challenges that social democracy facing now in germany are also challenges that other parties around europe face and that's something that we clearly saw here today by the way social democratic parties are facing a very important question namely what they stand for some of the voters that traditionally voted for the social democratic parties have now gone elsewhere so the challenges are not his house are also challenges that all the parties share right thomas spyro political correspondent at the s.p.d. conference in these biden good to talk to. so well now and adornment and later cruz and look who wins in the bundesliga on saturday with the hosts looking to bounce back from last weekend's loss to archrivals shaka but they are because they have been in blistering formulate and would gunning for their third win in a row so a fierce clash in prospect as both sides had the sights on third place. michael rushmore the armbands and mario gets a started as duma went into this fight but the place. the hosts were dominant from the stops only a shot reaction from amazon as john stopped it in sunshine from putting them in front of. just a minute later though essential to grab his first

challenges that social democracy facing in germany are also challenges that other parties around europe face and that's something that we clearly saw here today by the way the social democratic parties are facing a very important question namely what they stand for some of the voters that traditionally voted for the social democratic parties have now gone elsewhere so the challenge is that knowledge are also challenges that all the parties share right thomas spyro political correspondent at the s.p.d. conference in these biden good to talk to. in the disney guest sunday's match so i spoke take all three points against strugglers minds michel yannick record it put out front shortly before half time and alfred finn bogus and made it to nail in the ninetieth minute to guarantee the home side all three points have now secured their survival but might still remain in danger of relegation. well the wind is legal witness a spectacular tie yesterday between abhi light seek and hoffenheim both teams that still have qualification for european competition next season firmly within their sights and in their last encounter leipsic suffered its biggest blunders they get a feat today the r

challenges that social democracy facing now in germany are also challenges that other parties around europe face and that's something that we clearly saw here today by the way social democratic parties are facing a very important question namely what they stand for some of the voters that traditionally voted for the social democratic parties have now gone elsewhere so the challenge is that knowledge cars are also challenges that all the parties share right thomas spyro political correspondent at the s.p.d. conference in these biden good to talk to. and his roots now in sunday's late game assad was cologne scored in late goal to hold second place shall go to a draw shaka had a two one lead for almost a now about then muscle of this a banged in a spectacular free kick from long range on fortune if a cologne the one point doesn't help them much in their battle to beat the draw. well don't want to live in the uk who wins on saturday with the hosts looking to bounce back from last weekend's loss to rival shaka but leverkusen have been in blistering form lately were gunning for their third win in a row so a fierce clash in prospect is both sides had their sights on the place. mich

challenges that social democracy facing in germany are also challenges that other parties around europe face and that's something that we clearly saw here today by the way the social democratic parties are facing a very important question namely what they stand for some of the voters not traditionally voted for the social democratic parties have now gone elsewhere so the challenges are not as house are also challenges that all the parties share right thomas spyro political correspondent at the s.p.d. conference in these biden good to talk to. the wind as we go witnessed a spectacular tie yesterday between abhi leipsic and hoffenheim both teams still have qualification for european competition next season if only within their sights not in their last encounter leipsic suffered its biggest win is legal defeat to date and embarrassing for nil defeat and as it turned out there was more of the say in this encounter. so goes the fight hoffenheim to within touching distance of the champions league places so it was no surprise to see the by loney in the thick of the action once again he started the move which ended in march stopping the visitors into a fourteenth minute leet each le

less will probably try first and foremost to make a clear profile of what it means to be a social democratic party that's a problem that we see not only in germany but also know that parts of europe voters do not have a sense that the party that the parties have a clear line that's something that basically has changed because before they did have a clear line the working class party for example is how they defined it but many of the traditional voters of the social demo. you know the parties as well have gone to other parties for example some of the populist parties so her particular role will be to try and make sure that profile of the social democrats is defined and is also developed and thomas the candidate running against nihilists today seem on longer she's part of the speech left wing a wing that was firmly against joining chancellor merkel's coalition government how is knowledges going to unite what is clearly a deeply divided party at the moment. it is it is indeed deeply divided on the fact that simona is also a candidate simply shows that but on the knowledge will have to try and bring t

now germany's center left social democratic party has elected a woman as leader for the first time in its one hundred fifty five history and they are not as was elected a short while ago to special conference in the western city of. she won sixty six percent of the vote greetings and want to learn or the man of the city or friends work forty seven year old not his face is a huge task in reviving her policies when dealing fortunes the s.p.d. at its worst election result last september. and that s.p.d. party conference for us is all political correspondent thomas sparrow good to see thomas now not as is the first woman to lead the s.p.d. how significant is that oh it is very significant and i just think about this this is the party described as the oldest party in germany now led by probably one of the most difficult moments in the party's recent history now in germany for all of the parties arrive a lead a code led by women so it's certainly incredibly important but it will all obviously also come down to what she manages to achieve here at the s.p.d. because the s.p.d. is facing a ver

well as their religion to get the thoughts from the board in austria he's from the austrian social democratic party hey what do you think about that you surprised to hear this sort of rhetoric from a problem conservative politician that's leading germany these days no i'm not really surprised because you know this is not now. all right we. but this in europe they think they have only one topic to deal with is always talking about islam of the muslims talking of the refugees and fortunately islam sounds so the one year make clear something like that then you are sure that the media will bring your statements your electorate will appreciate these talks and on the other side then you can really do a lot of other stupid decisions and. combating the socialist state are making a lot of other decisions and the media and the people will not be concentrated on such musicians just focusing on the things and wrongs of any. anti immigrant sentiment this foreign and anti foreign a sentiment and you think it in these countries look or sound in hungary of late. yeah that's that's that's the point i'm going to he

moment longer is running against parliamentary party leader andrea dollis to lead the german social democratic party the s.p.d. we want to learn more about her morning and first officer welcome to the interview ms lagat. interview for long yeah thank you we're going to welcome feeling about what does andrea and alice think about you competing with her for votes one that's why isn't it i don't know because neither let's know the s.p.d. national party executive have come into. that's in one has there at least been some contact and was i've heard nothing from the party executive and i only had brief contact with andrea not as she asked me if we could meet for coffee at some point i said yes but unfortunately she doesn't have time now. so you actually haven't even met her that's not exactly eye level does that bother you a bit. and the traditional place does yes of course that bothers me i believe that the s.p.d. could handle things much more confident they are can be several candidates for the top jobs after all leadership is the highest s.p.d. position in germany and i think it would benefit the s.p.d

germany a center left social democratic party has elected a woman as leader for the first time and it'sone hundred fifty five year history and then alice was elected a short while ago at a special conference in the western city of these spotted but she faces a huge task in reviving her party's dwindling fortunes the s.p.d. the country's oldest party and traditionally one of its biggest had its worst ever election results last september. the mccord under the. loose has become the new chairwoman of the s.p.d. with a total of sixty six point three percent of puts and. she was likely hoping for a better result on today and i was gonna just two thirds of the vote the second worst result for any incoming s.p.d. leader since world war two. but the outcome is nevertheless a milestone for women in the s.p.d. hoping to reach the party's highest rank. growing kenya many people know the glass ceiling that women are always faced with today at this party conference we've broken the glass ceiling within the s.p.d. party and it will stay this way ladies and gentlemen. leave again no say no and go no it

germany's center left social democratic party has elected a woman as leader for the first time and its one hundred fifty five year history and ran alice was elected earlier at a spot in one of its biggest had its worst post-war election result last september . the mccord under the. loose has become the new chairwoman of the s.p.d. with a total of sixty six point three percent of votes put said. she was likely hoping for a better result on today and now is gonna just two thirds of the vote the second worst result for any incoming s.p.d. leader since world war two. but the outcome is nevertheless a milestone for women in the s.p.d. hoping to reach the party's highest rank. i feel if no one can and yet many people know the glass ceiling that women are always faced with today at this party conference we've broken the glass ceiling within the s.p.d. party and it will stay this way ladies and gentlemen on. leave again or sanogo us this. not only says she wants to reinvent the party she's promising to encourage more firmly on the principles of social solidarity but many within the party say o

and will eat into the budget now we're due to hear from the finance minister who is from the social democrat party and about the potential way ahead in terms of atmosphere a very professional atmosphere upbeat particularly from the new ministers but with talk of you then says of course continuing particularly from interior minister who has regional elections coming up for his use you pati this autumn michel it after following those talks outside of berlin first right thanks very much this is the reader's live from berlin more on these and other stories that are website e.w. dot com for now though for me brian thomas of the entire news team thanks so much for being with us to. make your small t.v. even smarter with the w. bush machine. what you want when you want it. up to date. extraordinary. you decide what's on. find out that w. john moore.

profile is of their party and what the party stands for not only now but also in the next few years the picture you're painting thomas of course plies the social democrats across europe parties that have been losing support in you know dozens of percent as it were how is this what's her recipe going to be to revive the fortunes of social democracy both in germany and perhaps also in europe. it's important christopher to stress precisely that this is not a crisis only of the s.p.d. here in germany social democracy in most countries in europe has also suffered and it has to do precisely with the fact that many simply don't know what those parties stand for and that analysts will have two goals on the one hand obviously try to to bridge that divide between the different groups here between those who are vehemently against the party joining another grand coalition those who on the other hand believe that that was the way forward and on the other hand over to trying to present to the broader public in germany and in europe what the party wants for the next few years when it comes to for example germany's role in the world of social justice here in germany of

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to the socialist german student league formally the student wing of the social democratic party seemed to be the perfect instrument for this. or that he rose quickly to the league's ranks but many long established members thought he was too radical. his nickname was put upon the word push meaning to. beat. it's often difficult to reconcile the demands are studying with being politically and socially active. tash. him i had this satchel every morning he filled it with books around twenty of them it was always full i couldn't lift it he carried it around so he always had something to read. we said on together very often to talk critically about our past activities to come up with new theoretical approaches to fish and to prepare for the next round of confrontation that i may get some for the way. his political concept was summarized as education through action he was impressed by the fiery action ism of other revolutionaries such as dieter comes from our comforts teufel. got involved in their plans for a commune moving in together free conversation and free love but really was married to

social democrats the s.p.d. elect a new leader today it's likely to be long term party member andrea now it's about can she stop years of decline. and in german soccer it's been a free scoring weekend so far two european hopefuls neck and neck heading into their game on saturday hoffenheim firing away on all cylinders giving lights a shot at day to forget. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring a thanks for joining us a crackdown appears to be underway against opponents of manias ruling party the author to say police have arrested opposition leader nicole. this off to new prime minister said she. walked out of a televised talk with him earlier today the country has seen ten consecutive days of protest since i became prime minister. after serving ten years as president under a revised constitution the prime minister now has most of the executive power in armenia while the presidency has become largely ceremonial circus and critics say he wants to rule on mania for life protesters are calling for him to step down. and on the line now no regs if any on an independent research in yet of on the capital not s

society took a huge part in the investment is in infrastructure and housing and we had a strong social democratic partyears and they were able to make their stamp on the country's development. but as a lot to do with it, housing being a right, not a property to be speculated on. how do people there then make money for their retirement? until somewhere in their retirement? until somewhere in the 90s when we had a new agreement on pensions, but before that, pensions were quite agreeable and generous. i don't think there was the same need to saving your house and you could make a go with public retirement. is the situation in sweden the same across scandinavia? the nordic countries are similar in many ways but the housing market is very different. norway is a lot more like the uka. a lot more home ownership in norway than there is in sweden. why do you think that is? different political traditions. a lot of this changed after the second world war. there was a different tradition after the war and that made for different political agreements. in norway specifically there was a tradition to go back to with

first was the left wing of the social democratic party, the old established socialist party that has been in the government, has been the government. last leader of germany before angela merkel, the current leader, was a man named schroeder, and he was a member of the social democratic party in germany. the left wing under a very, very charismatic leader, which was important, a man named oskar lafontaine, withdrew from the socialist party in order--excuse me--to found this new party the die linke. thehe other part of the die linke is the party that used to be the dominant party in what was east germany. you know, the east german and west german separation ended, and the two countries were unified early in the 1990s. so there's now one germany again, there aren't two, but in the east, which was a communist part of the eastern european block, that party was called the socialist unity party, sed, sozialistische einheitspartei, and that party dissolved, but large numbers of it moved also into this linke. so it's a coalition. in the eastern part--this is something americans tend not to kn

of our outers campaign but also that of his opponent the candidate of the ruling social democratic citizens action party that. has served in the cabinet of president luis yet more solis. i think this is a call to attention showing that in the last two or three decades we have left aside other issues like inequality both territorial and gender inequality. that have impacted our society. but it is also to take the right path a more egalitarian route with more opportunities for everyone. whoever wins on sunday the new president's biggest challenge will be to bring together a society that's never been more divided. well here in berlin supporters of x. catalan regional president carlos push from all took to the streets today have pushed them all is being held in germany on an international arrest warrant and the case has attracted international scrutiny. this is a disease of hundreds of supporters of catalan independence from spain marched in berlin they were demanding the release of x. regional president carlos puts them all who is now in a german prison. he was taken into custody last week while traveling

nicholas lemann from the christian social democrat from the christian democratic party thank you very much for coming on to do and sharing your thoughts with us thanks for having me. telling out of sport and the champions league football tournament gets down to the semifinals this week the industry goes by and munich will be host defending champion van madrid in their first leg match up tomorrow tonight though it's liverpool hosting of the law all eyes are on liverpool superstar who played for robot just last season the egyptian international is fresh from being named the english premier league player paris paraphilia. returns to italy as one of the world's hottest talents the egyptian has been on fire this season scoring forty one calls across all competitions unlading liverpool to one unlikely champions league semifinal spot cards you can call. him a team mates won't be giving him any favors in tonight's clash box he is confident his men will broad's above the challenge. pretty sure. if it is a famous. not having friendly games so i think bill feel pretty early in the game that not

party members and undecided voters. only recently a german newspaper called under the i'm not the only real guy within the social democrats but yes brian i think it does make a difference to have to have a woman as party leader this finally makes the s.p.d. more modern and makes the s.p.d. more credible the promise for women to build a career in this s.p.d. and to influence german politics it's not only a mere promise with now. as a leader and she said yesterday herself this glass ceiling woman experience this will be broken and it will stay open ok now a big chunk of the party though apparently doesn't feel that way only two thirds of members voted for knowledge what does that say about the divisions inside the social democrats. i think it hasn't been a result only four and they are now less but for the whole of the party leadership . it is meant as a warning don't mess around with the party base listen to us and they are not us now has to to to. rest within the party she has to bridge the gap between those who support the s.p.d. being part of the grand coalition and those who oppose it so it is a real difficult task to

party. germany's social democrats elected the parties first chairwoman but struggled to heal divisions of thatnt everything from russia and the european union to government spending. she was backed by two thirds of delegates. it's seen as a relatively poor showing to revive a party that posted its worst results since world war ii last election. more than a quarter of the delegates cast their ballot for an insurgent candidate who was given no chance to win. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: thanks very much indeed. mixed,ocks a little mainly lower, but mixed is the general assessment. that's what the picture looks like. the dollar is trading error. we will wait to see what the u.s. is like later on. let's move back up toward the 3% line on the u.s. 10 year. i want to pick up and talk about what sergio ermotti was talking about. talking about strength they are seeing in equities. let's join mark cudmore now or have mark cudmore join us because he's in london. nice privilege, or pleasure. not sure pri

regulations on the other hand you see a certain amount of dismay in the circles of social democrats and greens and left parties which say more or less in unison this is a set day for europe because it shows that the none democratic values are gaining ground in europe but as you if you talk about direct pressure in oregon very difficult to do you could sort of hit him was the money because he really depends on money from brussels but you need to change the rules for that and it is almost impossible to do that and he has some pretty strong allies doesn't he i mean he was congratulated by the leader of poland for example also germany's interior minister host safe haul for has welcomed is a victory as well let's just listen in to what he had to say. for me i'm pleased about his election victory it was another very convincing win public to. congratulate him in the name of the christian social union. strong endorsement and election victory and that's what we've done has achieved. you to work with him that holds for me personally as well. i would advise the european union to maintain sensible bilateral relationships

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party. germany's social democrats elected the party's first-ever chairwoman but struggled to heal divisionshat expand everything from russia and the european union. she seen as a relatively poor leader met -- for a meant to revive a party that posted its worst results since world war ii. more of a quarter of the delegates casting ballots for a candidate given a chance to win. in nashville, tennessee, police are searching for a suspect in a restaurant shooting that is left four people dead. a rifle awayestled from the shooter preventing more deaths. polices were taken by but eventually given back to his father. global news powered by more than 2400 journalists and analysts. i'm nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. francine: let's kick off the show a trade in the markets. steve mnuchin says he's considering a trip to china admitted a dispute with beijing that could derail the global economic upswing. he says he's cautiously optimistic about reaching agreement. our editor is in hong kong. of theays it's aware request. isn't being considered a breakthrough? i think you can take the reaction to it fr

, the teacher's movement has significant support, it's been championed by the social democratic wing of the democratic partyof the groups that's been instrument instrumental in hoping to organize in support of sit a group save our schools arizona which is an outgrowth of stronger together arizona, which in turn is an outgrowth of pantsuit nation. sow really see i think because and i think one of the reasons is because there is something constructive to do. that's something that people who are stuck waging against trump on twitter and often i include myself is missing. here there is real work to be done. >> that allow is you to sublimate something being useful. >> i think being a physician oftentimes, the opposition party, but particularly this is an agenda that says, yes, of course, we'll post all of trump policies, but here's where we are for. that's what is so treading. we're burning and gillibrand coming out for the good jobs again. that we're starting to articulate policy that can really win overall americans. >> thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> that is all for this evening. the rachel ma

was proof for many months in the united states that that russia leaked democratic party information to wiki leaks that russia's social media. endeavors sabotage star are pure and sacred election system in the united states was a p.s.a. without laughing and they know it's putting the pressure on donald trump to make this happen in the united states and to go after other countries is is the party that is supposedly more to the left in the united states the less racist party the less more barrack party the democrats day have manufactured this they have put this pressure on donald trump to to break off any sort of possibility of friendship with russia they benefit they are seen as having influence but they're not putting that influence to any good purpose i mean this shows they can get donald trump to do things they could get him to do something useful and they don't have any interest in that david appreciate your time they've it's one things might get thought of war is a lie thanks. finally for this hour tensions a flood in the disputed indian controlled part of kashmir is thousands that took to the streets to protest n

underway in aleph's winning sixty six percent of the vote at a party conference on sunday and also faces a massive task in reviving the social democrats they suffered their worst ever election result in last september's elections. on the board under the un model and has become the new chairwoman of the s.p.d. that's with a total of sixty six point three percent of its put said. she was likely hoping for a better result on today and now is gonna just two thirds of the vote the second worst result for any incoming s.p.d. leader since world war two. but the outcome is nevertheless a milestone for women in the s.p.d. hoping to reach the party's highest rank healer following kennedy out many people know the glass ceiling that women are always faced with today at this party conference we've broken the glass ceiling within the s.p.d. party and it will stay this way ladies and gentlemen on. leave again no is there no going on there's. nothing that says she wants to reinvent the party. she's promising to anchor it more firmly on the principles of social solidarity but many within the party say only brand new leaders can assure in dramatic chan