promised in the european election campaign i promised stability and you vote for your vote for any p.p.p. party on european level you will get found on the a group who is ready to create stability and having this in mind i see a few let me say steps ahead of us one element is that i want to clarify that for the for the european peoples party there is no chance for any corporation no will no readiness for any corporation with extremists from the rest and from bullets from the right i said this during the campaign several times for us i can really say there will be no cooperation with any party who don't believe in the european spirit in the future. project of the european union a 2nd element for this stability is that we want to invite to talk now about the content about the men date for the next 5 years what people have told us during the campaign must now be included in the men date for the future approach it of the european union for the next 5 years on european level for us it's also clear that the stick to the idea of. there would be no support for any other candidate then a candidate who p

party. and they've seen. the green success replicated across europe of course there are also the far right groupings then perhaps the p.p.p. which is the center right party might decide to join with some of the far right party so we don't really know yet but we do know is that. that had always dominated the parliament seems now to have been broken the other good news i think if you want to see the parliament is of representative member part of the european union is that turnout within the e.u. had actually increased another looking at 51 percent the great irony was always that it's the one time that europeans can democratically elect directly elect their european institutions are usually turnout was very low but the reality is that we still don't know exactly what shape the parliament will take but we will see a change from the decades of dominance of the center right and center left coalition well italian interior minister has welcomed what he called the new european renascence as he celebrated his far right parties success in the polls. not only is the league the 1st. but also is the 1st. is the 1st in the u.k. therefor

party. and they've seen. the green success for educated across europe of course there are also the far right groupings and perhaps the p.p.p. which is the center right party might decide to join with some of the far right party so we don't really know yet but we do know is that you walked fully that it always dominated the parliament seems now to have been broken other good news i think if you want to see the parliament as of representative member part of the european union is that turnout within the e.u. had actually increased another looking at 51 percent the great irony was always that it's the one time the europeans can democratically elect directly elect a european institution but usually turnout was very low but the reality is that we still don't know exactly what shape the parliament will take but we will see a change from the decades of dominance of the center right and center left coalition. the italian interior minister. also the deputy prime minister has welcomed what he called a new european renascence as he celebrated his league party his success in the polls have been debated has more from rome. it's been the

party. and we've seen that we see this in the green success replicated across europe of course there are also the far right groupings and perhaps the p.p.p. which is the center right party might decide to join with some of the far right party so we don't really know yet but we do know is that you walked fully that it always dominated the parliament seems now to have been broken other good news i think if you want to see the parliament as of representative member part of the european union is that turnout within the e.u. had actually increased another looking at 51 percent the great irony was always that it's the one time that europeans can democratically elected directly elect a european institution we usually turnout was very low but the reality is that we still don't know exactly what shape the parliament will take but we will see a change from the decades of dominance of the center right and center left coalition. in the u.k. nigel farage is new bracks it passes in the leader voters express their frustration over the deadlock on how to leave the european union ferrars says his past his success is a massive message for the conservative

democrats and the conservative european peoples party continue to work together so it would be thinkable for example that the social democrats and the p.p.p. so the conservatives would work together with the liberals which is. call the french president has his fingers in that and that would probably be enough but also you could think about a coalition with the greens or maybe even 4 factions so to cut it short the kingmakers here would be either the liberals or the greens and that puts and that's why i mentioned that earlier in money with my call the french president in a pretty solid position of power when it comes to choosing the commission president back speaking of the greens there one of the big stories to emerge from this election they surged out here in germany they did a lot of support especially among young voters how is that going to change the e.u. . we talked to a lot of people about about that and it's clear that climate change has emerged as one of the most important topics of these european elections have said here at this very spot today that maybe it became even the most important topic that of course was a good good news

democrats and the conservative european peoples party continue to work together so it would be thinkable for example that the social democrats and the p.p.p so the conservatives would work together with the liberals which is. called the french president has its fingers in that and that would probably be enough but also you could think about a coalition with the greens or maybe even for factions so to cut it short the kingmakers here would be either the liberals or the greens and that puts and that's why i mentioned that earlier in my room i called the french president in a pretty solid position of power when it comes to choosing the commission president back speaking of the greens there one of the big stories to emerge from this election they surged to here in germany they did a lot of support especially among young voters how is that going to change the e.u. . we talked to a lot of people about about that and it's clear that climate change has emerged as one of the most important topics of these european elections some have said here at this very spot today that maybe it became even the most important topic that of course was a good good

that the bigger political groups have to reach across party lines to the smaller parties the greens the liberals what p.p.p chief says though is that he will not be making any deals with the far right he says anyone who doesn't share in the european spirit will not be dealing with us so he's trying to warn the far right and euro skeptics in advance that they will not be the king makers in the new european parliament the big centrist party is no longer command a majority in the european parliament for the 1st time in 40 years will that change how europe operates. well yes mathematically it's no longer possible to do business as usual in the european parliament there's not going to be any question that the negotiations are going to be messier with the 2 big political groups having to reach across party lines there are going to have to be compromises on policies and that's something that the public wants this higher than than usual turnout of reversing apathy that they'd seen for decades means that people are not happy with the status quo so this is simply going to be more reflective of what the public wants