music sweden.ades, people have been coming here to try to learn the secrets of this country's multiple success stories. in openness and transparency, innovation and new technologies. in health care, welfare, and gender equality. but lately, there has been a growing chorus of sweden's sceptics. you look at what's happening last night in sweden... sweden. malmo is now the rape capital of europe. they paint a picture of a country where openness and liberalism have created a nightmare that now threatens the very existence of those values themselves. two contradictory narratives. they can't both be true. so what's really going on? a spectacular bridge, well known to fans of scandinavian crime drama, connects denmark to the swedish city of malmo. but it's real crime that's worrying people here, and some are blaming immigrants. during the crisis of 2015, sweden took in more refugees per capita than even germany. hundreds of thousands came, attracted by an open door policy and generous welfare payments. ma

you look at what is happening last night in sweden. sweden.weden at night. the american president had watched a documentary clip on fox news the previous evening that painted sweden as a failing state. of course, it isn't any more than it's a utopia. sweden is a lodestar in a polarised world. people come here looking for confirmation of their existing world view. the lesson that they might come back with is this — beware the simple narrative. that, and don't believe everything you see on tv. hello. the first half of the weekend has brought some fairly mixed weather and i can't see the second half being particularly different. sunday will bring rain at times. breezy weather, even windy weather across the north. but amidst all of that, there will still be some spells of sunshine. the pressure pattern is a fairly complicated one. low pressure up to the north—west. a few different frontal systems here crossing the country, bringing outbreaks of rain. this front in the west will bring some outbreaks of patchy rain across the south—west of england,

the sweden democrats come over and over. but will help society we will only increase division and hate him so it was a disappointing night for the prime minister's ruling social democrats which is twenty eight percent is the lowest result in a century swedish moderates are in second place with nearly twenty percent so with no clear leader the result was the way for a length to go on forming a governing coalition. followed a number of reports from sweden pre-election polling break out a reaction to the general mood across the country in the run up to it. the move was not easy i can even say it was quite depressive this what i felt after a tour in sweden for almost fourteen days people were telling me things are not like they used to be health care and justice system police even transportation i remember we had a rendezvous with one politician in modern more of a sudden sweden and he was late for fourteen minutes after his train was delayed and when he finally iraq he was like oh even trains not run on time in this country any

there are some people in sweden who think it's undemocratic not to invite the sweden democrats to thethat. especially the people who vote for the right wing, because they could have the power in the future. i think all the parties in the parliament have said before this election that they will not collaborate with the sweden democrats, so there has to be a big change if they invite them to the table. if they are not invited to the table to form the next government, which positions will be and portfolios will be apply for?|j think they will never actually get minister posts, i don't think that will happen this time. what they will happen this time. what they will ask for is maybe a stricter migration policy. they won't support a future government for free, but they will ask for something, and possibly a stricter migration policy, long—term stricter migration policy, long—term stricter migration policy in sweden could be something they could ask for. cla es claes aronsson speaking to read, earlier. —— rico earlier. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the

while the insurgent sweden democrats make major gains with their anti immigration platform. this is a new wave of anti migrant demonstrations hits germany the country's domestic intelligence head comes under fire for saying videos of mob violence in kenya could be fake. despite a rock to clearing it was free from islamic state terrorism most a year ago now coming up we report on how the terror group remains active across large swathes of the country. they opened fire on them straight away and my son and husband lying on the ground if i knew the madras told us they were from the islamic state of iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by i saw terrorists. by their twenty four hour news that live worldwide from moscow this is art international with me kevin owen it's just turned five in the evening in first then the right wing sweden democrats party has won its largest ever share of the vote over seventeen percent in a general election that was dominated by concerns over immigration the party's leader declared his movement the true victors. m

a unique form of new liberalism through our capitalism that is unique for sweden. so breakthrough results for sweden democrats however the way the political system is the works is through proposal representation and puts multiple parties in government coalition and alliances and we've heard from many parties already that they do not want to work operate negotiate in you know with democrats so currently they stand alongside the democrats which makes it highly unlikely that they will make it to the government after these elections but instead remained in the opposition so ok good results but how exactly they will influence the politics we have to wait and see you know you still food for thought even if those heritage parties end up forming a coalition again after all that time in government there are still people who feel they fold in through the cracks like in many places in europe all right thanks for that assessment sweden. now elsewhere in europe and the migrant rallies have been held in a village near cologne in the west of germany after a twenty two year old lo

policy about to shake up european politics swedes are going to the polls today with the far right sweden democrats are poised to make major gains what does it mean for the country's liberal alliance we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. from here at the u.s. open tennis final serena williams angrily confronts the umpire off a controversial for the outburst overshadows naomi asuka's around a lot of that tree by a japanese are played. on mexican director alfonso for on the wins the top prize at the venice film festival for growth on the block and quite strong love based on his childhood memories. the last. i knew cooper's mckinnon glad he could join me. the people of sweden are voting in one of the most unpredictable elections the country has seen in decades mainstream policies of facing a major challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters is unhappy with immigration and what's with the slow pace of integration poll suggests the nationalist sweden democrats led by jimmy akeson could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliame

is far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme was there's still a steve anyway let's say that the sweden democrats are quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the ones to save sweden today so we have to create a new party a tougher party which is not politically correct a party which dares to speak out about repatriation because it's the only solution to sweden problems we gave the immigrants everything in this country we have tested everything and sweden is today a country in a real mess alternative for sweden's chances of claiming a seat in the parliament are slim but not as slim as the nordic resistance movement basically present themselves as heat lost soul juries. i was. the legal mind when they call you like me now and the people yelling you sound like no not in our studio you're right there yeah well written reports the right brain washed out the wrong and very wrong what is your opinion on now is. what they were great not is. the greatest burden

sweden democrats make major gains with their immigration. also coming up this hour despite iraq declaring yourself free from islamic state terrorists almost a year ago we reported how the terror group remains. the country. straight away and my son in hospital lying on the ground before i knew that the matter is told us. in iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint cherished. twenty four hour news live from moscow every hour of the day this is our team to national my names you know neil good of your company. french president. has come in for a burger round of criticism online to merge of him talking to a group of migrants here exchange. pretty embarrassing that video there for president mcewan as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it. is that mr mack on a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been

sweden's ruling social democrat suffer the worst election result in a century while the swedish democrats make substantial gains on their immigration platform. the israeli defense forces say they're reviewing the fatal shooting of a sixteen year old palestinian boy to protest in gaza we speak to his family. and despite iraqi authorities declaring the country free of his life mixtape almost a year ago we reported how the terror group remains active across a large swathes of the country. and my son has been lying on the ground before i. told. the rock my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by terrorists. moscow this monday september tenth. with the world news this hour first about significant election the most significant in sweden for generations in fact where the right wing sweden democrats have won over seventeen percent of the largest ever share of the vote in a general election that was dominated by concerns over immigration the party's leader declared themselves the true victors. your reappearance well the only thing i know who's won this election is the

this far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme was there's still a t.v. let's say that the sweden democrats were quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the ones to save sweden today so we have to create a new party a tougher party which is not politically correct a party which dares to speak out about repatriation because it's the only solution to sweden problems we gave the immigrants everything in this country we have tested everything and sweden is today a country in a real mess alternative for sweden's chances of claiming a seat in the parliament are slim but not as slim as the nordic resistance movement basically present themselves as heat low soldiers. i was. the one to your life when they call you like me now and the people gathering sound like no not in our studio you are right there yeah well written reports the right brain washed out of the wrong and very wrong it was you are in on now is. what they were great not is. the greatest you know the

sweden democrats make a major gains with their hard line anti immigration platform. and despite iraq declaring itself a free from islamic state almost a year ago we report on how the terror group remains active across large swathes of the country. finally time straight away and my saddam has been lying on the ground because i knew the murderous told us they were from the islamic state in iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by terrorists. who are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international launch on thomas glad to have you with us. our france's president has come in for a barrage of criticism online after footage emerged of him talking to a group of apparently undocumented migrants here's the exchange. pretty embarrassing that video there for president macron as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it. is that mr mack on a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france p

from the sweden democrats party he. gives his thoughts on the election result. but one group more than we did so in their. success. and also when it comes to the kingmaker position in a swedish parliament and what about those perceptions that your party is just trying to put an acceptable face on some of the more extreme elements in swedish political society lumping you with far right groups like alternative sweden or nordic resistance well that's left wing media trying to demonize parties like ours what we can say and what we do know is that my point of view is not responsible for the chaos that sweden is in with immigration and with all the problems. others have employees who've been doing this for thirty maybe forty years and now in every election they come up with the same old so-called solutions to problems they themselves made in the same thing all over again what has never been tried in sweden is a less immigration system one thing that's never been tried. the one thing we want to see is sweden zero immigration and to get people to move back to their home

poll in sweden's general election.olice crack down on protests in russia against plans to raise the state pension age by five years. displayed a violent police presence here, they are prepared to stand up further votes. they lot of young people here today are telling me they are here fodder parent and their-future. attack on prime minister theresa may's brexit plans. and after last night's dramatic women's final, the us open men's final betweerrflfivakfljfikfivif and juan martin del potro is about to get under way. we'll bring you more on that later. hello, and welcome to world news today. polls have closed in sweden in a general election that's been dominated by the rise of an anti—immigration party. this is the scene live in stockholm at the headquarters of the far—right sweden democrats. final results are expected from the election commission within the next hour. one exit poll earlier, from sweden's state broadcaster, suggests the incumbents, the social democrats are leading with with 26.2%, and the sweden democrats hav

ruling social democrat suffered their worst election result in a century while the insurgence sweden democrats make major gains with their anti immigration platform. iraq declaring itself free from islamic state terrorists almost a year ago we reported now the cherub group remains active across. the country. they opened fire on them straight away and my son in hospital the line of the ground the coin unit of the madras told us they were from the islamic state of iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped a fake checkpoint terrorist. live from our international news center here in moscow this is r t i'm you know neal good to have your company our top story french president and money has come in for a barrage of criticism online. emerged of him talking to a group of migrants here's the exchange. pretty embarrassing that video there for president mcewan as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it. is that mr mack on a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you

while the insurgents' sweden democrats make major gains with their hard line anti immigration. despite iraq declaring itself free from islamic states almost a year ago we reported the terror group remains active. and my son was lying on the ground before i knew that. they were from the islamic state of iraq my brother was killed after he was kidnapped checkpoint terrorists. welcome to our chief international you know me and with you this news hour good to have your company our top story president has come in for a barrage of criticism after footage emerged of him talking to a group of apparently documented migrants here to exchange. pretty embarrassing that video there for president mcewan as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it. is that mr mack on a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been absolutely outrage that that was the president's only reaction to a m

do you know watch friends of sweden they said on t.v. that it's hard to declare a winner of this election i know he's won the sweden democrats. the party which has neo nazi roots has capitalized on some sweet skepticism towards immigration and the establishment as the country faces a protracted period of uncertainty once things clear this week and democrats have driven a wedge into the country's political consensus. our correspondent barbara basal is in stockholm and joins us now with more of barbara as we heard their sweetness in for some difficult coalition talks have any idea how those talks might play out. of course the first the two big blocks will first start running their heads against the wall and claim victory some home or precedence over the other after all votes will be counted to maybe tomorrow then they will just have to sit down at a very big table and find common ground they will somehow have to break up this old system office center left bloc kind of center right block and they sort of alternate in government that is over

in sweden the nationalist anti—immigration sweden democrats have made significant gains in the generalin centre—right and centre—left blocs running neck and neck. our europe correspondent, jenny hill is in stockholm. this is a historic night. exit polls suggest they have won but a far right party has expected to come third, perhaps even second. for sweden, a country with a long liberal tradition, that really is an astonishing results. this is their night. the far rightjust make swedish political history. the sweden democrats don't like the eu, vetera n sweden democrats don't like the eu, veteran like migrants and they have just upended this country's liberal tradition. translation: more people understand the situation now, that we can't carry on like this. the judgement in the rhetoric will change a lot. i'm from the bbc. you feeling worried? change a lot. i'm from the bbc. you feeling worried ? for the change a lot. i'm from the bbc. you feeling worried? for the swedish prime minister, it is a battle for the soul of the country. am very concerned, of course. this is important. either

far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme was the least d.v.d. but say that the sweden democrats are quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the ones to save sweden today so we have to create a new party a tougher party which is not politically correct a party which dares to speak out about repatriation because it's the only solution to sweden problems we gave the immigrants everything in this country we have tested everything and sweden is today a country in a real mess alternative for sweden's chances of claiming a seat in the parliament are slim but not as slim as the nordic resistance movement basically present themselves as he'd lost soldiers. i. was the one to you live when they call you like me now and the people gathered you sound like no not in our studio your brain dead yet more still right brain washed out of the wrong very wrong it was your union are now is. what they were great not is. the greatest hurt in the really have huge and i know it'

policy about to shake up european politics swedes are going to the polls today with the far right sweden democrats poised to make major gains what does it mean for the country's liberal alliance we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. north korea commemorate the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding but behind the problem on the parades does pyongyang not really force the celebration. and force a controversial cool from the umpire had serena williams fuming as she lost the u.s. open final to japanese youngster naomi osaka. i knew cooper's mackinnon glad you could join me. voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades mainstream parties are facing a major challenge from the far right which is expecting big gains from voters unhappy with immigration and integration polls suggest the nationalist sweden democrats led by jimmy ackerson could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliament to shift to the right even threatens to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stefano fund has called

as i'm over told to talk bad about immigration this is why sweden democrats often and openly. were accused of been nazi or carry nazi ideas for this position. but i can say that there were many. more extreme groups much more extreme groups in sweden running for these three elections for example nordic resistance movement they present themselves actually like people are soldiers and they were hoping to get some votes during this campaign is well. i. don't know if there was definitely a very very good person or the german people definitely. the free germany. they are against this we're against the masses move racism and so beleaguered to say that it looks like i mean that must be cause for the police to intervene and as you say in such a renowned liberal country like sweden what were people saying to you about well whether we're right in sweden democrats were wrong or right many people believed that immigrants are indeed to blame and that's what i felt while travelling across sweden this and immigration no particular entity no new repeat immigration sense this what we filmed in

party about to shake up european politics swedes are going to the polls today with the far right sweden democrats poised to make major gains what does it mean for the country's liberal alliance we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. north korea to commemorate the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding but behind the pomp and the parades does pyongyang really have cause for celebration who put that question to an expert on east asia. five hundred home free glad you could join me voting is underway in sweden in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades the center left government faces a serious challenge from the far right which is made major gains on the issues of immigration and integration prime minister stephan that cost his ballot early this morning he's called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state polls suggest the populist sweden democrats could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliament. well the rise of the anti immigrant party could shake the status quo in a country known for its stability and liberal va

party about to shake up european politics swedes all going to the polls today with the far right sweden suite of democrats poised to make a major what does it mean for the country's liberal alliance we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up. north korea commemorates the seventieth anniversary of the country's founding but behind the pong when the parade does pyongyang really tough both for celebration who put that question to an expert on east asia. i'm going to humphrey glad you could join me for things on the way in sweden and one of the most unpredictable elections in decades the center left government is facing a serious challenge from the far right which has made spectacular gains off the back of issues regarding refugee policy and welfare with ballot stations now open across the country polls suggest the anti immigration sweden democrats could emerge as a new force in swedish politics the rise of the populist party is set to shake up the status quo in a country. seen as that bastion of liberal but. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant elec

this is d w news live from berlin sweden century old political consensus threaten to under the rubble over migration to the far right sweden democrats could win as much as one quarter of the vote as the country prepares for its first election since taking in more migrants per capita than any other country in europe but also coming out. reports of intensified airstrikes across northern syria including rebel held it with provinces home to three million civilians. and a black and white drama wins a top prize at the venice film festival. is based on the childhood of its oscar winning director alfonso caron will ask our film critics what it's all about. welcome to the program i'm mary and i haven't seen. people in sweden are preparing to vote in sunday's general election the traditional mainstream parties are facing a strong challenge from the far right sweden democrats now they've made migration a key issue in the election as the country counts the cost of the large number of migrants it's accepted in recent years polls suggest no party will win a clear majority. it's shaping up to be one

far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme wasn't really steve anyway let's say that the sweden democrats are quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the ones to save sweden today so we have to create a new party a tougher party which is not politically correct a party which dares to speak out about repatriation because it's the only solution to sweden problems we gave the immigrants everything in this country we have tested everything and sweden is today a country in a real mess alternative for sweden's chances of claiming a seat in the parliament are slim but not as slim as the nordic resistance movement basically present themselves as heat low soldiers. i was the one to your life when they call you like they're not even the people gathered here in town mike no not in our studio you're right there yeah well written reports that right brain washed out of the wrong very wrong what is your opinion on now is that. what they were great not just a nigerian la

so difficult in the sweden democrats can never. anything that will help society. crease division and hate. the prime minister on a disappointing night for his ruling social democrats with just twenty eight percent it's their lowest result in a century the swedish moderates are in second place with nearly twenty percent now with no clear leader the result paves the way for some lengthy negotiations ahead of forming a governing coalition written off in a reported for us from sweden in the run up to the election and told me earlier about the mood across the country. the mood was not easy i can even say it was quite depressive this what i felt after a tour in sweden for almost fourteen days people were telling me things are not like they used to be health care and justice system police even transportation i remember we had a rendezvous with one politician in modern in the southern sweden and he was late for a full two minutes after his train was delayed and when he finally a ride he was like oh even trains don't run on time in this country anymore so of course it was

do you know what friends of sweden they said on t.v. that it's hard to declare a winner of this election i know he's won the sweden democrats. in a small country that's accepted nearly half a million asylum seekers since two thousand and twelve oka sons message has resonated with those skeptical of immigration and the political establishment incumbent prime ministers define left and center left coalition only barely defeated the opposition center right alliance assigned liff and says it's time to toss out the bloc system that's defined swedish politics for decades if using is no site has a clear majority it's only natural that we will have to work across the political fight to make it possible to govern sweden. so regardless of the final election results this will be the death of bloc politics. i but his invitation to the center right to engage in cross party talks has so far fallen on deaf ears the head of the opposition is calling on to resign that leaves two sides in a virtual dead heat after the vote without a majority neither bloc

about to shake up european politics swedes have been voting in general elections with the far right sweden democrats poised to make major gains what does it mean for the country's liberal alliance we'll have analysis from our correspondent in stockholm also coming up trauma at the u.s. open tennis final story no williams angrily confronted the umpire after a controversial cold we'll take you through the divided reactions on social media. and mexican director alfonso cuarón wins the top prize at the venice film festival for roma a black and white drama based on his childhood memories. i knew coop as mckinnon glad you could join me thank you. the people of sweden are voting in one of the most unpredictable elections the country has seen in decades mainstream policies are facing a major challenge from which from the far right which is expecting big gains from votes as unhappy with immigration and with the slow pace of integration polls suggest the nationalists leading democrats led by jimmy akeson could emerge as one of the strongest forces in parliament the shift to the right even threatens

the mood was not easy i can even say it was quite depressive this what i felt after touring in sweden for almost fourteen days people were telling me things are not like they used to be health care and justice system police even transportation i remember we had a rendezvous with one politician in modern other southern sweden and he was late for a full two minutes after his train was delayed and when he finally iraq it was like oh even trains don't run on time in this country anymore so of course it was a joke but with some beta truth that people were not quite happy with the happening in sweden but security was the biggest concern of course with cars burned throughout the country with gang shootings on the rise now we're driving to the southern part of stockholm to swedish capital to one of the area is called by police as vulnerable area or especially vulnerable area or risk area how the refer to the few people who have. never ever taken out. violent that it would look like earth to go boy. good looking to do the no good job over mafia give me money no money. was the gun you may know.

second largest priority i think that what we're seeing is a sweden this is very important to kind of strive for our classical is as we say it's just values and it has to do with. equal we have a gender equality that is very very strong in comparison with other faiths this is about keeping sweden swedish that's an additional thing sweden together i say it's a message resonating widely in what used to be one of europe's most open and free thinking societies expert magazine sweden's leading investigative journal has long charted the rise of the far right the catalyst of naziism which is this weekend yeah i mean the party has been through some. changes of course but there is a sort of a quare are a radical nationalism a quest for home and generosity in sweden and placing immigrants and minorities at the center of everything that's wrong in society the relentless rise of the right here the sweden democrats winning five percent of the vote in twenty ten almost thirteen percent four years later and this time perhaps one in five votes twenty percent tells the story of a country changing fast

and sweden's prime minister is handed his marching orders after losing a no confidence vote does come after the mauling his party received in september's general election. welcome you're watching r.t. international this tuesday afternoon where it's just gone two o'clock in the russian capital. now while the main part of the u.n. general assembly gets underway later on tuesday some key meetings have already taken place on the sidelines like talks between the five signatories of the iran deal as a result of the european union's foreign policy chief said that the bloc will continue to trade with iran and make sure financial links are maintained the move comes in defiance of the u.s. which quit the deal with iran and threatened all nations trading with the country. reports now from new york. with the very important people arriving in town it is time to get things sorted just a couple of hours after surrogates of landed in new york he was sitting behind closed doors with the ministers representing the international players who once made the iran nuclear deal possible that's the one donald

the refugee policy in sweden here that has led to this moment that politics in sweden find themselves now in there really being torn apart and probably shaken all over the place w. correspondent barbara starr thank you. now some of the other stories making news around the world first responders say four civilians have been killed by as strikes in syria's rebel held province monitor groups say syrian and russian jets conducted more than sixty air raids on saturday the most intense bombing in weeks russia syria and iran are believed to be preparing for a final assault on despite international pressure. policing greece affine to against the protesters in the northern port of the saloniki demonstrate is oppose a june deal to end a name dispute with neighboring macedonia under the plan that country would change its name to northern gaza don't you agree sphere's territorial claims on its own province named macedonia. environmentally sound of throwing a huge boom in an attempt to clean up the world's largest rubbish patch in the pacific ocean the six hundred metre long structure will be towe

across sweden we spent. days there and we visited many many cities and this anti immigrant or particularly european immigrant feeling was very strong and i want you to take a look at this piece we filmed this in the city of health in work i mean local journalist was just walking down the street and we bumped into different immigrants and he was very tense weaving is not swedish anymore i mean this is two of the change here used to be small little shop where you could buy a hotdog now it's sort of a short you never find any swedish anymore. it's all the science or you know how big. your order is over no no no no let me room with you because we do expect you to be very sad that sweden is malta swedish country anymore it makes me want to cry i don't regulate my eyes my own car. if you like throwing cloyd in the ocean i mean i was a really good way of showing perhaps highlighting social tensions that exist on the streets what's next them for sweden and vote for a new head of the government has to take place no l

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sort of a growth in the sweden democrats. but will help society to be able to only increase division and hate in any case it was a disappointing night for the prime minister's ruling social democrats claiming twenty eight percent of the vote that's their lowest result in over a century the swedish moderates were second with close to twenty percent and with no clear winner the result likely means a lengthy negotiations on forming a governing coalition re if a national reported for us from sweden in the run up to the election told us earlier about the sphere across the country. the mood was not easy i can even say it was quite depressive this what i felt after tour in sweden for almost fourteen days people were telling me things are not like they used to be health care and justice system police even transportation i remember we had a rendezvous with one politician in modern more in other southern sweden and he was late for a full two minutes after his train was delayed and when he finally iraq he was like oh even trains don't r

headline news sweden's ruling social democrats suffer the worst election result in a century while the swedish democrats make substantial gains on their immigration platform. israeli defense forces say they're reviewing the fatal shooting of a sixteen year old palestinian boy at a protest in gaza we speak to his family. and despite iraqi authorities declaring the country free of islamic state almost a year ago we reported on how the terror group remains active across large swathes of the country. straight away and my son has been lying on the ground to find. the wrong my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint terrorist. monday morning at nine here in moscow this is the news from r.t. international bring you up to date on the overnight election developments in scandinavia first where the right wing sweden democrats party won its largest ever share of the vote in a general election dominated by concerns over immigration. so with nearly all the ballots counted the sweden democrats took over seventeen percent of the vote which they see as a major breakthrough but it

germany did not invade sweden for at least two reasons sweden was not of very strategic role importance in the second reason is that sweden was quite willing to supply the german armaments industries with the necessary war materials i am in particular. and sweden at least in the first part of the second word was leaning towards the nazis the even allowed the german navy to cross swedish waters. the allowance of german ethane to violate the aspace suite so officially they were neutral in the clue meaning to words to me and that was easy for the germans i mean they they got most everything they want. but securing nine hundred forty three the tide of war would change dramatically. the seemingly invincible nazi germany now found itself losing on several fronts. the allies had been victorious in north africa. and had landed invasion forces in southern italy. on the eastern front. the red army had begun a huge counterattack. pushing the german troops back west. from nine hundred forty three all words as soon as the swedish government sensed all recognized that germany is going to lose the the

from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next sixty minutes early election results in sweden show the center left and center right locks the neck and neck and the surge in support for the far right fighting flares again around the day that killing eighty four people after talks to end the yemen's civil war collapse. the barrel bombs and there are strikes continue to fall in hama provinces in syria taking another hospital out of action. and floats and flags but no missiles as north korea marks its seventieth anniversary with a huge military parade. in school serena williams has been fined seven hundred thousand dollars for her conduct during the u.s. open final. williams accuse the umpire of making a sexist remark during her defeat to an army of soccer. let's begin the news hour in sweden where early results are failed to bring through from an election that could change the country's political landscape now they show the center left bloc led by the prime minister's they from lovin with just over forty percent of the vote his social democratic party has traditionally had the bi

sweden hoped other european follow it woul example. the then-migration ministso morgan johawas frustrated that many e.u. partners closed their borders instead. opat do you say to those who think your immigration policy, your open door policy is naive? >> juonst turn your television set and see for yourself what these people are fleeing from. >> brabant: as sweden found itself overwhelmed by the influx, it sealed its formerly open border with denmark to the south, to tre y to stem thow. it was like closing the stable door after the horse had bolted, say those on the right, like the alternative for sweden's gustav kasselstrand. >> the politians have forced policy upon us, with mass immigration that we have never ever voted for, never ever supported. >> braba: prime minister stefan loven presided over thewh influx, ich has strained the hallowed welfare system and changesweden to the point where one in four of the population now comes from a foreign background. his center left social democrat party advocates high taxation to pay for the cr