the museum is also hosting a retrospective of another kennett's native. she explores subjects such as fear what it's like to be different and death. but the new director of the museum mourns against forcing art into public debate. isn't with side with we're not the police or the public prosecutor we're not teachers or social workers but an art museum can shed light on social issues at the root of it all is fear i think it's important to examine fear not from the viewpoint of the police or justice system but to ask because it's why do you feel this fear of why do you fear foreigners of false and. fear and aggression are much in evidence and candidates these days by and demonstrations were triggered by the fatal stabbing of a local man allegedly by two refugees. peter first man and his colleagues at the look i'm off and alternative cultural center have also been the target of local fury in october two thousand and sixteen an explosive device was set off at the center. bussmann believes there's still a totalitarian mentality in kennett left over from the day

clear that scenes like the ones we've seen playing out in canada and not playing out across germany kennett's really has become an epicenter for some of the dissatisfaction in germany this divided opinion over germany's immigration policies over the last few years people from across the region bussed in on both sides to the protests over the last few days but saxony in particular the state where kevin is located is pretty divided we saw that last year in the national elections saxony voted for the f.t. the far right party to be the strongest party in those national elections it's expected that they have to do very well in regional elections next year so that just goes to show exactly how divided this city this state is in particular. some people reporting from candidates thank you. yes now have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world protesters have rallied in several russia says he is against government plans to raise the country's pension age this despite recent pledges by president vladimir putin to soften the unpopular measures the government's new proposal would

after costing doubt on whether racially inspired attacks took place during violent protests and kennett's two weeks ago. also suggested a video taken in the east and german city circulating on social media could be deliberate misinformation the remarks contradict eyewitness and media reports police in the state of saxony are investigating dozens of alleged assaults. videos of violent attacks by rightwing demonstrators in chemist's have gone viral on social media afghanis ali and bahrain a said the attacks started with racist taunts. get out of germany out and then they were hitting us one of them did like this to me then ali with the left hand hit him in the face. the two afghanis have filed criminal complaints others were also the targets of violent attacks says a victim councillor he says he's spoken with some twenty three people who say they were attacked. does mention this new doctors people have been the targets of physical attacks they were kicked punched people sometimes don't report these attacks straight away that means that we believe the attacks on august twenty six were more p

hurts when young people insult their parents and grandparents calling them nazi pigs it hurts a lot kennett's is in turmoil the recent unrest is the main topic of conversation some focus on the violence perpetrated by migrants others on the violence neo nazi protests local families are divided some are worried about the security in the city because right here there is a murder happening and the suspects are too refugees others are varied about the hatred among the people and against foreigners and among the city the people on the street their neo nazis trying to use the protest for their purposes mandy cannot and her friends belong to a local cultural group that has been working for years against the extreme right in the town they're finding it hard going and say they lack political support. my mentor does. you just get the feeling that more and more people are moving to the right. does this is racist language is becoming the norm this is or is all this off i'm four point zero friends of mine has been attacked. a climate of fear has taken hold. in for us because. just under a quarter of a mil

xenophobia being expressed in the current wave of anti migration protests in the eastern german city of kennett's could deter foreign applicants from seeking work in germany leading economists agree that foreign professionals will only consider coming to germany if it remains an open and tolerant society. that protests could undercut efforts by firms and service providers like berlin shout a hospital to attract skilled foreign staff. in albania and. he was unemployed along with twenty thousand other nurses but here at the shop each day he found a job only applicants with good german skills were considered for it otherwise the paperwork would have been too difficult. or how i'll go through the hospitals at home he says we have a different system here the documentation is more him. mortons everything has to be recorded the organization here is better structured though that it is in my country or. you know best. they are jobs are scarce and the pay in germany is attractive here in berlin christian earns twenty two hundred euros a month net in albania it would have been a tenth of that. the working c

over an hour's drive from chemists the small town of meissen is feeling kennett's this current political peril battle with the man who led sachs in these political education agency for eight years is running for mayor here in the city center many saxon's tell him they feel hard done by the media over the events in canada this is biased. despite the fact that ordinary people will that everybody was portrayed as right wing which is all i have to tell you i lived through communist east germany and this is more of the same the us is. almost three decades after german reunification germany's east seems still haunted by its communist past. or. visit a line of demarcation between eastern and western europe that run somewhere through germany i can't tell you where exactly that line is. but i think we need to think about the fact that parts of germany's east culturally historically and politically more like poland and hungary or other eastern states. people are more generous they have their own sense of cultural identity and they didn't experience the waves of liberalism pluralism and the america

alexander garland out for calling those hitler those nazi salutes that were seen on the streets of kennett's as something that considered to be an appetising well he put him right there and said that that is actually a crime under german law and this also shows the big gulf here between the a.f.p. and all other parties because whereas the a.f.d. says we could also be like switzerland who want to have a different way of life a different way of living pretty much all other parties in the bundestag are united in feeling that right now is really a point where the big question is are you for or against germany's democracy are you for or against the rule of law and this is something that really came through in all of the debates that we've seen so far here today thank you very much chief political editor make it of course now they're talking to us from the blue star going here in the studio hundred one to our political correspondent brings up to date on what's been happening there in the parliament thank you both very much. now we're going to go to strasburg in his last major speech before leaving

image these the nazi salutes that was seen on monday evening being the images that come here from kennett so but of course on the other side you have people who want to represent their concerns what they say are legitimate concerns about angle america's migration policy is worth pointing out that here in saxony last year in the national elections the a.f.d. party came out is the strongest party so there is a very deep concern here in saxony about the influx of migrants into this region shallow tell some people joining us from candidates thank you. so as a demonstration and counter demonstration goes underway in chemist's it is across germany a holding public events to mock different occasion world peace state it was created in one thousand nine hundred sixty six to mark the day now seventy nine years ago when nazi germany invaded poland sparking the second world war in the studio to talk with me as you report to i mean a sifu has been following the story for us thank you for joining us in studio thank you so i mean the hash tag create a stag welt piece stage german is trending on twitter

the other had a residence permit politicians are keen to avoid comparisons with the nearby city of kennett's where the death last month of a german man led to far right protests as in curtain extrusion light mobilize supporters over the internet. not really came out of course we're aware of how far right groups operate on a national level and how they are able to react so quickly we will adapt our plans accordingly. more demonstrations are planned in canton police approached in reinforcements from across germany. fights and sports news now six games into the season second tier mexican side door of august she said i look we are still without a win so they've resorted to some drastic measures and they've been listed because help of none other than the a go moderate on. for the kids of a chance to celebrate their. local pride in this you know lower cartels turf isn't lacking but rarely do the residents read positive headlines about their home. c.n.n. is going to c.n.n. as a city when one for negative things now will be known for sports. but diego maradona himself of course is known for much mor

germany has been on edge after a violent anti migrant demonstrations gripped the city of kennett's two weeks ago fears of more on breast rose again on sunday when a man died after a fight with two afghan migrants in another east german town curtain thousands follow the call of far right groups and gathered for renew protests. curtain is a small town in eastern germany on saturday evening two groups clashed here a german man died two afghans were arrested the mayor of curtain called for calm. the good news in the nose of the people are dismayed as i am myself and that's not surprising when someone dies under these circumstances as i understand it the victim intervened in the argument as a mediator and obviously that didn't work out so far. not everyone reacted calmly as news of the man's death spread on social media there were calls for a protest according to the police some twenty five hundred people took part in the so-called vigil march ordinary curtain residents but also members of the far right alternative for germany party police say there were four to five hundred with links to t

protesting against some of the far right activism that we've seen on the streets over the last week in kennett yesterday that you had not just police in riot you also you had police on horses you had water cannon going through the streets as a terrence for any escalation of violence they used but there really was a huge difference here on the streets and scenes of the number of police here and what we've seen year in the week and police were able to keep the two sides largely apart shallow that is different views here in germany about migration policy and obviously many people are concerned about growing far right sentiment i want us to listen to what germany's foreign minister had to say and then we'll come back to you. chemist's is more than worrying a man was brutally killed on a public street followed by mobs chasing people through the city. people giving the nazi salute and not just isolated individuals. my colleagues abroad have been asking me what's going on in germany that's why i'm glad to see that so many democrats are taking a stand in canada's making clear that a large majority of

in kennett force here's a summary of the day's events. the threats of violence was hanging in the air throughout the day today but rather than ending in major clashes the protests ended here at a vigil for the man who lost his life here we go today sparking these days of confrontation now police whilst in fools on the streets today keen to avoid a repeat of the bidens on monday night and trying to keep the two sides a pause now while that wasn't major violence there was a lot of anger from the people that we spoke to anger from the far right groups and of the map of migration policy and the press they say misrepresenting what they call digits in the sun there was also a lot of anger from the council process did many people say that they were out street trying to show a different face to the one that's going on around the world they say that they want to make a difference on still while this is a city that is divided with the responsibility no for things the police to keep the two sides apart. ok time now to catch up with some of the other

welcome one is christopher spring a good to have you with us here in germany the eastern city of kennett's was again the scene of demonstrations and counter-demonstrations today far right groups including germany's largest opposition party the anti migration a.f.d. gathered for what they called a silent more march of mourning for a german man who was stabbed to death in chemists last sunday counter-demonstrations also converged on the city to support an anti racist pro diversity stance tensions were high off the violence broke out at demonstrations earlier in the week. two suspects a syrian and iraq you know arrested in connection with the killing on august twenty sixth. and standing by for us in camden it's very close to where that stabbing actually took place you know we shot that child some people charlotte six days since that fatal stabbing of a german national encampment still many people out on the streets how tense has the atmosphere been that today. good evening christopher with the protests have now according to police officially come to an end but there are still pockets of peopl

locals are believed to have stepped in leading to a deadly fight now this follows riots elsewhere in kennett's after a man was stabbed allegedly by iraqi or syrian. german officials have blamed the unrest in candidates on the far right. when today someone gives nazi salutes in our streets that's a disgraceful country we must get up from our couches and speak up the shots think you are chemists government is at the forefront of the movement making that right wing radicalism has no place in this country. well chancellor angela merkel has echoed that sentiment but support for her government continues to fall with the latest polls giving the coalition approval rating of twenty eight percent and the anti migrant alternative for germany is polling at a record high of seventeen percent. now to syria where russia's defense ministry says american warplanes have dropped white phosphorous bombs on derry's or province argues jungle in vogue earlier discussed the story with my colleague unit o'neill. further details did the russian military give them this well according to them on saturday to a u.s. led co

saturday's clash in the german city of kennett said between anti migrant protesters and rival groups left eighteen people injured and saw multiple arrests city has been hit by unrest throughout the week after the stabbing of a local man here's a round up of what has been happening i. this murder has affected us too even though we had nothing to do with it we're still having to pay the price even though we did nothing. if. you know if you see this place you're behind me so a lot of crime. and so on to steal everything and so on and it's too much and i think we must help people out but it's too much. to be honest i'm ashamed of this city with these right wing extremists spread hate like that we should leave and piece together with the refugees.

saturday's clashes in the german city of kennett between anti migrant protesters and rival groups of eighteen people injured in thought multiple arrests the city has been hit by an. arrest throughout the week after the stabbing of a local man is a roundup of what's been happening i. love . the touch this murder has affected us too even though we had nothing to do with it we're still having to pay the price even though we did nothing was. cut it. if you seen this place you're behind me so a lot of crime said you have a straw and so on to steal everything and so on and it's too much and i think we must help people but now it's too much love. to be honest i'm ashamed of this city with these right wing extremists spread hate like that we should leave and piece together with the refugees. the plague. what we have seen in tomnod is something that has no place in a constitutional spades it's become a witch hunt mobs spewing hate to miles treat these has no place in our country. the way you want when your stream is to have capitalized on this terrible heinous crime is tasteless and a horror

weeks after he appeared to downplay violence against migrants during recent protests in the city of kennett's in a twist he has been promoted to a senior civil servant role in the interior ministry. officials in the gaza strip say two palestinians have been killed by israeli gunfire during a protest along the border.

of thousands of people have turned out for an anti racism concert in the eastern german city of kennett'son monday this just a week after violent anti migrant protests that were triggered when two asylum seekers allegedly stabbed a german man to death monday's concert against racism attracted an estimated fifty thousand people. myanmar has sentenced to.

we had of germany's security service has played down reports of anti migrant mobs in the city of kennett that is despite chancellor merkel condemning the unrest and he's pretty or oliver has more . right wing demonstrators were back out on the streets of ten minutes on friday evening around a thousand people gathered in the city they were holding up banners saying that we are the people also that they were not nazis that wasn't a repeat of the type of violence that we saw last week or even two weeks ago they seem to have gone off relatively peacefully but on friday there was another big development this is after the head of germany's internal intelligence service to be a file pointed to videos that emerged around two weeks ago of the demonstrations that were said to show far right demonstrators hunting down chasing people that looked like foreigners and trying to attack them now he gave an interview to a major newspaper here in germany saying he doesn't think they're legitimate there was no reliable information that such hunts took place based on my cautious assessment there are good rea

weeks after he appeared to downplay violence against migrants during recent protests in the city of kennett's in a twist he has been promoted to a senior civil servant role in the interior ministry. doctors treating a member of the russian activist group pussy riot in berlin say claims that he was poisoned a high.

weeks ofter he appeared to downplay violence against migrants during recent protests in the city of kennett's in a twist he has been promoted to a senior civil servant role in the interior ministry. doctors treating a member of the russian activist group pussy riot in berlin say claims that he was poisoned a highly.

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more demonstrations are scheduled in kennett's over the weekend both by the far right alternative for germany party as well as by church groups. of the days of clocks backwards and forwards in spring and autumn here in europe could be done but the european commission is today proposing an end to the switch between summer and winter time the decision comes after an online poll found that a majority of respondents want to get rid of the hour switch to winter time. the online survey was the largest in the e.u.'s history four point six million europeans took part by father most of those with german total eighty percent said they were in favor of getting rid of the hour difference between winter and summer time. so the european commission president claude a young says that people will get what they want them to be stuck in those or vision problem now it's up to the number states and the european parliament to take action the european parliament has been heading in this direction for years anyway it will happen there's no sense in asking people and once they respond disregarding their respo

weeks after he appeared to downplay violence against migrants during recent protests in the city of kennett's in a twist he has been promoted to a senior civil servant role in the.

parliament for the first time since lawmakers returned from their summer break and the recent unrest in kennett's is expected to figure prominently in her speech on tuesday finance minister all of shorts started the debate about the government's proposed budget that's traditionally the focus of the first meeting after the summer break but the session was overshadowed by the unrest triggered by the fatal stabbing of a man in kenya so allegedly silent seekers just over two weeks ago when this type president addressed the xenophobic bile and triggered by the stabbing. zina phobia hitless salutes nazi symbols attacks on jewish institutions they can be no leniency towards any of this it cannot be trivialized. and our correspondent husband is with here in the studio to talk about what's coming up in that business talk to beta hans we heard the president of the bundestag there yesterday strongly condemning a neo nazi ism anti semitism are we expecting similarly strong remarks from chancellor merkel today is i think we can expect that indeed she has been unequivocal in the last few days about condemning

anticipated address from her the first time that she's talked about the unrest following the events in kennett's let's listen in to that. and to. ensure that false states of affairs are sorted out i can understand that if somebody dies and it turns out that the criminals. are repeat offenders or people who should have been deported from the country that means we have to do our homework we have to work hard both in the german government with the minister of the interior the federal states as well and the minister of the interior has come up with some new approaches as well so we are all very aware of our responsibility in this matter. as much as i understand the outrage and the lack of understanding. i cannot let it stand that this is an excuse for demonstrations that show contempt to other people you know. so what do you make of what the chancellor saying do you think she is going to actually quiet her critics with her response well there's two things two aspects of us on the one hand she's saying that she has some understanding for people being concerned when migrants asylum seekers arrive in g

on twenty four percent so you know this is the first national poll taken since kennett so are we seeing a widening a widening divide between the east and the west. yes but of course they say deepening gulf has been here for a long time this tendency it's not since it's not just sins committed that we've seen if he has won support has been gaining support and we will have to look very closely at what happens in next year's state elections in those eastern german states whether this will be actually cemented and become a reality for german politics at the same time it's very interesting it is a clear sign of this divided nation when you look at how the a have been faring in the west because the same poll shows that has lost one percentage point in the west and that a majority of people actually want the a of them to be put under surveillance or at our political correspondent nina following the story for us thank you nina voters in sweden could install europe's next populist government this sunday the sweden democrats writing an anti migrant and law and order ticket are surging against est

scheme aims to open doors of a government run hospital like this one to almost half the population, kennetttructure in india? 0n healthcare infrastructure in india? on an average, only one doctor is preferenced —— present for 11,000 patients of a bald organisation mandates that should be at least one dog for 1000 patients. this man has been tasked with implementing the healthcare projects. we need to expand services especially in q2 and 03, the smaller expand services especially in 02 and 03, the smaller cities of india. the government says it plans to partner with private healthcare setups like this one in mumbai. the doctors here say the surgery rates are too low for them. is a general protection -- practitioner we not only bear the cost of servers we have to pay for human resource management, equipment, equipment maintenance. and all of that put together with the current packages, they are not really sustainable for the long run. so far, almost 4000 private hospitals have come on board. but if the government wants to use modicare to win over voters in the elections next year, it is in a

the other had a residence permit politicians are keen to avoid comparisons with the nearby city of kennett's where the death last month of a german man led to far right protests as encourage an extreme like mobilize supporters over the internet. but of course we are aware of how far right groups operate on a national level and how they are able to react so quickly we will adapt our plans accordingly. and. more demonstrations are planned in kitchen police approach in reinforcements from across germany. visitors have been facilitated now and the gift that keeps on giving the vox fog and facing more financial penalties for this this diesel gates got it looks like it will have to be giving white a lot of things and already or it's all about at the end of the day isn't it the question is how big the bill is going to be because this is also going to be an uphill battle for investors suing the w. will courtney if headquarters involved in moves rather is examining whether the order giant should have told them sooner about the emissions cheating scandal but in opening comments the judge said most of

the other had a residence permit politicians are keen to avoid comparisons with the nearby city of kennett's where the death last month of a german man led to far right protests doesn't catch an extreme like maybe my supporters over the internets. of course we're aware of how far right groups operate on a national level and how they are able to react so quickly we will adapt our plans accordingly. more demonstrations are planned and kitchen police approached in reinforcements from across germany. the w correspondent robin from the marquis is in the town of curtin it's night he joins us now live good evening to you fabio and we heard just two weeks ago about these violent protests in the used german city of candidates but now we're talking about a very small town called curtin i mean what sort of place is. it's a small town twenty six thousand inhabitants quite beautiful little town here in the east of germany and when you would walk through the city in the morning you would think that's a very nice place a relaxed plays a peaceful place but then during the day we saw more and more right wing

as being fastest because he sees the continued escalation that we certainly saw in the streets of kennett'swhere we for the first time saw the far right party close ranks with picky eater and with extremist far rights groups many of whom were shouting pro hitler nazi slogans and also doing the salute so the argument really that is that they've come out of the closet that they can no longer argue that they really are on firm democratic territory here the if she protests and is accusing the other all other parties of having left the democratic corridor or is how the head of the parliamentary party group vital put it here today so it really depends on which side you look at it but also this is a debate that really goes to the core of the mood in germany versus what society has agreed on really what the fundamental values are of how you should do politics and now you should be able to voice your opinion on the streets of use chief political editor for us at the under star thank you well to parliamentary committees are due to grill the head of germany's domestic intelligence service. under press

has completely missed this chance to soar ahead in the polls because his party, like the tories, kennettmcdonald, the shadow chancellor, said this morning that he didn‘t think they would include a remain option if there we re include a remain option if there were a second referendum. this afternoon he was starkly contradict it by —— contradicted by his present secretary who said there will be a remain option. they cannot get their story straight at all. it was said, trying to sell a people‘s vote without a remain option would be likes selling a car without a reverse gear. nonsensical. it has to be an option. this issue of going back to the people is coming up with more frequency, i would say, there seems to be a what people calling for it. many resisting, saying it would be undemocratic. what is your feeling on this? ya got to be careful what you wish. if you have a second referendum, you might not like the results, will be go for a third? you might think it is a cynical line, but it is true. it has put the divide in society. what this says here is that very much in the corbyn is going t

weeks after he appeared to downplay violence against migrants during recent protests in the city of kennett's in a twist he has been promoted to a senior civil servant role in the interior ministry. officials in the gaza strip say two palestinians have been killed by israeli gunfire during a protest along the border town.