like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive history. but to submit to so this week on d w ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, sri lanka on edge after days of turmoil. the government reagan poses a curfew in a bid to restore order. one day after crowds stormed government buildings, protesters say that they are considering their next move as they wait for the president to submit his resignation. after fleeing the country. also coming up

u. s. president joe biden emphasizes america's strong ties with israel on his 1st mid east trip since taking office. he's holding talks with the country's leaders. what's a ray of hope for global food security? the u. s. says that talks between russia and ukraine on resuming grain exports are entering toward a deal that mean relief for millions of people around the world. threatened by food shortages ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. sri lanka, interim government has re imposed a curfew a day after. angry crowds stormed government buildings. the prime minister who is now acting president, has ordered security forces to restore calm. people are still waiting for the official resignation of president. go to buy out russia pucca

a day after he fled the country amid the countries devastating economic crisis. protesters watched the nightly news from the presidential palace. they've occupied the residence for days on tv, the acting president, accusing the demonstrators of trying to grab power after they broke into his office . when he thought that you knew that because of today's situation, the security forces advised me to declare a state of emergency and impose a curfew. but i'm thinking whereby i am now implementing for the state of emergency under curfew. the utmost that again, we must defeat that they slash a threat and i think i'm gonna oh, protestors ignored the curfew and the order to vacate public spaces. the crummy thing is office is the 4th government building to be occupied in as many days as with the earlier conquests, as colonial era compound has become a tourist attraction for demonstrators and curious onlookers.

the i didn't want a single country. this is done today. we are very clear about it. we are not willing to pay poppy in a blue moon even to leave because the prism coming really strong and we're just about becoming going time to come. i think for the holy light, i think it's not just government buildings. c demonstrators also demanded access to the nation's public broadcaster in colombo. after discussions with staff, protest leaders, we're allowed to make life statements. i'll be, i will let it drift cut off. i'll be to that all their stroke historic moment for sri lanka and said state t v should not allow itself to be manipulated by politicians, or at least one person has died in clashes with security forces. protests against the economic crisis have simmered for months. sure. lincoln's blame

president co to buy a raja pack shot and his family for bankrupting the nation of 22000000. he's fled the country but as yet to formerly stepped down, protesters say they won't stop until he does. and he w correspondent, nearer chowdhury is following the story for us in the sri lankan capital colombo. earlier i asked her for an update on the situation there. well, after the dramatic developments that too late yesterday the city up, the us that actively much commer right now there are not as many protested out on the street. but just in is that the prime minister under the chrome? i think i has given a directive to impose of god, yet again in the columbia, in the colombo administrative district, which is coming in which has come into effect from 2 as noon to day and really be that till 5 am tomorrow morning. so as i said, they are not in protested on the street, but they are expected to storm the streets again to day evening. and we saw

yesterday that indeed they stormed official buildings. took some of them over a mirror. they are calling for the president to step down as he pledged to do so by the end of day yesterday. 10 that indeed be expected his resignation. well let expectation has been there since july 9th, saturday when the demonstrator took over the residential secretariat and the presidential palace. and it was told that the president will submit though for sure the nation to the speaker by wednesday. but when they came and gone, and that hasn't happened yet, we haven't seen the official resignation yet. so people are angry, people are frustrated, they're angry at the i did the fact that good or bad art books that even left the country because they want him to be has a fountain. they've won prime minister on the victim. a single who was declared as the entire him president and the athens of waterbury lodge books and they want him to step down. at the moment i'm standing at the one of the entrances of the

parliament of the country. people stormed law late last night. people stormed this building as well, protesting trying to leave these to weird, but they were pushed back. a lot of for death is also were injured and were taken to the hospital for that expectation is still that the ones that have ignition to come in. so that the process to choose the next president can begin. and in the meantime, how our sri lankan is coping with these shortages of food, fuel and medicine. well, not play well, as the political struggle goes on a dead day to day struggle has not gone down. people have moved a to cooking on wood because they can't find a cooking yet. people are standing in queue in front of fuel stations for 4 to 5 days leaping, and they got the got the con, get fuel inflation had shot up to or will 50 both and all. what do you have shot up . people are not able to afford basic net, the 50 basic essential. they are facing a hot, bam, right. not a wild wanted to go, struggle is going on. nick,

an army crisis is getting worse and worse. many are chowdhury with the view from colombo, thank you. so much you as president joe biden is holding talked with israel's new prime minister year le pete at this hour. biden has called america's ties with israel bone deep during his 1st trip to the middle east. since taking office as president biden's visit will also include talks in the palestinian territories. it's not the 1st time joe biden is visiting israel, but it is the 1st since he became the president of the united states. he is meeting with israeli leaders just run than ties that he face already form because the connection between israeli people and the american people is blown, deep blown, deep among the leaders was as rails defense minister who briefed biden on the iron dome. the iron dome is israel state of the art defense system to intercept miss

isles. biden's dress. the 2 nations close cooperation on defense projects where rear form the unshakable come every be honest. those de israel security, including partnering with israel on the most cutting edge, the french systems in the world bite and then visited yet vash. m a memorial for which items of the holocaust he lit, an eternal flame of remembrance. unless survivors visit by a president of united states is always important because it helps to amplify the voices of the survivors. it helps to amplify. the blight of the victims biden's visit comes on a time of political turmoil in his room and will take him next to the west bank and then to a controversial stop in saudi arabia. ah. and

earlier i spoke with dw corresponded tonya kramer interest lamb. i asked her, what is on the agenda for president biden today? well, as he already mentioned, sarah, today's the day of bilateral meetings, political meetings all day, and it kicks off for the meeting with the intern prime minister ya, pete. and as president joe biden are here in jerusalem, they will be talking, they're expecting them to talk about iran, u. s. commitment to israel security, but also to the more global crisis to fall out of the russian war on ukraine. of like the energy crisis and food security, that is actually a theme you know, of this visit as well as for the visit here in the region, you will also meet and that is more the focus on the is very media today as well with so former a long term prime minister benjamin netanyahu lito proof a visit there who hopes to be re elected because joe biden comes in a transitional period of elections are at. we're scheduled now for november,

for a new government. and we will also be seeing a meeting, a virtual meeting between leaders of india, the united arab emirates, and israel and the united states. also dealing with technologies, innovation and again food security and the energy crisis. and that was tanya kramer, speaking with me earlier. here are some other stories making news. britain's former finance minister rishi soon act has won the biggest backing from conservative lawmakers in the 1st round of voting to choose boys johnson successor with 88 votes . 6 candidates are still running, including foreign minister lengths less trust. and junior trade minister penny more dot whoa. francis has appointed 3 women to the vatican department that chooses new bishops. the 2 nuns and a lay woman will become the 1st women to serve in the body of the move comes,

as francis seeks to give women more influence within the catholic church government, a tokyo court has ordered 4 former managers of tapco, the company that operated the fukushima nuclear power plant to pay the equivalent of $94000000000.00 us dollars in damages. shareholders had sued them for not implementing safety measures. they say could have prevented the 2011 disaster. after months of global grain shortages negotiators and turkey say that they have reached a deal to resume grain exports from ukraine. after hours of negotiations and assemble turkey's defense minister announced ukraine and russia had reached an agreement to allow grain shipments through the black sea. turkey and the united nations helped broker the deal expected to be signed next week. the deal would end a month, long impasse that has left more than $20000000.00 tons of much needed grain stuck in the ukrainian ports. unable to leave because of fighting in the country. un

secretary general antonio. good teddy said more work still needs to be done to finalize the deal, but held the breakthrough as a critical step forward in the world darkened by global prices to the it's lost. we have a ray of hope, a day of hope to ease human suffering and the leave your tongue got it on the walls of hope to support developing countries and the most vulnerable people. array of hope to bring good measure this much needed stability to the global food system. and d. w correspondent, nick connelly is following the story for us from kiev earlier. i asked him, what we should make of this breakthrough given ukraine's mistrust of russia. well exactly, that is the crucial issue that trust is not there. we've seen time time again, a deals to accurate civilians, other deals or between the sides to talking about a presence of war and of the kind of the bodies of casualties of war. all those

deals have fallen through time time again. so the question about whether ukraine rush can work together now. lots of question marks there. lots of doubts. i think this is definitely about the blame game. but both sides in this conflict know that this is an issue that has caught it edge people around the world that people are really feeling the impact of this conflict in their daily shopping in their, in their, their food bill. and so they're all trying to play game, they're all showing willingness to engage. but whether ukraine really is willing to take those minds away to basically make such like a desa and mc alive fundable to russian attacks from the sea to let those commercial grange ships through. i think there lots and lots of doubt still, whether that's actually going to happen. they're talking about some kind of coordination center in turkey that would manage shipping through the black sea. but the people here on the grounds, the analysts saying, even if there were that willingness to remove the minds that still could take months because those minds were laid in a hurry in the 1st few days and weeks of this war. so even, even if,

despite all the odds that kind of trust is somehow found, the realization might take a lot longer than lots people around the world hoping reminders with and say, care when it comes to grain shipment for ukraine. phillips, this is a huge industry. lots of farmers here are basically sitting on huge harvest at the world, desperately needs, but they can't get them out. can't get paid for them and, and moving forward. the next few harvest, without that ready cash coming in, how they're going to pay their wages, how they're going to pay for fuel and fertilizer. but it was about the bigger point of ukraine's access to the world oceans. other industries like metals, they're being able to get their exports out. the land borders are just a lot more expensive in terms of the logistics, they're further away the less well organized. so that's a big a big fee credit. but actually, i think in all this, in terms the food, this is more a problem for the outside world than for ukraine. because paradoxically, as long as those ports they closed food is actually gonna get cheaper here in

ukraine for ukrainian customers. it's the people in place like lebanon mauritania, often very far away, who are going to be dependent on ukraine, not only for grain, but also for vegetable real basics that are just exploding in price right now. okay, so, so many knock on effects for the global community, t w's nick connelly for us there in the ukrainian capital, kia, thank you so much. you have to date now and dw news of next day, as a documentary about german political prisoners in turkey. do stay with us if you can for that in the meantime, to host more on the web site t w dot com. i'm c r kelly and berlin. thanks for watching interest. the global economy our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project.