: "new york times" columnist threw a tantrum after the election in sweden writing a piece entitled swedenming unbearable. the swedish far right has profited from the country's growing inequalities, fostering an obsession with crime and an antipathy to migrants. it's advance marks the end of swedish exceptionalism. [laughs] the end of swedish exceptionalism? you used to be a country that was fairly homogeneous but welcoming of all people. pretty united. now where is that? >> 40 year multiculturalism has ended swedish exceptionalism. i can tell you that. the journalist and "new york times" might wonder why it happens that the sweden democrats are the biggest among swedish iranians for naming one example. of course the reason for that is immigrants who come to sweden, work hard, who don't want sweden to become more like the middle east, they tend to vote for us. you can see that in the discussion on islamism. we were the only ones raising that issue for many years. now everyone else is starting to adopt our policies. we still have a way to go because the state is still funding these islamist

also on the program, sweden's anti immigration, sweden, democrats, outperformed the country's traditional conservatives in sunday's general election, posting that best ever result countries left when minority government could be ousted by right when block thousands line, the streets of edinburgh bid farewell to queen elizabeth, this coffin arrives in the scottish capital on its final journey ah, i'm feeling a welcome to the program. ukraine. it officials say russian miss island asked strikes on water facilities on the thermal power station of caused widespread outages across its eastern regions around hockey and in don't bass. ukrainian officials say russia was attempting to deprive people of heat, a light in retaliation for keeps recent territorial gains on the edge of ha heave, city. fire crews battle ablaze at one of ukraine's biggest power and heating plants . flames in the night. sky are the only source of light as the region is plunged into darkness. buena lives in lyrica missile struck an infrastructure, so transformers which serve the city of clark, if were damaged about you. ukra

what does this all mean for the formation of sweden's next government? as one expert described it, it is probably going to be a nightmare to form a stable coalition here in sweden because of the fragmentation of the political system. as you just said, the social democrats seems to be the strongest party in this election. and prime minister understand would have, as it seems right now, the mandates to talk to other center left parties to form a government. and together, they could have been our majority in the parliament, but of course they have their own interest and one of them, the left party with communist roots is not a very popular partner. so undecided could also reach out to some of the conservative parties, but those parties were running their campaigns to replace and us. and so any talks there would be very difficult. so as you can see, it is difficult. it is going to be difficult and take time to form a stable government in sweden and government talks aside. how do you explain the surgeon support for the far right sweden democrats. the sweden d

so this sweden, democrats with their hard line on immigration and crime. they were able just tap into the notes. and in addition, the problem is that some conservative parties started to show that they are willing to deal with the sweden democrats that were treated as an paranoia in the past. so that also could have influence some voters who might have been thinking, okay, if other parties are talking to the sweden democrats, we can vote for them in stockholm, alexandra phenomena, thank you. ah bundles lake news and on your berlin continued this stunning start of the season. with a one, no wind over kalonde, but it required a slice of luck to get on you. on a dream starts the game. as cologne, defend a team of hoover's deflated and otherwise harmless cross right into his own. if that was in just the 3rd minute, it would prove to be the game's only goal was well, the victory ensured the capital club ended the weekend at the very top of the bond as league standings now on young berlin's victory, still less surprising. fryeburg with the chance to jump to 1st

apparently the sweden democrats tapped into the current mood in sweden, amid a wave of gang violence and crime. they campaigned on a promise to make sweden safe again, that as well after a hard line stance on immigration seems to have resonated with voters. the sweden, democrats have already shifted the country's political spectrum to the right and are set to play a bigger role in swedish politics in the foreseeable future. and the trial opens to day in belgium of 10 people suspected of involvement in islamist bombing attacks in brussels. in 2016, 32 people were killed at a time when europe was already on edge following a series of terrorist attacks. dw, marina strauss has been to meet one woman who witnessed events and the brussels metro. and who is hoping that this trial will help bring some closure ah, the mild, like match her station and brussels. it has become a symbol of how an ordinary trip to work can turn into a nightmare. cold level like smoother when the bomb exploded. i immediately knew it was in his hand because he thought he stared job and that he was on this metro. whe

his blog includes the sweden democrats, a far right party, that has vow to make sweden safe again by bringing in longer prison sentences and restricting immigration. people in the capitol reacted to the news of the blocks narrow when it's a sad sign of the times that we're living in that there can the profile of a cell on scaring up to scare into people. would that the where it's on site to live in sweden with, with all the criminal sunday, all ag, through it is a sofa that only a face of a one or 2 percent of the people who swayed are most people. they live a very, very, very secure life. so how to can, will an election on that? it's ridiculous. there are a lot of big questions in our society today that day in some ways hasn't been address correctly. and i think a lot of people have been longing for a change, or even though that change or sometimes mean shifting the, the clarity to the rights. in this case, they go back any the sundays vote was one at the closest elections ever. and sweden, thousands of overseas and postal boats were needed to get a clearer picture of who the winner

yury, i will ask you, you have been working in sweden for a long time now, and sweden is a country that is only at the stage of its neutral status ensured the unique development of its defense industry there and howitzers ar or ripens there in love another system actually it is connected with sweden what unique recipes were used leadership functions that ensured such promotion and what the recommendations are adaptive for the current existence of the ukrainian pc p yuriy, we have lost connection and then actually when will we establish a connection in a new way, this is the question . now it determines the tasks for private and state industry, what role does mr. tych prom, who is well-known to you, ukroboronprom, the ministry of defense, is there , conventionally speaking, a normal distribution of the area of ​​responsibility, or so far in fact the main emphasis is placed on the ministry of defense, and the industry is still drawn to the initiative of the military, what is in this triangle of administrations, prom in the cobra and the ministry of defense , unfortunately, unfortunately,

basically not, we'll sort out sweden. it's a little bit of a complicated picture on the side of the right wing coalition because actually of kristin's party, the moderates have been overtaken as the 2nd biggest party in sweden by the right wing, sweden. democrats who looked like that just got a couple of percentage points above them, around 20 percent of the vote. a huge leap. and for this party that was a pariah party, just a few elections ago and had only 5 percent of the vote back then. they could play a big part in sweden's future now. ah, thousands of mourners have begun to fire past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd she is lying and state at westminster hall. the next 4 days can see the life pictures that a key 5 kilometers long is currently snaking its way through london as mourners wait patiently to pay at respects the metropolitan penny summit says the queen's phenol and lying in state is the biggest security operation. it faced need focus more. aah! from the royal privacy of buckingham palace where the queen

as i repeat it, i mean, sweden signed this document.lm: yul's image as a rural swedish mother sharply contrasts to her depiction by the turks as a terrorist, but patriotic kurdish songs on the television offer a glimpse of her identity. are you a terrorist? derdiye: as far as turkey is concerned, i am a terrorist. but it's important to understand that it was the turkish army that forced me to leave our villages and to join the pkk. it was the turkish army that stormed and destroyed our villages, killed children and raped women. the turkish state forced me into the life i have had. malcolm: fears over potential extradition have triggered pro-pkk demonstrations in stockholm. the protests infuriated turkey, which interpreted them as swedish tolerance of terrorism. as far as you're concerned, is derdiye yul a terrorist? oznur: the thing is, i don't want to make comments about this person or that person, really. i mean, there are terrorists, yes, in sweden who took advantage of the system. and so we are -- yes, we want some people to be extr

heart in this election and ship sweden's entire political spectrum to their right. a remarkable development for a country that was long known as a showcase example of a liberal society. and we returned to united kingdom and our coverage of the queen's journal procession and the swearing in of the new king, king charles the 3rd has been officially proclaimed britons, new monarch at saint james palace in london. the ceremony formerly recognizes his sovereignty, several senior lawmakers for allegiance to the new king. after the ceremony, she was accompanied by his wife camilla, the queen consort and his son, prince william, who is next in line to the throne. and centuries old royal protocol playing out in front of the television cameras. for the 1st time ever. an accession council made up of senior political figures including past prime ministers and clerics from the church of england came together in london. saint james's palace to officially announced the death of the monarch and to proclaim a successor prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our l

also on the program, sweden's anti immigration, sweden's democrats, outperformed countries, traditional conservatives and sundays general election posting that best ever result of countries left wing minority government could be ousted by a right wing block and thousands line the streets of edinburgh to bid farewell to queen elizabeth coffin arrives in the scottish capital on the 1st leg of its final geography. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. keith says its troops have liberated more than 20 settlements of the past 24 hours as they continue a rapid advance in the eastern hockey and an ask region. e earlier ukrainian official said overnight russia miss ireland asked dr. sensibility infrastructure had caused wipes but outages. his mer described the strikes as russian reprisals for caves. recent territorial gains on the edge of ha, have city fire crews battle ablaze, and one of ukraine's biggest power and heating plants flames in the night. sky, or the early source of light as the region is plunged into darkness. on 11 lyrica miss awe struck an infrastructure. so transformers whic

and who is currently financing these projects that sweden wants to implement?this package of 1.5 billion that was agreed upon there at the beginning september in copenhagen, that is, there is a financial driving force behind this initiative, well , i don't have such information directly, but we can connect two points and talk about it, it is definitely swedish, for example, it is the state budget of sweden, so simple, but what are the resources, what are the interactions there at the level of the ossetian treaties, you know that as an expert country there are some obligations for imports for imports for exports, in principle there are, i think there are certain agreements regarding the financing of this, but for today it is the state budget mr. vitali, he is now talking about the need to form some kind of strategy for the survival of the ukrainian defense industry, and there are three options for the development of the type of events: transfer ukrainian enterprises to neighboring friendly countries of the european union. joint ventures with those companies that

on the road to northern sweden, close to the arctic circle.n's military status is on the verge of changing dramatically after 200 years of neutrality and avoiding conflict. russia's invasion of ukraine has pushed sweden into joining nato. but it's succession's and the balance because of a small group of people on turkey's most wanted list. we're heading north to meet one of those people whose fate could determine if turkey uses its veto to block sweden's ambitions. exiled kurdish leaders say of all the people that turkey demands be extradited, you will is the most vulnerable. she fled in 2015 to claim political asylum. the processes and thealance because the swedes won't accept her documentation. >> even to say you're kurdish in turkey is a risk. you can be imprisoned for it. someone who has stayed with the pkk, it means torture and death in turkey. >> she is afraid that agents will kidnap her. she is refusing to go to the turkish embassy to obtain papers required because she thinks she will disappear. the pkk is labeled as a terrorist organiz

swedish elections produce have taught rights between conservative parties, led by the anti immigration, sweden, democrats, and the left wing minority government, a prime minister in abs. ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome to the program. queen elizabeth quoterush has arrived in edinburgh, thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid a last farewell to the mana labs. crowds crowds also packed the heart of the scottish capital, wanting the royal mile from the castle. down to the palace of hollywood house with mourners, gathering early in the morning quince coffin belie at risk at some giles cathedral till it is flown to london. on tuesday. we have dw correspondent emily gordon standing by for us in it mer scotland. emily could to see you. what can you tell us about another day, full of pageantry in scotland. yes, anthony. so we're now at a borrower standing right behind the palace of hollywood house. it has started to poor. it's raining said the majority of people around here. i've actually gone home, but when we arrived here, the streets for absolutely packed, they will lining every roa

also sweden's way of looking at policies.rent: ashok swain, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. ashok: my pleasure. brent: we want to bring you back to berlin now, and the city state ballet which is known for its love of experimentation. it has thrilled onlookers in the past by stating flash mobs and by performing at the famous nightclub. now it is taking to the water. reporter: in august, bad weather meant this water-based dance had to be postponed. bubut in september, everything s just right. with some late-summer son, an audience, and a varied program. >> we said we want to go outside to the guests because nobody could come to us in the theater. it was so successful, sort of like a little love parade here in berlin. reporter: and this year too, hundreds follow the 1.5-hour show. the 50 dancers showed excerpts from the repertoire, including those choreographed specifically for the ship, including this one called following the path. ♪ the ballerinas from the classic swan lake also avoided point danc

we are passing through sweden temporarily. good morning.ow that there are problems in sweden with the preparation of humanitarian aid in ukraine. there were no problems with the purchase of cars for units of the armed forces of ukraine and their delivery to ukraine, because according to the laws and regulations for sweden , the car must be deregistered after crossing the border into ukraine, that is, everything was fine for six months and out of the blue, after the last batch of cars that we delivered on august 1, we received a refusal from the swedish transport department of the option , it is called a transport license, to deregister six cars that had already gone to ukraine, and here it turned out that, in fact, it is it is not a personal case of some kind. and it is important because what is the basis for this refusal. the grounds have already been written three times. we have received a refusal and the grounds are written as it is not a customs declaration, that is, the grounds for refusal are non-recognition. of official documents of

otherwisigration coming into sweden. otherwise you're going to lose sweden forever.have stooe you're g sweden ford up and they it anym. said, can't do it anymore.e, w charlie, where are we watching this? thank you so much for joining us . we're going to keep our eyesthiv on this movement and how you. guys address these problems. >> thank you. thanks fork you. having. ng >> are the overwhelming freaksism of the enviro is on display. >> the last bite. we'll explain. >> i served in the army for twenty seven years. today, i'm retired and living on a pension, but still lowering our costs and tackling inflation. congress is going after american technology. this misguided agenda will threaten the technology we use every day to cut costs. public pension plans over one hundred billion seniors like me will pay a heavy price . >> tell congress to leave our technology alone. sir, you won't face me. unlike zyrtec, allegra won't make me drowsy. allegra starts working two times faster than claritin. so take allegra before allergy symptoms take over you. a new allegra hive's works f

of course it has a lot to do come t sweden, which has caused some friction. it is also people outside the big cities, development has not produced much wealth for them. also the kind of low after the government has to go. and it doesn't matter whether they have been a good government or not. what happened here was the end of the election campaign, the sweden democrats got the bandwagon. they were taking votes from social democrats and moderates. they are the conservative party. and i think they got some extra votes from their success. wanted to vote for a successful party rather than a failing party. >> is it about people seeking solutions? often, the perception of the problems caused by the migrant crisis, taking us to the start of your previous answer, the perception is far wse than the actual reality. >> partly. we've also had a lot of proems in sweden, where almost every day there is someone killed or hurt badly by shootings or knives. and most of the trouble has been collected to areas where a lot of migrants live. that is why one of the main subjects in

also on the program, sweden's anti immigration, sweden, democrats, outperformed countries, traditional conservatives and sundays general election posting that best ever results. now the countries left when minority government could be ousted by a right wing block and thousands, a line, the streets of edinburgh to bid farewell to queen elizabeth coffin arrived to the scottish capitol. it's final jack. ah, i'm from gale. welcome to the program. ukrainian official say russian missile and asked strikes on water facilities and the formal power station of caused widespread outages across its east and regions around cock if and in dumbass grey impressive laudermill, zalinski and russia was attempting to deprive people of heat and light while hawkins mer describe strikes as russian reprisals for keys. recent territorial gains. on the edge of hockey city, fire crews battle ablaze at one of ukraine's biggest power and heating plants. flames in the night, sky are the only source of light as the region is plunged into darkness. on 11 lyrica missile struck on infrastructure, so transformers which s

in love, other systems are actually related to sweden.hat unique recipes were used by the swedish leadership that ensured such advancement and what are the recommendations are adaptive for the current existence of the ukrainian pc p yuriy, we have lost connection and then when we will actually establish a connection on a new issue . and state industry, what role does mr. tych prom play, which is well known to you, ukroboronprom, the ministry of defense, is there any normal distribution of the area of ​​responsibility, or so far in fact the main emphasis is placed on the ministry of defense, and the industry is still drawn to the initiative of the military, what is it in this triangle of administrations, prom in the cobra and the ministry of defense , unfortunately, unfortunately, i can say that the leading role of the administrative industry is not yet there, although i believe that it should to be and all normative legal acts of the legislator, normative legal acts must not must exist in such a way that it should be the leading role of t

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you have been working in sweden for a long time, and sweden is a country that, even at the stage of its ensured the unique development of its defense industry. there are also howitzers or rypins there. in love, another system is actually related to sweden. what unique recipes were used by the leaders of sweden who ensured such promotion and what recommendations are adaptive for the current existence of the ukrainian pc? and then actually, when we will establish a connection in a new way, this is the question. and now, then i will continue to communicate with mr. vitali and mr. vitali. mr. tych prom, who is well known to you, ukroboronprom, the ministry of defense, is there something already happening in my area? they say that the distribution of the area of ​​responsibility is normal, or so far, in fact, the main emphasis is placed on the ministry of defense, and the industry is still drawn to the initiative of the military, what is in this triangle administrators of the promo industry in kobromprom and the ministry of defense uh, unfortunately, uh, unfortunately, i can say that the lea

in this election and ship sweden's entire political to spectrum to their right. a remarkable development for a country that was long known as a showcase example of a liberal society to support. now and in the buddhist lager abbey leipzig are embarking on a new era this week with coach dominique or to disco, fired and replaced by former dockman boss. mocker rosa, as it happened, dormant were in town on match day 6, handing rows of the chance to make a good 1st impression on the home fans while also getting one back on his former employers as 1st days go. it wasn't to sherry, marco rosa will be aiming to stay longer in leipzig than the $46.00 games he lost that dormant. could he, when his 1st one against some familiar faces, the early signs look good as will your band nodded the hosts in front after just 6 minutes. they pinpoint header getting the hungarian defender of the mock for the new season. it would have been to nail on the half hour mark had it not been for some heroic defending from marius both. but the tide kept coming like secret to up at the break. and

it's sweden. then sweden opened its borders to the world an things changed dramatically.was not enhanced. it was degraded. since 2018 there have been nearly 500 bombings in sweden. two of them just went off the other day. it's completely out of control. and swedish voters, whatever their politics, don't like it. they elected a right wing government. will that solve the problem? a legal philosopher from europe joins us tonight from the united states. eva, thank you so much for joining us. sweden obviously made a terrible mistake. it turns out the people who moved to sweden didn't act at all like swedes. will this new government do something to fix it? >> well, i wouldn't be too sure. honestly, tucker, i was a little surprised when you asked me to come on about these two new bombings. when i heard the news about it, i thought, well, that's just another day in sweden, because this happens almost on a daily basis in sweden. over the past five years, they've had 500 of these types of bombings. that's obviously something new. sweden didn't used to be, but it's a result of mass

houghton this election and ship sweden's entire political spectrum to their right. a remarkable development for a country that was long known as a showcase example of a liberal society service sports. now poland, eager shout tech has won the us open women's final. she defeated on shall guar tunisia, winning the 1st set easily. then fending off a mighty come back buys bore, who was trying to become the 1st african to win a grand slam event. world number, once frontier took the 2nd set in a tiebreaker to clench her 3rd grand slam type in the bonus league, every leipzig r, a bargaining on a new era this week with coach a dominique go to desco, fired and replaced by former dought one boss, marco rosa, as it happened, dorman were in town unmatched. a 6 handling rose at the chance to make a good 1st impression of home fans or getting some payback on his former employers . his 1st days go, it wasn't too shabby. ah mako rosa will be aiming to stay longer in leipzig than the 46 games he lost that dormant could he when his 1st one against some familiar faces. the early signs

they prioritize sweden. i'm of immigrant background myself, i see sweden as my country and if i thought they were racist, i wouldn't vote for them yourself. but the policies extreme right routes are not easy to shake off. though may i get in the i saw them call the slay. they are founded on a nazi and racist ideology. i will absolutely not vote for the it's not even and christian, and i will not vote in a party that works with them. either be a thumb in a well christensen's willingness to work with the suite and democrats has brought a misstep closer to a part in sweden's next government. by the end of sunday, their coalition led by a $176.00 seats, $273.00. but final counting isn't due to finish until wednesday. since the pull rece aldi's era stock, i ukraine's army says its armed forces are pushing further into the ne harkey region as it make significant gains in a counter offensive. since early september, their advance has been fast with ukraine taking back in day's ground that it took the russians months

concerned that the sweden democrats. there will be the 2nd largest party park and therefore hadn't very great influence on their, on another government. and another prime minister in sweden. essentially the vote is a choice between under sions, left leaning coalition, and the opposition led by oath kristen of the moderate party. but even if they, when the moderates could be a minority in their own government, the difference between this election i'm the last one, is that the opposition moderate party is now willing to work with the right wing suite and democrats. the other difference is that the suite and democrats are ahead of the moderates in the polls. sweden democrat, leda, you me. auction is hoping to be of krista sons, king micah, his party has shot to popularity as a backlash against mass immigration into us. the sweden, democrats, and not at all against immigration itself, but it has increased to such proportion. see that it has become absurd. hakim martin was born and bred in sweden, but still feels targeted. i

finland and sweden's decision to join nato is historic and highly welcome. it will make our alliance stronger and the atlantic area more secure. finland and sweden will have the greatest security than they had before and so will denmark and europe too. we have a long history of close collaboration among the nordic countries. it will be fully integrated with nato. this will enhance our corporation even further. i will meet with my baltic and nordic colleagues in scotland, sweden to discuss the strategic importance of the baltic and see how we can take our operations even further. i have the opportunity to meet with my good colleague, lloyd alston, this meeting is a tribute to a long-lasting friendship between our two countries. during world war two, the united states may tremendous sacrifice in fight for the freedom of europe. we have stood shoulder to shoulder against dictatorship and for democracy during the cold war. we stood against the terror in iraq and afghanistan for generations, the united states has been denmark's most important ally. when he to con

sweden is constantly strengthening its defense capability. this summer nato warned of a possible russian invasion, the location of the island makes it a key strategic target. marty, russian planes entered swedish airspace near gotland, then the swedish media said that there were nuclear weapons on board. sweden regarded airspace intrusion as an intimidation two flu fighters were airlifted and managed to be intercepted. if someone gets injured, then the exercises are interrupted and the priority is to help the victim, everything is clear. the exercise will involve about 200 professional soldiers and about 1,400 conscripts and reservists about 880 swedish soldiers and 80 british troops after the russian invasion of ukraine finland and its defense alliance partners have conducted numerous military exercises increased after finland decided to join nato in early august, the american aircraft carrier kirsovich, moored in helsinki before the exercises in the baltic sea, and in lapland a delegation of high-ranking officials. nato visited the air comm

sweden. when the russians are fighting with sweden. so long as this doesn't include war material. the treaty does not include prohibitions on the trade in naval stores. okay, so in theory, russia could continue to trade naval stores with france when britain's at war with france rope pitch tar masks. now, here's the tricky it's an international treaty language which is actually rather vague. the british have the position that this language is so vague, you think it might include naval stores. the russians are very explicit. it doesn't include naval stores. the british have signed similar treaties with sweden and denmark with similarly vague language. and it was vague enough that the british felt they could, you know, lawyer up and get their way out of it and take what they wanted. but in 1747, a british judge in admiralty court actually ruled against britain on the basis of vague language in a treaty and allowed a cargo of naval stores to go forward. and so even britain's quite settled on the

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a pulse of closed in sweden's, tightly fort election. an exit poll by the public broadcast puts prime minister magdalena allison, sent a lift block, just a hit on 49.8 percent of the votes. it has the rival conservative block trialing at $49.00. the full results are expected in the course of the evening. the right wing block includes the anti immigration, sweden, democrats, a party borne out of the neo nazi movement in the 1980s. well, example phenomena is standing by at the social democrats election party in stock. um, at what's the reaction to those results? alexandra, where you are well as to 1st to exit poll was published here shortly after 8 o'clock or in this evening local time. after the holding stations were closed, we saw here people, members of the social democrats, the cheering and chanting, showing that there are happy that their party, as it seems right now, was able to defend their lead in the polls. and tasks emerge as the strongest party in this election. and they were also happy to see that at least according to this tou

this would cost value on a horse, a sweden. as a result, the voters have spoken on the moderates and the other parties on my side have received the mandate for change that we asked for. i will start the work now with forming a new and vigorous government, a government for the whole of sweden, and for all its citizens. i'm proud of the confidence we have received all, but also aware that others are disappointed. often there is a big frustration in society of fear of the violence concerned about the economy. the world is very uncertain, and the political polarization bad has become far too big in sweden to. therefore, my message is that i want to unite, not divide that well political commentator mammogram has more about what the change means for sweden. basically, a very large demographic change that happened to us were under a short period of time. and basically the country has not been able to handle the influx of migration in a good way. and there has been very big progress with integration as this put the strain on there on t

the world is uncertain and the political polarization has become far too big in sweden.ant to unite. not divide. >> ukraine's president has visited an area in the northeast of the country that has troops recently recaptured from russian forces. he met soldiers in a devastated city and held a moment of silence for fallen fighters. russian forces left last week after ukraine surprise them with a counteroffensive in the greater kharkiv region. dolinsky heard from prosecutors who told him residents had been tortured during the occupation and he about to take back all ukrainian territory. -- and he vowed to take back all ukrainian territory. >> nobody knows when but we have plans so we will come because it is our people. >> zelenskyy says ukraine has already taken back around 8000 square kilometers of territory in the northeastern region. it is located on railway lines that serve supply routes for russian troops. he visited at other town that was retaken from russia last week. our correspondent spoke to residents about what life was like under russian occupation. >> organized

that it has become absurd. hakim martin was born and bred in sweden, but still feels targeted. he's always considered myself a part of the swedish society. but as somebody that look different, we always feel different. some things they are same might sound reasonable, but it's to the quoted and was really shoot quoted and underneath there is racism. a major factor in this election is crime. sweden has the highest rates of gangland gunman is in europe with most of the perpetrators and victims being of immigrant background. even the ruling social democrats have made that link with policies to combat segregation. but policy might not be what the sides, the selection, yet it from so called of the core issues are all to the advantage of the opposition is but the swedish people seem to like magdalena anderson, social democrats, wanted to be a presidential election, a choice between her and his dawson, the moderates, absolutely do not want that. many other issues will come into play, not least the scrapping of nuclear power just before an energy crisis. whoever wins will need to hold

they prioritize sweden, i'm of immigrant. background myself, i see sweden as my country. if i thought they were racist, i wouldn't vote for them yourself, but the party's extreme right routes are not easy to shake off. though may i get in the other them called easily they are founded on a nazi and racist ideology. i will absolutely not vote for the it's not even in christian, and i will not vote that in a party that works with him. either would be the minimal christensen's willingness to work with the sweden. democrats has brought them a step closer to a part in sweden's next government. by the end of sunday, their coalition led by a $176.00 seats, $273.00. but final counting isn't due to finish until wednesday. paul reese out is era stock i as walt palace tries to revive the 2015 nuclear deal with iran. severe sanctions have devastated the country's economy. the measures were re imposed off to washington withdrew from the agreements in 2018 al jazeera stossel. jibari is interim. this is iran's biggest annual carpet exhibition. 400 stalls featuring its most well known pro

they prioritize sweden. i'm of immigrant background myself. i see sweden as my country. if i thought they were racist, i wouldn't vote for them yourself, but the party's extreme right routes are not easy to shake off. though may i get in the i saw them call the slay. they are founded on a nazi and racist ideology. i will absolutely not vote for the it's not even in christian, and i will not vote in a party that works with him either be a feminine man, christensen's willingness to work with the sweden. democrats has brought them a step closer to a part in sweden's next government. by the end of sunday, their coalition led by a 176 seats, 273, but final counting isn't due to finish until wednesday. paul reese out, is there stock? i'm spanish teenager. cos alcaraz has claimed his 1st grand slam title after beating. caspar rude in the us open final when i t v ro becomes the youngest ever wolf. number one, he's replaced russian. darnell met the death at the top of the rankings just wanna show you the latest pictures from it brought the plane carrying king charles the 3rd has

but it looks like they've been overtaken as the 2nd largest party in sweden by the right wing, sweden. democrats who really, really shot up in popularity in the last 10 years as immigration has shot up in sweden as well. they look like they've got around 20 percent of the vote at quite an exciting sort of live reckoning here as well. a 172 of the 6264 voting districts have been counted at so far. now, what's, what's feeding into this well, on the left, magdalena, engine, social democrats, their eyes will hope that she is trusted at to handle the cost of living crisis. having been finance minister during the pandemic, they'll also hope it's a bit of a presidential race because she is more popular than of kristen of the moderates leading that right wing coalition. that coalition will be hoping that what is more important, the electorate as a whole, is rising crime in sweden, which has been strongly linked to immigration. sweden now has the, the worst rate of deadly gangland gun murders in the whole of europe that's been playing into the electrodes, fears, and indeed the influence of the