itself to countries i understood that social democrats have two issues here. they come from first of all be those who taking on european debt sponsibility and this distinction to others and secondly we would like to see positive. patchwork you see nala so this is the social democratic agenda we want to have a migration policy with a humanitarian face who want to be an effective implementation of our common roots and stand that's and this distinguishes us from others and others i hope will find back to rationality so that we can get to solutions here today and hopefully we'll find out by the end of tomorrow mr obama on the head of the social democrats in the european parliament talking to us from the council where the summit is taking place thank you sir for joining us thanks to you. while meanwhile eastern european partners have put up a strong opposition to the migration policy hungary's prime minister viktor orban in particular is fiercely against any scheme to redistribute asylum seekers across the block at the height of the migration crisis back in twenty

it's here that a new political force recruits its core voters the social democrats don't just represent the social interests of the workers but also a new idea of the state they believe monarchy and aristocracy other relics of bygone days the future belongs to the workers. bismarck considers these ideas high treason and subversion he believes social democrats are all demagogues. open up in the name of the law. this is not passes his anti socialist laws to outlaw the party then meetings and newspapers and now illegal anyone who goes against these laws is threatened with fines and prison. take the social democrats away daddy daddy. you won't be seeing him anytime soon but it's not just social democrats who are facing persecution of the catholic church also comes under fire we're not going to cannot says bismarck a reference to the submission of an earlier emperor to the pope be smart but i know plenty bismarck's politics looks for enemies within the empire and that's one of its darkest on city he didn't just have a sites on the workers' movement but also on catholics and increasingly on n

take the social democrats away daddy daddy. oh.you won't be seeing him anytime soon but it's not just social democrats who are facing persecution of the catholic church also comes under fire when not going to come also says bismarck a reference to the submission of an earlier emperor to the pope be smart card i know police mocks politics look for enemies within the empire and that's one of its darkest on city he didn't just have his sights on the workers' movement but also on catholics and increasingly on national minorities within russia and then on the poles poison the pool. is not plays a game of carrot and stick introducing health care accident and pension insurance in quick succession these are milestones on the way to a welfare state but they don't fulfill their intended purpose which is to deprive the social democrats of def honoring. despite the ban on the party itself individual social democrats are allowed to vote and be elected in one thousand nine hundred one they get six percent of the votes at the high stogie election

there there's a lot of secrecy over this plan and there's a lot of complaints also from the social democrats that they are not bound in on this so we really have a minister and this is pretty unprecedented here. going it alone and basically saying this will become policy or else and this or else can only be i'm going to michael either firing her minister which could lead to basically this coalition imploding or potentially also on the americal asking for a vote of confidence in the bonus stock the question now is how can both climb down from their positions again one thing is for sure damage has been done to i'm going to macros leadership and it still is being done as i speak here but meanwhile i'm going to make is also said she's looking for a european solution do you see this going anywhere briefly if you can be. well basically she asked her own m.p.'s for two weeks more time that's all she wanted until that e.u. summit that is coming up this m.p.'s are now rallying behind her even the ones that criticized her but this use you won't give her that time we should have our chief political edi

pedro sanchez, the new prime minister in spain, our swedish social democratic party counterparts, syriza he doesn't have the right vision? he wants state subsidies, he has the wrong visions. we were talking about the rail lines. we have just nationalised one of our train lines in this country was being part of the european union. you don't get along with the leadership, that is my point. you had a spat about politics, an internship in your office. and what you told the politics home website is: the labour party leadership briefed against you, you said, and policies to ban unpaid internships, not student placements. making quite clear there was a difference. why did the labour party leadership brief against you? you would have to ask them. i think there is, traditionally speaking in the uk, you got a first—past—the—post electoral system. i would rather have proportional representation, which is more democratic and fair. with this system, it is a 2—party system rigged in favour of two parties and that necessitates those parties being called coalitions of where they sit on the spectrum and

for a analysis the leader of merkel's coalition part of the social democrats or s.p.d. the new reports don't reveal anything new. we all knew that the agency was not really equipped with the resources to deal with the scale of migration at that time but that's why mr advisor was there in the first place to sort it out. but other social democrats are not so forgiving of chancellor merkel's handling of the situation. mrs merkel is not the federal president she's the chancellor and therefore has to oversee the running of the government you can't just say that you'll manage something and then by mismanaging the situation ensure that the job can't be done at all. and some opposition parties are also demanding that merkel address the allegations including the far right and the immigration alternative for germany party. so much remains unexplained it would be smart just as we and the liberal party have called for to have a commission of inquiry investigate. a commission of inquiry would be seen as damaging for the chancellor and there's still not enough support in parliament t

but other social democrats are not so forgiving of chancellor merkel's handling of the situation. mrs merkel is not the federal president she's the chancellor and therefore has to oversee the running of the government you can't just say that you'll manage something and then by mismanaging the situation and show that the job can't be done at all. and some opposition parties are also demanding that merkel address the allegations including the far right anti immigration alternative for germany party. so much remains unexplained it would be smart just as we and the liberal party have called for to have a commission of inquiry investigate. a commission of inquiry would be seen as damaging for the chancellor and this still not enough support in parliament to subject it to one. as the german national team prepares to defend its world cup title in russia the final twenty three man squad has been announced and mackinnon from give you sports is here to tell us who's in who's x. and i think we have to start first with the x. things because this is actually a pretty big surprise here a pretty

pedro sanchez, the new prime minister in spain, are swedish social democratic sister party and in greece were talking about the rail lines. you have a student politics issue. the labour party leadership briefed against you, you said, and policies to ban unpaid internships, not student placements. why didn't the labour party leadership briefed against you? you would have to ask them. i think there is, traditionally speaking in the uk, you got a first past the post electoral system. i would rather have proportional representation which is more democratic and fair. with this system, it is a 2—party system rigged in favour of two parties and that necessitates those parties and that necessitates those parties being called coalitions of where they sit on the spectrum and there is an open debate, in both the parties, whether they continue being broad coalitions, social democrats, centrists. .. people who would come from a marxist tradition. i don't have a problem with that but some do. including jeremy corbyn. some of those around him and some of our membership, many of them, with a huge influx

so the social democrats have a special one nation she had this long list we being both on the show. in sweden these suburbs that you moms are the one who's controlling that area and if you stand i guess the d.c. mom the moms all you family they would be excommunicated the problem is that we kind of stayed within the state. there's no way to confirm or. each monis claims one thing's for sure one can for a neighborhood like ring could be does feel intimidated which is certainly not what you might expect in a country like sweden well some blame religion and ethnicity for driving people here to crime others point to discrimination and the like of decent jobs for my crits. refugees constantly try to remind locals that most of them have a skate to war zones and are only looking for better and more peaceful lifes. film flow from. it. i have yet to live in the woods yet the comfort zone book will be a yes big no they don't believe you did that you wouldn't let me go to. the vixen because. both of you can say also do you. believe we can economists who say ok. yeah some of them will want to g

so the social democrats have a special of one nation she wins this longest we been both on the show. in sweden these suburbs in mom's are the one who is controlling that. and if you stand against the d.c. mob the moms or you family they would be excluded the problem is that we kind of have a stayed within the state. there's no way to confirm or sheets manas claims but one thing's for sure walking through a neighborhood like frank could be does feel intimidated which is certainly not what you might expect in a country like sweden well some blame religion and ethnicity for driving people here to crime others point to discrimination and the like of decent jobs for migrants. refugees constantly try to remind locals that most of them have a skate to war zones and are only looking for better and more peaceful lives. don't flow from. it. i have yet to live in yet the comfort zone book of the year with no they don't believe you did that you wouldn't let me go to. the vixen incident because. both of you can see also going to the going to be bringing the commonest. good of all of them to move

miracles other coalition partners the social democrats are also irritated by the whole phone puzzle that he seems ready to risk bringing down the government . to do it the argument between the c.d.u. in the c.s. year is dramatic and is causing serious trouble i don't understand why this is happening because not long ago when we were putting together the coalition agreement we discussed this question of how to get a grip on the refugee problem if we can time is running out for the t.v. sides to reach a compromise if they don't angela merkel's government could be in serious trouble. and chief political correspondent melinda crane is covering events she joins us now melinda it's clear that this crisis is not good for agel americal but does it have the potential to unseat her it absolutely does if the interior minister sticks to his ultimatum and actually moves to carry it out on monday as he spoke of doing then essentially the chancellor might wind up with no option but to fire him because that measure that he is proposing namely to essentially reinstitute border controls along some of germ

once again both social democrats and c.d.u. voters especially view that as the worst possible option but it was the only one the numbers allowed so i don't think we can draw a conclusion about this particular conflict on the basis of that approval rating right things are a lot more intricate and there's a lot more to it than meets the eye of political clearly though million that isn't this a really risky move by mr they offer and his party this c.s.u. i mean these two parties the c.d.u. and the c.s.u. are joined at the hip. could there be a backlash for him down the line absolutely there could and it also could be kamikaze for his party if it were to in fact break with the chancellor's c.d.u. c.s.u. essentially would be left either as a regional party in bavaria or it would have to try to start campaigning at national level and i think its prospects at national level going head to head with the c.d.u. would be slim indeed so it is actually quite hard to see the endgame here either for the c.s.u. or for mr as a whole for himself

so the social democrats have a special one nation she wins this longest we been on the show. in sweden these suburbs in mom's are the one who is controlling that. and if you stand i guess the d.c. mob the moms or you family they would be excluded the problem is that we kind of have stayed within the state. there's no way to confirm or sheet claims but one thing's for sure walking through a neighborhood like frank could be does feel intimidating which is certainly not what you might expect in a country like sweden well some blame religion and ethnicity for driving people here to crime others point to discrimination and the like of decent jobs for my crits. refugees constantly try to remind locals that most of them have escaped to war zones and they're only looking for better and more peaceful lives. don't flow from one of. the. i haven't yet to live in yet the comfort zone booklet of the u.n. big no no if you did that you wouldn't let me just say i'm the victim consented because. both of you can say i'm still going to do you still going to be become a communist living so can w

bloc well then merkel and her social democrat allies as they are right now would not have a majority but the other thing to say though is that the other parties who perhaps favor angle americal side on the immigration question the green party well certainly they would then it's it is being suggested in the media here they would support on a case by case basis on a vote by vote basis angela merkel's continuing government as it were so the point here is as i say it's almost like they've they've gone to the edge of the precipice today over the course of the last few hours and then seeing that on the other side of it no party really would win in any in a fall of government and if if there was a new election the point to make is that everybody every main party seems to be afraid of the far right party the alternative for germany party which as we know is very much tough on immigration wanting to toughen the laws as much as possible so that's what's behind all this this this this storm as i say has developed over the course of the last few hours john mccain in berlin thank you britain is m

country's president and has been struggling to find coalition partners for his centrist party the social democrats are set to agree to a deal but any government will still depend on support from the communists. bread for prague straight out of the factory belonging to the country's prime minister andrei bobbish the bread factory with its two hundred seventy employees belongs to agro fat a business success story for bobbish fat has a yearly turnover of one point five billion euros the company's interests extend far beyond bread but it keeps its cards close to its chest only reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister's involvement. hasn't been responsible for average fat since january two thousand and fourteen when he joined the government and finance minister and now that he's heading up the government he's no longer with agro fat his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund in other words mr bobbitt has no part in agro fancy daily business. directly opposite the company headquarters the main office of the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political

government supporters have protested against alleged abuses by anti corruption prosecutors the ruling social democratic party says the prosecutors have too much power and that they tapped phones illegally critics say the government rally is meant to intimidate judges and the country's president who supports the anti corruption fight. a young iraqi asylum seeker accused of raping and murdering a fourteen year old german jewish girl known as susana is now in custody in germany german interior minister horse a who for a confirmed that the man identified as ali beat had been extradited from iraqi kurdistan where he had fled authorities there say the twenty year old admitted to killing the girl who went missing last month from a deal to frankfurt airport and onto visa via helicopter the young iraqi suspect was taken into custody amid heavy police presence authorities seeking to make amends he's asians that they're only investigations were flawed let's hiked. this shows that the german judiciary has this case under control everyone can see what's going on and i think that helps people sense that justice is b

conservatives to launch a takeover they are on your own miracles other coalition partners the social democrats are also irritated by the whole for the puzzle that he seems ready to risk bringing down the government. the argument between the c.d.u. in the c.s. year is dramatic and is causing serious trouble i don't understand why this is happening because not long ago when we were putting together the coalition agreement we discussed this question of how to get a grip on the refugee problem if we can time is running out for the tea sides to reach a compromise if they don't angle america's government could be in serious trouble. indeed as his chief political correspondent glenda crane is covering events and joins us now does this round melinda have the potential to unseat the chancellor. it absolutely does if the interior minister follows through on his threat to act unilaterally on monday and essentially against the chancellor's wishes and basically move to reimpose border controls along some of germany's borders that essentially would demand that the chancellor fire him for for lack of lack of

social democrats can only way to explain it is the famous anecdote about winston churchill, he losesthe election at the end of the second world war, clement adley, labour party -- and in the house of commons, don't worry, it is as weird as it gets. churchill goes all the way to the other end of the men's room to urinal 15 stalls over, looks over and says feeling a bit standoffish are we, winston? churchill says not at all, just that every time you see that something large you want to nationalize it. . i like that one too. i'm not even sure it is true but i don't care. as we say in the column writing business that story is too good to check. it remains unchecked. but it is in the book. the only item that is unchecked. i tried to write about obama in that vein, understand him as a social democrat and obama represents aggressive american liberalism and in some way the debate we had, between left and right since obama came into office is a debate over the classic fundamental issue of our democracy, all the debates, obamacare, cap and trade, all these things are subsidiary to the central

its middle class respectability and more or less the same said the her counterpart from the social democrats lost the secretary general of the the s.p.d. he wrote to me when i called him he told me that alexander golden statements have revealed what lies behind the age of these to say this is a terrifying minimization of the nazi era it's shameful that people like him in the german bunds talk and we have several of these reactions also talked to the leader of the left party concert keeping and she said that quite frankly these are the words of a fascist talking about fascism so what we hear from all parties in germany is discussed and so very strong statements coming in from a very strong statement that was also made by golan but kids saying something like this attract consequences for him here in germany well there are rules in germany and other european countries it is. forbidden to deny all the whole calls to deny the victims of the nazi era but it is not forbidden to say something what gollum just said he didn't say was no hold of course he didn't say it didn't kill six million jews and

government supporters have protested against alleged abuses by anti corruption prosecutors the ruling social democratic party says the prosecutors have too much power and that they tap phones illegally critics say the government rally is meant to intimidate judges and the country's president who supports the anti corruption fight thousands have marched in l g b t pride parades across europe bucharest adrian c'mon and clive hamilton celebrated their recent european court victory which ordered romania to recognise their marriage in warsaw equality parade marchers said poland's conservative turn has forced them to fight harder for their rights a young iraqi suspected of raping and murdering a fourteen year old german jewish girl known as susana has arrived at frankfurt airport german interior minister horizontal for a confirmed that the man known only as ali b. had been successfully extradited authorities in iraq say the twenty year old admitted that he had killed his ana who went missing last month the case has stoked the immigration debate here in germany. from a deal to frankfurt airport and on to vs v

while other politicians in gemma's parliament have reacted sharply the general secretary of the social democrats replying on twitter calling galland statement a terrifying minimization of the nazis and now some of the other stories making news around the world. media report in the united states a tech giant google will end a project with the pentagon on using artificial intelligence in the matric maiden project use a i to interpret videos and improve drone targeting google's decision comes after thousands of its employees expressed their opposition. in egypt abdullah fattah el-sisi has been sworn in for a second term as president sisi won a landslide victory in the election in march after all that the series opponents had withdrawn he told the egyptian parliament his main aim was to achieve peace and improve the economy. in here administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and police the latest on rest began during a funeral for a demonstrator run over by a police vehicle on friday authorities have imposed a curfew on blocks internet access kashmir is claimed both by

government supporters have protested against alleged abuses by anti corruption prosecutors the ruling social democratic party says the prosecutors have too much power and that they tapped phones illegally critics say the government rally is meant to intimidate judges and the country's president who supports the anti corruption fight. germany's post communist left party has voted to support opening germany's borders to migrants there was heated debate before the vote at the opposition parties and the conference delegates who were opposed to open the borders say the policy would affect jobs and drive people to right wing parties now a young iraqis suspected of raping and murdering a fourteen year old german jewish girl known as susanna has arrived at frankfurt airport german interior minister horace they hope for confirm that the man known only as he had been successfully extradited authorities in iraq say the twenty year old admitted that he had killed susanna who went missing last month the case has stoked the immigration debate in the country. from abele to frankfurt airport and onto v's barden via he

grinnell's comments saying that ambassadors should not get involved in local politics former german social democrat leader martin schultz tweeting quote u.s. ambassador grinnell does not act like a diplomat but rather like a far right colonial officer. argentina have canceled saturday's soccer world cup warm up in israel following pro palestinian protests the decision has upset some of israel's leaders with some saying leave no messi and his teammates are succumbing to threats but campaigners for the boycotts have praised argentina for taking a moral stand. argentina coach. was unhappy about playing a friendly in israel so close to the world cup for logistical reasons now the game has been cancelled over a very different issue. the match was originally switched from haifa to jerusalem angering palestinians the city has become the focus of controversy as the us president donald trump recognize it as israel's capital. palestinians were further incensed because the jerusalem stadium is in the neighborhood of a former palestinian village having burned the argentinian flag protesters threatened to burn

rebuild and therefore it's justified to deport but there are a lot of objections both from the social democrats the junior coalition partner and from a number of non governmental organizations here in germany as you mentioned bill and all this is happening in the context of a much broader discussion about asylum seekers and refugees in general in europe. chancellor angela merkel is digging her heels in and insisting on a euro unified european response to migration merkel met french president amenable to call in outside berlin on wednesday to discuss euro zone reforms and solutions to europe's migration crisis the chancellor is facing a july first deadline set by her interior minister to secure a europe wide solution on the issue spite finding an ally in macross on an answer on migration has eluded americal for years. and that meeting coarsely place on tuesday i'm joined again by our political correspondent linda gray melinda chancellor merkel desperately needs broader support on migration or her government could collapse was mccaughan able to give her political life line. to some degree absolut

but the center left social democrats insists there are some measures they would certainly not accept mr beazley would like to make it clear once again that unilateral actions and the rejection of refugees at the border are off the table in a lesser merkel informs her coalition partners about the results of the e.u. summit it said the chancellor had secured agreements with fourteen countries for the rapid return of asylum seekers already registered in those countries such a deal already exists with greece and spain but there's no deal in sight with italy one of the main transit countries and the czech republic and hungary deny any involvement in the agreement it's still unclear how quickly the situation will change for migrants seeking refuge in europe. and now a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. the syrian army has made further gains against opposition forces in southern province state television broadcast residents in the town of el purportedly celebrating after the army entered rebels in the region say peace talks with government ally russia have faile

reactions from within german politics have been scathing last cling bile general secretary of the social democratic party took to twitter to say alexander garland statements have revealed what lies behind the a of d. s. facade this is a terrifying minimization of the nazi era it's shameful that people like him are in the german bundestag. the conservative side of german politics also reacted critically and if it comes out on our of i'm going to miracles christian democrats tweeted fifty million war victims the holocaust and the total war just bird poop for the i.f.t. and gallant this is the party's true nature revealed behind its middle class respectability. galland has repeatedly argued that germany should be proud of its world war two veterans he's also been criticized for failing to rein in the extreme fringes of the party the a.f.d. tapped into anti immigrant an anti establishment sentiment to win twelve point six percent of the vote in last year's parliamentary elections that makes them the third largest party in the bundestag and the largest opposition party me. the u.s. is facing nearly univ

border checks should be reintroduced with the conservative leadership at odds with each other the social democrats are growing impatient with a coalition partner. yeah i talk to is all thing is that we get the impression that this is an aggravated to speech and this is always connected to personnel and leadership that religion might be able to win. as that spread migrants continue to cross the mediterranean the debate about. to do with them is keeping germany's conservatives in a political showdown. the very latest with chief political editor became a christian or she joins us now from the german parliament the stock mikaela i mean how much of this is down to a power struggle to do with chancellor merkel's future. well in the end it's all about power it's quite notable that i'm going to michael's hand has been forced here by her sister party of other small parliamentary group really in the german parliament just four days after she went on national television talking about the g seven basically saying that the future of europe would be decided on finding a common approach to migration she now pled

flag at its berlin headquarters when it comes to migration the social democrats agree with american compromise with europe is the only way forward. kind of way forward let's talk about that now with our political correspondent simon young he joins me here at the big table you know we said at the top of the show that this is a political mission impossible now that the german chancellor is supposed to deliver in two weeks what she hasn't been able to do in the past three years how can she do this what the savings she's been meeting the new italian prime minister there in berlin trying to promise him more support to deal with migrants because of course it's lisbon one of the countries most affected and the italian prime minister sort of saying oh well thanks very much for those words of support but we really need the system to change we can't be taking these people in and dealing with them all so this is right on the question that has caused this huge dispute here in berlin between the two wings if you like of angle america's conservative party she's got a very difficult task ahead of her i don't

but the center left social democrats insists there are some measures they would certainly not accept most of these i would like to make it clear once again that union lateral actions and the rejection of refugees at the border are off the table in a lesser merkel informs her coalition partners about the results of the e.u. summit it said the chancellor had secured agreements with fourteen countries for the rapid return of asylum seekers already registered in those countries such a deal already exists with greece and spain but there's no deal in sight with italy one of the main transit countries and the czech republic and hungary deny any involvement in the agreement it's still unclear how quickly the situation will change for migrants seeking refuge in europe. and let's get some analysis now for that i'm joined in the studio by our chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda so from what we heard in that report some conciliatory words from one of the c.s.u. leaders that this mean the dispute between the c.s.u. and chancellor merkel is now resolved no we can't say that and we

revealed behind its middle class respectability and we also called then from a partners from the social democratic party there the secretary general last clean told me that alexander gulen statements have revealed what lies behind the fifty's to say this is a terrifying minimization of the nazi era it's shameful that people like him on the german bunds talk and we also talk to several other put it to sions for instance culture keeping the leader of the left party told me that these are all the words of a fascist talking about fascism so all of the other parties are condemning what he's saying what he has said and in the end they also think this is disgusting under should have consequences so the politicians think doing this is a very worrying statement but is it a crime to say something like this in germany. of course i'm not to prosecute i'm not. talking the law no business book. quite frankly i would say no although it is forbidden to deny the whole. also it is forbidden to say that the holocaust didn't take place it is also forbidden to mock it to make fun of it and it is also forbidden to say

you could expect a coalition government to split along ideological lines with the social democrats. it''s the coconservative bloc tt is split over immigration. angela merkel offered s some compromise deals, , asked him to waitit for twowo week's for the european summit at the end of the month. we were just hearing about it. that was too long a wait for him. and it needs to be said that he and his party, the christian bigal union facing elections in bavaria, regional elections in october and that undoubtedly has an on his position. it's monday when we find out if things are going to come to a head. molly: how are we seeing public opinion split on this? ick: thehe newspaper i just showed you p put -- publishehedn 87% of poll sayingng that germans want to see a hardening of immigration policies. is a a certain amount of fatigue in germany, which welcomed over a million refugees, manany of them from syria beginnnning in 2013. inin m moment o ogreat genenero, many have saidid. it has been hard integrating those people. there have been heavily publicized crimes where people were stabbed t