
Snap election called in Austria
Austria's chancellor calls a snap election; Australia's PM says victory a miracle
Austria's Chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, has called a snap election after the resignation of his deputy and far-right coalition partner over corruption allegations.
Also in the programme: Australia's prime minister Scott Morrison has called his victory in the country's general election a miracle.
And, the robots learning to be human-like.
Joining Julian Worricker to discuss these and other issues are Baroness Helic - Arminka Helic, member of the House of Lords, the Upper House of the British parliament - a politician from the governing Conservative Party, and Oliver McTernan, the director of Forward Thinking, an international non-governmental organisation based in the UK, dealing with conflict resolution and mediation.
(Image: Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz announcing new elections. Credit: EPA)
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- Sun 19 May 201905:06GMTBBC World Service