on privacy and security related issues? sebastian: it is almost nobody right now. it is a very new topic. with the level of cyberattacks going up every month by state actors and so on, the sophistication of the defense has to go up as well. very few companies are good at this. what we do at udacity is we train people with the latest skills. we really build the latest and best so anyone on the planet can become a privacy expert. emily: when you say there is no post -- is almost nobody right now, should we be worried about our privacy and how well we are being protected by the current generation of technology? sebastian: we are learning about it every single day. this is something that as technology progresses, there is always good news and bad news. we have to defend ourselves from the bad users and focus on the good users. emily: you announced this at a facebook local developers conference. it obviously works well with mark zuckerberg's new strategy going forward to be more privacy focused. he made a joke that fell a little flat. let's take a listen. mark: now i get that a lot of p

well. emily: that is facebook messenger vp stan chudnovsky. coming up, udacity co-founder sebastian thrun joins us to discuss the scholarship rolling out with facebook to expand education for deep learning, and ai specifically tied to privacy. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: for years, udacity has been helping students learn the skills needed in the next wave of tech disciplines, including ai, deep learning, and vr. and as demand for privacy and security tools grows, there is an opportunity for new talent. udacity is now partnering with facebook for a new scholarship on privacy and encryption. udacity co-founder sebastian thrun joined us wednesday to discuss. sebastian: there is a new program for people who care about privacy and security in the ai space. it is interesting, when you do machine learning you get all this data in, and there is a chance that it gets compromised somehow, and a machine can learn. it sounds magical but it adds massive amounts of security to any machine learning approach. emily: it is interesting you are announcing this partnership with facebook. facebook is

but. also on the program austrian chancellor sebastian course is out. to position fosters joined forces to be the 1st with the votes of no confidence back to the far right freedom . meaning government with him until just last week. i'm phil guy welcome to the program. european parties and are jockeying for position after sunday's elections to the a u parliament tilted the balance of power within the bloc and here are some of sunday's key takeaways voters punish traditional centrist parties including germany's governing coalition of conservatives and social democrats but the greens made big advances to become the country's number 2 party and france's number 3 in the european parliament right wing populists also had a good night winning votes in france the u.k. italy and poland the leader of germany's conservatives the c.d.u. of knowledge of her party had failed to reach many voters. as the results came in at c.d.u. headquarters the scale of the night's losses became clear. a blow for the chancellor but not a reason to step down. or merkel is our elected chancellor we have to think

are sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent for the ft, and caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor at the sunday times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in — most of them leading — in some form — on theresa may's announcement of her new brexit deal this afternoon. the guardian says her final effort falls flat — as mps reject her ‘new deal‘. the telegraph, calls is ‘desperate, deluded and doomed', claiming that more than 50 tories will rebel. the metro also talks of tory fury, over what it calls her ‘last—ditched' and the financial times says the same thing, highlighting anger over her consession on a second referendum — if mps don't vote her deal through the commons. the sun, says she'll be ‘gurn‘ in the morning, a reference of course to the picture of her speaking today — there on the front page. and the mail calls it ‘a gamble too far‘, saying that even labour have rejected her bid for a new deal.so, the same story dominating all the front pages today — let's see what our reviewers make of it all. caroline he want to take

facebook for a new scholarship on privacy and encryption. sebastian-founder thrun joined us wednesday to discuss. sebastian: there is a new program for people who care about privacy and security in the ai space. it is interesting, when you do machine learning you get all this data in, and there is a chance that it gets compromised somehow, and a machine can learn. it sounds magical but it adds massive amounts of security to any machine learning approach. emily: it is interesting you are announcing this partnership with facebook. facebook is backing 5000? and facebook is notoriously not focused on privacy. newthis is part of their mission. why facebook? sebastian: we work with facebook, google, amazon, anybody in this field. privacy is a universal concern. it does not mean we always get it right in silicon valley, but everybody cares. emily: how would you describe the pool of talent who can focus on who has the expertise on privacy and security related issues? is there just not enough people to satisfy that? udacity -- sebastian: it is almost nobody, it is a new topic. but with the lev

coming up. for his political crisis deepens the country's chance for sebastian court starts to feel the heat of anger corruption scandal involving his coalition partners of the far right freedom party to speak to our correspondent in vienna. and chinese tech company qual way gives a defiant response to the u.s. restrictions on its activities saying washington has under estimated the 1st. low i'm terry martin thanks for joining us austrian formula one great niki lauda has died at the age of 70 well the won 3 world titles 2 of which came after he recovered from a terrible crash at the $976.00 german ground prix he'll be remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in formula one history. by life in the fossil lane niki lauda the 3 time formula one world champion has passed away aged 70. allowed his health had been deteriorating for some time the austrian underwent. a lung transplant in vienna in 2018 after being diagnosed with lung disease he was known as a fierce competitor considered by many as one of the greatest racing drivers of all time the only man to have won champio

where did it all go wrong for sebastian kunz. where did it go wrong exactly right after he just missed his freedom party are in the coalition that's when it started to go wrong and the problem was that he had to come up with answers exactly why he was pushing the whole part of the partnership breaking out off and then he made himself into a convenient target for attack but if you want to go back to the gate and how. we can go into that if you have time for it. i think we covered that in the in the introduction so he was he was caught offering apparently offering the government contracts in exchange for financial support. he sees for these former coalition partners the freedom party they joined in the social democrats in this no confidence vote why. because they see an advantage by going it alone they know that they're out of that coalition and so they really really want it on the offensive in parliament this after it particular who was the former interior minister went on an all out offensive his quote was that since the breakup of the coalition sebastian quits his show a new in

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predicted such. also on the program austrian chancellor sebastian cook out opposition parties joined forces to remove him with a vote of no confidence backed by the right freedom party which caught between government with him until just last week. i'm fogle welcome to the program european passes are now jockeying for position after sunday's elections to the a huge parliament tilted the balance of power within the block and here are some of sunday's a key takeaways of voters punish traditional sense 1st parties including germany's governing coalition of conservatives and social democrats but the greens made big advances to become germany's number 2 party in france's number 3 in the european parliament but being populists also had a good night winning the votes in france the u.k. italy and poland. leader of germany's conservatives the c.d.u. at the lips of her party had failed to reach many voters. as the results came in at seaview headquarters the scale of the night's losses became clear a blow for the chancellor but not a reason to step down. is our elected chance now that we have to

london with sebastian. a storm has made landfall in india, the worst since 2014. wind speeds of 210 kilometers an hour. over one million people have been evacuated and the extreme weather has seen flights canceled and oil exports halted. theresa may is battling to convince security allies that the country can be trusted. a recently that british staff are using huawei technology. this includes australia, new zealand, and the u.s. wantd trump does not anyone to see his tax returns, but deutsche bank has already seen it. they had a look before agreeing to lend money to the trump organization. litigation. into stakeay has agreed for a -- warren buffett said he's a fan of the online giant and was an idiot for not buying shares in the past. this solidifies the relationship between the two. banning controversial far right figures from facebook including alex jones and below yen opelousas -- and milo. the social network is taking a firmer hand in forms of service. has been criticized in the past for failing to stop the spread of misinformation. global news 24 hours a day on-air and at tic t

korea and trade on the agenda. austria's chancellor, sebastian kurz, and his centre—right government are removed from office by a vote of no—confidence. after the election shake—up — who will europe's new meps choose to lead the commission? and queen victoria smiles in new clearfootage — found in a new york archive. hello. we start with breaking news from japan. at least 15 children have been stabbed in a park in kawasaki, near tokyo. it's being reported that at least two children and one adult may have died. a suspect has been arrested and police have recovered two knives. it's thought the suspect stabbed himself in the shoulder before he was detained. let's get the latest from tokyo and our correspondent hywel griffith. i know details are just coming in. what more do we know? this happen this morning just before school time in kawasaki, towards the south of tokyo and what we understand is the victims are a mixture of children and adults. suggestions that at least eight children were involved in seven adults. the total number is now being inputted 18 and it is feared east on

this is t w news live from berlin the scandal in austria ostrich chancellor sebastian currents pulls the plug on his governing coalition calls for snap elections after his vice chancellor is forced to resign amid allegations that he offered lucrative government contracts in exchange for campaign donations from. australia's governing conservative coalition scores and shock victory in the country's election prime minister scott morrison calls the win a miracle after polls ahead of the vote suggesting a victory for the opposition labor party. waiter welcome to the show. austria is austria sebastian chancellor sebastian cross has announced new elections following a corruption scandal involving his deputy he made the decision after his vice chancellor from the far right freedom party apparently offered lucrative government contracts to a potential russian benefactor curt's a center right people's party has been in a coalition with the freedom party here's what the chancellor had to say meant to you and guns and so it's my goal is a simple one i want to work for our wonderful country

will leave sebastian quits in office for one or 2 days that's considered the maximum. patience threshold but austria needs to send somebody to this very important you summit so it's a bust of course will likely be around for one or 2 more days to go to brussels to be at that summit then the president needs to find an interim chance just to be clear this no confidence motion this removes the chancellor and his government. entire government in one fell swoop and it's the 1st time that has ever happened in post-war austria there were i believe 185 no competent oceans brought since 1905 not succeeded until today there was an initial motion that would have just removed the boston who had just but then the social democrats came forward with the nuclear option and that was to remove the courts and his entire cabinet why because they don't want to give him any kind of an advantage leading up to this now election in september they don't want him to be able to campaign as a sitting chancellor they don't want his government in place when a new consensus government of technocrats and they

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in an attack in japan. austria's chancellor, sebastian kurz, and his centre—right government are removed from office by a vote of no—confidence. after the election shake—up — who will europe's new meps choose to lead the commission? a stark warning from a himalayan climber as more deaths are confirmed at the world's tallest mountain. i should say, it has become a death race there because there is massive traffic jam and people race there because there is massive trafficjam and people are pushing themselves were not even capable of doing it. hello. we start with breaking news from japan. at least 16 children have been stabbed in a park in kawasaki, near tokyo. it's being reported that at least two children and one adult may have died. a suspect has been arrested and police have recovered two knives. it's thought the suspect stabbed himself in the shoulder before he was detained. the bbc‘s hywel griffith has the latest from tokyo. this edhappen this morning just before school time in kawasaki, which is towards the south of tokyo, and what we understand is the victims are a

southern border with doctor sebastian gorka tonight. and as tensions rise in the middle east, president trump says he will do whatever is necessary to end iran's aggressive rhetoric. >> iran has been a very dangerous player very bad player. they are a nation of terror. and we will not put up with it. if we need it we will be there in whatever number we need. >> for -- we begin with our top story. president trump has had enough. he has been viciously attacked namely by nancy pelosi. their flailing knowing that the lust in their attempt to overthrow the sitting president. now acting in desperation with more the president's battle with the democratic leaders, the security chief white house correspondent, john. >> a day at the white house they were going at it all the entropy one of the famous impromptu press conferences late this afternoon, it felt like the president still had a lot to get off his chest. >> she is a mess. >> in the roosevelt room to announcing the $16 billion aid package for american farmers hit hard by the trade war with china, president trump took another swin

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terrorism it leaves many questions unanswered. entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian. has been challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding ourselves. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the sun zones of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account facts of the conflict zone. conflict zone conflict zone with two sebastian d.w. on t.w. . you know that seventy seven percent of off younger than sixty five. and you know what's on the seventy seven percent we talk about the issues that matter to you. on this edition we tackle religious extremism the. line of evil join radical islamist groups and what can be done about. this seventy seven percent in sixty minutes d.w. . if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make it look accidents raring to. never read a book like this. mr jermyn street. this week conflict zone is at the annual security conference in munich i mean plenty of recriminations and bad blood between europe and washington my guest here is jim risch chairman of the powerful senate foreign rela

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. time minus waiter welcome to the show austria chancellor sebastian kurtz has announced new elections following a corruption scandal involving his deputy he made the decision after his vice chancellor from the far right freedom party apparently offered lucrative government contracts to a potential russian benefactor curt's a center right people's party has been in a coalition with the far right freed. party here's what the chancellor had to say to you it's guns i'm talking my goal is a simple one i want to work for our wonderful country according to my political beliefs my policies and with the support of the majority of the population. of accounts or without any incidents or any scandals. just i believe that right now that's not possible with any other political party freedom party cannot do it and a social democrats can't to stalking and the other party is small to support a government. to clinton. that's why i have proposed to the president that austria hold early elections as soon as possible. scandal was triggered when a video surfaced purportedly showing vice chancellor heintz q

joining us for more is journalist people sebastian joining us from delhi people good to see you now post full service have shown that there was a consolidation of hindus backing the b j p hindus are in majority in india so does this polarization along religious lines what does this mean for the minorities of the country. so i'm brought up and want to borrow from our phrase that somebody gave me do an interview is that the person said that the made up to fight the last 5 years of more the government short that they can do the international spritely in india is quite imaginative more than might have had to be all part and for the lynchings the culprit that should movement there are incidents nobody really prepared for that the seriousness of the act so the next 5 years through a lot of unexpected things that actually can happen that said what is expected is an assault on us no loss that is that religion based the loss but i believe the beauty of these longstanding problems of implementing a uniform civil court a common law for all citizens the good making moves closer to that otherwise. vs

sebastian cortes is out opposition parties joined forces to remove him with a vote of no confidence backed by the far right freedom party which had been in government with him until just last week. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us european parties are now jockeying for position after sunday's elections to the e.u. parliament tilt the balance of power in the bloc here are some of sunday's key takeaways voters punish traditional centrist parties including germany's governing coalition of conservative and social democrats but the greens made big advent. it's to become germany's number 2 party and france is number 3 in the european parliament right wing populists also had a good night winning the votes and france the u.k. italy and poland now farai to nationalist parties had been predicted to surge to success all across europe but things didn't quite work out that way. france's marine le pen was one of the far right leaders celebrating last night victory over the party president emmanuel mccall was razor thin but hugely symbolic she say's it means things will have to cha

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street, here is sebastian salic. sebastian: the pentagon is preparing to release images to back up the growing threat from iran. the pictures show traditional sailing vessels carrying missiles. they say the iranian military has been moving around more than usual. president trump's immigration plan is getting a cold reception even within the republican party. merits into place a new system for allocating green cards. lindsey graham says the law -- the bill will not become law. taiwan has become the first place in asia to legalize same-sex marriage. partymocratic progressive ordered a vote in favor of the 72% of voters in taiwan opposed same-sex marriage. has died.im pei among his works are the crystal building at the louvre. he was 102. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am sebastian salek and this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. it is unthinkable that we would have a 20th century of what we are without im pei. he often ate in smaller restaurants in midtown manhattan any nu

coalition part of the far right freedom party quit their posts this comes as chancellor sebastian coats announces he's sacking his interior minister in the wake of a corruption scandal but claims he's far right also on the program. around response to what he calls a genocide from donald trump says he doesn't want the tensions rising as washington builds up its military presence in the region. document of the core of germany's democracy the basic law is 70 years old examine what it means for the country today. i'm phil graham welcome to the program just days before european parliament elections australia is in the middle of a political crisis the country's junior coalition partner the far right to freedom party has announced that all of its remaining ministers will step down from their government positions this comes as chancellor sebastian cortes announced that he has proposed that the president fire is far right interior minister as a consequence of allegations of bribery levelled against his vice chancellor hans christian. let's go through this with data because when the borrowing bas

qualifying 3rd in ferrari's sebastian vettel for. preceding sunday's formula one race in monaco is the formula which held its so-called eat pricks here in berlin it's the 10th race of the season for the series which only uses cars with electric motors the track is built around berlin's forma tempelhof airport in the race last only 45 minutes brazil's degrassi finished in 1st place that means the audi drivers now 2nd in the overall. it was followed by sebastian grammy in 2nd and overall leader jon benet and. this is news from michael who i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour coming up next the film 19491 year to germany straight through. it's all happening to children in africa. surely news from africa the world your link to exception these stories and discussions continue on with comes after training program tonight from for an exam week from the z tower at woodside deputed africa join us on facebook t.w. truck.

president alexander vander belen made the declaration alongside chancellor sebastian kurtz after the scandal brought down the coalition government of conservatives and the far right freedom party the announcement follows the release a video footage showing vice chancellor heinz christians apparently offering lucrative government contracts to a woman posing as a russian oligarchs nice in exchange for her backing his party's 27000 election campaign. austrians will be voting for a new parliament but voters will have to wait until at least september chancellor sébastien courts and president alexander funded been agreed to the general election roadmap during talks on sunday funday berlin said austria's reputation has been damaged by the actions of the country's now resigned vice chancellor heinz because . the president said the government needs to regain the public's trust. it's more. we need to take all necessary steps to repair the reputation of our public officials and government representatives in. this this is an issue of national interest as well as of austria standing in the european unio

the declaration alongside chancellor sebastian clips after scandal brought down curtains far right coalition partner in a hidden camera video vice chancellor heinz christians appear to offer a new part of government contracts true woman posing as a russian oligarchs needs that's in exchange for her backing his party's election campaign. earlier we spoke to de w.'s barber of ezola and asked her whether voters are likely to punish chancellor kurtz's party at the ballot box for forming a coalition with the far right in the previous government so far the popularity of course has been splendid i mean he has done a very good job of selling himself as a reformer of austria off course the other parties here the opposition can stroll all those big promises back into his face now and say what have you achieved just a made just gamble and made to austria a laughing stock all over europe by by the publishing of these tapes the corruption and the typical austrian swamp that's been that has been uncovered just one more time this is not the 1st scandal to rock austria in the last decades off a si

chancellor sebastian kurtz after the scandal that brought down the coalition government of conservatives in the far right freedom party the announcement follows the release of video footage showing vice chancellor heinz christian straka apparently offering lucrative government contracts to a woman posing as a russian oligarchs needs to exchange for her backing his party's 27000 election campaign. vessel is following the story for us from vienna barbara how are people reacting there to essentially the collapse of the government in snap elections. people think a many people think that is worse high time because this government has been plagued by scandal after scandal even before even so i gate as they call it here said of course published and sort of really led to this government crisis now that will then in the end they get new elections in september but people really have seen that suppressing kurds the chancellor who has a high popularity personally has been covering up and again and again talking about the freedom party saying i don't like what they're doing i did what i want them to

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. . enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with kid players on the ground in the stands as a. crushing through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for the conflict zone. conflict zone with jim sebastian on t.w. . i'm not laughing at them because sometimes i am but i stand up and went in that. thinks deep into the german culture of knocking them stereotypes of class but if you think the future of the country that i'm not playing. yet need to rethink this grandmother they are to me it's all about the ok. i'm rachel joins me from the gentleman from d.w. post. can artists spear replaced by artificial intelligence are machines capable of creativity on this edition of arts and culture will be asking can i am i make good art or art at all will have experts a d.w.i. global media forum weighing in. also on the show the uncensored and very human photos of boris mikhail the 80 year old artist who documents life on the streets. first though it's goodbye rembrandt hello robots well

early september the announced the snap of the boat alongside chancellor sebastian curtis it comes after a corruption scandal brought down curses far right coalition partner. you're watching the news on my glocal we'll be back at the top of the hour with more news is over and stay tuned for the bundesliga show coming up after the break. my 1st boss was a sewing machine. icon for all women are bound by this notion for. something as simple as a nanny home to ride on by side isn't. since i was a little good i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me mr been right there. finally the game bob invention by a young bicycle and 3 times people sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than rising and by. no i won't sing me to those woman back home footballs by the juneteenth unsocial in the homes and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is them out of the home and i wore them. byron munich are in this league champions it's a record 7th consecutive league title for the club that only came after an incredibly exciting and tied to end to the 20182019 seas

partner the far right freedom party sebastian coe said his conservative people's party was united in assuring that the allegations of bribery levelled against his vice chancellor instructor would be fairly investigated it is also just announced a proposal to fire here so far right interior minister. he said i had to put the. freedom party believes that if interior minister had that kick it would be dismissed all ministers of his party should step down from government work if this comes to pass and i assume it will after this announcement i have agreed with the president that we want to ensure stability and till the election the full the vacant positions in the ministries will be taken over by senior civil servants in the meantime on an indian ministerial. let's go through this with a double correspondent barbara variable who's in vienna welcome barbara so the chancellor is proposing to sack the interior minister so what to explain just what that means. that means that after 3 days of the dithering and behind the scenes trying to somehow disinfect the freedom party enough to continue

this is news a lot from berlin scandal in austria austria as chancellor sebastian could calls for snap elections as soon as possible that's after his vice chancellor is forced to resign amid allegations that he offered lucrative government contracts in exchange for campaign donations. australia's governing conservative coalition scores a shock victory in the country's election prime minister scott morrison calls the win of miracle after polls ahead of the vote suggestion of victory for the opposition labor party also coming up. the season has come to an end. or champions for the 7th straight season jubilant to lift the trophy in front of the home crowd after beating frankfurt to secure the crowd. thanks for joining us in the last few minutes austria's chancellor sebastian kurtz has announced actions following a corruption scandal involving his deputy a crisis erupted in kurtz's government after a video emerged showing deputy austrian chancellor christian straka apparently offering lucrative government contracts to a potential russian benefactor center right people's party was in a

bulls max fished up in qualified 3rd and ferrari's sebastian vettel for. well perceiving sunday is a formula one race in monaco is the formula 8 which held its so-called apr 8 here in berlin if the 10th race of the season for the series which the new uses comes with electric motors the tracks built around lives for much tempelhof airport and the race last under around 45 minutes brazil's new cars to grassy finished in 1st place and that means the audi driver is now 2nd in the overall rankings he was followed by sebastian bringing in 2nd and overall later on eric venue and. well the awards have been handed out at this year's cannes film festival with a few surprises among the winner is competitions being tough this year few films out of the $21.00 selected for 10 main competition hit a bum note with critics. joining me here to discuss that ole it from d.w. culture is scott rock's threat has just returned from can tell us what's going on at the at the awards right now well yeah i mean we're literally seconds from the final prize of truck check you know by photo see what it's come to ge

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your point about owning up to mistakes. let's say to someone that i have -- let's say sebastian gorka. let's say sebastian gorka was hit with multiple felony charges. i'm using this as an analogy. he's been on my show multiple times. don't you think i would take a moment to address the fact that sebastian gorka when had been on my show for hours that was involved in something -- >> maybe use a made-up name. >> and i have no idea that he broke a law. >> don't you think the media needs to take ownership of this? >> i'm not confident you would do the same. >> yes. >> but it wasn't just cnn. anna navarro on the view was saying he was the holy spirit, saving the country. and they said it's trump's fault. whether there's a strategy there. if he says it's trump fault, the media will jump on it. >> and rallies the media. >> and who else is delusional, smollett. there you go. >> juan? >> i'm still surprised that all of you blaming the media. i think every media in america thought this was a salacious case where he was representing a porn star that -- >> that he stole from. >> a man that

coming up . also for his political crisis deepens the country's chance for sebastian call it starts to feel the heat pulling a corruption scandal involving his coalition partners the far right freedom party will speak to our correspondent in vienna. plus even if you've never watched it too you will certainly heard of it the series game of thrones well it's ended after 8 years but not all fans are happy with the conclusion and if you haven't seen it yet don't worry there are no spoilers here. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us austrian formula one great niki lauda has died at the age of 70 lauder won 3 world titles 2 of which came after he recovered from a terrible crash at the 976 german grown prix be remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in formula one history. a life in the fast lane nicky lauder the 3 time formula one world champion has passed away aged 70. lauder's health had been deteriorating for some time the austrian underwent a lung transplant in vienna in 2018 after being diagnosed with lung disease he was known as a fierce competitor cons

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— the chancellor sebastian kurz made the announcement hours after the resignation of his coalition partner and vice chancellor, heinz—christian strache. mr strache, the leader of the freedom party, resigned over an undercover video which appears to show him discussing government contracts with a russian investor in return for campaign support. bethany bell reports. this is the video that brought down a government. the man in the grey t—shirt is heinz—christian strache, who has just resigned as austria's vice chancellor. in this footage from 2017, he is seen talking to a woman who was posing as the niece of a russian oligarch. he seems to suggest she could be awarded public construction contracts in return for political and financial support. now, mr strache has stepped down, saying his behaviour was stupid, irresponsible and a mistake. translation: it was a typical alcohol fuelled much i behaviour in which yes, i also wanted to impress the attractive female host and i behaved like a bragging teenager and embarrassingly overreacted. acro one denies any criminal wrongdoing for

. to europe now. the austrian chancellor, sebastian kurz, has been forced from office, after he and his centre—right government lost a vote of no—confidence. mr kurz recently ended his coalition with the far—right freedom party, when its leader was caught in a covert video sting that suggested he was open to corruption. bethany bell reports from vienna. the young rising star of europe's conservatives, sebastian kurz, has suffered a major setback. his centre—right government has become the first in austria since 1955 to lose a vote of no—confidence. the government was sworn in just last week, in the wake of a scandal which engulfed his former coalition partner, the far—right freedom party. technocrats replace the departing freedom party ministers. but sebastian kurz and his government lost a vote of no—confidence, supported by the opposition social democrats and the freedom party. they said mr kurz should bear some of the blame for the collapse of the coalition. mr kurz, who has been credited with turning around the fortunes of his conservatives, and who led the party to a