or people who work even in the ministry of interior ministry women in sudan they are. also other people who is also don't have to do is also political also part of it is 100 percent successful destroyed today's with the right what's your feeling about how determined people law this is it has been taking place for over a month now and of course the general strike is in the next 48 hours is radio about upping the ante and putting pressure on the military that doesn't appear to want to lift. off its reins on the power but what i wanted to know from is how determent do you get the sense that people law is this something that they're willing to continue doing for months to come i think so because. it is a very people after the city years of went in for dictatorship the good to get away they get a chance to somehow to demand their signature you know that's why i think it is the people i talk to them they seize on this is our chance and we have to take it you know what i mean don't give up. you can seize at this passion if you know when i was in sudan is also ramadan people ar

positions it's not just the vice chancellor ship we're talking about it's not just the interior ministry also the ministry of foreign affairs the ministry of health the ministry of defense amongst all of these crucial positions now no longer have anybody in them this big scandal comes just days before major european parliamentary elections take place and if you look at those who oppose the freedom party and others in europe well they've been making well and they've been making great gains with this as they go to their electorate we heard angle a merkel the german chancellor speak at a campaign rally in zagreb in croatia and which see she said look at this see what this shows it shows you can't trust the populace to chose you can't trust the right wing you can't work with them and they will ultimately let you down we haven't to deal with populist movements that in many areas a contemptuous of this found us who want to destroy the europe now what we are expecting is out of the $751.00 seats that are available in the european parliament for parties that describe themselves as being on the right of the political

the interior minister both of whom have either stepped down from their own volition or were expecting he will be told to step down a little later talking about the foreign ministry the health ministry the fence ministry all of these posts now have nobody filling them as it were what we have heard from the court says he was never going to work with the freedom party after the scandal broke he's called for fresh elections snap elections really and they're going to have to come quite quickly because if we look to the opposition in austria the social democrats of austria they're saying everybody should go including sebastien courts and that actually an interim government should take over until there can be fresh elections it's getting that serious in austria we're talking about those type of lens being taken we are just days out from big european parliamentary elections and parties who are campaigning at the moment are certainly using this scandal in austria to say well in particular in angola merkel's words that she was campaigning in zagreb in croatia she said look at this it shows you can't trust the populist you can't work with them and they'll only let you down. we haven't to deal

interior ministries. the group says both are involved in obstruction of jujustice, because the government failed do repatriate suspected german i.s. terrorists, even though the kurdish autonomous administration has offered to repatriate them. >> the german justice ministryas not rereceived s such a compmplaint. various investigations are underway, and there are a total of 22 outstanding arrest warrants for people currently detained in syria. reporter: the yazidi women's council believes that german i.s. fighters were also involved in war crimes against yazidis. they say 74 german i.s. supporters are still being held in northern syria. sumi: you're watching "dw news." to come, she was elected mayor of a turkish city with more than 50% of the vote. but this kurdish politician has been prevented from taking office. and she is not the only opposition person in turkey to be kept out of power. but first, a rift appears to be growing between german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel macron over who should become the eu's next commission president. chancellor merkel backs the process of giving the top job to the lead candidate of the biggest party in the european parliament. that would be the head of the center-right european people's party,