and this is the major problem now in poland. did we have the current government throwing us every day with the new issues that we could potentially protest about. that the e.u. is at least interfering a lot in national laws is that true is it a p.c. as a tool i wouldn't say it's a cliche definitely not it's also not true i am what i would say is that this is the only institution the on the force that is sort of helping poland and enough to go down the drain we have at the moment a systemic you know which is literally one person taking all of the major decisions a good leader can seem so yes yes for the country which is absolutely unacceptable i mean this is not a democracy. that use most draconian disciplinary measure can't be enforced because one country vetoes it is it really fair to call the e.u. interfering. in southern italy i'm still finding out what the e.u. was doing to help the country deal with the refugee situation. if it's too weak to . the things you know how do you feel about the plight of refugees here in italy ad

might propose against poland. because the threats proceedings against a member state is that going too far. do you think the e.u. is meddling in polish affairs. no i don't think so i haven't raised this we're trying to hold up we are part of europe. and western standards and rules should influence poland. that's something positive i think part of the but the but as an attorney about us i think the e.u. can give us the best of everything freedom no borders or a better standard of living actually. i i don't care how do you think it's too complex to complicated for me. to just crazy for. i find what's going on here a bit crazy when the right wing law and justice party came to power in 2015 it began introducing judicial reforms including lowering the retirement age of supreme court judges as a way of forcing out opponents of the government according to the e.u. the reforms threaten judicial independence putting democracy in jeopardy. the country's president is andre duda but poland's political mastermind is your wish

and this is the major problem now in poland. that we have the current government throwing us every day with the new issues that we could potentially protest about. that the e.u. is at least interfering a lot in national laws is that true is it a p.c. as a tool i wouldn't say it's a cliche definitely not it's also not true. what i would say is that this is the only institution to on the force that is sort of helping poland enough to go down the drain we have at the moment a systemic in which there's literally one person taking all of the major decisions they didn't leave their pensions and yes yes for the country which is absolutely unacceptable i mean this is not a democracy. that use most draconian disciplinary measure can't be enforced because one country vetoes it is it really fair to call the e.u. interfering. in southern italy i'm still finding out what the e.u. was doing to help the country deal with the refugee situation. if it's too weak to work. the things you how do you feel about the plight of refugees here in italy a

our time and poland is just about up. tomorrow morning, nice and early in the morning, nice and early in the morning heading to berlin and on wednesday, we will be in paris, any question about the domestic political situation in those countries, or the broad european issues, get intact. talk to you tomorrow. goodbye. —— get in touch with us. hello. it is that time of the year, bank holiday weekend coming thick and fast and another is a project. hard to match the amazing weather over easter, we will see what this one has to offer. before that, the rest of the week will deliver some warmth and a chance of a shower and thatis warmth and a chance of a shower and that is how we started the week on monday, but the showers are out more in scotland entering tuesday, this is where most of the showers will be. it is most high pressure but the area still unstable for some of us giving that potential for showers and more cloud every tuesday, they are across northern and eastern parts of scotland. most of the wet weather north of

poland had a command economy until one thousand nine hundred nine the entire economy was dictated by the state now private companies are booming and they're desperately searching for workers. they depend on foreigners coming to poland for work and not just highly qualified people companies also need drivers and other unskilled workers. indians are still in a very small minority on the streets of warsaw. the two young men share a room me test does most of the cooking he tried opening his own restaurant in poland and even dropped out of his studies to do so. but new talk doesn't see that as an option. if i mean. but i want to go because there are lots of stating there. if you. will you came here. at this private university of business and. economics just outside war so half the students are foreigners many of them come from india. they pay a thousand euros per semester. was roughly half of the. receiver she's. so. right now roughly equal soon graduate from her medicine management studies she's a dentist and worked as one for two years in india but her indian degree isn't recognized in

france's president claims europe is in the grip of a civil war in italy hungry and poland leading politicians say they're fighting to save europe's christian soul which way will the continent turn that's our debate from the european parliament here in the heart of brussels. hello and welcome to the conference on the banks battle lines are being drawn ahead of the european elections with more than 400000000 people eligible to vote and increasingly it's a europe of stark contrasts last week about a 1000 fascist sympathisers gave stiff arm salutes and clashed with riot police in milan this information campaigns are said to be running at full tilt and commission president john told you because warned that if nationalist parties on the margins of the right and left take the upper hand it would mean the end of liberal democracy and free society so on issues ranging from migration to rule of law or security and sovereignty our panelists have plenty to argue about something insulters a dutch n.e.p. and 1st vice president of the alliance of liberals and democrats for europe she's a member of several p

there are those in the world who have the nerve to ask compensation from poland for german crimes there is no agreement for such compensation and such behavior this is a posthumous victory for hitler. the polish prime minister's remarks were apparently in response to pressure from the united states the u.s. policy legislation in 2017 encouraging european countries to compensate the holocaust survivors for their losses but poland is the only e's states not to have done so earlier this month in warsaw with several thousands of nationalist protests against the us restitution all opponents of the legislation time it would inflict serious damage on poland's economy moreover on may the 12th poland consul to visit and israeli official police said that the talks with focused on the issue of jewish restitution we spoke to mark shulman columnist and editor of history central dot com he says rise of anti semitism empowerment is a real option. when i talk about reparations so much we're talking about property and the return of property and the problem of property in poland is that i know less than

you for your question for your opinion it is true that the free media were interests in the past in poland i am the best example i used to work as a director of the polish public television and i was fired when sitting platform one election just because my views are conservative i was a member of the party and i was fired so i'm the best example you're right liberals just throw me away i lost my job so you're right the free media where interest in poland and not any more judiciary the difference between german system and polish system of judiciary is that minister of justice in germany appointing judges and in poland minister of justice cannot appoint the judge the truth i'll tell you ok the parliament but they didn't rule but that situation by political decision is making by the minute you let me finish and let me. let me finish so we need an answer on tackling corruption clean corruption ok money laundering who was the one who was invited to european poland parliament two weeks ago martin called stuff from the open dialogue foundation and we found out that she is into the money launderin

or would if i thought there's a little let me here let me let me finish so if they want to come to poland they can apply didn't submit the documents but what is happening now is just a lead in this which is again something rules and regular you say our soul is alive and the west's soul is dead that's right suddenly your expert on souls what makes you the keeper of the sacred truth. first of all just quickly yeah i'm a roman catholic soul the spirit is very important to me obviously this is just the picture but through first that eighty five percent of polish society's catholic and we cherish our traditional telling the rest of europe how to live by without telling anyone we what you say it is devalues the real value for europe we value our road into christianity not about the beautiful courts john and your vision of europe these intimate i'm a roman catholic myself i have a totally different vision of my polish could not going to church is there for the slogan of you is diversity and unity unity in diversity diversity makes us rich in any spanked and i think relief to visit very good sixt

restitution law opponents of the legislation claim it would inflict serious damage on poland's economy more on may 12th poland cancelled a visit by an israeli official concerned that the talks would focus on the issue of jewish restitution we spoke to mark shulman a columnist and editor of history central dot com he says the rise of anti semitism in poland is a real problem problem of property in poland is that i know less than it was in warsaw half of warsaw no one knows who owns what because it wasn't only the question of the jewish property then came the communist rule and people didn't have didn't have ownership of their apartments and no one in warsaw knows who owns what the whole jewish issue has become significant in polish politics so you know there's this problem of anti-semitism there's no jews now the jews are always been throughout history been a convenient kicking i mean you can kick you know the jews are responsible for whatever is going on and so that's really very very very interesting i think the reparations is an excuse i think the rise of anti-semitism problem is a r

for your question or for your opinion it is true that the free media were interested in the past in poland i am the best example i used to work as a director of polish public television and i was fired. when civic platform won the election just because my views are conservative i was a member of the party and i was fired so i'm the best example you're right liberals just throw me away i lost my job so you're right the free media where in the risk involved in the past not any more judiciary the difference between german system and probably system of judiciary is that minister of justice in germany appointing the judges and in poland minister of justice cannot appoint a juggler through. ok by the parliament but they didn't rule but that says it is making by political decisions making by the minister you let me finish let. let me finish so we need an answer on tackling corruption corruption ok money laundering who was the one who was invited to the european poland parliament two weeks ago martin called stuff from the open dialogue foundation and we found out that she is into the money launder

women's rights and their tech gay rights in countries like poland and a country. under siege countries you don't have attacks on the streets on games and on women force that you have it you have it in countries where you have a very high having spirit or whatever nothing else to govern our great women's right we don't draw a line and we really. empty. poland there's a free country germany is a free country france is free country every country is a free country the european union is the first let me you you are to interventionist let the others talk and then it's better than i can you know deal being union as a free assembly of nations all of them had a random for join or a lot of really. put down long ality to the principle. decision in common so i don't see this sudden. fall deck in the last century usa my nation is to create just by nation is to free is ok. ok when i listen to your new one not only tonight but what you write and what you talk to other people you know i want to tell them i wonder and i want to take the discussion or a little bit simpler i want to

back in germany and many in poland and italy seem to want a stronger but at the same time there's a widespread sense of political frustration and anger across the continent. camano they just do their own thing they don't ask us we're nobodies through free lunch i mean if you're a kratz with fat cat salaries that i think people are fed up with the e.u. . eastern germany isn't the only place where people are dissatisfied with the political establishment as a result far right parties are gaining ground here and elsewhere in europe. in italy and austria they've even made it into government in hungary and poland the governments are increasingly drifting to the right. in germany support for the right wing populist party the a.f.d. is strongest in the east although polls show its popularity than strong slightly still incites anywhere regional elections will take place in september it's the 2nd strongest party. one cutting morning. and i'm about to meet an expert on the right wing extremism who is researching far right parties in the europe. in parliament an interesting woman. you have been doing your

the queen i was offered a tenant to perth all of tenancy of the door victorian order while i was in poland and i was promoted and censored offered to be a commander of all victorian order while i was in ghana and on both both occasions i was fused from royalty to radicalism and i picked my is one of the most experienced a political bloggers writing a commentary which attracts up to one point two million readers how did this transition come about alex takes up the story with craig mighty. and now i'm delighted to be joined by ambassador extraordinaire and no blogger extraordinary money create wealth of the exam and she'll thank you very much for having me about your sis big extraordinary career but start with or start the beginning i mean people who know you played with many of the things you're a to your advocacy a scotian the bell as you know have you mark down as a as a pretty at the dethroned scott allowed to peer but actually you were born and not for. i wasn't it i was born down in norfolk my father's from edinburgh. was posted down there in the air force where he married a local girl

arts under pressure in poland since the new government came in under the conservative law and justice party in twenty fifteen is that politicians have accused the government of a concerted campaign against this one example was that they withdrew the funding. through funding for the march to festival in post nine when they write citizen the program was deemed to progressive actually since this government came to power a lot of artistic technique directors have not had contracts renewed their local authorities then organize competitions in order to install or they approve of the thing is that the right wing in poland feels that the theatre is dominated by left wing forces they accuse it of insulting the nation and the church of blasphemy and they want to change that so this is the just another salvo in that culture war very interesting it will certainly have to keep an eye on that story and more pictures of the madonna eating protests or is on facebook at culture if anyone wants to have a look at kennedy thanks very much for bringing me that story thank you. well it's exciting times for

vote poland's conservative government is highly critical of the e.u. and its institutions. ron's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save the iranian nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohammad javad zarif called on the countries friendly with iran stepped up their trade in the face of new u.s. sanctions. officials in afghanistan say several children were killed when an explosive device attached to a motorbike went off in a market in the western her out province around 20 people were also wounded including the district chief no one has claimed responsible for the responsibility for the bombing. and there's been a shock result in australia's national elections prime minister scott morrison is conservative coalition has retained office despite trailing in the polls before election day in a victory speech to supporters morrison called the win a miracle after conceding defeat the leader of the opposition labor party bill shorten said he would step down after 6 years at the helm. for a straight conservatives and their leader this is an un

poland's conservative government is highly critical of the e.u. and if the situation. there's been a shock result in australia's national actions prime minister scott morrison is conservative coalition has retained office despite trailing in the polls before election day in a victory speech to supporters morrison called the way in a miracle after conceding defeat the leader of the opposition labor party bill shorten said he would step down after 6 years out the. frustration is conservatives and their leader this is an unexpectedly sweet victory scott morrison had trailed in every poll since he became prime minister but the former tourism executive has clung on with a tenacious one man campaign successfully concealing divisions among his team and now against the odds morrison has been returned as a stray as prime minister. our government will come together after this not and we will get back to work and that is our task and that is more undertaking to his drive from one end of the country to the other i said that i was going to burn for you and on. it's a night man favo

and in poland the nationalist conservative ruling law and justice party won a crushing $42.00 and a half percent of the vote so what does this mean for europe. thanks for joining our live coverage of the elections to the european parliament results are still coming in from around the 28 member countries of the european union but some clear trends are already apparent looking now at the projected figures for how many seats each party group would have in the next european parliament the leftist european united left and nordic green bloc take $45.00 seats so far the center left social democrats get 146 seats 70 seats go to the greens while the liberal a l d e group would receive 97 seats the center right european people's party the biggest group takes 163 seats followed by the conservatives the . 57 seats then we come to the populist groups t e d d at 45 seats and the new proposed far right european alliance of peoples and nations at 72 seats. in those e.u. poland entry elections traditional centers parties in germany france and elsewhere have seen their support erode while the environmenta

vote poland's conservative government is highly critical of the e.u. and its institutions. iran's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save his country's nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohammad. called on friendly countries to step up their trade with iran in the face of renewed u.s. sanctions on the country. officials in afghanistan say several children were killed when an explosive device attached to a motorbike went off in a market in western herat province another 20 people were wounded including the district chief no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing there's been a shock result in australia's national elections prime ministers scott morrison is conservative coalition has retained office despite having trailed in the polls beforehand the country's general election now pretty clear in a victory speech to supporters morrison described his election win as a miracle cure regionally one power less than a year ago becoming the 3rd conservative prime minister since 2013 it's still unclear if morrison will win major gover

celebrate poland's membership in the e.u. european council president donald tusk was among those taking part opposition leaders hope to get out the pro e.u. vote poland's conservative government is highly critical of the e.u. and its institutions. in australia there's been a shock result in the national elections prime minister scott morrison conservative coalition has retained office just by trailing in the polls before election day in a victory speech and supporters more morrison called the win a miracle have to conceding defeat opposition leader opposition party leader bill shorten said he would step down after 6 years at the helm. for his trade is conservatives and their leader this is an unexpectedly sweet victory scott morrison had trailed in every poll since he became prime minister but the former tourism executive has clung on with a tenacious one man campaign successfully concealing divisions among his team and now against the odds morrison has been returned as a stray as prime minister. our government will come toge

let's start off in poland. the ruling law and justice's party is right wing, socially conservative and has resisted the european union's efforts to block itsjudicial european union's efforts to block its judicial reforms and it did very well. it took 45% of the vote, seven points clear of the pro—eu european coalition, which was a number of opposition partiesjoining coalition, which was a number of opposition parties joining forces, but they did not do enough to win. law and justice will be delighted with this, there are parliamentary elections coming up later in the yearin elections coming up later in the year in poland. next to hungary, viktor orban's fidesz won more than 56% of the vote. —— more than 52% of the vote. he has been clashing with the vote. he has been clashing with the media, hasn't done him any harm in the polls. they took 52% of the vote, crushing all of the opposition. here is the prime minister. translation: the election victory meant hungarians give us three tasks, foremost the task o

france's president claims europe is in the grip of a civil war and it's really hungry in poland leading. latish and say they're fighting to save europe's christian soul which way will the continent turn back to our debate from the european parliament here in the heart of brussels thank you. thank you. hello and welcome to the conference on the debate battle lines are being drawn ahead of the european elections with more than four hundred million people eligible to vote and increasingly it's a europe of stark contrasts last week about a thousand fascist sympathisers gave stiff arm salutes and clashed with riot police in milan this information campaigns are said to be running at full tilt and commission president john told you because more and for this nationalist parties on the margins of the right and left take the upper hand it would mean the end of liberal democracy and free society so on issues ranging from migration to rule of law or security and sovereignty our panelists have plenty to argue about something insulters a dutch n.d.p. and first vice president of the alliance of libera

the early seventy's conceived as a challenge to the conservatism of the communist regime that ruled poland at the time and of course of criticism of the food shortages that prevailed. so ironic that now fifty years of this and she communist workers for foul of censorship under a right wing government showing that conservatives are on both ends of the political spectrum what about this cause if she's a well respected video artist and the installation in question features dogs with and mosques and a woman with the wit. to nature of course famous for the quote if you go to see a woman do not forget the whip he is the self the female is wielding the whip half safe to. feminists also interesting that it's works by women that have the put on the ditch lists now this also isn't the first time that we've seen the arts under pressure in poland since the new government came in under the conservative law and justice party in twenty fifteen is that that's why opposition politicians have accused the government of a concerted campaign against this one example was that they withdrew the funding. through

the socialists may be joined by some from poland and a series of from from from greece and if it. happens. are you ready to support mr kim amounts for. that and thank you. for the moment the p.p. is around 26 what were the latest figures 26 seats ahead as biggest political family the next european parliament that answers the question on phyllis so the e.p. is the strongest political family in the european parliament in the upcoming parliament and that's why for us it's a key question to join again to see who really believe in the future of europe in union. thank you very much thank you so much thank you for. still. no we are right we've just been listening in there in brussels to a month the lead candidate from the european people's party to become the next commission president he was speaking there and saying he didn't really have a big feeling of victory but he was happy that his that the european people's party was the biggest political family to come out of this. still with us to talk about what we heard there from a lot of interesting aspects it was very difficult to parse wh

vote poland's conservative government is highly critical of the e.u. and the 3rd situations. officials in afghanistan say several children were killed when an explosive device attached to a motorbike went off in a market in the western heritage province around or another 20 people were wounded including the district chief no one has yet claimed responsibility for the bombing and in australia there's been a shock result in the national elections prime minister scott morrison the conservative coalition has retained office despite having trailed in the polls before the country's general election in a victory speech to supporters morrison described his election win as a miracle after conceding defeat opposition leader labor leader bill shorten said he would no longer lead the party after 6 years at the helm. for his trade is conservatives and their leader this is an unexpectedly sweet victory scott morrison had trailed in every poll since he became prime minister but the former tourism executive has clung on with a tenacious one man campaign successfully concealing divisions amon

vote poland's conservative government is highly critical of the e.u. and its institutions iran's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save his country's nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohamed. called on friendly countries to step up their trade with iran in the face of renewed u.s. sanctions on the country. to the to the go now by in munich have sealed a 7 straight title after convincing final day win over a fine frankfurt. you were walking in to lift the trophy fire had their fate in their own hands on the final day and they made no mistake with a 51 victory frank rich and well been. ford in their final appearances for buying and keeping with tradition coach nico it's was drenched in beer of course his side ended up 2 points ahead of richard dawkins oliver moody from sports is with me now to talk a little bit more about this championship year i mean. they always dominate but this year byron did not know what happened yes certainly i mean they're not used to waiting to the last day of the season to confirm th

they're very anti russia poland also has a few. right government in place and poland for example is also very pro e.u. people don't want to leave the european union and i think that's also true in some of these other countries even though the parties are very euro skeptic as it were there's still large majorities in most of these countries that support european union membership so i think it's going to be an interesting debate in the coming years but i don't think that europe is going to fall apart as as a result of it but it does it does make things less stable than they have one name we haven't so far mentioned in the basin is the erstwhile sort of most powerful woman in the world is the most powerful woman in europe angle americal she has been speaking out only europe and its future in the run up to this weekend's votes and here's one thing that stood out let's listen. our values mean that we can be proud of our country and still build up europe at the same time patriotism and the european union are not mutually exclusive the ho

a lot of reforms exactly the other way around is now proposing social politics the peace party and poland introduced to social politics as a market economy for the right man and your partner the p.o. platform of double talk to us introduce a lot of corruption and unsocial policy so well or badly rosy that my tale is not any best i mean a lot of or else i speak about who i am where i live and other than it already and i'm not and we not only need we've got it we don't need more regulation and rustles we need more flexibility more competition and more market economy for small businesses and lots for to pick a national conference that are your friends and your supporters there are things that are long way very briefly the only way to move on now one of the key principles and treaty is economic and social cohesion so we have a big market the market is competition there we have to head to small and medium sized companies that is another problem but. that competition is over the years the big get bigger stronger and stronger a huge disparities are there except very engineer found we have to buy

artists in poland have taken to the street and to social media to protest the decision to remove a video installation from the national museum in warsaw the video in question by a prominent artist natalia l l dates from one thousand nine hundred seventy three and depicts a young woman eating a banana in a suggestive way well although it's been on display for many years conservative authorities have now branded it obscene sparking concerns that artistic freedom is under threat. occasionally protesting can be at tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together. all in the name of artistic freedom. we fully reject censorship in art over the past few years our freedoms have been increasingly compromised and now it's our turn look at this we have a we are protesting against the removal of our freedom of speech artistic freedom. the debate centers around this installation by leading polish concept artist natalia el al in one nine hundred seventy three she photographed and filmed herself sent to eating a banana for six year

another rally this time in poland showing support for the e.u. 54 visit on your over it was led by e.u. council president donald tusk poland's former prime minister backing for a few members ship is high in poland as 85 percent is among the union's highest but even here the right wing ruling law and justice party is highly critical of the e.u. and the country is deeply divided i. wonder where al-jazeera. well let's talk about the similar detail with and then that then expert in european foreign policy at the open europe think tank thank you so much for joining us here on out 0 so world war were really a few days before the start of the european elections and now we're seeing this united front led by salvini what do you think of it is a grouping how could he do you think it is now and will remain so their plan is to form a new group in the european parliament in the next european parliament that's possible the moment they are palling around 70 seats if we take into account all the parties that were there today and who are planning to join the group including pence national there's been

broke a truce agreement made with poland siding more powerful russia. just over 50 years later as the russian swedish war was raging another ukrainian leader ivan mazeppa bro. the union with russia when he switched sides joining forces with the swedish invaders many times ukrainian history was written by 3rd parties seeking to keep the gains of a revolution at any cost russia agreed to the humiliating conditions of the breast with of 1018 which turned ukraine into a german protectorate another historical document to change the fate of ukraine was the molotov ribbentrop pact of 19391 of many such agreements being signed between european countries and rising germany. attempting to protect his nation from the approaching nazi threat. joseph stalin negotiated a treaty of nonaggression with adolf hitler while promising each other piece of the soviet in german foreign ministers molotov and ribbentrop realigned the map of eastern europe splitting it into german and soviet spheres of influence. no sooner had the mala tav ribbentrop pact been signed then poland

no sooner had the mala tav ribbentrop pact been signed then poland was split and in september of 1939 eastern poland awoke to be western ukraine and a part of the family of soviet republics and the u.s.s.r. . but even this bold dividing of lands and nations only delayed the inevitable germany broke its promise to the u.s.s.r. . on june 22nd 1941 germany invaded the u.s.s.r. launching barber rossa the largest military operation in world history. barbara was aiming for st petersburg moscow and kiev ukraine 3 destinations of major significance ukraine with its rich lands in resources was an important industrial and economic source for the u.s.s.r. to cut it off from the soviet union would strike a big blow indeed. for most of the soviet union the 2nd world war was about fighting the invaders of the land. but it wasn't quite so simple for ukraine the truth is ukraine has never been a united country. when world war 2 broke out a large part of western ukraine's population welcomed the german soldiers as liberators from the reach. certainly forced upon them soviet rule and openly collaborate

women's rights and their tech rights in countries like poland and countries under sea econ trees you don't have attacks on the streets on gays and on women forced you have it you have it in countries where you have a very high having say there is nothing mr governor great women's rights we don't care line is really right here in. poland there's a free country germany is a free country france is free country every country is a free country the european union is the first let me you you are too interventionist let the others talk and then it's better than i can you know deal being union is a free assembly of nations all of them had to join all over them really. put down the loyalty to the principle. decision done in common so i don't see this sudden. fall back in the last century usa my nation is to create just by nation is to free is ok the month was. ok and i long to your new one not only tonight but what you write and what you talk to i'll tell you i want to take as i want of any and i want to take the discussion on a little bit simpler i want to. surface not doing both and you need

council president donald tusk poland's former prime minister backing full membership is high in poland as 85 percent is among the highest even here the right wing ruling law and justice party is highly critical of the e.u. and the country is deeply divided. now german chancellor angela merkel is also on the campaign trail ahead of european parliament elections pushing back against the rising tide of the far right speaking in the croatian capital zagreb merkel called on europeans to stand up to what she described as politicians for referring to the head in camera staying what. austrian vice chancellor of germany has of course been no exception to the growing influence of populists with a day party now the 3rd largest in the bundestag well some of the. highest leaders are common values mean we're all proud of our native countries but at the same time we want to build up europe patriotism and the european union are not in opposition to each other nationalism is the enemy of the european project and this is what we have to make clear in these final days before the european election hansal