reality. judy games starting june sixth on d w. this is deja vu news live from berlin italy plunges into political chaos the populist party s bid to form a government collapse of course the prime minister elect steps aside after italy s president rejects his choice of a euro skeptic or economics minister we re live in rome and brussels also coming up no clear winner in colombia s president goal action setting the stage for
to make he decided not to use the term maybe because he thought it would do more harm than good phil bronstein hartigan the golan mimo thank you. and i see some of the other stories making news around the world islands deputy prime minister france s fitzgerald has resigned the move will probably of earth s a government collapse on snap elections which could have complicated proxy talks between britain and the european union opposition parties have demanded that fitzgerald step down over her role in a police whistle blowing scandal. thousands of travelers are still stranded on the indian easy on the island of bali after an erupting volcano forssell forces to close the airport for a second day now and i ll go in the shooting massive columns of smoke four kilometers into the sky the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people. imagine all micro hust broke into university students in bikini fasteners capital ouagadougou the french president sought to make
political life as negotiations to form a new government collapse. the breakdown in talks raising the prospect of new elections just two months after the last election seemed to guarantee merkel a fourth term. let s go live to berlin and bring in cnn s atika shubert. bring us up to speed on what s happening there. reporter: well, at the moment, what s happening is that the president, walter steinmeier, it s his job to kind of find a way out of this political dilemma, and he s saying, look, everybody, get your act together, get back to the negotiating table. he s going to meet with the different coalition or potential coalition partners who walked out. the fdp, the free democrats and the greens. and he s going to hope that somehow they can cobble together some sort of agreement to move forward. however, it s not at all clear that any of the parties want to continue this way. in fact, chancellor merkel herself has said, you know, she doesn t want to see a minority government, and if t
old city of jerusalem. in northern ireland, the possibility of a government collapse is causing deep stresses and strains across the country. cross-party talks are scheduled for today, but many worry about the consequences such a political deconstruction could bring. nic robertson reports. reporter: northern ireland has never been so popular. tourists flocking to see where the game of thrones is filmed. this, the king s road. she told me there s a game of thrones tour and trying to go back where they filmed the majority of the scenes. reporter: what did you think now that you ve seen it? oh, my goodness, it s beautiful. reporter: coach companies are cashing in. as soon as we put the seal, tickets were flying off the shelves. that was two years ago now. we ve seen a massive increase. reporter: just as in the mythical game of thrones, all is not well in northern ireland
significant threat to saudi arabia. iraq war veteran and congressman adam kinzinger joins us. good evening sir. unreal. unreal, outside sis not a threat to saudi arabia. i don t understand that be yusly it is a threat to saudi arabia. isis is establishing caliphate. one of your guests you had a discussion. there is a land grab occurring but now isis is looking at the opportunity to strike out. we all know that isis is never going to take over the government of the united states but isis would love to strike in the united states. that s what we are going to see in saudi arabia. you begin to stoke the sectarian tensions in saudi arabia. and you are on the verge of in essence world war iii in the middle east. you imagine meccas in saudi arabia. all these holy sites. if we see government collapse or tension explode there, this is a much bigger deal than we have seen in iraq and syria. why do you think the spokesperson said that?