thought because poland must continue to evolve and improved. which we must maintain our credibility which you must ensure. no one of poland has any doubt that what we are doing is good genuine and responsive. their social welfare programs anti immigrant policies and social conservatism a popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition bloc says their divisive. people want cooperation they want us to show that we are able to overcome the splits that are in our country people don't want poland to be divided into parts people don't want their hearts broken because poles are not able to understand each other we're the ones who are promoting cooperation with the smaller parties also made against a left wing coalition is back in parliament and the far right exceeded poland's national vote in fresh shells and will also get seats. but the big winners are the lauren justice party during the campaign they promised to raise the minimum wage and not to grant rights to gay people it's this and judicial reforms that have drawn new criticism it say

of living has really improved in the last 4 years in poland the economy in poland is running really well there's there's almost no unemployment and the low in just a spotty is a party which fulfills most of its promises people. like this party and important think is that it's a party which for the 1st time after 1909 in poland said it's enough saving it's time to spend money this party is simply giving money to the people that's why this standard of living is is getting better ok now they have the expanded majority of somewhere between 46 and 49 percent right now we're not quite sure. what will they be doing though in terms of their relationship with brussels that accuse them of of curbing freedom of the press for example and packing the courts well i expect some more tensions between warsaw and brussels because it's quite clear that the new government will try to continue its controversial controversial reform of the judiciary which brussels doesn't really like i'm afraid the government will take some steps towards taking control over the private media in poland so there are new te

so there are new tensions ahead i believe however there is no big european engine in poland poland is not a country wanting to leave the european union pose don't want to the government doesn't want it there's no poll it had in poland ok with your what about the opposition what are they going to do now and what are they running on well. against law and justice party. very. very coherent program that the opposition doesn't really have. the opposition doesn't have a clear leader a very popular politician and the law and justice party party not always playing their words your position for example having already control over the public media in poland and those public media are attacking the opposition very very unfairly ok which monkey from a potent thanks very much for coming in thank you. we have some breaking news coming in spain's supreme court has sentenced a dozen cars along independence leaders to up to 13 years in prison for their separatist movement or a new push for the autonomous region to split from spain was made in 2017 voters in the region supported a referendum on indepen

undoubtedly but poland doesn't want out from the in the e.u. doesn't want to be rid of poland it's a strong economy the 5th largest in your ok anderson thank you at least 40 people are now confirmed dead after a powerful typhoon struck parts of central japan on saturday tens of thousands of soldiers have been deployed to help rescue stranded people wayne hay reports from tokyo. there was plenty of warning before thai food arrived but the power of the storm caught some of japan's most vulnerable by surprise intense rainfall cut off many people and communities including dozens of elderly in a retirement home and car would go way north west of the capital tokyo after the storm passed they were brought to safety by risky work is. the storm brought damaging winds in excess of 200 kilometers an hour but the main feature was a huge amount of rainfall some areas saw a meter in 24 hours and waterways simply couldn't cope the embankments of more than 20 rivers collapsed one of the worst hit areas was not going west of tokyo where a 70 meters stretch of t

is rising and now france and germany have halted arms exports to turkey also coming up the people of poland elect a new parliament today in the wake of controversial justice reforms we meet the judges being targeted for criticizing the ruling party. and thousands gather in berlin for a show of solidarity against anti-semitism and right wing violence that's after a terror attack on a synagogue in the city of hama earlier this week. i'm carl kasell and welcome to the program as turkey ramps up its assault on kurdish forces in northern syria hundreds of people have now escaped from a camp for supporters of so-called islamic state international condemnation of turkey's offensive is mounting as well with german chancellor angela merkel phoning turkish president of thai of everyone to demand an immediate halt up to 200000 people have been forced to flee their homes in the area. syrian rebels backed by turkey advance into russell i mean one of several towns in syria close to the turkish border in an area that's been under kurdish control and that turkish forces and their local allies aim to seize

because poland must continue to evolve and improve. with human parts we must maintain our credibility i must ensure that no one has a hole and has any doubt that what we are doing is good genuine and response made. their social welfare programs anti immigrant policies and social conservatism a popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition bloc says that divisive. people want cooperation they want a conservative and a popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition bloc says that divisive. people want cooperation they want to show that we are able to overcome the quick that are in our country people don't want poland to be divided into parts people don't want their hearts broken because poles are not able to understand each other we are the ones who are promoting cooperation from the small apartment also may gain seats elect wing coalition is back in parliament and the far right exceeded poland's national voting threshold i'm alone so i guess. but the big winners are the lauren justice party during the campaign t

the war in poland is over. it is during the boer war, there is nothing going on besides the finnish campaign from the fall of poland until the invasion in the spring. i would call this period waiting for hitler. what hitler's going to do after the fall of poland. i think the finnish relief effort galvanizes people and provides relief for relief, if i can make a bad pun. there are lots of people who volunteered to fight in finland and the word was if you missed the spanish civil war, this was your chance. americans, hungarians, canadians, even some japanese, came to fight for the finns. look, here is the finns. just incredible numbers of great photographs. the finnish national archives have them all online released for public domain. these are the finnish children. had been part of the soviet union. they are being evacuated. the finns are supposed to fold immediately and they don't. in december they win some incredible campaigns. they destroy two soviet divisions. the 44th division. the photographs from that are

that of living in poland has really improved in the recent years the economy runs really good in poland and this is the 1st party up to 99 which. can prevent money now giving money to the people so i believe. don't much need or don't want to change something right now because the level of the standard of living in both the restaurant has increased and. thank you thank you. the u.k. government has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering bread save by october the 31st in the queen's speech delivered a short while ago the government laid out its priorities including the aim of achieving a new partnership with the european union that's rooted in free trade but in the meantime uncertainty surrounding bribes it is making life tough for millions of e.u. citizens living in the u.k. they were told last week that they could be deported if they don't apply for a so-called settled status. it's 10 am at the wrists 3 and qusay and stuff assembled for their morning meeting dutch vip ticket tec the mother opened displays just 4 months ago despite the uncertainty caused by pricks it know the government

has poland sold out. those of us have cursed them even though this is another world it's an open world. where anyone who has the initiative and money and power can take what he wants. and that's no good. there are no rules but after a 100 years it'll probably settle down or 3. back in shape you told there's an agricultural exhibition. the state doesn't pay subsidies for horses yet but it does for cattle. places like this are a celebration of rural poland. a bit less keys are proud of poland's new prosperity and that it can compete with europe at least in the agricultural sector. although they vote conservative they can still take the united europe they live in today for granted a huge change from 30 years ago. the establishment of a trade union and the port city of duns was the 1st domino that gradually brought down the wall between east and west. next stop berlin which was then still a divided city and then like the birthplace of east germany's peaceful revolution. little remains of the berlin wall just

the war in poland is over. war, thereg the boer is nothing going on besides the finish campaign from the fall of poland until the invasion in the spring. i would call this period waiting for hitler's. what hitler's going to do after the fall of poland. the polish relief -- i think the effort galvanizes people and provides relief for relief, if i can make a bad pun. there are lots of people who volunteered to fight in finland and the word was if you missed the spanish civil war, this was your chance. canadians hungarians, , even some japanese, came to fight for the finns. look, here is the -- just incredible numbers of great photographs. the finnish national archives all online released for public domain. innish children. had been part of the soviet union. they are being evacuated. finns are supposed to fold immediately and they don't. they destroy two soviet divisions. the 44th division. the photographs from that are incredible. frozen pictures of soviet soldiers at the time. people draw the wrong conclusions i

is well poland. a neighbor for germany to neighbor. except say you know it's there but poland and germany are not going to be with this government you know neighbors who would together have ideas how to change for example your neighborhood to have some impact and ideas for for the region of for europe all right we're czech szymanski with me hey in the studio and in warsaw tonight and of a quarter past thanks very much t. but. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world time for you now have us has roared across japan leaving at least 33 people dead and many more injured and one of the strongest storms to hit the country in recent history rescue efforts are underway after record rains triggered major flooding and landslides. thousands gathered in central valley on sunday to protest anti-semitism and right wing violence that comes after 2 people were shot dead in the eastern german town of hala a gunman attempted a massacre at a synagogue where around 50 people were observing a young kapoor holiday. we

the war in poland is over. it is during the boer war, there is nothing going on besides the finish campaign from the fall of poland until the invasion in the spring. i would call this period waiting for hitler. what hitler's going to do after the fall of poland. the polish relief -- i think the finnish relief effort galvanizes people and provides relief for relief, if i can make a bad pun. there are lots of people who volunteered to fight in finland and the word was if you missed the spanish civil war, this was your chance. americans, hungarians, canadians, even some japanese, came to fight for the finns. look, here is the -- just incredible numbers of great photographs. the finnish national archives all online released for public domain. these are the finnish children. had been part of the soviet union. they are being evacuated. the finns are supposed to fold immediately and they don't. they destroy two soviet divisions. the 44th division. the photographs from that are incredible. frozen pictures of soviet sol

and polls and opened in poland in a polarizing parliamentary election in the wake of controversial justice reforms we meet the judges being targeted today criticism of the ruling posse. i'm rebecca read his welcome to the program typhoon haggis has ripped through large areas of japan leaving several days and many more injured rescue efforts and now underway as record ryans have triggered major flooding and landslides. the brain that back to japan through the longest of nights has finally stopped falling but the water is still bright has crossed large parts of the country. for emergency workers charged with the task of rescuing thousands displaced by the sheer volume and violence of the border flow daylight gave them a better chance to save lives. but also take in the massive scale of the task that lies ahead the rescue operations continue country wide. so i pray for the souls of those who lost their lives. who do not hold the well being of everyone affected by the storm or this. inevitably these rescue operations will turn to cover the as the water recedes the financial cost sure to run in

places like this are a celebration of rural poland. a bit less keys are proud of poland's new prosperity and that it can compete with europe at least in the agricultural sector. although they vote conservative they can still take the united europe they live in today for granted a huge change from 30 years ago. the establishment of a trade union and the port city of the dunce who was the 1st domino that gradually brought down the wall between east and west. next stop berlin which was then still a divided city and then the birthplace of east germany's peaceful revolution. little remains of the berlin wall just a few bits of art in some patches of grass. these men were born in the g.d.r. from played a part in the walls demise on the left. and east german journalist who was in exile in west berlin ensured that the protests in the east made the news on the right is on the highest cost who demonstrated for freedom when it was still very dangerous. it wasn't a gift it was what the people achieved the people managed to overthrow a dictatorship

and it looks like poland nationalist law and justice party will agree when. even increasing parliamentary majority her current. we have a victory and we're very happy about that but remember these are only exit polls this is not the final victory but anyway we have reasons to be happy that the social welfare programs and immigrant policies and social conservatism a popular with many poles but the biggest opposition bloc says that divisive. people want cooperation they want to show that we are able to overcome the quick that are in our country people don't want poland to be divided into part people don't want their hearts broken because we are not able to understand each other we are the ones who are promoting cooperation. of the smaller parties also made against elect when coalition is back in parliament now and. we're coming back to where the electors have always belonged to the temple of democracy not to the polish parliament after 4 years. and the far right exceeded the approaching threshold and we'll also get seats in parliament. you know her her but the

read your posts before 2016 the media in poland including t.v. were dominated by the left after the law and justice party victory t.v. piece started to speak the language of the victors they reported the world from their point of view from a conservative perspective yes t.v. has moved too far towards government propaganda and yes public t.v. should be in the center but then there would be nothing on the right and we'd have a symmetry against the new money to go public over easter on the perkins novels it was a new study shows the madness of. the left wing space is firmly occupied by you guys at a borgia the newspaper. was founded 30 years ago in close alignment with the solidarity movement nowadays it's regarded as being in opposition to the current government scandals and alleged malpractise or misconduct by the law and justice party dominate its pages and in the run up to this election week after week the porch a has published a damning indictment of the party's 4 years in office supplements they've called the black book of peace just. it's com

news live from poland's ruling conservative law and justice party wins the general election according to an exit poll the poll shows that the party has expanded its majority the result comes after introduced controversial judicial reform or so coming up turkey pushes on with its offensive in northern syria german chancellor angela merkel tells the turkey's president the assault must stop as mediately a syrian government troops get set to deploy along the border. at times the united base rips across japan and rescue efforts are in full force as large areas of the country face record rains flooding and landslides leaving thousands without power and with. my head on the humphrey glad you could join me we start in poland where exit polls suggest that right wing nationalist have clinched a 2nd term in power in sunday's sunday's parliamentary election now remains to be seen whether the lauren justice party will gain enough votes to govern the nation alone or if it will have to form a coalition about it was held amid concerns within the e.u. of the party's commitment to a future democratic s

efforts to resettle foreign refugees in poland. all right let's head to poland now our correspondent olivia cortazar standing by for us livia according to those polls we heard about the law and justice party has the support of about 40 percent of the population why is it doing so well. well the people here feel that the living standard has been rising and they connect that to the governing party piece has introduced in the very beginning in 2015 in the last months of 2015 social benefit programs which has promised before meaning that families got child benefits which is around $130.00 per child and that's a lot of money in poland especially in the countryside where peace is very strong so people vote for this party because they know they can expect more social benefits for the next 4 years and they think that their life will be better with this party. what about the opposition now in this election want are they campaigning on. well the opposition really lost a chance i think because people don't really know what they're complaining

and polls have opened in poland and a polarizing parliamentary election in the wake of controversial justice reforms we make the judges being targeted for their criticism of the ruling party. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program turkish forces are continuing their attacks on kurdish controlled territory in northeastern syria that's made growing condemnation from abroad as germany and france announced they could tightening arms exports to turkey and correct claims its offensive has captured the k. border town of. smoke rises above the syrian town of russell i'm as turkish artillery fire reigns dawn this was the 4th day of the turkish military incursion into northern syria. turkish growing troops poured across the border into the conflict zone on saturday afternoon to retaliate. the strike by the kurdish y p g militia 3 mortar shells struck residential buildings in the border city of a chuckle there were no injuries. this is where the shell hit the fridge was completely destroyed and the shell shocked right through the 2nd wall. across northern syria at least 70000 people noice

plus the people of poland to elect a new parliament today in the wake of controversial justice reforms we need the judges being targeted for criticizing the bling party. i'm called asman welcome to the program germany and france have suspended arms exports to turkey as international condemnation mounts over on chorus military operation against kurdish forces in northeastern syria as the bombardment of kurdish positions inside syria continues on turkish back to ground forces are dancing into the area clashes in the key kurdish held border town have allowed hundreds of people to escape from a camp for supporters of the so. called islamic state more than 50 civilians have been killed on both sides and up to 200000 people have been forced to flee their homes. yulia has been following this story for us from the turkish syrian border earlier she brought us up to speed on the situation right now on day 5 of the offensive i'm in the turkish town of about 5 kilometers away from the syrian border which is to wood said this direction now the turkish military the artillery has been targeting the a

places like this are a celebration of rural poland. a bit less keys are proud of poland's new prosperity and that it can compete with europe at least in the agricultural sector. although they both conservative they can still take the united europe they live in today for granted a huge change from 30 years ago. the establishment of a trade union and the port city of good done school was the 1st domino that gradually brought down the wall between east and west. next stop berlin which was then still a divided city and then like the birthplace of east germany's peaceful revolution. little remains of the berlin wall just a few bits of art in some patches of grass. these men were born in the g.d.r. and played a part in the walls demise on the left. and east german journalist who was in exile in west berlin ensured that the protests in the east made the news on the right is on the cost who demonstrated for freedom when it was still very dangerous for this condition it wasn't a gift it was what the people achieved the people managed to overthr

ready of before 2016 the media in poland including t.v. were dominated by the left after the law and justice party victory t.v. piece started to speak the language of the victors they reported the world from their point of view from a conservative perspective yes t.v. has moved too far towards government propaganda and yes public t.v. should be in the center but then there would be nothing on the right and we'd have a symmetry against the new money to go public every stone carcass knows it was a new study shows the madness of. the left wing space is firmly occupied by. the newspaper was founded 30 years ago in close alignment with the solidarity movement nowadays it's regarded as being in opposition to the current government scandals and alleged malpractise on misconduct by the law and justice party dominate its pages and in the run up to this election week after week but porch a has published a damning indictment of the party's 4 years in office supplements they've called the black book of peace just. it's completely critical towards the

plus the people of poland elect a new parliament today in the wake of controversial justice reforms we need to be judges being targeted for criticizing the ruling party. i'm calling asman welcome to the program germany and france have suspended arms exports to turkey as international condemnation mounts over encore's military operation against kurdish forces in northeastern syria as the bombardment of kurdish positions inside syria continues turkish backed ground forces are advancing into the area clashes in a key kurdish held border town have allowed hundreds of people to escape from a can. for supporters of the so-called islamic state more than 50 civilians have been killed on both sides and up to 200000 people have now been forced to flee their homes. has been following the story for us from the turkish syrian border earlier she brought us up to speed on the situation now on day 5 of the offensive. in the turkish town of kalak about 5 kilometers away from the syrian border which is to wood said this direction now the turkish military the artillery has been targeting the area with fr

that was president he invited foreign investors into poland. to iron back then that might have been a good idea but they let too many enter too many polish people were sold out thank goodness the piece put an end to that. today the polish capital warsaw is like a portfolio exhibition it's a city of global klingler it's their sleek cosmopolitan skyscrapers would fit anywhere in the world the city has changed beyond recognition since the fall of communism. german car manufacturers chinese banks american consultants a reporter asks has poland sold itself out. this is a different world is a new world. anyone with enough motivation power and finances can take whatever they want. things aren't good the way they are like rules. but i'm sure it'll sort itself out in 100 years. but left home villages hosting an agricultural trade show they're all proud of their new prosperity they can keep up with the rest of europe at least when it comes to agriculture even if they are peace fodor's now living in a unified europe is a given 30 years ago that wasn't the

and polls have opened in poland and a polarizing parliamentary election in the wake of a controversial justice reforms we make the judges being targeted for their criticism of the milling party. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program typhoon haggis has ripped through large areas of japan leaving several dead and many more injured rescue efforts are now under way as record rains have triggered major flooding and landslides. the brain that back to japan through the longest of nights has finally stopped falling but the water is still rages across large parts of the country. for emergency workers child. with the task of rescuing thousands displaced by the sheer volume and violence of the border flow daylight gave them a better chance to save lives but also take in the massive scale of the task that lies ahead the rescue operations continue countrywide. chauvel i pray for the souls of those who lost their lives do they mean nothing. to me. and for the wellbeing of everyone affected by this storm or this guy inevitably days rescue operations will turn to recovery as the water recedes th

that was president he invited foreign investors into poland. russia. back then that might have been a good idea but they let too many in too many polish people were sold out thank goodness the peace put an end to that is shit. today the polish capital warsaw is like a portfolio exhibition it's a city of global klingler it's their sleek cosmopolitan skyscrapers would fit anywhere in the world the city has changed beyond recognition since the fall of communism. german car manufacturers chinese banks american consultants a reporter asks has poland sold itself felt as. though this is a different world is he a new world. anyone with enough motivation power and finances can take whatever they want if one. of things aren't good the way they are like rules but. where i'm sure it'll sort itself out in 100 years. but left skis home villages hosting an agricultural trade show they're all proud of their new prosperity they can keep up with the rest of europe at least when it comes to agriculture even if they are peace fodor's now living in a unified europe is a gi

efforts to resettle foreign refugees in poland. all right let's head to poland now our correspondent olivia cortazar standing by for us live via according to those polls we heard about the law and justice party has the support of about 40 percent of the population why is it doing so well. well the people here feel that the living standard has been rising and they connect that to the governing party peace has introduced in the very beginning in 2015 and the last months of 2015 social benefit programs which has promised before meaning that family scott child benefits which is around $130.00 per child and that's a lot of money in poland especially in the countryside where peace is very strong so people vote for this party because they know they can expect more social benefits for the next 4 years and they think that their life will be better with this part and. what about the opposition now in this election want are they campaigning on. well the opposition really lost a chance i think because people don't really know what they're comp

both sides because poland must continue to evolve and improve not upset. with him and say we must maintain our credibility which it may not ensure that no one poland has any doubt that what we're doing is good genuine and responsive. dance social welfare programs and immigrant policy some social conservatism a popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition bloc says that divisive the you think people want cooperation they want us to show that we are able to overcome. the splits that are in our country people don't want poland to be divided into parts people don't want their hearts broken because poles are not able to understand each other we're the ones who are promoting cooperation it's the smaller policy it's also made against it's a left wing coalition is back in parliament and the far right exceeded poland's national votes in threshold and will also get seats. but the big winners of the lauren justice party during the campaign they promised to raise the minimum wage and not to grant rights to gay people it's this and judicial reforms that h

he lives in eastern poland where birth rates are higher and church pews are phoner. his home village has just over 2000 residents virtually all of whom voted for the national conservative law and justice peace party the farmer says peace keeps its promises. i love a good dalai bender was probably i voted for the peace party in 2015. keep voting for them because i don't. leave everything to keep the villages in poland strong dollar you will trim our $7000.00 for the party came to power in 2015 thanks largely to the $500.00 plus program on the which families receive 500 per month along with free school books earned money for school starters it's said to help people get up from their knees as they say in poland. that's not. ok. we can tell by our wallets. the money is benefiting our children it's for additional tutoring and classes and for vacations yeah. the money from the state which receives generous subsidies from the european union makes life more comfortable for the farmers and yet the but let's be family wouldn't say they're grateful that communism ended and the

and polls have opened in poland in a polarizing parliamentary election in the wake of controversial justice reforms playmate the judges being targeted for their criticism of the ruling party. and rebecca ridges welcome to the program typhoon haiyan this has ripped through large areas of japan leaving several dead and many more injured rescue efforts are now underway as record rains have triggered major flooding and landslides. the bride that back to japan through the longest of nights has finally stopped falling but the water's still gets across large parts of the country. for emergency workers charged with the task of rescuing thousands displaced by the sheer volume and violence of the border flow daylight gave them a better chance to save lives but also take in the massive scale of the task that lies ahead. the rescue operations continue country wide. so will i pray for the souls of those who lost their lives did i mean nothing. to me who do not go out and hope the well being of everyone affected by the storm or this guy inevitably these rescue operations will turn to you with coverage as

he lives in eastern poland where press rates are higher and church pews are fun or. his home village has just over 2000 residents virtually all of whom voted for the national conservative law and justice peace party the farmer says peace keeps its promises. love a good ballet but that was trouble i voted for the peace party in 2015 only. keep voting for them because i've been. eve they'll do everything to keep the villages in poland strong dollar you will trim our $7000.00 for the party came to power in 2015 thanks largely to the $500.00 plus program on the which families receive $500.00 slots per month along with free school books earned money for school starters it's said to help people get up from their knees as they say in poland. that's not. all of it though is that the housekeeper's as we can tell by our wallets. and money is benefiting our children it's for additional tutoring and classes and for vacations yeah. the money from the state which receives generous subsidies from the european union makes life more comfortable for the farmers and yet the but let's b

read your posts before 2016 the media in poland including t.v. were dominated by the left after the law and justice party victory t.v. piece started to speak the language of the victors they reported the world from their point of view from a conservative perspective yes t.v. has moved too far towards government propaganda and yes public t.v. should be in the center but then there would be nothing on the right and we'd have a symmetry against the near moments ago popped over easter on the perkins novels it was a new study shows the madness of. the left wing space is firmly occupied by. the newspaper was founded 30 years ago in close alignment with the solidarity movement nowadays it's regarded as being in opposition to the current government scandals and alleged malpractise on misconduct by the law and justice party dominate its pages and in the run up to this election week after week the porch a has published a damning indictment of the party's 4 years in office supplements they've called the black book of peace just. it's completely critical tow

he lives in eastern poland where birth rates are higher and church pews are phoner. his home village was just over 2000 residents virtually all of whom voted for the national conservative law and justice peace party the farmer says peace keeps its promises. let it go dalai but there was trouble i voted for the peace party in 2015. keep voting for them because i believe. they'll do everything to keep the villages in poland strong dollar you will trim our $7000.00 for the party came to power in 2015 thanks largely to the $500.00 plus program on the which families receive $500.00 per month along with free school books earned money for school starters except to help people get up from their knees as they say in poland. look at that as we can tell by our wallets. the money is benefiting our children it's for additional tutoring and classes and for vacations yeah. the money from the state which receives generous subsidies from the european union makes life more comfortable for the farmers and yet the but let's be family wouldn't say they're grateful that communism ended an

vote for it because poland must continue to evolve and improve upset. with him apart so we must maintain our credibility which you must ensure that no one who poland has any doubt about what we are doing is good genuine and responsive . their social welfare programs anti immigrant policies and social conservatism a popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition bloc says that divisive. people want cooperation they want us to show that we are able to overcome the splits that are in our country people don't want poland to be divided into parts people don't want their hearts broken because poles are not able to understand each other we are the ones who are promoting cooperation meet the smaller parties also made against it's a left wing coalition is back in parliament and the far right exceeded poland's national voting fresh hold and will also get seats. was but the big winners of the lauren justice party during the campaign they promised to raise the minimum wage and not to grant rights to gay people it's this and judicial reforms that have dr

in romania, in bulgaria, in hungary and began in poland. all of that before death and justice road across germany on horseback and yes even on camel. the soviets used camels in 19 45. to get to berlin. it rode in heavy lend lease trucks, it road in massive t-34 soviet tank armies, that germans could not even conceive of earlier in the war my point in this place, is that the war was won by the greatest generations of many nations. that thought the axis powers together. the men and women who defeated heller and fascism, came from two dozen countries. they left home starting in 1939 to fight in foreign fields to free faraway peoples of whom they knew little. they came from farms and small towns in queensland australia. they came from cities like auckland, new zealand, manitoba. from manchester and melbourne, from montreal and marseille. they came from the kalahari desert in south africa, from the niger delta, from the mountains of kashmir, and a paul and baluchistan. -- and a paul. -- name paul - nepal. the came from trinidad, rio de janeiro,

in this show results show that poland's ruling conservative law and justice party has won the general election the full indicates that the party has increased its majority result comes after it introduced controversial judicial reforms. and tons of this rips across japan rescue efforts are at full stretch as large areas of the country face record rains flooding and landslides leaving thousands with no power or water . spice or flood to have you with us kurdish forces in northern syria are allowing syrian government forces to deploy along the border with turkey they say that will help them counter the turkish army's incursion into the region it means a major shift in alliances for the kurds who say the united states has abandoned them by withdrawing its troops but the political moves change nothing for the refugees fleeing the fighting. thank. you know. when the 1st. mile took her 2 children and fled their border town leaving all their possessions behind the pregnant mother has no idea what the future holds. they were there why doesn't anyone help us our children will suffer and want t

this is d w news live from berlin poland's ruling conservative no one justice party wins the general election according to an exit poll the poll shows that the party has expanded its majority the result comes after it introduced a controversial judicial reform it's also coming up. turkey pushes on with its offensive in northern syria german chancellor angela merkel tells turkey's president the assault must assault and meets must stop immediately. from heaven on free glad you could join me we saw aid poland now where polls are closed off the nation's parliamentary election on sunday turnout was high as people voted on whether to give the right twin nationalists lauren just as part of a man and a home for a glad you could join me we start in poland where exit polls suggest that the right way nationalists have clinched a 2nd term in power in sunday's parliamentary election and now remains to be seen whether the norn justice party gains enough votes to govern the nation alone or whether it will have to form a coalition the ballot was held amid concerns within the e.u. over the party's co

and people from poland can easily go back and forth. between the united states and poland. they've been trying to get this for many decades. for the polish people in honor of the polish people of the united states and and poland. we are very happy with that. [indiscernible] i heard adam schiff got for pinocchio's that's good he should have gotten them years ago. that's a nice question that michigan shake your hand. that's a very nice question. pres. trump: i figured that was a trick question. letter as issuing a everybody knows we have been treated very unfairly very ifferent from anybody else you go over not only history but any aspect of life you will see how unfairly we have been treated. we have done a fantastic job. everything to me is about corruption. we want to find out what happened with the 16 and as you know there's a lot going on with that. about biden's campaign but i do care about corruption. his campaign that's up to him. a politics that's up to them i don't care about politics. politics as i think i made clear and yesterday somebody asked me a question and i

one other thing having to do with poland. so poland is a country, great people, we have a lot of polish living in the united states. i've just signed -- i will soon and signed certain preliminary applications -- poland can easily travel there, and people from here can easily preliminary go back and forth. people from the u.s., people easily god can very back and forth between the united states and poland. gethey've been trying to this for many, many decades. and i got it for the polish in honor of the polish people in the united states and in poland. happy with that. yeah? oakios -- four pin gotten twould have and a half years ago. that's a very nice question. let me shake your hand, come here, that's a very nice question. surprise, i figured that was a trick question, right? >> also what did your letter to pelosi say? >> we'll be issuing a letter, as everybody knows we've been unfairly, very different from anybody else, if you go over not only history, if go over any aspect of life you'll see how unfairly we've been treated.

an exit poll shows that poland's ruling conservative law and justice party has won the general election the poll indicates the party has increased its majority result comes after he's introduced controversial judicial reform. and tycoon huckabee is rips across japan rescue efforts are at full stretch as large areas of the country face record rains flooding and landslides leaving thousands has no power or water. to make spicer glad to have you with us kurdish forces in syria are allowing syrian government forces to deploy along the border with turkey they say the move will help them counter the turkish army's incursion into the region it means a major shift in alliances for the kurds who say the united states has abandoned them by withdrawing its troops but the political moves changed nothing for the refugees fleeing the fighting. safe at last sheltering in a school classroom and. when the 1st bombs fell from is mild took her 2 children and fled their border town home leaving all their possessions behind the pregnant mother has no idea what the future holds. and why doesn't anyone help u

german car manufacturers chinese banks american consultants a reporter asks has poland sold itself votes. this is a different world it's a new world. oprah anyone with enough motivation power and finances can take whatever they want. things aren't good the way they are like rules. but i'm sure it'll sort itself out in 100 years. but left home villages hosting an agricultural trade show they are all proud of their new prosperity they can keep up with the rest of europe at least when it comes to agriculture even if they are peace fodor's now living in a unified europe is a given 30 years ago that was. the case the founding of the 1st trade union in the port city of the dansko all those years ago set off a historical chain reaction between the east and west that led to the end of the iron curtain. now despite growing fears of being sucked into a global recession europe stands for prosperity but not for all such as the hundreds of thousands of roumanian workers who made their way to italy in a desperate bid to escape grinding poverty at home where as a result whole regions are being depopula

vote because poland must continue to evolve and improve said. was jimmy so we must maintain our credibility which you must ensure that no one poland has any doubt that what we are doing is good genuine and responsive to. their social welfare programs anti immigrant policies and social conservatism a popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition bloc says that divisive. people want cooperation they want us to show that we are able to overcome the splits that are in our country people don't want poland to be divided into parts people don't want their hearts broken because poles are not able to understand each other we are the ones who are promoting cooperation it's the smaller parties also made against it's a left wing coalition is back in parliament and the far right exceeded poland's national voting fresh hold and will also get seats. was but the big winners of the lauren justice party during the campaign they promised to raise the minimum wage and not to grant rights to gay people it's this and judicial reforms that have drawn new

it's a clear win for populists in poland. the country's conservative law and justice party garnered 46.3% of the vote, an increase over the last election and it is enough for the party to govern alone. in the last term they implemented judicial and media reform which is drew criticism from the european union, the e.u. accusing the polish government of eroding democratic principles. reporter: another term in power for the law and justice party. >> we have four years of hard work ahead of us. because poland must continue to evolve and improve. we must maintain our credibility, we must ensure no one in poland has any doubt that what we are doing is good, genuine and responsible. reporter: social welfare programs, anti-immigrant policies and social conservatism are popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition block says they're divisive. >> people want cooperation. they want us to show that we are able to overcome the splits that are in our country. peep don't want poland to be divided into parts. people don't want

read your posts before 2016 the media and poland including t.v. were dominated by the left after the law and justice party victory t.v. piece started to speak the language of the victors they reported the world from their point of view from a conservative perspective yes t.v. has moved too far towards government propaganda and yes public t.v. should be in the center but then there would be nothing on the right and we'd have a symmetry against the new money to go pop over stone perkins novels was a distance just a matter of. the left wing space is firmly occupied by. the borgia the newspaper was founded 30 years ago in close alignment with the solidarity movement nowadays it's regarded as being in opposition to the current government scandals and alleged malpractise or misconduct by the law and justice party dominate its pages and in the run up to this election week after week the porch a has published a damning indictment of the party's 4 years in office supplements they've called the black book of peace just. it's completely critical towards the

ready of course before 2016 the media in poland including t.v. were dominated by the left after the law and justice party victory t.v. piece started to speak the language of the victors they reported the world from their point of view from a conservative perspective yes t.v. has moved too far towards government propaganda and yes public t.v. should be in the center but then there would be nothing on the right and we'd have a symmetry against the new moments ago probably every store clerk is novelist was a new study shows the madness of. the left wing space is firmly occupied by. the newspaper was founded 30 years ago in close alignment with the solidarity movement nowadays it's regarded as being in opposition to the current government scandals and alleged malpractise or misconduct by the law and justice party dominate its pages and in the run up to this election week after week the porch a has published a damning indictment of the party's 4 years in office supplements they've called the black book of peace you just look at this now it's completel

well in poland voters are choosing a new parliament today the incumbent nationalist nor justice party under. a was ahead and pre-election polling and is hoping for an outright majority today all the party is presenting itself as a defender of traditional catholic values against what it calls quote. ideology very closely watched in european capitals off the law and justice party enacted controversial justice reforms now some of the country's judges say that they are being targeted for speaking out against those reforms despite the pressure they say they just haven't to keep fighting the rule if you. judge christiane markovitch regularly receives hate mail online he's the chairman of the judges association that supports the rule of law in poland that's why making decent words a use that i don't wish to. attack me directly saying i'm an accomplice to the class of judges and that someone should silence me but someone should find out something about me that would ruin me. thousands of hate mails tweets and posts against targeted judges are thought to be organized by the deputy justice mini

angela merkel tells turkey's president the assault must stop immediately also coming up the people of poland elect a new parliament today in the wake of controversial justice reforms we meet the judges being targeted for criticizing the ruling party. plus typhoon haggard basically rips across japan rescue efforts are in full force as large areas of the country face record rains flooding and landslides leaving thousands without power all the more so. i'm headed home for a glad you could join me german chancellor angela merkel has told turkey to and mediately halt its offensive in northern syria merkel made a demand in a phone call with turkish president type at a one on sunday that's according to a german government spokesperson now it comes a day after germany announced it would stop arms exports to turkey but the fighting rages on in this driving thousands of people from their homes. safe at last sheltering in a school classroom in a hostile fire when the 1st bomb was found see her. is mile took her 2 children and fled their border town home leaving all their possessions behind the pregnant

normally in poland it is about 50%. but a few days before the election you could fill in the air, i really strong mobilisation. this is really high attendance. it is a high attendance attendance. it is a high attendance at this whole election is being compared as significant as the first semi free elections after the fall of communism. that attendance, the turnout was also very high? absolutely, but let's talk about the problems that law and justice can face now. apart from dealing with social promises they made during theircampaign, they social promises they made during their campaign, they might forget about one very serious problem which they might face if brexit happens. because if that happens, we are going to lose 45,000 jobs in poland and nobody was talking about it. i had a chance to ask the former prime minister about brexit and she said that actually they would like to see britain in europe, but let's see how it will change their approach towards britain when brexit actually happens and they will need to deal

the problem is that kaczynski's ambition is to continue changing poland. he wants to create a new model of the pole with strong national feelings, family, traditional values, but he is also undermining the principles of the eu. i mean, first of allthe independent judiciary. he has already made a lot of changes. it is under political control of his party. public media are totally... it is an instrument of propaganda of the government. what may influence in the forthcoming two years the situation, the short term economic prospect are not so rosy for poland, because it's a policy of very risky fiscal allowances, people were promised a lot. everybody was promised a lot. everybody was promised something. thank you so much for your expertise, and yes as he said, the promises, the pledges, the doubling of the minimum wage, the doubling of the minimum wage, the generous welfare packages for families with children, it is all yet to be seen how the government, the returning government with that majority is going to be paying for that after a very divisive election h

both because poland must continue to evolve and improve not upset. with him and say we must maintain our credibility which you may not ensure that no one poland has any doubt that what we're doing is good genuine and response may. day social welfare programs anti immigrant policies and social conservatism a popular with many polish people but the biggest opposition bloc says that divisive the you think people want cooperation they want us to show that we are able to overcome the splits that are in our country people don't want poland to be divided into parts people don't want their hearts broken because poles are not able to understand each other we are the ones who are promoting cooperation of the smaller policies also made against it's a left wing coalition is back in parliament and the far right succeeded poland's national votes in fresh shells and will also get seats. but the big winners of the lauren justice party during the campaign they promise. to raise the minimum wage and not to grant rights to gay people it's this and judicial reforms that