and appease the people who are so humane and appease the people who are so scared of the fortress of europe being invaded, or we can be humane and find ourselves with millions of people. that is the week perhaps cannot look after. -- war or whatever. all after properly. let's go back to the financial times. they set up your places spectators was the debate about where they would be europe to make european base. accidents is to be doing rather well. —— where they would be making a european base. racket hardly gets a europ

us all strands of the initial draft dealing clue to the setting up of transit centers at the germany austria border from which migrants will be sent back to the countries where they first registered however outside of germany your reaction to that idea was highly critical should this agreement become the german government's position we see that is prompting us to take action to prevent negative consequences for austria and its population germany did not address with regards to this issue and they would not have science such an agreement no form of asylum tourism is acceptable that's why we protect the borders on friday the draft was amended by the german social democrats party which is also in moguls grand coalition the final version requires that the decision to send migrants back be bilateral and excludes transit stations on the austrian border which satisfied the country an independent political analyst told us that it's so the e.u. is open border policy this made this issue so complicated. the idea of socializing this migration problem. throughout the e.u. is not has not been a good solu

agreement with her conservative coalition partners to set up migrant transit centers on germany's border with austria germany's interior minister is heading to vienna to try and get the support of the australian chancellor dominic kane has more from berlin. obvious week in parliament on wednesday anglo-american went on german television and in an interview she gave more detail about the sort of shape the plans for migration detention centers might take the crux of this is establishing way in the person concerned that the migrant the person being detained first claimed asylum feel forages here in germany would have forty eight hours to hold that person and if they can't establish which country to send that person back to in that period of time the detainee will then be sent to a place where they can they're not going to be held against their will separately to that we received information that suggests that mr minister from the christian social union is talking about three centers that are already federal police headquarters or bases where these detainees might temporarily be held remember all of this

one hundred fifty five clubs from around germany austria switzerland and italy were at the tuning world bowden say and there were plenty of unique private vehicles on display and two of the halls. among them was this honda s two thousand used in the cold t.v. series the fast and the furious in two thousand and one the little bundle of horsepower with its free six engine is the pride and joy of tuning enthusiasm damon paul. confident that all the actors except paul walker who's no longer living love this car he sees the evidence on instagram as well it's a. diesel for instance of blank just pictures and he's getting a lot of positive feedback in messages six on a certain people. nine hundred fifty six me that we'll be told took the field against a two thousand and four new sun three fifty piece two and sixty two other cars from fourteen countries face tough and one on one competitions at the european tuning showdown. a panel of jurors evaluated each duelist. the audience had something to say and the decision is well like. the victor in the showdown was the good old beetle showing the you

that this is to quote a clear and doable agreement over the future and the borders between germany and austria the two leaders have been at loggerheads for quite some time over the whole migrant crisis. it's your sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants back from the border buzzsaw does not open either we find a solution so that you never can be your own people feel that we are guided by values and that we advocate multilateralism and not you know later listen or no one will believe in our values which have made us all stron. now two weeks ago mr c. hoffa issued with an ultimatum that expired this past sunday the first of july and the challenge was to find a european solution to the migrant crisis the german chancellor obviously believes she had following a summit that took place on thursday and friday in brussels but it transpires that mr c. hoffa saw things quite differently on sunday there were rumors that he was threatening to resign all of that now has seemed to be averted but there is criticism there are those who say that this compromise agreement is some kind of weird c

threatened to bring down the government it calls for so-called transit centers near germany's southern border with austria to hold asylum seekers already registered elsewhere in the u. those not entitled to settle in germany could be too poor to speaking in a t.v. interview chancellor merkel said the transit centers will hold asylum seekers for a maximum forty eight hours it's hoped that the sites will help curb illegal migration into germany medical social democrat coalition partners have yet to agree on the plan they have said they will not support closed processing centers. aside from domestic hurdles medical also has to negotiate deals with e.u. countries that will be affected by the new policy today she will meet with hungary's prime minister viktor orban who in the past has been one of the strongest opponents of uncle america's migration flimsy for more let's cross over to melinda crane now she's our chief political correspondent and she's been covering this story intensively over the past few days melinda what can we expect of the chancellor's talks with viktor or bot. they were surely will not be

democratic party they haven't come onboard yet they say they first want to see tests done along the germany austria border and they also say that they still have not fully agreed to the deal now this is despite the fact that the german chancellor is at pains to put on a brave face and to say that coalition crises are normal but no doubt what we are seeing is that there has been a severe bruising of the coalition because of all of this migrant issues at the same time she's finding excuses she's finding explanations that it doesn't really of the fact that things are still a little the tender and we see this in a recent poll that has just come out the. poll shows that many germans view the coalition make it to infect they view it more negatively then they view the rightwing and party the alternative for germany known as the a if d. so there are still questions being asked the one is will for just how much longer this coalition government is going to survive before the next migrant crisis and at the same time how secure is the compromise deal that has been reached this is international. this is the coa

threatened to bring down the government it calls for so-called transit centers near germany's southern border with austria to hold asylum seekers already registered elsewhere in the e.u. those not entitled to settle in germany could be deported in a t.v. interview chancellor merkel said the transit centers will hold asylum seekers for a maximum of forty eight hours and hope the sites will help curb illegal migration into germany medical social democrat coalition partners have yet to agree to the plan they said they will not support closed processing center. for more let's cross over to melinda crane now she's our chief political correspondent and she's been covering this story intensively over the past few days melinda what can we expect of the chancellor's talks with victor or beyond. they were surely will not be easy or harmonious. herb on and chancellor merkel were absolutely bitter opponents back in two thousand and fifteen when hungary closed its border to migrants suspended the dublin agreement that is supposed to regulate migration to and within the european union and that was back then that uncle

democratic party they haven't come onboard yet they say they first want to see tests done along the germany austria border and they also say that they still have not fully agreed to the deal now this is despite the fact that the german chancellor is at pains to put on a brave face and to say that coalition crises are normal but no doubt what we are seeing is that there has been a severe bruising of coalition because of all of this migrant issues at the same time she's finding excuses she's finding explanations that it doesn't really avert the fact that things are still a little the tender and we see this in a recent poll that has just come out the. poll shows that many germans view the coalition make it to me in fact they view it more negative me then they view the right tween and teen refugee party the alternative for germany known as the a if d. so they are still questions being asked the one is will for just how much longer this coalition government is going to survive before the next migrant crisis and at the same time how secure is the compromise deal that has been reached while the back of th

democratic party they haven't come onboard yet they say they first want to see tests done along the germany austria border and they also say that they still have not fully agreed to the deal now this is despite the fact that the german chancellor is at pains to put on a brave face and to say that coalition crises are normal but no doubt what we are seeing is that there has been a severe bruising of coalition because of all this migrant issues at the same time she's finding excuses excuses she's finding explanations that it doesn't really avert the fact that things are still a little. the tender and we see this in a recent poll that has just come out the poll shows that many germans view coalition negatively in fact they view it more negatively then they view the rightwing anti refugee party the alternative for germany known as the a if d. so there are still questions being asked the one is will for just how much longer this coalition government is going to survive before the next migrant crisis and at the same time how secure is the compromise deal that has been reached. ok thanks paula that was ar

chancellor now germany does need austria as cooperationto make this new border scheme work so what will we see there. right austria's cooperation in fact is absolutely vital because this three point plan the the two conservative parties agreed on on monday for c. is that for any migrants who have been registered in countries that refused to take them back that those migrants should be sent to austria and austria said after hearing about this agreement wait a minute nobody talk to us about this and we are not going to take on germany's burdens without some kind of agreement so it's a tough job mr for mr hope for and he has in fact been walking back expectations today saying he knows it's tough he doesn't expect an agreement to happen today so in fact he seems to now be pushing it toward the chancellor and saying these agreements are going to be so difficult to reach actually they should occur or the negotiation should should occur at the highest level of government all right tough talks ahead today our chief political correspondent melinda

from what we have heard already from austria and italy this is going to be very very complicated so in the and whole thora he is in danger not as a leader here in germany but also as a european leader did obviously look at video reporting from the bundestag for thank you. as we mentioned austria has already reacted to germany's plans the country is taking over the e.u. presidency for the next six months and our correspondent max hoffman is standing by for us in fact how is the austrian government responding to this immigration deal that was struck in germany they have announced that they would prepare safeguarding their southern borders if germany really starts rejecting migrants at the austrian german border overall though the reaction wasn't too negative what the austrian government apparently wants is clarification more details what does this so-called compromise really mean for austria and cool it's the austrian chancellor took this this discussion in germany when he gave a speech here at the european parliament to emphasize again that this also showed that it was necessary to secure the outer borders of the european union something he has been dem

austria and germany are looking to plug the gaps in their shared border to stop hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants getting in but i have to find a way around the shang and zone agreement which ensures border fee travel within the european union is a heated issue in both countries i think collapse of the german coalition government earlier this month from varia dominant came of course. mention migration of meetings of e.u. leaders these days and many assume they're talking about stricter rules and allowing fewer people in certainly that's true for these three men the interior ministers of austria italy and germany. i think the three of us agree that we want to restore order in an area where for much too long disorder reigned from here we want to send a clear message to the world and especially to people smugglers that in future it will no longer be possible to reach european soil without the right to protection of his german counterpart wants to see much more of this sort of police controls on main routes into and out of southern germany offices here say they've stopped aro

still to come on the program austria and germany look for ways to allow for border free travel while preventing hundreds of thousands of migrants from getting in and the trombone ministration misses the legal deadline to reunite migrant children separated from their parents and the u.s. and mexico border. phones again will start by looking at weather conditions across the strait it's generally looking fine but it's actually quite chilly and you look at the alice springs they're struggling to reach twenty degrees celsius they might get to it but no overnight temperatures we don't but minus one and really at melbourne still looking pretty chilly stricken twelve degrees sydney nothing special that across western australia we've got to just eighteen degrees for perth and also the threat of some showers as this frontal system moves in to the forecast forward into saturday is not a great deal of change temperatures much the same and weather conditions broadly similar how do you cross into a new season the weather remains fine across the bulk of the country during the course of friday but t

compromise deal with her conservative coalition partners to set up migrant transit centers on germany's border with austria germany's interior minister is heading to vienna to try and get the support of the austrian chancellor dominic kane has more from berlin. after speaking in parliament on wednesday anglo-american went on german television and in an interview she gave more detail about the sort of shape the plans for migration detention centers might take the crux of this is establishing where in the the person concerned and the migrant the person being detained first claimed asylum deal forages here in germany would have forty eight hours to hold that person and if they can't establish which country to send that person back to in that period of time the detainee will then be sent to a place where they can they're not going to be held against their will separately to that we received information that suggests that mr minister is a hole for from the christian social union he's talking about three centers that are already federal police headquarters or bases where these detainees might temporarily be held

understanding and agreements on how we want to limit illegal migration on the border between flights germany and austria or how we can prevent this and the two general secretaries of the parties will present the details to you in a moment i'm pleased that we've managed to reach an agreement once again we have seen that it is well worth fighting for your own convictions and what has been agreed now is a very clear. tenable agreement moving forward this clear agreement which covers all three points and fits with my views completely means that i can continue to be your own minister of the interior building and community. so was was this a fight over convictions or was this a feud between two people whose personalities just don't jail. it was both but i don't want to duck the question we saw this sunday when the wolf told a newspaper the title that he would not be fired by a chance. his only chance because he basically helped to get that this became very personal indeed before we now saw this climb down of sorts from what was really teaching on the edge of a government crisis and make no mistake this will n

agreement we have a clear arrangement for preventing illegal migration at the border between germany and austria in the future. the two sister parties have decided to set up so-called transit centers on the german austrian border from where asylum seekers who have already registered in another country would be transferred. that's who would also computers in addition we will undertake domestic measures and covariates with refugees countries of origin as well as with other nations. if we will set up transit centers and from there we will consult with other countries especially as island seekers home countries and the countries where they are already registered in europe then we will make it possible to return those asylum seekers accordingly this is precisely in accordance with the spirit of partnership in the european union shaft no peace when you're in good vault if the c.s.u. and c.d.u. hadn't reached an agreement this could have meant the end for the current government coalition it could have even meant the end of chancellor merkel's career . it's now up to the social democrats the third partn

agreement we have a clear arrangement for preventing illegal migration at the border between germany and austria in the future. the two sister parties have decided to set up so-called transit centers on the german austrian border from where asylum seekers who have already registered in another country would be transferred. that's who would also put us in addition we will undertake domestic measures and covariates with refugees countries of origin as well as with other nations. we will set up transit centers and from there we will consult with other countries especially as island seekers home countries and the countries where they are already registered in europe then we will make it possible to return those asylum seekers accordingly this is precisely no cordons with the spirit of partnership in the european union after noble peace when you were in a vault if the c.s.u. and cd you hadn't reached an agreement this could have meant the end for the current government coalition it could have even meant the end of chancellor merkel's career. it's now up to the social democrats the third partner in ge

border controls are always performed between the border of germany and austria. there we have a situation, meaning germany is not responsible for the asylum process. and highly inefficient. this is precisely what i discussed with several countries because even in our neighbor countries, not even in the main contriffs origin, the success rate of such return is only 15%. this is unacceptable and we need to speed that up. we also discussed this within our coalition we need to have more types of migration. that people have impression that law and order will be implemented. this must be in our mandate. definitely can say we achieved a number of things on migration, the interior minister will present his master plan looking one more time at alt areas which we become more efficient. where we have to improve. and where we have to act faster. naturally we will continue to hope to integrate those allowed to remain here. the federal government assumes the main responsibility as it is integration as an issue that affects our entire society. this reflects the task for the enti

has many questions about the plan to establish transit centers on germany's border with austria to screen asylum seekers they were already ruled out in coalition talks between the parties earlier this year the opposition has also criticized machall and say ha first compromise you're going i snitched on amazon this is not a question of policy must these discussions were all about power and the heart because we say i went very far toward getting her way. because it is this i know it's not only a great disappointment for me but it's a rejection of joint european action mr zahle for didn't win you know mrs merkel didn't win but democracy was harm at. the asylum debate may have cooled off within the conservatives but if the s.p.d. rejects their plans it could use up again. all right let's talk about what has happened in the last twenty four hours i'm joined tonight by our chief political correspondent linda crane she is outside the chancellor here in berlin and here at the big table with me in the studio is venice on the misters on is a veteran journalist who's covered every german government

or greece where they first reached european soil but many try to get further north to germany crossing through austria or hungary and these countries fear that germany could just reject migrants at the border. striking bilateral agreements with other e.u. member states could well be the most difficult part in germany's new migration policy viktor orbán has already made it clear that he's not willing to support the chancellor. all right let's go now to our political correspondent thomas barrow he is standing by outside of the german parliament the bonus target even to you tomasso the meeting was much shorter than had been expected and obviously successful what can you tell us about this agreement. that's right brant i mean the members of the grand coalition have normally spoken for a long time on previous occasions so it was indeed a bit of a surprise that this time they managed to solve this issue rather quickly of is he talking about these issues that you already mentioned the idea that there will be no specific camps something that the s.p.d. had been against in the past and also mentioning somethin

for sirius to agree just stepless so-called trance it centers on germany's border with austria where asylum seekers would be evaluated those who are already applied for asylum in another country would be sent back but that would require new agreements with those countries the position parties criticize the compromise here . is not a question of policy must these discussions were all about power and. went very far toward getting her way. because it says i know it's not only a great disappointment for me but it's a rejection of joint european action mr is a hoe for didn't win mrs merkel didn't win but democracy was hard at. the heated asylum debate test yet to cool off but if the s.p. d.s. and willing to go along the crisis is likely to continue. the social democrats the junior partner in coalition issues following tonight's talks. there are more we've held intensive discussions this evening and we were able to make progress but we're not quite in agreement yet that's why we're going to continue to talk this week and have agreed to me she again on thursday evening that's all we can say

it will be on the border between germany and austria and then you have a situation that's difficult they take very large and highly inefficient, this is precisely what i discussed with several countries. even in our neighbor countries and the main countries of origin, the success rate is only 15%. this is on acceptable. we also discuss the coalition and the need to have more order in the migration. this must be our test and our mandate. that what we have achieved in numbers there is a master plan look at one more time at all the areas in which it can become more efficient where we have to improve and where we have to access. naturally we will continue to focus on integrating those who are not to remain here. we must demonstrate with the federal government the main responsibility that immigration is an issue that affects our entire society. this reflects this in society. since the federal government -- for the coming it will not be -- ladies and gentlemen, we therefore it have a truly important path which we need to continue, and a challenge, but i have been introducing to just this quest

country this is that document which effectively creates a new regime at the border between germany and austria the place where the bavarian christian social union believes that migration has become problematic certainly illegal migration into germany they stopped him and creates as i say a regime whereby centers will be set up close to the border which will be in effect detention centers for some people pending their return to the countries where they first made landfall in the u. this is been an issue that has divided the conservative branches of government two parties which until recently had been wedded at the hip as it were a very successful election winning machine but which found itself effectively split in two by the round between anger merkel and horst zero four from the c.s.u. it appears as though the two parties have agreed on this question now will be how this can get to a position of being implemented by government of france's president has addressed financial and security challenges in the sahil on the final day of the african union summit in mauritania emmanuel mccraw help talks

as in countries work austria germany the so-called developed countries so in this case. the election procedure is. of the quality standard we are used in the. so-called western world. by monday does mark one year since the death of khaled architect one r.t. contributor who was killed by islamic state shelling in syria he was just twenty five years old in his honor r.t. set up a special award for the best reporting from war zones the first prizes will be awarded later today in moscow r.t. two has made a documentary about how its work in syria is a quick preview. i don't know i know where his body is buried deep in my heart i'm still hoping he's alive on that day he called me and asked me to pray for him i asked him to be careful and not risk his life being a hero i didn't want to lose him i was so afraid to lose him. but he loved lie the morning of the day he died i was worried my mind started to come up with the scariest of images i was afraid he'd be captured by ice so i had a very bad feeling. we were near the front line the syrian army was battling i saw our work was

for three days the group tracks through southern germany toward austria. past the border of the going starts to get a bit tougher as they climb to an altitude of eighteen hundred metres. but it gives them the chance for learning more about those mountainous areas. that they need to salt this time granted to such a hot rock that everything flows above ground which is why these small streams are also full of water the best drinking water by the way you can fill your bottle up any way you like myself and. people have been hiking across the alps for thousands of years in the seventeenth century crossing the alps became an educational journey for aristocrats but the most famous journey in history was that of the current the jimmy and military commander hannibal in two eighteen b.c. he said we'll cross the mountains with elephants. walkers reached the climax of this alpine crossing the ascent to twenty two hundred forty six meters. at a cool five degrees celsius the group reaches the picture of your mountain pounds and for the first time there in italy. allowabl

border controls are only performed at the border between germany and austria. we have a situation where not -- for the asylum process. it takes very long and is an efficient. that is what i discussed with several countries. even in neighbor countries, the success rate of such returns is only 15%. this is unacceptable and we need to speed that up. we also discussed within our coalition we need to have vertical types of migration. people have the impression that law and order will be in cemented. this must -- will be implemented. this must be our task and mandate. this is a step we can take that we have achieved a number of things that the interior minister will present his master plan, looking one more time at all the areas we can become more efficient, where we have to improve, and where we have to act faster. naturally we will continue to focus on the issue of integrating those who are allowed to remain here. the federal government assumes the main responsibility as it views integration as an issue that affects our entire society. this budget reflects the task