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oh and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now right wing populist are setting the agenda in many european countries there and see migration and see islam and.

oh and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now right wing populist are setting the agenda in many european countries there and see migration and see islam.

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♪ peter: hello and a very warm welcome indeed to "focus on europe" with me, peter craven.nd we go first to one of the eu's smaller countries, slovakia, where the government is on the brink of collapse amid a crisis triggered by the killing of a young journalist. there have been huge demonstrations to protest the murder of 27-year-old jan kuciak and his girlfriend. the rallies are reported to be the biggest in the country since the velvet revolution back in 1989. at the time of his killing, kuciak had been investigating the corruption that is rife in slovakia and specifically links between leading politicians and an italian mafia group. the murder has left other journalists, like zuzana petkova, a friend and colleague of jan kuciak, living in fear as they continue to probe the corruption that appears to go right to the top. >> this luxury apartment complex in bratislava is the product of a massive fraud. zuzana petkova is one of the journalists who exposed it. this also happens to be the address of prime minister robert fico who has since resigned. petkova discovered that h

♪ peter: hello, and a very warm welcome indeed to fokus on europe with me, peter craven.nd today we begin in hungary, where people are due shortly to vote in a general election. polls indicate that the far-right prime minister viktor orban will win another sizeable majority in parliament. during the election campaign, orban presented himself and his fidesz party as the guardians of the hungarian people. at large rallies, the prime minister warned against what he calls the islamization of europe and promised to keep migrants out of the country. that's why hungary has closed down the so-called balkan route by building a fence along its border with serbia. there used to be hundreds of thousands of people hoping to cross the border and make their way through hungary to countries like germany. now though some 4000 migrants, men, women and children, are still stranded on the border, including payman and fahrid. reporter: this make-shift refugee camp on the serbian-hungarian border used to be full of people. now, it is deserted. the drastic steps taken by the hungarian governmen

oh and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now right wing populist are setting the agenda in many european countries they're anti migration anti islam and anti you one of their leaders is viktor orbán the garion prime minister has been on the campaign trail for parliamentary elections but he's faced more resistance than expected from an opposition that wants to keep hungary in the european union and the thick uses all band of corruption nepotism and abuse of office. but one thing is certain hungary is a bitterly divided society and to find out just how divided our reporter paul taught sect visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there and the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is key because on the hungary and serbian border. mayor robert manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don't

o n a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now right wing populist are setting the agenda in many european countries there and see migration and see islam and and see you one of the leaders is viktor orbán the garion prime minister has been on the campaign trail for parliamentary elections but he's faced more resistance than expected from an opposition that wants to keep hungary in the european union and that accuses all band of corruption nepotism and abuse of office . but one thing is certain hungary is a bitterly divided society and to find out just how divided our reporter paul taught sec visited the controversial fence along the country's southern border with serbia including two small hungary and villages located there are the two communities are only thirty kilometers away from each other but as we find out now they're worlds apart. barbed wire as far as the eye can see this is cool because i'm on the hungary and the serbian border mayor robot manara wants to show us how the so-called anti migrant fence has affected his community but the border police don

a low and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and today we begin in hungary where people are due shortly to vote in a general election polls indicate that the far right prime minister viktor orban will win another sizeable majority in parliament during the election campaign or been presented himself and his feet as party as the guardians of the hungary and people closer sagaing caught. at large rallies the prime minister warned against what he calls the islamization of europe and promised to keep migrants out of the country and that's why hungary has closed down the so-called balkan route by building a fence along its border with serbia they used to be hundreds of thousands of people hoping to cross the border and make their way through hungary to countries like germany now though some four thousand migrants men women and children are still stranded on the border including time on and far right. this makeshift refugee camp on the serbian hungary and border used to be full of people now it's deserted the drastic steps taken by the government to deter the refug

meeting between angela merkel and donald trump is something that also keeps a rita and my colleague peter craven busy that's right monica thank you very much and credit we want the issues that german chancellor angela merkel will be discussing with donald trump during her visit to washington the two leaders also expected to talk about the iran nuclear deal with germany supports and donald trump has threatened to scrap the saving the iran deal was also high on the agenda of french president in modern the crawl has just completed his own three day visit to washington mcroy used his speech to a joint session of congress to urge the u.s. to stick to the iran nuclear deal even if it did not address all concerns. now with me i'm pleased to welcome our political correspondent and colleague peter cave in to welcome peter lovely to see you in the studio here in richmond you know it when we talk when mccraw and mack and who has a better relationship with donald trump other any clues in the body language course there are plenty of this interference go through well i never got in there everybody in washingt