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the head of the social democrats to write this letter and to renegotiate the deal. and there's a new poll out that suggest that the for the first time the. forwarded to second place ahead of the social democrats what do you make of that well that was that's always in the background those great numbers for the if the the polling situation because all the parties know particularly the social democrats if they would let a coalition collapse now in fresh elections the a if he could be the biggest winner so in a way that makes the social democrats. the hands are tied for them they wouldn't want to risk fresh elections. thanks very much. now to some other stories making news around the world pope francis has touched down in lithuania as he makes the first papal visit to the balkan states in nearly twenty five years he was greeted upon arrival by the country's president. they he'll celebrate mass and then visit a form of soviet k.g.b. prison where many women sentenced to hard labor. have you seen any of the u.s. deputy attorney general wrote rosenstein has denied a new yor

that's not at all contradictory to all this is actually part of the social democratic tradition social democracy was never anti national or a national until not you are not even the internet was international but built on the foundations of existing nations and peoples and not your own but if i could your father represent this position yes i don't tend to reference him or his positions but in this regard we agree and one hundred percent would not put twenty first on. the rant we've come to the end of this interesting discussion now for the three questions that we always ask our guests to complete for a national feeling for me and that's neither right wing nor left wing because. the not your nation is a community of culture consciousness and communication tools can munch of. this is a social reality and what matters is the approach the money when he were alive today i would tell my father. that many people even those who criticized and acknowledge his significant accomplishments that. we've gotten good. people. they find their old form the social democrats have to see oprah in what they

the head of the social democrats to write this letter and to renegotiate the deal. and there's a new poll out that suggest that the for the first time they have to have now crept forward into second place ahead of the social democrats what do you make of that well that was that's always in the background those great numbers for the d. the polling situation because all the parties know particularly the social democrats if they would lead a coalition collapse now in fresh elections the if he could be the biggest winner so in a way that makes the social democrats. the hands are tied for them they wouldn't want to risk fresh elections. thanks very much. germany's world famous october fest has begun in munich with the traditional tapping of the first barrel of beer. you. saw. the bruins served by the later known as a mass engine the celebration of beer drinking and varian culture last for two weeks. looks like a lot of fun and that's all we have time for we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour thanks for joining me. on. this work congress for two. months and

let's get the latest now with our political correspondent hans bronte hans so the social democrats they are part of chancellor merkel's government and they want mohsin gone will they get their way well that's not the social democrats obviously who can get him dismissal who called who can dismiss him but they are escalating the situation all mohsen spend about five dollars in parliament yesterday explaining to both the intelligence committee and the committee for interior of what is the exact position was. clearly the social democrats have not been satisfied with the explanations that were given and parliament yesterday and they haven't all as a party said that this state of the domestic intelligence should be dismissed the formal formal boss of the domestic intelligence of mr mostyn is the interior minister that is holds the whole of he is from going to marcos conservative says the party from bavaria and they have always been tensions between holds the whole for and i'm going to michael so what the social democrats in fact are doing are increasing tensions within the government as a who

coalition partners the social democrats they want to mr moxon to resign following controversial comments that he made about recent far right protests in the city of camden. could the president of germany's domestic secret service bring down the government that's what the papers are asking social democrats a conservative hun's georg masson must go if not they could quit angela merkel's governing coalition and there's anyone at the head of a security institution of our country has to be absolutely trustworthy and it's obvious that this trust no longer exists so there must be consequences for now conservatives are backing mohsen he's accused of improperly passing on sensitive information to germany's far right populist party the f.t. and a half team member told germany via the data was contained in an unreleased government report. when we spoke with mr marson about the report it wasn't available in printed form yet we talked about various numbers and figures such as right wing extremism left wing extremism and islamist threat. s.p.d. chairwoman under the analysis met for crisis talks with m

yes and no i don't think it's going to get that serious one or two senior social democrats have been saying that although it is a serious situation it's not a situation they're going to let the coalition. crumble over having said that i think there is some serious party political positioning going on andrea not less the leader of the social democrats one of her key priorities is to sharpen her party's profile to recover some of the many supporters that the s.p.d. has been losing in recent years simply for being the junior coalition partner in the shadow of chancellor merkel so i think this the social democrat leader has resolved really to show in this particular legislative period that the social democrats can be very very uncomfortable coalition partners one of the. alternative for germany germany far right opposition party and they seem very much to be enjoying themselves at the chancellor's expense. indeed they're very much. in the top of everyone's minds they dominated the key budget debate yesterday and you know they they're dominating the headlines in many way in many ways and

well it's the social democrats that have been escalating this situation as you have said that the interior domestic intelligence service. has been under a lot of criticism in recent weeks over discussions on demonstrations in kemet spy right wing us in the city of chemists and what in fact happened there is that he directly contradicted statements made by under machall herself that's really the core of the of the issue here the question of whether he was was taking part in a political discussion in which the head of the intelligence service would not be involved he should strictly speaking be someone who provides reliable but neutral information which the politicians can then assess in their own terms this is not happened but what has happened is that the parliament examined and question marks and for several hours yesterday as a result the conservative party said that they were satisfied with his explanations and above all the interior minister who is the direct head of the intelligence service the direct boss of the intelligence service said that he sees no reason to dismiss him now the

his center left social democrat party advocates high taxation to pay for the cradle to grave safety net. >> if we can continue four more years, at least four more years, we we l continu invest in the swedish welfare system and that is what people need now. we need to build sity and trust between the citizens of sweden and wthat's what t to do. >> brabant: this is a social democrat campaign video. >> ( translated ): what would i like? i'd like a society where security ces before tax cuts; and we can hire more people in the medical sector so everybody >> this is a referendum on the swedish welfare system. >> brabant: isn't it referendum on immigration? >> no, it's not about >> brabant: it is perhaps telling that the prime minister responds to a question aboutwi immigratio an answer about crime. on the day he was in malmo, violence raised its ugly head. superintendent glen sjogren is sed in rosengard malmo's biggest ghetto. we're on our way to a murder scene in neighboring ghetto. hundreds of gang members are fighting for control of tcrhe ive cannabis and cocaine trade. according to the po

saying this social democrats.the social democrats will not agree either in parliament or in the government to germany's participation in the war in syria so very very stark divisions and crisper help whitely is it that the chancellor will go ahead without the support of these social democrats and say yes to participation in a military operation. looking at things from the perspective of today i think it's quite unlikely for chancellor merkel to ride roughshod if you want. the very clear opposition from coalition partners and ran on this opposition this was formulated in such a category way that it really chancellor merkel would take nor that it would threaten the survival again of her already fractious governing coalition. because first brigade on the story for us tonight here in berlin christopher thank you you're welcome. or tonight hungary's prime minister viktor orban is accusing the european union of trying to blackmail his country over its treatment of migrants the european parliament is debating whether or

saying this social democrats. the social democrats will not agree either in parliament or in the government to germany's participation in the war in syria so very very stark divisions and christopher help whitely is it that the chancellor will go ahead without the support of these social democrats and say yes to produce a patient in a military operation. looking at things from the perspective of today i think it's quite unlikely for chancellor merkel to ride roughshod if you want. the very clear opposition from coalition partners and ran on this opposition this was formulated in such a categoric way that it really chancellor merkel would take nor that it would threaten the survival again of her already fractious governing coalition. christopher's brigade on the story for us tonight here in berlin christopher thank you you're welcome. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the united states is marking the seventeenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks in which n

take the place of another deputy minister who was announced who was put there by the social democrats so where does this leave the social democrats well they're the ones who are currently losing in two counts in the situation first of all there's also the sacking of mohsen but he's now been given a higher position under his mentor the interior minister who was the office and they also lose political power within the interior ministry. and they've been speaking about this and yes they have in fact the. secretary has been quite critical of how this situation has developed. said to. them would not have been made deputy minister under an s.p.d. interior minister the minister and it's also important to point out that even the chancellor distanced herself from this horse a whole for bringing martin into his interior ministry looks like another appealed to the chancellor and i don't know how that will affect the coalition's internal relations in future lost and that of. mr kling bille it's not wrong that this does look like a another rebuke to the chances so where does this leave this chance

junior coalition partners the social democrats have demanded mawson's removal but party leaders finally agree to his job change instead the concession has a poll to other party members. as i'm talking shit it's a slap in the face to people who take responsibility for their actions and who if they make a mistake don't get promoted or even face negative consequences i think the price is too high for the survival of the coalition. leaders of the opposition have also greeted the news with school on. a pawn sacrificed in their game to save the coalition. the head of germany's domestic intelligence agency came under heavy criticism for a public statement following right wing riots in the eastern city of ken that's massive as to that the video being circulated did not necessarily show mobs hunting down individuals but had possibly been manipulated to spread fake news musson statement directly contradicted chancellor america from the start she had condemned what she referred to as a hostile mob the only politician to defend mass and was his boss interior minister . who heads the conservative c.

this is the social democrats headquarters we are looking at. ge anything at all announcement is made. that's talked about sweden democrats. their votes are in neo—nazi politics. they have attempted to clean it up and eradicate that type of influence, but it still seems to be be imagined. it is a discussion in sweden this is a racist party not. when all is most 20% of the population started vote for a party, it is very difficult to say that they are racist. and that has been a big problem in this campaign, that we cannot agree what sweden democrats r. we were definitely no more than the next half an hour or so. more than the next half an hour or so. please stay with us and give us some analysis on the media get the final result. thank you. russians angry at pension reforms have staged protests across the country. the jailed opposition leader, alexei navalny, called for the rallies. there's widespread discontent over the pension changes, which will force men and women to work five extra years. these pictures have just come in from st petersburg, w

a very good evening miss close of first things first house the leader of the social democrats miss not has been outmaneuvered by the interior minister mr say offer. well i would say so yes actually i mean it's a success after all that said as he was able to remove mass and. from this old post but now that he's now joining the government that's i would say a big success for haas they will fire the interior minister and actually have the defeat at say mostly for america but also for the social democratic party opposes the big question and that is we want to protect our democracy and that's why we wanted to remove mass from his responsibility and now he's having an even more powerful office and this well of questions on the. how we how successful we were by protecting our democracy from this guy and from his conspiracy theories so do you think this is a mistake yes i think it's a huge mistake because it undermines. trust in democracy from our population and also shows that machall actually is quite powerless. on the grist for interior minister that she has no power anymore really to have

who for and the social democrats s.p.d. leader andrea knowledge gave her reaction in berlin following z. ho for his announcement. i have spoken again with the c.d.u. and c.s.u. leaders and i think that it's a very good sign that we took the criticism of our decision on tuesday seriously and could result it i would like to thank i'm going to call and horsey hoffa taking up my initiative to see men in the city for. an initiative that in theory at least should spell the end of the modern crisis and help lift the latest cloud over unless. it's a will the clouds now be lifting to be a political correspondent simon young joins us now for more assignment on america there conceding she made a mistake but will this be enough to silence her critics well i think it should help calm things down brian you know it's not very often that the chancellor comes out makes a public apology like she's done to a couple of years ago she was sort of forced to admit that the country not been prepared for the large number of refugees who were arrivin

are the headlines on al-jazeera a swedish center right opposition leader mr cent has called on social democrat prime minister to step down early election results show his bloc in a dead heat with the center left alliance meanwhile the far right sweden democrats led by jimmy akerson made big gains with more than seventy percent of the vote john the whole is in stockholm yes it's an election that has drawn a new political landscape here in sweden the two big parties much diminished those two dominant with the extremes now having to be listened to jimmy ackerson the sweden democrats the far right party leader saying that the result means his party will have major influence events here in sweden in the coming weeks and in the coming years and i'm sure he's probably right the election has demonstrated that immigration is a big problem in this country. syria's government has resumed its heavy bombardment of rebel positions in a province observer groups a helicopter has dropped more than sixty barrel bombs on the village of abate in a glib south russian jets reportedly carried out more than ten strik

the social democrats which have had an array of leadership struggle just finish that off but still kind of not really knowing as a junior coalition partner where they're standing what they want and then the conservatives in bavaria the see as you head into election in their federal state and the variant two weeks where there's also expected with their current decreased polling results that they will have a leadership struggle after that and then merkel what as we have seen yesterday where her own faction in palm and isn't following her recommendation on which on the person she wants as the faction leader so we see that there's also a shift of the base is the backbenchers challenging the challenge of the chancellor and with all these properties not having the backing of their backbenchers in parliament it's difficult for them to put their policies through with in as a government coalition now some macs have described where that happened as an affront to a chance. america what does this all mean for her position. well it's certainly going to be interesting to see how she's going to come o

very unlikely to happen but it puts her in a very difficult situation on the other hand the social democrats at least part of the party has threatened to leave the coalition if the intelligence chief is not removed so at the moment it's not clear how far this crisis is going to go by that certainly could end up being very serious when mohsen himself was grilled earlier in the week by two parliamentary committees just how do you defend himself has he changed his stance. no he didn't change his stance at all he appeared in front of these committees and was really completely adamant that what he had to do and said in the past few days and weeks was correct that he would do the same thing again if the situation rose in other words he did not see a centimeter he did not see that all and in this stance he was defended by the interior minister from the very so the silence on the sides of both the interior ministry and of mawson himself seems at them completely immovable there doesn't seem to be any chance that they're going to change their stance at the moment so given that he wasn't are willing to

position within the interior ministry sparked an outcry from the conservatives coalition partners social democrats now german chancellor angela merkel says it is time for a rethink. and you buying a comb we have agreed to reassess the situation i think it's right and necessary. so that you know it's right and it's necessary because we need to be fully focused on our tasks in government to turn the many challenges we face at home and abroad. because it's our duty to resolve the worries and problems of people in germany. if we want to reach a joint sustainable solution this weekend. that's been in this. so what's going on well let's ask our political correspondent thomas farah welcome thomas why does the chancellor appear to be going back on her her own decision well phil and it's not only the chancellor it's also the other members of germany's grand coalition let's not forget that it was not even the chancellor who first brought this idea of revisiting that decision and why then they are knowledges the head of the social democrats who sent a letter to the head of the c.d.u. obviously and haws a who

the social democrats leader and the question is how could such a solution look like because i mean as you said already the guy was the man who was promoted instead of punished and that is something that caused great outrage so one has to find a solution where there is a new job for him where he at least earn more money than before this is the big issue you know that they have to find if there's nothing on the table at the end of these negotiations that would be a big loss for the social democrats and also because they wanted to have those negotiations but i don't think that the government could collapse because at the end of the day the social democrats have already agreed ones to this compromise with. political correspondent up in front of mark thank you. well it made history this year as the first kenya film to be shown at the cannes film festival and now kenya's high court has temporarily lifted a ban on graffiti which is a film that explores lesbian ism the decision came after the film's director sued the government not just to allow it to be screened in kenya but also to make it

it was the head of the social democrats who sent a letter to angela merkel, the head of the cdu, andalso the head of the bavarian sister party, saying it was time to revisit the decision because they had made the wrong decision when they decided not only to fire mr. maassen went to promote him to another job within the internal ministry. ms. merkel stressed once again that it was time to revisit the decision. she believed that was the correct way forward. it is highly unusual in germany that this is happening and it just shows to what extent the coalition here in germany is divided on fundamental issues like the fate of germany's domestic intelligence chief. phil: stay with us as we take a look at the latest political polls which are out today, which make for scary reading for germany's mainstream parties. the latest survey by german broadcaster ard show that only 28% of voters back the chancellor's conservative bloc. her social democrat coalition partners, the spd, are down to 17%, and they've been overtaken by the far right alternative for germany party. that makes the afd the seco

we're experiencing a split conservative union week social democrats and a coalition government that's only capable of solving the problems that created itself. the social democrats america's junior coalition partners all too aware that a continuous crisis mode is hurting more than the government my nails have to sky urge seriousness and politics we have a global political situation that is rather chaotic germany cannot afford to gamble on the contrary we are an anchor of stability also for europe and i expect the seriousness from both the social democratic of as well as the conservative parliamentary group. it sounds less says her coalition is getting back to uk but lately crisis mode has become business as usual. our sports news now the one is link is a night wrapped up its midweek slate of matches with dortmund looking to jump from fourth to second place in the standings one hosted nuremberg and made a statement by winning easily. dortmund was in a festive mood and even coach lucianne farve was all smiles and was expecting to extend its perfect home record against newly promoted nur

his ruling social democrats were handed their worst ever result. discuss the news with me a bit. well this is a historic moment for sweden first time ever the freshly elected parliament dismisses the sitting prime minister and he lost the confidence of eight earlier on tuesday that is mandatory after general elections he will still be the head of a caretaker government. until the new government is formed but with no actual power this comes up to again he story parliament elections in sweden during which we saw a rise of rising to in sweden democrats while social democrats the ruling party the biggest and historically the most powerful party in sweden i mean was shaking dramatically with the of worst results in decades to now as an outcome we have two major groups a swedish parliament left sent to block included social democrats then the opposition alliance blog formed a full parties with one hundred forty three seats in the palm in just one point less than their major rivals so they're very close one forty four against one forty three told there is

looks a bit different from we had first from other television stations and they still show the social democrats in first place at around twenty six percent but they show a much stronger showing for these sweden democrats the right wing populist party and the run nineteen per cent and they would then be in second place if this comes true because the conservatives the center party is around seventeen so they would slide down into third place now this is the general trend and so these social democrats have lost votes. in comparison to the last election but it's not as devastating as some had feared and they might as well hold onto power it depends now on the showing of the others of the greens and the left party ok but still significant gains there for the far right swedish democrats as you were saying is there a chance that they could now become part of the next government. that depends on whether the fire wall that the other parties the traditional sweetie party so far have defended against the right wing populist and we've been asking around here today during election day and everybody who was

right and center left parties are neck and neck and sunday's general election prime minister social democrats remain the biggest party that asked expected the anti immigration far right party the sweden democrats have made significant gains eighty four people have been killed in renewed fighting in yemen's port city of her data it comes a day after a peace talks in geneva collapsed when the rebel delegation failed to show up hospital staff say the dead include dozens of huet the rebel fighters and at least eleven government troops. syrian or russian jets have continued their heavy bombardment in the liberation rebel fighters are digging tunnels to reinforce their positions local media report that barrel bombs at a hospital out of service and neighboring hama province. former cambodian opposition leader come soca has been released from jail he's been in prison for a year awaiting trial on treason charges he's accused of plotting to overthrow the government so his daughter says he's now under house arrest the supreme court dissolved his cambodian national rescue party last year at the request o

coalition, saying this -- the social democrats will not agree, either in parliament or in governmentto germany's participation in the war in syria. so, very stark divisions. brent: how likely is it that the chancellor will go ahead without the support of the social democrats and say yes to participation in a military operation? christopher: looking at things from the perspective of today, i think it is quite unlikely for chancellor merkel to ride rushod over the very clear opposition from coalition partners. her opposition was formulated in such a categorical way, that of chancellor merkel were to ignore that, it would threaten the survival again of her already fracturous government coalition. brent: christopher, thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. the united states is marking the 17th anniversary of the september 11 attacks, in which nearly 3000 people lost her lives. ceremonies were held at the three sites targeted by islamist terrorists, including this one at the world trade center in new york city. the people of ghana are

lead mine we're experiencing a split conservative union week social democrats and a coalition government that's only capable of solving the problems it created itself. the social democrats america's junior coalition partners are all too aware that a continuous crisis mode is hurting more than the government is mine else have to sky urge seriousness and politics we have a global political situation that is rather chaotic germany cannot afford to gamble on the contrary we are an anchor of stability also for europe and i expect the seriousness from both the social democratic as well as the conservative parliamentary group. it sounds less says her coalition is getting back to uk but lately crisis mode has become business as usual for the company that rolls out mercedes cars is losing its chief executive dieter zetsche is said to step down in may next year after twelve years in the driving seat. in the german car industry respond to the emissions scandal the prospects of bans on diesel cars and the threat of terrorists from the united states. di miller's currency stands shoulder to shoulder w

are agreeing on a situation where they're clearly not the social democrats have asked for the removal of the. mosque and from his post as the domestic intelligence at the domestic intelligence service but instead he's been removed from this post but instead being promoted and it's shown that these coalition partners have just not managed a style within their leadership where they can actually have one president go see through the other but instead are always going for a rather crippling compromise so where does this leave germany's coalition government so now. every one of these partners is trying to. spin this as their own success and where we're seeing is that they do in a collision part of the social democrats are suffering from the suspicion the most and you can see this for example by the way the party's general secretary last kingdom has responded to the situation we have in fact a clip of that said to. us and would not have been made deputy minister under an s.p.d. interior minister the innocent and it's also important to point out that even the chancellor distanced herself fro

manage to get the social democrats to agree to this compromise that will be interesting to see but of course once again the other question as well is is this just a case that the problem especially this issue of migration policy has it once again just being hatched over with a band-aid because this is the issue that keeps coming back to haunt the governor governing coalition time and time again and already we saw just a few weeks ago or the german government thrown into turmoil because of the demands from the interior minister hostage over germany's migration policy so it's unlikely as we said a few weeks ago that this is going to be the and they stale so it was but now solution has been found and we're expecting to hear more details from the wholesale over the interior minister we heard in a press statement from the intelligence service we're expecting to hear more details from him over the next couple of days with regards to who will replace mawson and also as you how mohsin will now continue his work with in the interior ministry because this is arguably a very big win for mr hoffe

my question to you is that you change the trajectory for centre—left social democratic politics?e parties, like yours, are in disastrous shape. i wouldn't say disaster, but bad. look, social democracy was a 40% party, 40% of the vote everywhere, everywhere. and now we are a party of 20% of the vote, everywhere. for sure, this is not going to be changed overnight. but portugal and spain can represent the renewals of social democracy. i think it is an opportunity. here is an interesting comment from an analyst who has been consulting for the spd, the social democratic party in germany, michael broening, he says "social democratic parties in europe have forgotten how to mobilise." we see the far right mobilising, we even see the out and out left represented by people likejeremy corbyn in the uk, mobilising. what we don't see is traditional, old school parties like yours really mobilising, particularly young people. i agree with that diagnosis. i think social democracy has become an establishment party... you are part of the elite, part of the status quo. look at you — with all due r

according to sweden's public broadcaster, the centre—left social democrats, led by the prime ministerplace with 28.4% of the vote. the moderates, led by ulf kristersson, have 19.8%. and the sweden democrats, whose leader isjimmie aukesson, are in third place, with 17.6%, giving them cause to celebrate, asjenny hill reports from stockholm. the far right just late the far rightjust late british political history. the sweden democrats don't like the eu, they don't like migrants, and they have just up—ended this country's liberal tradition. translation: more people have understood the situation now, that we can't carry on like this. we have the politics that swedish people want so the judgement and the rhetoric will change a lot. prime minister, jenny hill from the bbc. are you feeling worried? laughter for sweden's prime minister, it's a battle for the soul of the country. i'm very concerned, of course. this is important. either we stay with a decent democracy or we choose another path. stefan lofven's centre—left party still tops the polls, but a strengthened far—right won't make it eas

the social democrats in the moderates are really helping that in itself will make the and thereforeseould be in a position where swedish democrat have -- >> you were saying the swedish economy is quite strong. the question marks will start to form further down the line if the global economy slows down and with that, swedish exports. will the swedish government the ready then in this parliamentary potentialto take on a crisis going forward? -- where ik at the served on the board, it is clear the economy is wrong -- the economy is strong. from the corporate sweden side, this is a strong situation. one should not expect any negative policy measures for our competitiveness. this brings the tax hikes to an end. this ends the discussion on the welfare sector. for the business sector this is a little bit of a relief. there is a small potential for structural reform. we basically expect the status quo. the big dark clouds over the swedish economy is really being national instability. i do not think anything will be done about that. in the next global downturn, it could be quite severe for swe

the criticism he remained completely on moved by the criticism in fact on the other hand the social democrats then accused him of promoting the kind of story about this situation of the right wing as well showing sympathy for right wing politics himself. political correspondent hands but many thanks indeed you're watching d.w. needs still to come. he says he was helping his family leave the war in syria then how did this man end up in a hung jury in prison we'll have the story coming up a bit later in the program. now three years ago world leaders made a commitment to eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere by twenty thirty but a new report just published by the overseas development institute warns that despite this pledge four hundred million people will still be living in extreme poverty by that year a person is considered to be an extreme poverty if he or she lives on less than one u.s. dollar and ninety cents a day extreme poverty totals have declined globally from eight hundred million five years ago to an estimated six hundred ten million today but in africa poverty is on th