phil: matteo salvinini, let's prpresume thisis is about h him. what does he wanant that he c't achieve within this coalition? >> there have been many problems between the coalition partners. starting from the beginning, they had to agree on a a coalitn contract to try to govern togegether. one program was a famous flat tax, trying to level the tax system so that taxes would be on the same level andnd reduced for eveverybody. the fifive-star movement has ner really beeeen in favor of that. that was one of the main points. phil: thank you. we will take a look at some of the other stories. officials in myanmar say a landslide caused by heavyvy monsoonal rains has killed at least 13 people and injured dozens more. the floods have forced tens of thousands to fleeee their homes. a former nuclear plant in the west of germany has been demolished a after b being out f use e for more than 30 years. germany plans to abandon nuclear power because of safety concerns compounded by the fukushima disaster in 2011. dozens of women have been protesting in the dutc

should provide greater clarity, but t the president of the republic is not oblbliged to fal in on salvinini's requesests, ae could see if there is a possibility of any coalitionon emerging i in parliament. it's likely the government will fall and there will be elections in the autumn. brent: what would be the most probable outcome if elections wereeld? would we see a an even bitter -- bigger victory for p populist? >> i think w we will. i ththink salvini is counting on doing extremelely well. he has been dominating the political scene in italy now, as long as this government has been in power. i think she will turn his popularity into more votes. it's possible he will form a government on his own without any other ally. i think he will do very well, but of course, no one knonows fr surere how these t things turn , and there could be problems. there could be people unhappy and worrying over the prospect of such a dominant figure emerging as the prime minister of italy. brent: we wait to find out if italy is headed for new elections. thank you. india's prime minister has proclaimed what he call

matteo salvinini, on thehe other hand, has a a different p plan. he wanants new electioions, sosomething heas been rorooting for l l along. he i is quite popular at the moment. he's pulling at 37%. but between now and the earliest election date, which would be in octotober, a lot t to change, ad the president is doing his best to find a solution as soon as possible, possibly even tomorrow. sumi: staying in italy for the continuing saga of the migrant rescue ship open arms. f eu statesive-- five eu states have agreed to take in dozens of refugees. for weeks italy had been refusing to allow the ship to dock. late on tuesday, and assigned prosecutor ordered the boat bbc's and the migrants to be brought on short. reporter: shortly before midnight, the rescue ship open arms was allowed to dock. many of the 83 migrants had been on board for nearly three weeks. if sympathizers welcome to them at the harbor and celebrate - these sympathizers welcome to them at the harbor and celebrate their lenny. the rescue ship had been anchored a few hundred meters off