ah, many success stories, ration of biodiversity, single stores between d w ah ah, this is dw news life from berlin, a plea from the united nations to moscow. antonio terrace tells russia to allow the safe and secure export of grain from ukraine to stave off global food insecurity uninstall vacation. also coming up from germany's trans flush,

it says he will not accept a piece dictated by vladimir putin at a speech to parliament. he also promises to help cut europe free from its end heat reliance on russia. ah, i manuscripts mckennan, thanks so much for joining us. the united nation says the war in ukraine could worse and global food crisis leading to mass hunger and famine lasting for years. speaking of a major un summit and new york secretary general antonio garish said rushes. invasion of ukraine was the latest fax or driving global food and security. that's on top of the pandemic and global warming. quoterush said he was intense contact with russia and other countries to address the situation. that is no effective solution to the food crises. we've all dreamed the great thing. you grains what's

with auction, as well as the food and fertilizer products produced by russian bellows into world markets. despite the war. russia must permit the safe and secure it exports great, install the new can in ports. alternative transportation routes can be explored, even if we know that by itself, they will not be enough to solve the problem. and the russian foot and fertilizers must have and received excess to world markets without the indirect impediments. earlier i spoke to our correspondent entity keiths mac sanda, and i started by asking him how significant ukraine is in the global food supply chain. it is of she was important to me. let me tell you that the ukraine has been dubbed the bread basket of europe, so it's one of the largest producers and exports exporters of agricultural exports such as wheat or sunflower,

oil and court. in 2020 alona ukraine was the 5th largest exporter of, of wheat in the entire world. so this has significance consequences for the global food supply chains. and also a lot of humanitarian aid on to some of the poorest countries in africa and in the middle east. that comes from, from ukraine, so also huge implications here. so what effect as will had on fake production and exports. right, so some of the farmers were conscripted into military service, sums up some of the farms cond operates due to fighting. the russians have actually, are still are at targeting agricultural production such as silos and soldiers. with that being said, ukraine, bruce is much more agriculture products and then it can consume domestically. and a lot of this stuff is actually stuck in the country right now. cannot be exported, usually a lot of it would leave by see what the russians control the sea of fossil for the east. and the point of address on the west is,

is being blocked at the moment. there are roughly 90000000 tons of agriculture experts waiting to leave the country. and ukraine is losing roughly $170000000.00 a day. and clearly a massive impact what's being done to address a haze. right, so the u. n. is negotiating with russia and other key players such as turkey, but there's very little information coming out of these talks at the moment. do you is trying to help trying to pitch in trying to find alternative routes at the moment. um, so one option could be the smaller riverport, the new riverport, for example, close to odessa, but that is nowhere near the capacity of the sea ports. so the most likely option or the option that's being used at the moment is, is exporting by trains. so, loading on on, on trains total trains and sending the wheaton other exports across the borders into poland and to so voucher, it's romania and to the respective ports there with there also some obstacles there

in the way because they're trained the system is not compatible between the ukraine and some of these european kind of show there are, this also creates some hold of so it's, it's a lot less than actually could be exported to the points. all right, next sunday, reporting from keith, thanks and much to some of the developments now in the war in ukraine. the red cross, as it has begun, registering hundreds of prisoners of war who surrendered at the ukrainian portion of mario pull that comes as fears grow that russia could be organizing, show trials for the soldiers accusing them of war crimes. some russian will make us have called for the prisoners to be executed. a russian soldier being tried for war crimes in ukraine as pleaded guilty to killing an unarmed civilian. for 1st such case, since the invasion, the prosecutor says it sends a clear message that those who commit or crimes will not escape accountability. what was the q? the german chancellor left,

it says ukraine's allies will not accept a peace dictated by russian president vladimir putin. he was speaking to parliament ahead of an extraordinary european council meeting in brussels. the end of the month focused on the war and ukraine, shall. it's also pledged to supply arms to ukraine and to work quickly towards european energy independence from russia. but he said there would be no short cuts, the ukrainian u membership saying it could take many years, 3 months off to the russian invasion. charlotte has been heavily criticized for not doing enough to help you crane he has yet to visit the country. unlike many of germany's allies with her lawyer, let's take a quick listen to some of shell. it's the speech to the german parliament today. not remark lots, quoting hooton's still believes that he can bomb his way into dictating the peace. but he's wrong. yes, he was wrong in judging the unity of the ukrainians. or you know, under the termination of our alliances russia will not dictate

a piece because the ukrainians won't acceptors. we won't accept in the shirts of g o i s d w as chief political editor, mikayla christina about the key takeaways from the german chancellor speech. well certainly was that a firm line that he's taking and towards naming really what is going on. there were a country that was attacked aggressively, is defending itself. and what was also also interesting is that he said that russia must not win, and that ukraine must withstand now his own foreign minister from the green party already says that ukraine must win. that is something we have not heard from one of shawls, and i get his suspicion that he might be thinking that he might have to sit down across the table with 30 mill, put in to find exactly that piece. once there is a realization on the russian side and that in russia will not be able to dictate the terms of this, a europe,

germany being adamant that nothing will be done over the heads of ukrainians. but more nuts, bolts are. he also spoke of that solidarity fund without going into details exactly how it will be financed or whether new debt will be needed. and he got quite a bit of fire on that from the opposition. the devilish mat from the conservative city you party here in direct response anti left open. and whether he would be in favor of what it might. my called the french president, a propos, which was a different speed road to e. u. membership for e crane, but also potentially for other countries who are not family on track for that you membership in the near future. that's right. now he made a point in he of warning against any hopes of a quick e u membership. a process for ukraine, didn't he? yes, he said that iran on my car was right that it would can't take 8 years. he didn't

say decades, but that's something that the minor con, had to put on the table. and he also signaled that he was willing to revisit the whole issue of an opening you treaties. a very contentious issue with that. it was most important that the you demonstrates unity. and particularly as it is under attack, anything that divides that you would only play into russian hands. it didn't say it in as many words. and, but he also said that there were no exceptions would be made. and he's saying and rule of law issues. and these are things that take many years of reform for members to join the you and that the west balkans must be able to really have a real perspective for e u membership that they can't be left behind. and that's also why you know that he would travel to that region. the western balkans were, were european leaders. now fear that russia will also try and exert more influence . kyle, did he do enough with his speech to silence the criticism over his perceived weak

response to the the war in ukraine? while the short answer is no and, and he didn't get criticism for not taking a stand because he did that 3 days later and announced that site and vendor and the new era which also included him pledging a $100000000000.00 and extra defense funds. but he needs the opposition for that. he needs angler michaels because of the cd. you party led by foot mats and they say it, they will not simply agree to that. they want him to spell out what the plan is for that. and there's also still the standing criticism that germany was too late to send heavy weapons and is still dragging his heels. it's heels and that simply won't go away that fast. we'll have to leave it there. d w as chief political editor, misha, elac of net. thank you. the u. s. president joe biden will host the leaders of sweden and finland as the 2 nordic nations for sure, had with their beds to join nato. new members need unanimous agreement from all 30

current members, but turkey's opposition threatened to derail the process. president rach, have tie that one has accused finland and sweden of harboring members of the kurdish separatist. p k. k. that's designated by anchor and the west as a terrorist group that analysts say add one is using the situation to extract other concessions to for turkey. the issue could actually be about us fighter jets. turkey was dropped from the f 35 advanced fighter jet development program in 2019. this was part of the us sanctions packet imposed on the country after it bought a russian air defense system. many believe anchor is now hoping to pressure the us into selling it new f. 16 fighter jets instead. an extremely controversial topic and washington, another issue in 2019 sweden halted weapons deliveries to turkey. after it attacked

kurdish people's defense units in northern syria and launched and offensive there. anamosa turkish president reject type odor. one could considered this grounds enough to block the start of nato. accession talked for sweden and finland, possibly destabilizing the alliance in the process. would it would play into president putin's hands? it would send a signal that there is no unity within nato. the wrong signal at precisely the wrong moment signifies insipid. in new york, us secretary of state anthony blinkin and his turkish counterpart med look sharp, who shallow met in an attempt to find the compromise. there shall be shallow made, took his position clear to clear as being supporting the open door policy on nato. even before this war, but we got to this possible candidate already candidate countries. you know,

we have also legitimate security concerns that they have been supporting terrorist organizations and they're also expert restrictions on defense products. every concession turkey winds from the situation will likely isolated further in nato circles, but will when president of one political points at harm, something he will welcome his turkey heads towards the presidential elections next year. some football news now on wednesday night for a thrilling conclusion to the euro police with frankfort winning and a penalty shoes out the been to seek aside for scotland ranges in a tough final in seville. as frankfort 1st continental trophy, in 42 years, the funds from glasgow in frankfort drank in the beer and the rope league atmosphere before the game. amid a searing heat wave in seville, perhaps they would have paced themselves a little more if they'd known what lay in store in the final. after a tense,

1st half, a slit from 2 to allow ju, i reboot, to give ranges the lead on 57 minutes. but raphael bery latched on to a great cross from phillip, hostage to equalize and spot bedlam in the frankfurt funds in seville. there was still make thereafter, and so the game went to penalties, and frankfort keeper, kevin trump, safe from out in rumsey brought to glasgow from event to some, had much fun, fair in january to give the germans. the advantage on columbia's boy made his 2nd big contribution of the night, keeping his coolin the heat to give frankfort just their 2nd european trophy and their 1st since the u. f. a cup in 1980. no surprise. it went down pretty well back home in germany. a quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you today. un secretary general and 10 you get cherish, says he's in intense contact with russia and ukraine of efforts to restore the

export of grain from the region. we cherish says the will of threatens to tip tens of millions of people over the edge into food insecurity. what indeed a lead ease duck film is coming up after the break with part 2 of an american storage report about the plan got f as will be with you at the top of the next hour for your next news roundup. i'm and you can mckinnon on behalf of the whole team and thanks so much for watching. ah i was interested the global economy our portfolio d w business beyond here's a quote.