the flipper was something of a golden boy for the national front he was tossed to dragging the party into the mainstream making it seem more acceptable he tried to clean up its extreme image he tried to shift the focus away from issues like immigration and more on to things like soften c. and protectionism but one of the pen lost the election many in the party turned around and said it was his fault that he simply had the wrong strategy and that he had alienated the base supporters what will happen to the national front now remains to be seen by many though all wondering whether or not it will actually slide back to its more hold right origins and much more on the developments in france and everywhere else right here al-jazeera dot com. a quick recap of the stories making headlines now u.s. president donald trump has signed a new executive order ramping up sanctions on north korean firms the order specifically helps the u.s. to target people companies and banks financing and facilitating trade with and if it to pressure it to end its nuclear missile program but also praise china for

the base supporters what will happen to the national front now remains to be seen by many though all wondering whether or not it will actually slide back to its more halid right origins. of the top stories here on al-jazeera north korea's foreign minister says his country is considering a hydrogen bomb test in the pacific ocean it follows new sanctions imposed by u.s. president donald trump the european union and china are also stepping up measures against pyongyang over its nuclear program the prime minister of bangladesh has used her address at the u.n. general assembly to push. for the international community on the range a crisis shake a senior wants the u.n. to help establish safe zones of people who fled violence in myanmar rakhine state she says four hundred thirty thousand range of muslims have fled to her country since the military crackdown began last month. we are horrified to see that the million maurice already are laying mines along their stretch of the border to prevent the road from returning to me on march. these people must be able to return to their homeland in saf

only fifty a battle for power at the french far right national front party has turned ugly. one national t. v. vice president flowing outfit equal announced he's leaving the f. and. after being relieved of his responsibilities. armitage well they told me i was the vice president of nothing listen i don't enjoy being. she doing now so yes of course i'm leaving the national front party. filippo was accused of being disloyal after forming an association called late but here in may. mind a band had told him to choose between the association and the par. there was no love lost after he decided to leave. bishop walked into said issues often above while it was no surprise for me creeds i respect his decision. but i object to the way in which he justified it. and the accusations he made against us. concocts. meanwhile louis and you look fence partner and a senior f. and member posted this scathing message on twitter. the national front will finally get some peace with the departure of a sectarian arrogant and conceited extremist was trying to muzzle alright debates. thirty five year

that was something of a golden boy for the national front he was tossed with dragging the party into the mainstream making it seem more acceptable he tried to clean clean up its extreme image he tried to shift the focus away from issues like immigration and more on things like sovereignty and protectionism but one of the pen lost the election many in the party turned around and said it was his fault that he simply had the wrong strategy and that he had alienated the base supporters what will happen to the national front now remains to be seen by many though all wondering whether or not it will actually slide back to its more hall adroit origins plenty more news coming up for you on this news hour people in the philippines marking a chapter of the country's history. human rights violations happening today heritage in ruins after years of conflict syrians are trying to preserve their past but also find out traditional martial arts a fairing in the face of competition from m.m.a. mixed martial arts and spent some of that light. welcome back as we take a look at weather conditions across

the leader of france's far right national front has vowed to rebuild the party after its deputy quitthe loss of flowing all filled pot is a big blow to marine le pen whose party has suffered from bitter infighting phil part quit over policy differences after being demoted by le pen on wednesday night it was responsible for drafting the manifesto for this year's presidential election and was behind the proposal for france to leave the euro zone that has more from paris. well it's not been a good year for marine le pen five months ago she had a good chance of winning the presidential election but she lost and now the cracks are really starting to show in her national front party now there's always been a lot of infighting in the party but that's all become a lot more public since the resignation of le pen's right hand man. the flipper was something of a golden boy for the national front he was tossed to dragging the party into the mainstream making it seem more acceptable he tried to clean clean up its extreme image he tried to shift the focus away from issues like immigration and more

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together for their countries the vote was also called a symbol of european awakening by french national front leader. lots of reaction this of course within germany itself in berlin some are horrified that a nationalist party has entered parliament. that the fifty enters the bundestag with approximately thirteen percent is a catastrophe for us i hope we won't have a big coalition but rather that the c.s.u. the f.d.p. and the greens will come together reasonably and that the s.p.d. will come up with good arguments to the f.d.a. as opposition so that we weren't let them become stronger here in germany. it was clear that he would get into the going to start what is the realisation that such a radical force is in parliament and it's terrifying to know that these people most into longside other politicians we were completely horrified that the f.d.a. up to such a had percentage i think it's actually the germinal has gone down this path. you know the dismay of some with alternative for germany in the capital berlin was also evident around the country. thank you thank you i was i i thought i. was. o

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together for their countries the vote was also called a symbol of european awakening by french national front leader marine le pen. well the dismay of some with alternative for germany in the capital was also evident across the country i. i. one of the biggest rally sold people gather on side b. e f. g.'s headquarters with protesters shouting and t. nationalist slogans as its leaders celebrated the election results following the demonstrations for us. i. was yeah with. a little god. in these moments he told me very much. be. patient with me emails well yeah i'm not happy with immigration policy but he. was decision for less and i'm going to be in right to see. things on the t.v. they haven't got about being provocative and one should not. well. i. i. i i. was was. this whole lease that's just going to send a signal with the men saying these protesters that i found out tonight i was raving i can show you some of the fact that they still here are some pretty weird ones actually they have been calling the people upset not only. one thing that brings to mind when you see these very angry people i

walked out of the room the vote was also called a symbol of european awakening by the french national front leader as well the pain there was obviously on very closely the events here in neighboring germany of the last twenty four hours however some in berlin are horrified the nationalist party has entered parliament take a look at their. posts d.i.v. image that the h.d. enters the bundestag with approximately thirteen percent is a catastrophe for us i hope we won't have a big coalition but rather that the c.s.u. the f.d.p. and the greens will come together reasonably and that the s.p.d. will come up with good arguments to the f.d.a. as opposition so that we weren't let them become stronger here in germany clar gordon he was clearly a get into the going to struggle what is the realisation that such a radical force is in parliament and it's terrifying to know that these people most into longside other politicians and than we were completely horror point that the f.d.a. had its hand i think it's actually saying it was the germany has gone down this path. i can tell you at some points last nig

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would win but these are major developments and if you compare the amount of support that the national front received in its election this year versus when. pan ran fifteen years ago it doubled we have up in germany we have a fifty which went from not being in parliament four years ago. now being the third largest party we have breaks it we have russia. seizing territory by force for the first time on the european continent since world war two so there's all sorts of really negative developments happening on the european continent right now and i'm not sure which direction it's going to go all right times they are changing that's james kirchick joining us from washington he's with the brookings institute thanks for sharing your view on europe. well a shock announcement from saudi arabia the kingdom is finally lifting its ban on women driving saudi king soundman has issued a new decree officially ending the ban on women behind the wheel the saudi representative to the u.n. broke the news earlier today you may be interested to know that a few minutes ago arroyo decree has been issued in saudi

your father as i said that with similar types of movements just like this one just like with the national front in front of some supporters in the us with the quote regs it crowd the anti establishment wing makes them because they are actually egged on by protests like this they think they will give the reason to galvanize and kind of get together bonsa get the most wrong was sadly the sense i got was a med school case i suppose about how they feel about this. tonight now one of the all that teaches one of the week the scene of a celebration was over phone d's no less which said the first they ignore you then they lost you then they might see you that way now i get the feeling that in the a.s.d. camp they they probably think that they've gone from the loafing out to the fighting stage was. ahead this. point is that the number of people that have come out to protest against. that want to say things like it was not. i think about. the people who they are referring to as. have left the building. they have all been quietly a school kids out the back you'll say they are protesting now at an empty ve

watching the same thing over and over again like with the trunks of coaches in the us like with the national frontsupporters in front we're getting a similar immense have. now a lot of the state you care i had today saying that there is no play. but the way i see it but. that helps me but that is actually a reflection in a way because i feared that a.s.d. sapolsky if they didn't agree well in houston outside of the city that is where people might feel more economically disenfranchised more disconnected from the political elite and one more thing i want to show you as well is their protest is look at how young they are compared to the average a.s.t politician in that party where i was at the celebrations just a bit earlier on the average a.m.t. politician the average f.t. supporter at least a couple of generations old and this looks like it's a crowd of those soldiers of political creed but they have the knowing to against what they see is now sort of the collective enemy effectively and as this happens out there was and is a party taking place inside i was in there just to see very much to go taki

two the rights both the opposition likud account party and the national front believe the law actually doesn't go far enough. all of these views will be forcefully debated in parliament in the next few weeks. that you of what it was sai. that is a one man's trash is another man's treasure well for team of french cyclists in not so that trash is biodegradable and the treasure. is composting you company is on a mission to reduce organic waste at restaurants and an initiative i could see them win a priz. the united. because it's not guilty doesn't mind tossing these vegetables in the band. because they're sorted as organic waste. from peeling set excels two fruit and vegetables stones everything is biodegradable. yeah found mark no one was doing this before resort plastic resort glass we sort paper. whiteout sort organic waste shit. the initiative was launched in twenty fifteen by leslie secretly. a non profit from nonce in western france. four days every week fertile tv who and her team cycle to the city's restaurants. collecting up to one point five tons of organic waste per month. sele

their countries the vote was also called a symbol of the european awakening while the french national front leader marine the plan of course looking on very closely as well over the fronts of what was going to happen because there are a lot of hours in the french election of course covered however some in berlin are horrified that another student karzai has entered parliament. but the image that the city enters the bundestag with approximately thirteen percent is a catastrophe for us i hope we won't have a big coalition but rather that the c.s.u. the s.d.p. and the greens will come together reasonably and that the s.p.d. will come up with good arguments to the f.d.a. is our position so that we weren't let them become stronger here in germany clarke avoidant he was clearly if he would get into the going to struggle what is the realisation that such a radical force is in parliament and it's terrifying to know that these people most into longside other politicians than we were completely horrified at the end up to such a have percentage who think it's actually the germany has gone down this pa

other national leaders like marine le pen of the national front in france congratulate the f.t. and say listen you know we've kind of performed the same way during our elections and there are other plenty of other countries in the e.u. where we're seeing similar movements so you know we're not going anywhere it is important to point out though that merkel as an individual leader has pretty high approval ratings you know her party that's not exactly not exactly her and also another thing that that happened that was interesting was one of the original leaders of the f.t. announced on monday that she's going to take a role as a member of parliament but she's going to be independent and she's not going to be associated ended and it was over the surprise no one really knows why but you know overall they're they're still happy with the results they're all making it as a loss before we go drawing voters the refugee crisis the economy bailing out other countries i'm assuming yeah so when they started i mean mind you there are only four years old they start in two thousand and thirteen a

and the leader of the far right french national front has vowed to rebuild the party after its deputy quit. says the party will continue despite the loss of. he quit on thursday of a policy differences to put pushed for hard line against the european union during the c.s. presidential election the pen says she will continue campaigning however against the e.u. . now china has unveiled the world's fastest bullet train before xing it will travel it up to three hundred fifty kilometers an hour and thirty minutes off the journey time from beijing to shanghai there are concerns about the cost of china's high speed rail ambitions as agent brown reports. china's high speed rail ways are a potent symbol of its economy today the network has more than twenty thousand kilometers of track the largest in the world and it's all happened in less than a decade the link between beijing and shanghai is one of the busiest experts say the new service is about more than just the lure of speed or hunger for. the purpose of raising the speed is merely symbolic that drinking a run at a speed of three hundred

relationship breaks down to become a casualty is debt a life long trip or is there a way out of those national front of it or no right to judge a bill from so much for a few more. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the famous. we can all middle of the room sick. from shows little faith in new u.n. sanctions against north korea and warns of tough first step should the country fail to abandon its nuclear ambitions. are not a big deal those sanctions are nothing compared to what ultimately will have to happen. the road to rock our new on t.v. documentary tells the stories of those fighting to drive islamic state from one of its last syrian strongholds. and in a new development the world anti-doping agency confirms the accuracy of a leaked document that shows ninety five and ninety six russian athletes have been cleared of any wrongdoing.

will create jobs but unions say they will erode workers' rights the leader france's far right national front has vowed to rebuild the party after its deputy quit the loss of floor is a blow to marion le pen whose party has suffered from infighting quits over policy differences after being demoted violet and on wednesday night he was responsible for drafting the manifesto for this year's presidential election and was behind the puzzle for france to leave the e.u. the polish government is demanding that germany pay as much as a trillion dollars in compensation for the not seen vacation during world war two the reports from such and on the polish german border. driving across the border from germany into poland is to follow the route the german tanks took in nine hundred thirty nine if anywhere has a right to feel bitter it is set in where thousands of poles were enslaved into forced labor the museum exhibits the wholesale destruction of the occupation and later british bombing of the city poland's ruling law and justice party has neither forgotten nor forgiven the germans for hitler or the wee

relationship breaks down you become a casualty is debt a life long trap or is there a way out of those national front of it or no right to ditch a bill for more a few more. russian submarine strike i still target. around the syrian city of did his moscow continues to support government forces in its campaign to liberate the country from terrorists also in neighboring iraq claims responsibility for two terror attacks that have left at least fifty people dead. and hillary clinton opens up on her election defeat in her new book outlining who and what she thinks cost to the chance to be america's first female president.

to hold the referendum anyway and now some news from france where the leader of the far right national front party has vowed to rebuild the party after its deputy quit the loss of florian filippo is a big blow to marine le pen whose party has suffered from infighting philippo quit over policy differences after being demoted by le pen on wednesday night it was responsible for drafting the manifesto for this year's presidential election was behind the proposal for france to leave the eurozone. now china has relaunched the world's fastest train which runs at three hundred fifty kilometers per hour that means a journey of over twelve hundred kilometers from beijing to shanghai can be done in just under four and a half hours in the world there are twenty two countries that operate similar high speed trains japan launched the original bullet train in one thousand nine hundred sixty four it's showing council network operates at maximum speeds of two hundred forty to three hundred twenty kilometers per hour and links major cities in the islands of honshu and q shu british rail which launched its own

russia was a and massive financial supporter of the national front in france which among other things promised to break france out of the european union along the same lines as brexit. if you follow them individually looks complicated, russia volved in one way or another. in all these different country eelections all over the world sometimes seem left wing or right wing or just strangely interested. but there they are in the u.k., france, spain, middle east and united states and disparate places. looks complicated as individual stories but step back and simple as can be. russia is busy making itself as big as possible, including taking over parts of neighboring countries while simultaneously supporting movements all over the globe to make other places divided as small as possible. we're getting big, why don't you fight amongst yourselves while don't you all split into million pieces like we have. i have reason to believe that russia doesn't watch this tv show. so experiment. let's create a fake secessionist movement in the united states, create it. for any reason, just because they'd

is he this transformational hinge in american history about the appeal of particularly white nationalism frontnd center or relegated to a kind of footnote? >> i don't know, i hope it's the latter t. arguments of the former though is, in fact, as much as i say trump is different. he actually is the culmination of a certain path that the republican party chose from nixon on. and particularly chosen how it interacted with obama ever a the last six years, that says he has actual roots in something. this is not a military hunta. this says something about the people that casts the votes. >> that argues for something more. listen, my great fear is that someone more confident, someone who better understands washington, will look at trump and physical out and say, oh, this is what i got to do. this is what i can get away with. you know, that i think is the great a really scary thing that can come out of this. >> so i want to talk about the sort of the cause of the trump win in sort of relationship to your article. >> right. >> because i think one of the things you talk about in the article. you have so

with the likes of marine le pen in france, the front national.for deutschland, one of the leaders left and decided she wa nted the leaders left and decided she wanted to go another way. perhaps harder to the right of the party. the latter bit of a crossroads right 110w. the latter bit of a crossroads right now. people in berlin were happy... now. people in berlin were this party started off with nothing to do with islam and asylum. it was about the economy. it was post—grease that this party formed to say, we want to have a better europe, one germany is costly bailing out. —— constantly. it seems that angela merkel has slipped in the migration crisis but she has improved there. we will see what happens with this party. the front national saw 11 million voters. 5% year would see the afd with a million voters. and we'll be bringing you a special programme live from berlin as the polls close — including reaction to the first exit polls here on the bbc news channel. make sure you tune in. that's from 5pm to 6.55pm this evening. that is in under an ho

seats in the european parliament where it sits alongside other far right groups like france's national front now they were stablished political players years before the f.d.a. rose to prominence by the breakthrough for germany's far right. its triumph a signal for the continent rightwing populism is a life and well in europe. this is any of. this is a warning shot for german politics the people want something different to use they do not accept merkel's migration policy the way that she wants it to dr. indeed since more than two decades the right wing populist parties are on the rise and the european union boosted by a serious of economic crises they have entered the parliament of twenty member states. the anti immigration and tice anti europe all across the continent populists are harnessing fears and anger of discontented voters. earlier this year a third of french voters wanted her pen leader of the far right for the tsunami to be their new president and with less than one month until the elections austria's the nationalist freedom party is currently polling at twenty five percent. and sa

in france, the far right leader marine le pen has said she will rebuild the national front after her own faction, the patriots after she was defeated. the canadian opposition mp has apologised after referring to the environment minister as climate barbie. the made the comment on twitter, during an exchange on a report over global warming. the deleted the tweet then apologised for using the world barbie, and said it was not reflective of the role that the minister played. it is 2017. that was canada. this is the story about a search for the dragon. we speak to sir david attenborough about the wonders of the natural world. ryanair is planning to make pilots change holidays, already after the cancellation of 2000 flights. the cheese cheese underfire for under fire for thousands of cancelled flights, the boss of ryanair was not feeling very patient today. he is making pilots delay some leave to avoid cutting yet more flights. extra money in it for them. but also evidence that some could co nve rse but also evidence that some could converse down. rya nair but also evidence that some could

slowed but the issue remains bitterly divisive among the members of the european union the nations on the front line that's mainly italy and greece are still desperately calling for migrants to be resettled elsewhere in the e.u. but some other member states have bluntly refused now the e.u. commission has come up with some recommendations to address those issues let's take a look now the e.u. commission wants to let fifty thousand refugees come legally to europe it's allowing border controls inside the schengen area to continue for a maximum of three years and it wants to send home economic migrants there migrants just looking for a better paid job let's listen to europe migration commissioner at the briefing in brussels with more than sixty five million displaced that around the world. we're going to stop showing solidarity so what's this desperate people and the country is hosting. this is why we are proposing to support a further fifty thousand resettlement places with it billion. and i really count on member states to make shoes let. us is standing by for us in brussels where he just came o

games of its own could these rehearsals ever translate into a good thing and how would the nations in the front line respond if they date journalist eric campbell has been to the baltic state of us tonio to find out. it looks like something out of a fairy tale and its characters a desperate to live happily ever after. the patient is not so far away the moment it's far away for all it's into pint sized a stone has shaken off dictatorship and builds a high tech economy that's the envy of the world. to its old enemy in the east is rising again and the study is gearing up to fight. taking on the russian ban means more than boots on the ground a stony a is pushing cyber defense to the very limits. we have to be prepared and we have to react. as they say if you don't want to war prepare for war. every spring when the weather warms up a study is invited. in the capital telling its tourists jostling for space in europe's hot new destination a mix of many evil splendor and historical kitsch. to see. the two halves drive away in the forest there's a more aggressive fight for territory. these unnamed annu

what he did was really confronting the national front and by pushing against her in the second round which had never happened before and by really demonstrating that she was mistaken, going .5. and by also putting forward a very positive pro- european message, once again of european price that nobody had done before and that seems to have worked.. he wants to replicate that so he seems to be doing that on the moment at the european stage.astic, it's fantastic, it's very impressive, he is very charismatic but i think there is a risk there and it's a risk that i call the obama trap. that is believing that because your election was sot symbolic, because it was so strong and so powerful that your words will really be meaningful to other people and that you will, by your own charisma have people follow you in the direction you want to go. he did this several great speeches in europe and you can see already there is aea risk of wishful thinking and exactly like obama during his speech in 2009, putting forward a very ambitious plan for europe but not necessarily having the people responding

adjusted policies when it made sense, the people around him are the best i have seen on the national security frontr the president to hear. mr bannon‘s view is shared by many americans. ijust think, in the end, america is destined to lead the world. when we're not around, things usually go bad. now, here's the goal. for me to understand what got him elected and for him to understand my concerns about his agenda. one example. he cut the state department's budget by 29% and increased the military dramatically. i told him, mr president, there is no more hawkish guy on capitol hill than lindsey graham. i'm glad you increase the military budget but if you take diplomacy and developmental aid and foreign assistance off the table, soft power. we can't defend america through military might alone. we have to build up the lives of others to beat the terrorists, not just kill terrorists. and that's the conflict i have with him. does he understand the limits of military power? does he understand the value of soft power? the power of building up people's economies. a schoolhouse for a poor young girl would do m