they're talking about europe in very technocratic terms about internal market which i wholeheartedly support and a common currency we don't have to gets to actually stand up for the europe values and i stand for a europe of progressive values of equality has been about i should different values yes well you know in my europe you're going to look like titles even to lose and what i want to bet yes you're going to hammer out why you people don't work together how you can work together because one of the duties of politicians is to compromise how you can work together i'm very open but i am not open for full madness to me the illegal migration which is called refuge refugees they are not refugees i keep repeating the refugees the person who flee to different state country to from the country of the conflict not flying to all the globe so if we are talking about the rule of law and the rules are broken and the words are used in this in a different way how can you how can cooperate on how can you respect the rule of law and when illegal migration is not the rigi by the law

they're talking about europe a very technocratic terms about internal market which i wholeheartedly support and a common currency we don't have to gets to actually stand up for the europe values and i stand for a europe of progressive values of equality your brother has been have i show different values yes well you know in my europe you're going to lose a leg titles even to lose and what i want to bet yes you're going to hammer out why you people and i don't work together how you can work together because one of the duties of politicians is to compromise how you can work together i'm very open but i am not open for full madness the illegal migration which is called refuse refugees they are not refuse i keep repeating the refugees the person who flee to the first safe country to from the country of the conflict not flying throughout the globe so if we are talking about the rule of law and the rules are broken and the words are used in a sense in a different way how can you how can cooperate on how can you respect the rule of law what do you want to let go of migration

they're talking about europe in very technocratic terms about internal market which i wholeheartedly support and a common currency we don't have to gots to actually stand up for the europe values and i stand for a europe of progressive values of equality your brother has been have i should different values yes well you know in my europe you're going to look like titles even to lose and what i want to bet yes you're going to hammer away you people and i don't work together how you can work together because one of the duties of politicians is to compromise how you can work together i'm very open but i am not open for four madness to me the illegal migration which is called refuse refugees they are not refugees i keep repeating the refugees the person who flee to the first safe country to from the country of the conflict not flying throughout the globe so if we are talking about the rule of law and the rules are broken and the words are used in a sense in a different way how can you how can you cooperate on how can you respect the rule of law when one little of migration

i want to europe which multiplies securities of course of course you need them protections and i think that the only server a democratic europe can provide the answer to get out of this article and that the answer to the few yes of too many people around the country and anyone of any on well i want a successful europe where everyone people would feel having a happy life in his region and she's a hometown in other european countries and we are on the track to do that and we have done a lot of work in this area action and i think the question was of the open a stick well i'm not even elected so i better not forget why i'm not seeking election well i'm seeking election so that we listen more and i'd like to see more democracy. more rule of law in europe and also more economic success so it's your lucky day could i back we're going to go in this direction i'll start with you so you just end it we start with you and this time it's just one word if you can well no it's just one word really so we talked about european values a little bit what is to you the most important european value democr

think one thing that i mean the gentleman wants to destroy europe will destroy the eurozone was to get out of the european union me it is very clear i will i don't need to answer to him because he's position very clear like to answer to the young young people waste waste and it is clear that we need a europe which more people are support unities and that's what they're waiting for an example of that is the big success story in europe which is our us means. the troops not the people of the bun in the rouse most because we want to use cargo that's like station interesting as any benefits the privileged few and lose 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 we're going to write you a little and this is why we need to triple their is how your guess what this particular year or so forth it's a cause it's a choice why if you think you are falling for we could never. have all of that you bastard the big success story of the union nine billion people here yes if you triple the

we went this way and through the years we could turn it into quite a nice log house but when i go to europe i come back again to realize this is what i want to be it's the spaces the incredible space with i was the singer songwriter also just a writer. or flight in the last decade or so of abuse my stage to become an activist for some of the interests of my tribe thieve of fire is an artist is a singer and also an actor and he's a very successful artist. one of the most successful artists in south african history today i would describe him probably as the most influential. the decision to move from apartheid to dismantle or to share the entire country was a small decision that whites only could make in 1902 and at that stage i built a case for it i still think theoretically it's still a very good idea but you have to work with reasonable people and within about a year of voting yes i realized that yes it was a dagger in the heart of my people my tribe will be the more modern definition of this is the offical that i had says this all european but we all african you know we're very proud to b

for us i often go to europe in summits and to see journalists running after nigel for i mean literally rent a quote i mean he will do anything for a quote and journalists just inflate this into something bigger than what he did get britain to leave the european union let's not be but is he not does he matter for the future of europe probably not so because if the u.k. isn't in the european union that's another issue we can argue about what they're going to do to populism in politics but that's their. problem. a marine le pen is a serious force but let's look at the other parties who are constructive people the same voters mainstream voters just shifted their allegiances from the large parties to the small parties but they stayed within the mainstream and i think that's the message from these european elections ok just one more word on the other big issue that we have already talked now climate change on the show why now why is it suddenly the issue why are people gathering around and looking as though they are willing to make sacrifices and see so strongly for change i think well there

learned a few seconds we need more stronger europe stronger women in europe of course and i hope there will be a strong europe in position to lose this 5050 and that it's never that not in that sense to me it means in the sense that a strong women need to be. appreciate it not weekend and i didn't feel appreciated don't like your party don't stroll in sweden that's true everywhere in europe and i really have been committing myself to making sure there will be a mall women and leading positions at that end it would be more respect for women there are other forms on me to it as sexual harassment which is of course the wars that we have to continue to stand up for there are other forms of harassment against women in politics very bad business you know you're bitter about no no no no no no i look forward now i have so much to give more help than my experience my networks my knowledge my multiculturalism my being a strong european and devoted engage european can be useful in other ways i don't reoccur it's a bill thanks for being on the conference on thank you. some time in the 2

all boys network you know but let's not talk about that wasn't true was let's talk about europe well the reason that i learned a few seconds we need more stronger europe stronger women in europe of course and i hope they will be strong you have been positioned to lose this 5050 and that's never the not in that sense i mean it means in the sense that a strong women need to be. appreciate it not weekend and that is really appreciate we don't know your party that's true in sweden and that's true everywhere in europe and i really have been committing myself to making sure there will be a more women elite in leading positions at that end it would be more respect for women there are other forms are made to it as sexual harassment which is of course the wars that we have to continue to stand up for there are other forms of harassment against women in politics very big business you know you're bitter about not knowing this not now i look forward now i have so much to give more i hope that my experience my networks my knowledge my multiculturalism my being a strong european and devoted engaged european can be

no i don't think so i haven't raised this we're trying to hold up we are part of europe. and western standards and rules should influence poland. that's something positive i think of the the but as an attorney allows us i think the e.u. can give us the best of everything freedom no borders or a better standard of living actually. i i don't care about it i think it's too complex to complicated for me. to just crazy for. i find what's going on here a bit crazy when the right wing law and justice party came to power in 2015 it began introducing judicial reforms including lowering the retirement age of supreme court judges as a way of forcing out opponents of the government according to the e.u. the reforms threaten judicial independence putting democracy in jeopardy. the country's president is andre duda but poland's political mastermind is jaroslav kitchen leader of the law and justice party. 2 years ago regular protests against the judicial reforms were held here. among the demonstrators was monica much worse a member of the grassroots movement see a democrat see a. morning

why we need a very strong united and unify europe in order to stand up to these forces and to protect the our quality of life our way of life but the second thing i would like to say is just as important this is not just about a strong europe it's also about europe as a community of values and those values are equality equal rights for all and not everybody believes in that and i think this is very much on the ballot on the twenty third to twenty sixth of may and i will be campaigning for equal rights for gender equality for freedom of conscience for bt i write a europe that is for everybody ok thank you very much you want a united europe you want to strong europe but voter turnout has gone down in every single european parliament elections since they began it's going to be different this time. we don't know i think first of all we see in the polls that support for europe is actually going up and the fact that people are critical is not a bedsit it's a good thing it be it means that people are taking ownership of europe to do that downhill jerry yes we'll see whether that trend will continue and of course the turnout has to go up if we have the r

if it's a tie everything so i think it's totally important to show that in the united europe we can have more innovation and opportunities especially for young people and. i think that is the thing that i think it has more influence than individual countries continents or powerful corporations have been fair and yemen. for 16 years now indiana has been posting photos and videos on the internet. investment i would give i shoot most of my videos in my bedroom i like that homey feeling because it brings you closer to the viewer as to who. the deonna has more than 600000 new chips subscribers she usually talks about fashion and cosmetics at the cons welcome to a new video today i'm going to talk about a topic close to my hut i said you know i. think this is my favorite right now. yeah that's my like this and not it's not floor length your legs may get cold within the. deal now has turned a hobby into a profession for cosmetics and fashion companies pay her to promote their products and the videos so they can reach a final was. the best it comes from the so you do politics now take you forwar

which way for europe as the continent goes to the ballot box we took the pulse from italy to ireland. iwas the old in with the new. the toyota camry makes a come. back in europe. from new to newer. b.m.w. 7 series has a whole new look. we put one to the test. driving in 30 minutes on w. . we're not here to judge you but to eliminate prejudices. we're not here to change your opinion but to open some space for different points of view we're not here to speak on behalf of anybody but to let everybody speak for themselves. not here to give the right answers but to ask the right questions. we're not here to indoctrinate but to listen. close 90 connect to an unbiased agenda subscribe now on you tube. drop a big idea but what's become of it and what will it look like tomorrow. w. gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections across ask the questions that matter what are european voters hopes for the new parliament what challenges lie ahead. can't wait to long because the sense that the people in power have come away with not doing anything to fight the kind of crisis. and how will

europe itself. this is the subject of fark race does play i am europe which studies last nor did a staged at the beginning of the year. and . we. saw not only france is in crisis what is no days vision of europe. it's a place where people come together because they have something to say to each other not just because they want to try things i cannot make arguments are not enough it's not enough to say that from so alone wouldn't be able to negotiate free trade agreements that's a bad argument and i think people need to have something to dream about. in our continuing series 100 must reads featuring famous german language books that are translated into english today's novel is called the wool by the austrian. school for. a catholic clear. make event at the beginning of the novel which means the main protagonist whose name we never found find out is alone in the world behind a kind of wall anyway here's david levitz to explain more. what if my arms were right and you could actually get trapped behind an invisible wall and what if you were trapped behind an invisible wall alone in the forest and you were pos

i believe that was we had the highest turnout in 20 years in europe and they say it's also true in france as well where i paid more attention to the results in france has this been said that this high turnout was completely unexpected what do you put it down to. well the fact is probably different from country to country actually in france say well they there was definitely the there the campaign and the election had a very very highly domestic flavor. and there was this. quite of there was a strong a mobilization of voters due to. the one hand so unlike on the pro european side the rejection of populism the fear of this creeping. creeping or what do you want to call it wave of populist victories in various countries in and out of in europe and outside so this has mobilized the votes is who were who who wanted to put him and then to this. on the anti european side or more you know all more euro skeptic or a lot of so you can there to be yet also a lot of passion there. lots of voters wanted to send a message to my core you know we had these months of yellow vests protests. so. we could sa

for the 1st time we're having a broad public debate about the future of europe and that's good but i hink. it's clear that many young people really do have a lot to say about europe but governments in the media will have to do a better job of listening to those young people and take they concern seriously. because they are the ones who will shape europe's future. the for. takeoff. itself and the way i feel is ending with alan skill and our one last match day to school to saeed to say good bye. to celebrate the test spot in munich have a champion and i get. to go. through to dodge. tough choices to. say this. 100 german streets on t w. this is. the formula of. his family's history peacefully in his sleep it was known for his remarkable comeback from a horrific crash in the 1970s back to school and his achievements beyond the track .

known have evil been missed so for a long time i didn't realize how much italy's president or much more europe's present is intertwined with the colonial past that we're now they have known i will make up people he got me involved it in could be meant that up with the day i didn't understand how incredibly direct the links are between what we are experiencing here in europe now and i say that very consciously and colonialism. the writer spent 10 years researching her novel she is featured in a documentary that accompanied her to if the opiah where she explored italy's. colonial history in what was then known as a city or fascist dictator benito mussolini invaded of a city a in 1935 and incorporated it into his new roman empire hundreds of thousands of lives were lost as a result of italian imperialism. fascist italy developed its own racial theories but after the 2nd world war these and the atrocities committed in the colonies were passed. not a fact this failure to face the past meant that this racism which is part of italy's history sank like a subterranean river from a few myself that i owe i

so obviously you're very into what's going to happen in europe because you are a european i mean you are right europe yes so for instance politically i said we're not going to talk politics but it's just a very interesting phenomenon that's going on that people aren't satisfied anymore with the left with the right with the very conventional forces that were ruling them for centuries they're looking for something new in many cases it's like extreme right or extreme left or something completely new. so i wonder if it's just the fact that the the old political system european values political system is become obsolete or is just in search of identity because we've lost our self self much it's been taken over taken from us to do to the world of. produce so as much as me as much as they produce but to me other than the more from us but the main points when i say morality is you know who defined what of it the something metaphysical that to be really cool to not just concretely but look at how mortality gives back to who issues to food bowl to engineering the best coming from germ

i wanted to share that to me was the tires. today deanna is in brussels the e.u. parliament has invited several internet implements of us to campaign on behalf of europe. i have you to. talk with us to influence on posh and how to i hope they'll create some nice content and post it online and maybe that will have their followers interested in europe and the upcoming election. oh. come on come help out interconnected your. efforts that's it. do young people take the e.u. for granted because they don't know what the all jews are up was like to find out more about that we travel to pictures. of these young people are part of the erasmus student exchange program they come from all over europe. he comes from phil austria england i'm from muscleman i'm from belgium say from london from swabian. the 9000000 students have taken part in the rest of us program since it began in 1987. people to be all europeans are different but they're also connected and that's really beautiful to speak up it should 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 the

bit about this there have been many stories about suspected terrorists in or in europe disguised as refugees most people i would say have no idea though that assad's torturers executioners his henchmen were also in the mix of migrants interesting they the prosecutors and police in europe like in germany or in the netherlands or in so even for example in friends they were looking for these people in the same time way that why they were looking for terrorists from isis escaping from syria for example what i found interesting doing the research earlier on isis terrorism in syria and the tortures torture camps of isis that i found out that they use that they use the same methods for example is a method where you get stripes to the ceiling with a 0 with your arms until your your shoulders dislocate in prisons like this one here for example set near a military prison in syria they used the same methods and somehow they. they were in the prisons there before the one that was interesting so this way someone resonators came to the idea that amongst the refugees coming to germinate and elsewhere in europe and other

europe in general? michal: yes, of course. iope needs more megamergers across the sectors to be able to compete in the world. the problem you have is china has a clear growth investment strategy. the u.s. has a strategy with tax cuts, at the same time what we are facing in europe is the lack of a big investment story and a lot of uncertainty with brexit. we're watching this and intend to grow as a banking europe through our digital strategy. we are strong with regards to our payments. we invested a lot if you are ever to try to download, you would be able to set up an account in 30 seconds just using your selfie. this is how we want to grow but of course we are also looking at potential options to go through m&a. ,uy: as you look around europe you have to wonder why europe's banks are in such a poor state. from your vantage point, do you see negative rates in the eurozone as being responsible? degree.to a big at the same time, this should never be seen as an excuse and i think there are other problems and other potential risks s

and now in these years we have to secure well being and security so i think that we have to complete the common market to digital europe. really as it we have to be fair up in social aspects i think it's a scandal that some people don't pay taxes various normal people have to pay their taxes look on the gulf like amazon and google they don't pay their taxes is the absolute candid and certain sustainable ecologically i mean it's a must to be live over the planetary limits and i think climate protection is one of the key issues in next year's all right you've said. you've said also in the past and to want a strong and sovereign europe to defend the union's interest and values in the globalized world this is what you've said but the e.u. already has enormous power as the world's largest trading bloc and it's not using it for that is it it's not defending values basic values you know a lot about human rights for instance in egypt continue to sign trade deals with you don't use the power that you do is right in the only family economically real really a giant the biggest market in the verge but i have like i don't think tha

i. europe's a dominant parties are dealt a blow in the e.u. parliament elections as the nationalist right of the liberals and the greens enjoy a surge in support. in the u.k. the newly formed bragg's a party storms to victory with support for the conservatives and the labor evaporating. and the australian chancellor is forced from office in a novel confidence unfold over a corruption scandal. are broadcasting.

europe itself. this is the subject of fall creates this play i am europe which studies last nor did a staged at thebeginning of the year. and . let me tell you that. we. didn't. so not only france is in crisis what is no day's vision of europe. it's a place where people come together because they have something to say to each other not just because they want to trade things cannot make arguments are not enough it's not enough to say that france alone wouldn't be able to negotiate free trade agreements that's a bad argument i think people need to have something to dream about. dublin is building the future on the banks of the briffa living. for many years the docklands area was poor now it's a lively business hub where many i.t. giants have their european headquarters multinationals were drawn by low corporate tax rates and flexible labor laws now they declare their worldwide revenues here and save billions but they've also brought money to the country and jobs as a result however housing and general living costs have exploded. members of the folk band to line come up very unhappy about the general

think that we are facing a new a proxy for a new era for europe but i don't see how they will solve the problems of europe because as we were are saying the union is split and it will be very very difficult to find a compromise between partly between lead to ideological very opposite but i do believe that this europe the present europe is dead it is a truth but it will last at least 10 years to find a new way because we need call variation in europe but we don't need interger ism we don't need you know europe an ideologically and let's say privately europe so is that what went wrong for the traditional sense of left center right that kind of held control for so long people just got fed up with it well it is true that the europe we had until now has been rejected by the nations and we need of course i am in favor of a europe of nations and not a technocratic europe which has been and by the coalition and this parties will have the lessons learned and to think. father one of the lessons below and then you think for the center left center right now i know it hasn't been learned yet of