many young socialists have joined president m. and a while mcconnell's party lour a public all marsh all drifted to the extreme left but a small group is trying to save the socialist party teacher maxime bar you is among them he's a village councillor who is continuing the party's work at the grassroots level he strictly against forming an alliance with microphones party. today marco is a complete right winger as it would be makes right wing policies that benefit the super rich. at least in germany the young socialists position themselves against the grand coalition. with the young people were the only ones. they knew they'd have to sell their souls to govern with merkel. in leader made the challenge is convinced that the socialists have a future in france provided that the party undergoes a radical restructuring. before we debate our political agenda we must sort out how we'll reorganize the party internally. must support a german restaurant right next to the european commission customers come here to tuck into a slap up sausage s

many young socialists have joined president a man who while mcconnell's party lowrey publico marsh or drifted to the extreme left but a small group is trying to save the socialist party teacher maxime bar you is among them he's a village councillor who is continuing the party's work at the grassroots level he strictly against forming an alliance with microphones party. or if all appointing today is a complete right wing out that is it would be makes right wing policies that benefit the super rich and the poorest and least in germany the young socialists position themselves against the grand coalition for. the young people were the only ones. they knew they'd have to sell their souls to govern with merkel. and all when it isn't all. been live maybe china is convinced that the socialists have a future in france provided that the party undergoes a radical restructuring. of all that out of it before we debate our political agenda we must sort out how will reorganize the party internally. and he feels that germany social democrat should do the same to rejuvenating socialist parties and pol

was talked about a close enough she's the reasonable chair of the young socialists here in berlin as the youth wing of the s.p.d. party thanks for being with us today you we've talked just a couple of weeks ago about this i know you're a strong opponent of the grand coalition the party's future the future of this grand coalition is in your hands essentially because you get to vote on it all of the members of the s.p.d. get to vote on it how are you going to vote i'm going to vote against the credits and contract that's for sure because looking at the results of the coalition talks after say basically is the same as the result of the explorative talks and the criticism saying this is just keep going as it was a contract and not a change that we were asking for stays the same our strong points that we want to push for are still missing in the contract and i don't see how this is going to change anything in german politics now many from outside are looking at this coalition agreement between medicals conservatives and your social democrats and they say wow the social democrats actually

membership has to have to ratify any coalition agreement those young socialist voters those young socialist members could be the key and could yet torpedo any deal that's been done today all right thank you very much for that poor for now that is paul brennan joining us from berlin thank you. now more than four billion people around the world now live in cities and that number set to grow to over six billion by two thousand and fifty so making cities more livable is the main theme of the month of the world and for a man of florence louis reports the host city quantum paul is exploring ways to rejuvenate its neighborhoods the confluence of two. this is where kuala lumpur began more than one hundred sixty years ago the name means muddy estuary in the middle a language. but yes the city expanded what used to be the administrative and commercial hub soon lost its importance to new shiny of buildings parts of the old downtown area fell into disuse but there are plans to revive this part of the city as moving cities there's a growing demand for spaces in cities and the challenges cities then rege

himself and his asian young socialists she became their leader in one thousand nine hundred ninety five back then she was a student of political science and told dutch of that in one of her first interviews that she didn't plan a political career. shop in it for you but i don't want to stay in politics for the rest of my life so after being chair i want to look for a real job and for that i need a good degree of whose. knowledge finished his studies four years later and has stayed within the ranks of the s.p.d. ever since his party official at latest labor minister one of achievements is germany's you when you move wage she's very popular among the party membership but not with the german public quite the opposite is true of money. party career started considerably late trains revenue commissioner joined the party in two thousand and three and has risen through the ranks very quickly in two thousand and thirteen she became federal minister for family affairs and pushed through several gender equality bills. model tyo is the last s.p.d. politician who managed to win an important election

youth organization the young socialist she became the leader in one thousand nine hundred five back then she was a student of political science and told d.w. and one of her first interviews that she didn't plan a political career. for you i don't want to stay in politics for the rest of my life so after being chairwoman i want to look for a real job and for that i need a good degree of. not just finished her studies four years later and has stayed within the ranks of the s.p.d. ever sense as an m.p. party official and later as labor minister one of her chief moments is germany's minimum wage law she also fought successfully for better pensions just by this she's not very popular with the german public martin short is short tenure at the head of the s.p.d. is now it could be up to under the analysis to lead the party to its former strength. now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the suspect in last year's stock truck attack has pleaded guilty to terrorism on the opening day of his trial raclette said he wanted to punish sweden for fighting against so-call

youth organisation a young socialists she became their leader in one thousand nine hundred five back then she was a student of political science and told georgia beller in one of her first interviews that she didn't plan a political career. sharpen it for you it's me for this do i don't want to strain politics for the rest of my life so after being chairwoman i want to look for a real job and for that i need a good degree proves. not is finished her studies four years later and has stayed within the ranks of the s.p.d. ever since as m.p. party official and later as labor minister one of her achievements was germany's new minimum wage law she also fought successfully for better pensions despite this she's not very popular with the german public. martine shields short tenure at the head of the s.p.d. is over now it's time to see if under they are nonis can meet the party back to its former strength if she can unite the party behind her this might give her the necessary boost to become the next s.p.d. chancellor candidate. rescuers in taiwan are combing through the rubble following tues

youth organization the young socialists she became the leader in one thousand nine hundred five back then she was a student of political science and told torture velour in one of her first interviews that she didn't plan a political career. for you i don't want to stay in politics for the rest of my life so after being chairwoman i want to look for a real job and for that i need a good degree of knowledge finished her studies four years later and to stayed within the ranks of the s.p.d. ever since as m.p. party official and later as labor minister one of her cheap minces germany's minimum wage law she also has fought successfully for better pensions despite this she is not very popular with the german public martin schultz a short tenure at the head of the s.p.d. is over now it's up to andrea noticed and lead the party back to its former strength. if she gets the vote let's talk to dublin political correspondent who is in front of a party headquarters welcome. so the handover from. is this a done deal. well there is certainly skepticism phil among many in the party about not necessar

democratic program and that's not what's a great coalition can deliver so you campaign in the young socialists many young soldiers are campaigning for the s.p.d. to vote no on this vote that you take based on the fourth of march to have the numbers to win this vote i think we might i mean i'm not sure of course because ninety percent of the party members never show up to any meetings so we don't really know but what i know. hearing is a lot of criticism and many people who say it can't keep it can't be the way it was then the last is so i think we actually do have a chance of winning this right now so if you don't win what happens then if we do not win here well we will keep pushing for a change in politics if we don't win right now we have gained twenty four thousand new members in the last month and we will keep pushing this movement because i think a change in politics in germany is so necessary more than ever and was so we are not going to stop fighting just because we lost the battle if we do right and you of the new generation of the social democrats and if your clothes are from the youn

youth organization the young socialist she became the leader in one thousand nine hundred five back then she was a student of political science and told d.w. and one of her first interviews that she didn't plan a political career. for you i don't want to stay in politics for the rest of my life so after being chairwoman i want to look for a real job and for that i need a good degree. finished her studies four years later and has stayed within the ranks of the s.p.d. ever since as m.p. party official and later as labor minister one of her chief minister is germany's minimum wage law she also for successfully for better pensions just by this she's not very popular with the german public martin short a short tenure at the head of the s.p.d. it's over now it could be up to under the analysis to lead the party back to its former strength. as the political correspondent. who is in front of fast pity party headquarters welcome there's been lots of criticism from within the s.p.d. of this quick handover. to knowledge. that's correct phil and the reason behind that is that many people within the

join the party in the last few weeks and a lot of them are energized by this message from the young socialists the what's needed now is not more of the same but new ideas new thinking and they say that won't come in government with angela merkel but rather an opposition all right what does that tell us simon if you know if this make or break a vote to form a government falls through and s.p.d. members vote against our working with the americans the conservatives. you know what would happen was seems most likely that there would be fresh elections that could take a few months to organize but i have to say i see it as most likely most s.p.d. members will plump in the end for in some let's talk about the results of a poll that have a lot of people talking here in germany those negative poll numbers putting the s.p.d. right behind the right wing a f d party that's right and it's quite a surprising poll when you consider the a.f.d. this anti immigrant policy have only just got in to the poem and a few months ago at the election the happiness of don'ts raised about this poll with people saying that

america's conservatives it's up to party members to decide including fabby and stake now the critical young socialist and his father the veteran s.p.d. man antics the leader of the party ralph steak now. i believe the majority of members will say yes if we convince them so we need to use the time i'll try to do my part even save for his son fabienne and most of the party's younger members it's far from a done deal they want change. that's good to see that we need to be more proactive in forward looking string quartets are ok but we need some heavy metal too and a political keyboard. at home with his statements and of course there's plenty of talk about politics the prospect of governing with angela merkel for another four years has triggered a number of arguments between father and son when this should give the grand coalition doesn't happen i think we'd face a debacle in fresh elections it'd be likely because everyone would blame us for pulling out. but fabby on stage never leaves the party needs to have courage and refocus on its core values ones where people say this is social democracy this is th

america's conservatives it's up to party members to decide including fabby and stake now the critical young socialist and his father the veteran s.p.d. man and takes the lead with the party rausch take now. i believe the majority of members will say yes if we convince them so we need to use the time i'll try to do my part even save for his son fabby and most of the parties younger members it's far from a done deal they want change. that's good to see that we need to be more proactive in forward looking string quartets are ok but we need some heavy metal too and a political keyboard. at home with his statements and of course there's plenty of talk about politics the prospect of governing with anglo-american for another four years has triggered a number of arguments between father and son when this should give the grand coalition doesn't happen i think we'd face a debacle in fresh elections it'd be likely because everyone would blame us for pulling out. but fabby on stage now believes the party needs to have courage and refocus on its core values was a club where people say this is social democracy thi

exactly the leader of the young socialist student called kevin has been complaining from the very beginning against the grand coalition he says the s.p.d. needs proper renewal and that is only possible outside of a government with angela merkel's conservative so he has been complaining very strongly that the s.p.d. not only needs new people in its leadership but that it also needs to say no to the deal that was negotiated with the conservatives that we saw last week. came to an end so kevin cannot is already on the road and in alice will have to fight hard to convince the party base to vote yes because we have to remember the party base is allowed to vote on whether or not the s.p.d. will enter a new grand coalition with conservatives and we we will see the results on march the fourth and it is a very close race ok it is a very big if you know what are germans saying about all of this the chaos the projected process of creating a new government well the s.p.d. in particular has found itself in a downward spiral of support currently ranking at about sixteen percent of voter approval and they

young socialist group use oss has been organizing a strong use campaign against another so called grow co the question lad me though whether his appeal especially his that warning straight is representing carry enough weight to convince all remember which are probably more inclined to be persuaded by the older rort which is going to rally in favor of joining the coalition the s.p.d. postal vote will take about two weeks to produce a result the coalition is not a done deal yet. al-jazeera. bugg areas facing mounting criticism of its environmental standards its courage taking its turn holding the presidency of the european union but it's the block's poorest member and its reliance on coal is at odds with europe strive to find clean a ways of producing energy largely reports from panic in west garia wilkens opponent europe's most polluted town the coal fired power station dominates it's owned by one of bulgaria's richest men. panic sits in a valley on a still winter's day the smoke a sits over the town it reveals his true color when he wipe it off the stuff it has consequences galina live

young socialist group use oss has been organizing a strong youth campaign against another so called grow coke the question might be though whether his appeal especially his warning straight is representing carry enough weight to convince all remember which are probably more inclined to be persuaded by the older board which is going to rally in favor of joining the chorus of the s.p.d. postal vote will take about two weeks to produce a result the coalition is not a done deal yet open and al-jazeera the in indonesia proposals to criminalize same sex relations and sex outside marriage have come under criticism from the un human rights chief said rather hussein says he's raised the issue with president during a three day visit to the world's largest muslim majority country step asked in a port. there were large protests on the streets of jakarta our one year ago held by conservative groups accusing the city's christian governor of blasphemy as a teacher hierarchal now mao was sentenced to two years in prison and lost his reelection bid during a news conference in jakarta the un high commissi

young socialist group use oss has been organizing a strong use campaign against another so called grow coke the question lied me though whether his appeal especially his warnings trading is representing carry enough weight to convince all remember which are probably more inclined to be persuaded by the older rort which is going to rally in favor of joining the coalition the s.p.d. postal vote will take about two weeks to produce a result the coalition is not a done deal yet. al-jazeera. hello again i'm there's a problem and the headlines on al-jazeera russian and syrian government forces are continuing to bomb eastern and northern province almost two hundred people mostly civilians have been killed just in the past four days. elsewhere in syria more than one hundred pro regime fighters have been killed by the u.s. led coalition the and allied local forces and unnamed official says the coalition was responding to an attack against the american backed syrian democratic forces in there or province and other news israeli media reports say police will soon recommend the indictment of prime

voters, especially the younger ones, the young socialist so to speak, to agree with this and the mailing about to commence? in a way, it's anybody's guess. the last one went down four years ago and with about three quarters yes. this is a totally different situation. we reported on the spd's problems. it's decline as a broad-based party which parallels the decline of unions and classic industrial jobs. we reported on that today from the sadiq khan dues aboard -- rg.m a city called duesbo it doesn't have the classic industrial jobs. there is a whole element of uncertainty in the spd's base that makes this ballot harder to predict and perhaps in the past. guy:uncertainty in the spd's th. joining us out of berlin. let's focus in on the agreements and the wider economic implications. we had the bank of england today but the ecb remains firmly in focus. that's go to manus cranny in frankfurt. he has a guest for us. manus, the conference is quite a mouthful. >> it is. we have huw r. pill from goldman sachs. it's former central bankers and current central bankers. there is one man who can perha

young socialist group use oss has been organizing a strong use campaign against another so called grow co the question mind me though whether his appeal especially his and warning straining is representing carry enough weight to convincing all remember which are probably more inclined to be persuaded by the older board which is going to rally in favor of joining the coalition the s.p.d. postal vote will take about two weeks to produce a result the coalition is not a done deal yet paul brennan al-jazeera the lead. is facing mounting criticism of its environmental standards its car it taking its turn holding the presidency of the european union but it's the box poorest member and it's reliance on coal is it odds with europe's drive to find cleaner ways of producing energy learned the reports from panic in west are very welcome suppose nick europe's most polluted town the coal fired power station dominates it's owned by one of bulgaria as richest men. pernik sits in a valley on a still winter's day the smoke a sits over the town. it reveals his true color when he wipe it off this stuff ha

young socialist group use oss has been organizing a strong use campaign against another so called grow current the question mind me though whether his appeal and especially his morning straining is representing carry enough weight to convincing all remember which are probably more inclined to be persuaded by the older board which is going to rally in favor of joining the coalition the s.p.d. postal vote will take about two weeks to produce a result the coalition is not a done deal yet paul brennan al-jazeera berlin scientists have concluded britain's oldest known resident looked rather different than originally thought research is extracted d.n.a. from chatham and the u.k.'s oldest complete skeleton which was discovered in cheddar gorge in southwest england in one thousand nine hundred three he lived ten thousand years ago and is now known to have had dark blue eyes dark curly hair dark to black skin now scientists say the evidence suggests that europeans pale skin tones develop much later than previously thought. of course it's very striking for a ten thousand role human expectations

youth organization the young socialists she became their leader in one thousand nine hundred five back then she was a student of political science and told torture velour in one of her first interviews that she didn't plan a political career. for you i don't want to stay in politics for the rest of my life so after being chairwoman i want to look for a real job and for that i need a good degree of knowledge finished her studies four years later and to stayed within the ranks of the s.p.d. ever since as m.p. party official and later as labor minister one of her cheap minces germany's minimum wage law she also fought successfully for better pensions despite this she is not very popular with the german public. moxon shoots a short term unit at the head of the s.p.d. is now it's up to him dream notice to beat the pocket plan to its strength. while that as the s.p.d. hits yet another historic low in the polls with me in the studio right now a political correspondent keith brady and use of yawning he's the head of the berlin office of the european council on foreign relations good morning to

young socialist group use also has been organizing a strong youth campaign against another so calledgrow coke the question might be though whether his appeal especially his morning strains representing carry enough weight to convince the older members who are probably more inclined to be persuaded by the older ward which is going to rally in favor of joining the run portion. the s.p.d. postal vote will take about two weeks to produce a result the coalition is not a done deal yet paul brennan al-jazeera. all three hundred child soldiers in south sudan have been freed under a nice nations program to reintegrate them into society of those released by armed groups in the region eighty seven girls and says it's the first time so many young women have been involved in a release integration program aims to help seven hundred child soldiers return to normal life. day we celebrate the first phase of what will be covered by this release of children groups itself see for may years but it's just the first bit and unfortunately a lot of parts of the country showed recruit i can tell you the prime

there are over 100 chapters of young democratic socialists of america and students are earning academic credit for promoting socialist causes. in too many classrooms all over the united states, and i know you think about this when you decide where you are going to send your kids to school, and your kids think about it too. the united states constitution is ignored. united states history is perverted. the second amendment freedom in this country is despised. some people out there think the nra should just stick to its second amendment agenda and not talk about all of our freedoms. real freedom requires protection of all of our rights and a second amendment isn't worth its own words in a country where all of our other individual freedoms are destroyed. >> the nra will not only speak out, we will speak out louder and we will speak out stronger than ever before. we will do it through nra fv tvd our media operations which will expand to look for the truth. they are going to do it with strong voices like dana loesch and dan bogino. they are engaging in any programming to make our media just a

carl marx is the most assigned economist and there are now over 100 chapters of young democratic socialist of america at many universities and students are even earning academic credit for promoting socialist causes. in too many classrooms, all over the united states, and i know you think about this one you decide where you're going to send your kids to school, and your kids think about it too. the united states constitution is ignored, the united states history is perverted, and the second amendment freedom in this country is despised. you know, some people out there think the nra should just stick to its second amendment agenda. and not talk about all of our freedoms. but real freedom requires protection of all of our rights. and a second amendment isn't worth its own words in a country where all of our other individual freedoms are destroyed. so i promise you this, the nra will not only speak out, we will speak out louder and we will speak out stronger than ever before. we will do it through nra tv and our media operations, which will expand to reach a growing audience of americans that

european style socialists, young democratic social -- college campuses. carliemar -- the new york times, the washington post. >> wow. he said the nra supports law enforcement, but spoke darkly about -- >> no, they don't support law enforcement. just watch this because remember this is the same man and this is the same organization who called our law enforcement officers -- called men and women in our federal agencies that tried to protect you from terrorism, that try to attack -- to protect you from those who attack radical islamic terrorists, whether they're bomb strikes in boston or whether it's trying to stop the next 9/11 or whether the fbi is trying to stop from, let's say your local mall being blown up or you being blown up in a church. that's what the fbi is doing around the clock. they're working to keep you and your family safe. but wayne la pierre and the nra, they've now spent the past 30 years i guess, 40 years slandering the men and women who were actually fighting every day and on the front lines in our fight against radical islamic terror.

well this certainly be in a campaign by the young so showed socialists the youth wing of the social democrats they have in fact been campaigning for people to join the party in order to vote against this grand coalition in order to participate in this rank and file but then you have to say even if twenty thousand new members have joined the party in recent times out of a total of four hundred sixty thousand that's still quite as quite a low percentage so i doubt that the new members are able to swing the vote but then again you have to say that there is some dollars about what the sentiment amongst the rank and file democrats really is going to be there has been a lot of reticence about joining another grand coalition because members of the party feel that this will damage the party that it will somehow make the party less effective and somehow dilutes party policies so the voters really something crucial and really very open of the moment and thank you for now the political correspondent there following those coalition negotiations here in berlin. now to taiwan where rescue efforts are under

there are now over 100 chapters of young democratic socialist of america at many universities and students even earning academic credit for promoting socialist causes. into many classrooms all over the united states, and i know you think about this when you decide where you're going to send your kids to school and your kids think about it, to. the united states constitution is ignored, the united states history is perverted, and the second amendment freedom and is country is despised. amy: that is nra head wayne lapierre speaking at the conservative political action conference, or cpac. who better to respond to this than the world-famous film maker raoul peck who happens to be releasing a film today in los angeles and new york on the life and times of karl marx. it's called "the young karl marx." raoul peck is an acclaimed haitian filmmaker and a political activist. his documentary, "i am not your negro" just won the top documentary prize at the british academy film awards, or bafta, on sunday. it was also nominated for an oscar in 2017. his previous films include "lumumba: death of a prop

carl marx and now there are over 100 chapters of young democrat socialists in ufrts and they're earning academic credit for promoti promoting socialists causes. in too many classrooms all over the united states and i know you think about this when you decide where you're going to send your kids to school and your kids think about it too, the united states constitutions ignored, united states history is perverted and the second amendment freedom in this country is despised. you know, some people out there think the nra should just stick to its second amendment agenda and not talk about all of our freedoms. but real freedom requires protection of all of our rights and a second amendment isn't worth it's own words in a country where all of our other individual freedoms are destroy destroyed. >> so i promise you this, the nra will not only speak out, we will speak out louder and we will speak out stronger than ever before. [ applause ] >> we will do it through nra tv and our media operations which will expand to reach a growing audience of americans that are looking all over this country fo