viktor orban are seized that even if hejoins that viktor orban are seized that even if he joins themjoins them, he that viktor orban are seized that even if he joins them, he won't lose significance and voters in the european parliament, then he will probably shift. it is a political calculation, essentially. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it's the netherlands! winners of the eurovision song contest 2019 this morning an indian airforce the plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so it has become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it has been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far but suddenly the police are tear gassing the crowd. we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well established here. helen was said to be in good spi

yet another massive victory for viktor orban. 5296. massive victory for viktor orban. 52%.are some aspects of this result which will give viktor orbana this result which will give viktor orban a pause for thought. he lost1 million votes compared to a year ago in the general elections and this is a party that prides itself in knowing the name and address and phone number of each of its voters. looking across the european spectrum, i think it is interesting that viktor orban, even injanuary this year was talking about this surge of nationalist parties like his own, like that in italy, and hoping, even speaking of them taking over the bastian of the eu and emerging as a majority. they have increased their vote to 25% across europe. as viktor orban looks around this morning after the joy of last night's victory he will look for allies are not finding as many as he would have hope for. thank you very much indeed for that. we are digesting, really, the results. there are so many different stories and strands coming in. early on last night it looked as if the greens would have an

donald trump and viktor orban in washington.ifferent ways, highly respected all over europe. probably, like me, is ita over europe. probably, like me, is it a bit controversial, but that's 0k. it a bit controversial, but that's ok. you have done a good job ijust ke pt ok. you have done a good job ijust kept our country safe.” ok. you have done a good job ijust kept our country safe. i have some expectations for this meeting this afternoon. first of all to strengthen our strategic alliance. then to discuss global plot issues, because so many changes are happening and we have similar approaches. i would like to express that we are proud to stand together with united states on fight against illegal migration, on terrorism and to protect and help the christian communities around the world. go smoke that will be replayed, he is a bit controversial but that is ok, that all echoes what donald trump says on the campaign trail. he went further and talk about him doing a good job, because many a europe do not think he has done a good job.

viktor orban's dream was to coax europe's christian democrats to the right into an alliance with theope's conservatives looking for new allies among the liberals and the greens, viktor orban's nightmare. but the hungarian prime minister is an experienced politician and in this more fragmented political landscape, those skills will be very useful. but will a man who has reinvented himself once as a champion of the right and himself once as a champion of the rightand far himself once as a champion of the right and far right be able to walk calmly back into the political centre? nick thorpe, bbc news, or depressed. —— budapest. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: after three seasons away — aston villa return to the promised land of the premier league — details in the sports briefing. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletic events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7:00am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles

led for almost a decade by the ardent nationalist viktor orban.tion posters tell people to support his long—running plan to stop immigration. instead, orban supports large families. hungarians take their swimming very seriously, a few more so than the gabbel family. the family are just as passionate about their government, orban's party has absolute popular support here in hungary and absolute majority in government. the couple have benefited from a government scheme that gives money to families with three children or more. the country orban built is deeply divided, with the prime minister accused of corruption and eroding people's democratic rights. here in the village of kubekhaza, the mayor is one of the leader's most outspoken critics. the government has stopped you money? what has viktor orban changed in this country since he took power? across europe, far—right populist parties are tapping into a deep—rooted dissatisfaction, appealing to people who feel they've been ignored. i'm in one of the most rural parts of estonia, the far—right party

raised viktor orbÁn a tough and respected, but critics say he is a stifles dissent at home.nt was quick to dismiss the concerns. pres. trump: viktor orbÁn has done a tremendous job in so mani erent ways, highly respected, respected all over europe. probably like me in the it-- bubbly like me, ae bit controversial, but that is ok, that's ok.go you have done job, and you have kept your country safe. laura: for more on the visit, i was joined by franklin foer of "the atlantic," wrote about the prime minier in the latest edition. i asked how much this meant mr. orban. franklin: it is a tremendous achievent for him. he has been aspiring for this moment for a long time. he has been structured much of his policy in order to ks up to trump and get there in that seat and have that photo op, because he is at a moment wher his place within the broader european context is up for grabs, and to show that he has got this alliance and has this prestige speech, he aspires to be the leader of the national stick european bash onalisticst-- nati european right. to have donald trump welcome him

laura: you write about how viktor orbÁn is using this term of building an illiberal democracy.kicked up at all about that? franklinobno. well, tha administration did. he has been using the term "illiberal demracy" for years to describe is political project, which he sees as the antidote to the european union and multiculturalism and the liberalism's obsession rights. as he goes about constructing edis state, he eviscerat e free press in his country, he has weakened universities in his country, he has destroyed all possibilities for opposition done it in a clever way. dictators historically use intimidation, they impron people. there is no violence in this regime. everything is accomplished through legalisms, which is part the reason he is such a important figure to stand up to. it is t always clear he is moving against democracy. laura: right, there is deniability. you say that like pol pot or joseph stalin, he dreams of liquidating the intelligentsia. p wouldossible that tr persuade him to change course? franklin: absolutely not. we saw him sit there -- they basked in one anot

is going to be playing a major role why is that it's not just viktor orban but it's also peoplelike victor orbán these far right candidates who have said that they're coming for brussels and that they're going to make their voices heard and remember that we didn't even mention the u.k. elections where the brics a party formed simply to get britain out of the european union came out on top and that party has said that they are sending any peace to brussels simply to make things more difficult so they won't be the only ones it is going to be very very hard to make compromises here in brussels and there are going to be new members of the european parliament who openly say they're here because they don't like it so we're going to see some very difficult negotiations on any issues and made even more difficult by the fact the british i mean he's will of course at some point leave and our correspondent teri schultz for us in brussels thank you so much. here in germany it was a rather miserable night for angela merkel's conservatives and her coalition partners the social democrats these

victor is active in the right wing conservative party of prime minister viktor orban he's also involved in the election campaigns outside parliament he plays a video for a huge election rally held last year. god it's like the whole country came together on this one day. we felt strength and peace. we felt we were one country. so much of their emotional absolutely. i want to go right on the ball bounce nationalist populist rhetoric is popular with many young people obama's new electro laws instituted in 2012 helped secure a 2 thirds majority in last year's parliamentary election despite winning just under 50 percent of the voter feed as also has enormous influence over the hunk area media and the courts many independent researchers say that poses a threat to democracy but that doesn't seem to bother a lot of young people. to go. many of them support. because he portrays himself as a rebel who is defending the hungary's freedom. he says he's protecting the country against foreign enemies who threaten angries national identity. and national values. national identity is important to victor

so now this brand of politics that viktor orban has really become known for it seems to go down pretty well with hungary and voters so what are the numbers like for his party there tonight. well sumi that's quite right his pitch framing this election as a referendum on what he calls saving europe's christian values and limiting migration seems to go down pretty well he's picked up just over 50 percent of votes here to put into context his nearest opponents the democratic coalition who were going to selection on a picture of a united states of europe they picked up less than a 3rd as many votes as obama and this was on a turnout of just a 40 percent record numbers in hungary but still pretty low so it really seems that this is a message that has chimed with voters and he is going into this with when you confidence nick what does that mean for the european union we know that someone else has been a thorn in the side of the european union challenging for example european policy on immigration what is the outlook now for europe. well the really crucial thing to look for him to me is

well it's the 1st time viktor orban has met with a u.s. president a formal meeting since 1980 when he met bill clinton he was then a young reform guiding hungry into a new democracy in the post soviet era however since then he's driven his politics sharply to the right subsequent presidents george w. bush and barack obama have refused to have any formal meeting with him whatsoever because of his right wing politics not so president president trump held this meeting with him welcoming him to the white house viktor orban the saying that he and the u.s. president shares similar positions on immigration he's pointed out that both the u.s. and hungry of among the handful of nations that refused to sign the u.n. migration treaty for example this is what president trump had to say viktor orban has done a tremendous job in so many different ways highly respected respected all over europe. probably like me a little bit controversial but that's ok that's ok you've done a good job and you've kept your country safe well a number in congress disagree w

that's the kind of thing viktor orban does. that's the kind of thing stalin did this.s the most -- that is the most abject manipulation of our system there actually is, for a president of the united states to call for the justice department to investigate his opponents. >> so we have persistently asked for checks and balances from the democrats. what about the checks and balances that need to come from the president's own party, nick, from the republicans? would that not be a stronger message to be sent when you have checks and balances coming from your own party versus the opposing party? >> it certainly would be, but what we've seen on issues like trade, for example, that the party unwilling to challenge the president, even on their own cherished principles. he is starting a trade war with china. this is a party that is fundamentally a free trade party. trump's party now. >> and didn't you have a guest on earlier saying that he had talked to every republican that he talked to in the senate. not a single one objected to the use of -- trump's use of the term that a cou

well, donald trump in effect was normalizing viktor orban. an is somebody who should be roundly denounced by the western democracies of the world. the europeans had a mixed record in denouncing him. as he's gone about decimating the civil society of his country. and orban craves getting wrapped in the legitimacy of the president of the united states. and here he was basking in the reflected glory of this relationship. it was something that he was begging for. he was angling for. in fact, sucking up to trump in order to get this meeting. and it hadn't happened. and here it was. >> you know, one of the most disturbing things he's done, and you chronicle part of this in your story, is just this kind of using the power of the state to wage war on independent sources of authority, whether that's the press, ngos and universities. what has he done with the power that he has in hungary? >> so the state-of-the-art autocrat doesn't need to resort to violence, doesn't need to resort to surveillance or midnight knocks on the door. orban is trained as a la

what has viktor orban changed in this country since he took power?list parties are tapping into a deep rooted dissatisfaction, appealing to people who feel they've been disenfranchised. iam in i am in one of the most rural parts of estonia, the far right party ekra has surged here in a recent election. a meeting a localfarmer. -- ekre. live out here jars with the country's recent success. after decades of soviet rule, estonia's economy is finally booming. a haven for start—ups and new technology. liberal values are now well—established. but today, they are being tested. far right success has just bought them a place in government, part of a new coalition. known for their roasters remarks does racist remarks, they aim to end same—sex marriage and ban abortions. they attack judges and journalists. as its leaders are sworn into power, they give the white nationalist salute. are you excited that ekre is 110w salute. are you excited that ekre is now in government? these nationalist far right parties are surging across europe. when we see them successful i

so mike as far as we know how did that meeting go well it's a 1st time viktor orban has met with the u.s. president a formal meeting since 1908 when he met bill clinton he was then a young reformer guiding hungry into a new democracy in the post soviet era however since then he's driven his politics sharply to the right subsequent presidents to george w. bush or barack obama have refused to have any formal meeting with him whatsoever because of his right wing politics not so president trump president trump held this meeting with him it welcoming him to the white house viktor orban the saying that he and the u.s. president shares similar positions on immigration he's pointed out that both the u.s. and hungry are monk the handful of nations that refused to sign the u.n. by gratian treaty for example this is what president trump to say it's a great honor to have with us the prime minister of hungary and viktor orban has done a tremendous job in so many different ways highly respected respected all over europe . probably like me a little bit controversial but that's ok that's ok you've d

he's compared to somebody like viktor orban, but it was just shocking to hear an appointee of donaldthe guy for as long as he's known him come straight out and say explicitly donald trump wishes he had the power of a leader who is recognized around the world as an authoritarian. >> steve bannon even called orban in the past trump before trump. this is all getting full circle here. >> yeah. >> feel call him far right, a strong man, authoritarian leader. after your time profiling him, are people calling him a white nationalist? people who call him a white nationalist, are they right? is it fair? >> so he's a nationalist. i mean, he's unabashed about that, and he's unabashed in describing himself as a proponent of illiberal democracy. he positions himself as an enemy of multiculturalism, as an enemy of liberalizing forces of the european union so this came to a head a couple years ago when you had this tide of migrants coming in from north africa, crossing hungary on the way largely to germany and points north, and he decided that he was going to demagogue this, and he demagogued it not

victor is active in the right wing conservative fetus party of prime minister viktor orban he's also involved in the election campaigns outside parliament he plans a video for huge election rally held last year. god it's like the whole country came together on this one day. we felt strength and peace. we felt we were one country. to material motional absolutely. i want the old fart on the ball bounce nationalist populist rhetoric is popular with many young people obama's new electoral laws instituted in 2012 helped secure a 2 thirds majority in last year's parliamentary election despite winning just under 50 percent of the followed fiji has also has enormous influence over the hunky area media and the courts many independent researchers say that poses a threat to democracy but that doesn't seem to bother a lot of young people. to go. many of them support or bond because he portrays himself as a rebel who is defending the hungary's freedom. he says he's protecting the country against foreign enemies who threaten ungreased national identity. and national values and that's when all of t

that we want to get into parliament to show people that hungary is more than viktor orban we are partof hungary to reason all here. we're now back in brussels deanna to live in is with us today. right now i'm. in the chamber where all the votes and banks take place. that's a gas can get out. of my excited and passion as a way to act and show well i think it's totally cool to be in the same room with. the other politicians debate important it's use and bad no i don't have i think they make decisions that can affect people's lives i think of them with a little intimidating beo yes there's so much power in this room. now show up dead have followers on an important committee vote on the internet copyright deal. yet once it's not on an illegal affairs committee is going to vote soon on article 13 goes to bed before the committee makes its decision there's still time for photos. for you all should i take your picture sure your 18 followers will like it a little more. the hole is packed for this vote. effort a lot more than last week right this is a big deal all the lobbyists are here this i

viktor orban has one popular support here in hungary, partly by giving financial help to large familiesas waged war on migrants. hungary was at the forefront of the refugee crisis and although most people were just passing through, within weeks he'd built a fence to keep them out. now giant eu election billboards tell people to support the prime minister's plan to support immigration. these posters are absolutely everywhere. voters are being bombarded with this message to stop migration. this is a country where last year, there were fewer than 700 asylum seekers. in the border town, the mayo is one of orban‘s most vocal critics. this is state tv? most of hungary's media now has some link to the government, and migrant stories are constantly in the. what do you hear on the news about what's happening in western europe? we've asked many times to speak to someone from orban‘s parti, fidesz, but they refused, so we had to one of theircampaign but they refused, so we had to one of their campaign events. why is your eu election campaign focused on migration when migrants have virtually stoppe

lead candidates for momentum a young hungry movement they are set to challenge prime minister viktor orban as far right feet as party in the upcoming evil actions. hungary and his allies and house obviously are sufficient feed all those along the line they are destroying the unity if you're up there fighting against our shared accomplishments they want to create a year of that is less stable less organized less powerful and i think that's your of these to be reformed in order to fight again these populists the majority of young people have joined the march for europe today to mark the fifteenth anniversary of hungary joining the book after all it's them who in practice benefit the most and are who are less likely to buy into the anti european rhetoric of the governments despite prominent support from e.u. commissioner ma get the best aga only a few hundred momentum supporters joining today's march there's a mood of political apathy in the country but for those who came out today the view is a fundamental issue. we are against the corruption what's. garments right now and there are a hundre

it's not only a spat it's a real split this avoids filing for divorce actually and by doing so viktor orbanhe hungarian prime minister and leader of the fittest party did mounted weber's the leading candidate a favor because now mantra veba does not have to get rid of all but he did this step himself in the past but was criticised that he was not vigorous enough because the fetus is already sins. suspended from membership in the e.p. group all one has a long history of under european and even and he said medic and slurs and attacks and that's why his group is no longer a real member of the group so maybe might be a little bit relief that all but now did the final step and what do you have the european social democrats good their candidate france to months and end up winning because if the ra with hungary. no that's not that's not a given effect after this because. we'll lose fourteen to fifteen seats that fetus she might have brought into the group after the elections and he will end up with one hundred sixty one hundred fifty five seats but he's still a little bit ahead of the socialists o

there's a sort of a friendship spec to this story that you can tell us about exactly well when viktor orbanas elected in hungary i was quite shocked by. seeing what was happening to the press in hungary and yet if you look at the friends at the moment yesterday one of the leads and that is from newspaper le monde was kind of vote by the homeland security office to for homework for the moment and she is the 5th french janet is 5th french and that is having been asked to to give an account about where she's been reporting on the big scandal so. there's a wave of kind of intimidation from the government was janet if in a country where no one would think that the press. was inventor and that is quite worrying and karen i'd like to come back to your quote that intrigued me very much of the start of the show when you said we should not be shocked when racist and constitutional criminal right wing populist do and say things exactly of that nature make the case for the 50 or so the challenge that you are making of racist anti constitutional and criminal well we've seen with the slogan off of the fr

behaviors of i don't believe that so hungary's prime minister viktor orban has said that the problem of my migration specifically will reorganize the political spectrum in the european union do you agree that that is right now the pivotal issue an issue though. it will look the population has you know 10 fold it and that's something that's a fact it's not you know but whether we wanted to or not it's effect so the influx of many of the migrations will become tomorrow's you know main concern i'm not saying it's good or bad is just something that we need to be prepared for so orban also is you know has different type of me great immigrations we have different types also in france and i think all country needs to be prepared to face those challenges all right dennis francesco and national rallies representative in the united states thanks for helping us sort through this it's going to be an interesting night to watch it all play out to only good night. the former president of the government of catalonia mont who is currently living in exile in belgium has won a seat in the european parl

then there is viktor orban. hungary's proudly a liberal prime minister. has combats a reputation recently and have the praise of a kindred spirit like me a little bit controversial but that's ok that's ok you've done a good job and you've kept your country safe in his youth help tear down the eye on cotton. now he shows off the fence he's here wrecked it on europe's borders he and salvini have formed a friendship of late seeing themselves as nannying europe's front lines. if you will mr selby any says that we need a new europe and i support his concept i share his view i too think that we need a new chapter 6. but the success of the populist insurgency may well come down to whether salvini can turn friendship into partnership. was noticeably absent when solving these populist gathered for a final rally in milan last week. the rain drenched crowd testament to the scale of the populist push back. the main attraction the man casting himself as europe's salvation at his back a rising tide of anger and resentment. our polls closed here in germany earlier this

. >> reporter: in the oval office president trump full of praise for viktor orban. european union has branded a systemic threat to the rule of law as the prime minister of hungary. >> probably like me a little bit controversial, but that's okay. that's okay. you've done a good job. >> reporter: orban is just the latest version of autocrat trump has either welcomed or praised. yet trump's ex-campaign manager steve bannon called orban trump before trump. >> we will stand together with the united states on fighting against illegal migration. >> reporter: in the last eight years orban and his party have been accused by international observers of chipping away democracy, rewriting the constitution, allowing corruption, controlling the media, gerrymandering, thwarting opposition. months ago an international watchdog group named hungary the least democratic in the eu. but he and trump do have some things in common. >> america first. >> orban's motto, hungary first. in 2010 he seized on populism after economic downturn and fear over migrants. orban called it an invasion. >>

nationalist anti micro print section iss to us president donald trump hungary's prime minister viktor orban. meet the white house of trump's former right hand man steve bannon. looking to promote far right thinking person. thank you very much for being with us. sudan's former hardline president omar al bashir has been charged with incitement and involvement in the killing of protest this. hundred killed in the four months of protests led to basheer being forced from power by the army. she was ousted and rested on april eleventh nothing's been heard from since. is wanted by the international criminal court of the deaths of four h hundred thousand d peopln the weststern. sudanese region of darfur for violence describe this ethnic cleansing which began back in two thousand two and sit down as so far refused to hand over. the former strongman leader. it could be a major step in sudan's transition from a dictatorship to a civilian life democracy. on monday the country's p protet leaders said an agreement had been reached with the country's military rulers on the structure of a new sovereign coun

and they're already in government so for example hungry feed us with viktor orbán they're not part ofthat yet at least they're part of the conservatives of the european peoples party and also in poland the peace party that's also in government is not part of this right wing coalition if they were part of this coalition it would be significantly more powerful not powerful enough to take over the european parliament or to obstruct business there but the effect of course is that it makes all the other pretty parties have to work together which we've seen before in grand coalition big coalitions where the 2 biggest parties had to work together prime example germany and this usually at least that's what many say hurts democracy because people feel they don't have an alternative anymore between the left and the right and you won't have that in the european parliament that much anymore the alternatives now are between anti european or anti e.u. and pro european meaning pro e.u. as we know it also what do you think of that from max there how do you think we're going to see the successes that

president donald trump has praised the immigration policy of hungary and prime minister viktor orban as he visited the white house it was the nationalist leader's 1st meeting with the u.s. president since 1998 former president barack obama refused to meet or venture in his previous stint as prime minister the white house says the visit is part of an effort to reengage with central european countries as china and russia's influence grows in the region. u.s. actors felicity huffman has pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy have made miss it paying someone $15000.00 to correct answers on her daughter's exams she's among dozens of wealthy parents who paid a total of 20 $5000000.00 for similar schemes to get their children into universities like yale and georgetown prosecutors have recommended a prison sentence of 4 months and a $20000.00 fine. now for years norway has profited from the export of its rich reserves of oil and gas the northern european nations still boasts vast untapped resources in areas filled with bio diversity but drilling in those areas is increasingly unpopular whe

elections young pro european voters are turning to a new party to challenge populist prime minister viktor orban. they want their future to be in the e.u. . on a donut and couple in chief or the lead candidates for momentum a young hungry movement they are set to challenge prime minister viktor or bands far right feet as party in the upcoming evil actions. hungary and his allies and the house obviously are sufficiency all those along the line they are destroying the unity if you're up there fighting against our shared accomplishments they want to trace a year of that is less stable less organized less powerful and i think that's your of these to be reformed in order to fight against populists. despite prominent support from e.u. commissioner ma get the best aga only a few 100 momentum supporters joining today's march there's a mood of political apathy in the country but for those who came out today the view is a fundamental issue. we are against corruption what's in the government's right now and there are a 100 percent supportive of the european union and what's going on around here is just an

w >> given that impact does viktor orban sitting there and getting this warm embrace from president donaldmp actually mean for orban tn eu. >> no question that it is a big bump for orban. he made it into the oval office. trump to some extent is letting him out of the penay box because he has been shunned for a long time. in fact the eu has been g forward with what is called article 7, explicit legal sanctions against hungary for its anti-democratic behavior. so this is basically letting him back in at theeat with the big boys. second thing is i think this will help populists across europe because they will look at or gahn ksh-- orban and say hey, this guy has momentum, let's go to the polls. one thing i would say as a cav yet is a lot of eopeans aren't going to like this meeting. some of them may go to the polls later this month and vote for centrist parties precisely because they don't le trump, they don't like the fact that he is interfering in wreur mean politics. y it is difficult to say exacw this will play. >> what about the argument that is made that as i toucd on very briefly that

let's hear from 50% of the vote, the party of viktor orban.s that hungarians gave us three tasks. foremost, the task of stopping immigration all across europe. they gave us the task to defend the europe of nations and to protect christian culture in europe. another person who wants a europe of nations is matteo sal vini and his legal party in italy delivered a clear victory with 3a% of the vote —— league party. look at the performance of the democratic party, down on where it was five years ago but up where it has been recently. also worth noting, look in third, the league formed a coalition government with the populist five star movement. the last italian election five star was the biggest party, it is now in third and that would be a profound concern to its supporters. here is matteo salvini, confirming he is the dominant force in italy and celebrating with his supporters. translation: the balance changes for sure, the league is first in italy. marine le pen's party is first in france. nigel farage's party is first in the uk. orban's party i

for viktor orban and his governing party fidesz the e.u. is the enemy on election posters that declared war on the block and its immigration policy is it's no coincidence there is no e.u. flag flying at the hungary and parliament often a source of controversy m.p.'s from far right party jobbik even threw one out the window. into the e.u. flag also plays a role in this new film a pro european activist tries to hang one up this scene was inspired by an event in real life. is that they. can enjoy this film the protagonist is suddenly confronted by the police. missed. then why they were so we didn't shoot this scene in hungary and naturally we changed the characters yet. in reality a man perform this action 52 in the film a woman doesn't. make it shooting this scene in hungary where it would have been impossible feel awkward but it was. we'd have been denied permission right from the start for that or you're. trying to skirt around this problem by shooting his new film in romania using drama students and film students his low budget production

calgary has been part of the european union since 2004 but the prime minister viktor orban and his ruling fetus party the e.u. is the enemy it's not by accident there's no e.u. flag flying about hungary in parliament it's often been a source of contention m.p.'s from the far right party even threw one out the window the e.u. flag also plays a role in director sabotage high does no film a pro european activist tries to hang one up this scene was inspired by an event in real life in heidi's film the protagonist just suddenly confronted by police. shooting the scene in hungary but it would have been impossible feel awkward but it was. we'd have been denied permission right from the start for that. subtle child to have responded by shooting his film in romania with drama students and film students. a low budget production for the international market. is no stranger. in 2010 his film biblio tech screened at the berlin international film festival. i do doesn't want to be reliant on either state permits or state film funding he pays for his films himself and for good reason after a 2014 intervi

hungary's viktor orban spelled it out the migration issue by itself and the reaction of the people only real or reorganize the 4 to the spectrum with the traditional party families will not play the same role in the future as they have done in recent years i also own traditional jubilant greens resurgence in germany. become a big hitter in the european parliament. and our family ah. we achieved this because 90 many people took to the streets for climate protection because many many young people were ready to fight for climate protection in schools universities in sports halls. please they are here these results are the votes of those people who are active on the net and those who are active in companies and small communities also in chambers of trade who said go and vote this is our election that is change europe together and that. yellow vests protestors in brussels on sunday they say the e.u. is undemocratic. everyone wants to change europe. the fight over which way will be played out in parliament and on the streets. let's go right to proselyte our bureau chief max hoffman is standin