we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for us, how they can also go terribly, watch it new to ah ah, this is dw used live from berlin on the eve of independent state, ukraine's fears of fresh attacks from russia. u. s. intelligence says the kremlin plans to strike civilian infrastructure in the days ahead and the killing of the daughter of a close, proven allied prompt colds in moscow for what they term revenge chapa's for energy

chanter, ola shoulds, and his cabinet members are in canada to get access to new sources, germany races to wind itself off rushing oil and gas before the winter, but this point be a quick fix. many countries are struggling with unprecedented drought. scientists say extreme weather is likely to become more frequent due to climate change. but there are solutions when it comes to water scarcity and voters in angola reset to head to the poles. the long time governing party faces serious competition. ah, i'm been fas all and welcome ukraine is on high alert. to morrow is independent stay and there are concerns about russian attacks on civilian targets. the warnings come as moscow claims ukraine was and the killing of daria davina, the daughter of

a prominent russian nationalist keefe has denied any involvement but is still expecting more attacks. most of the hosting the national flag, i had a few cranes independence day, a usually festive commemoration, but not this year as it also mock 6 months since rush us invasion. mccauley, there is name which will never recognize someone's color on our land and in our sky is our steel. we're always ready to defend our blue and yellow flag. healthy steph yarborough's. i asked now to commemorate heroes who gave their lives for those colors with a moment of silence, dully. ukraine, his band, big celebrations of a fear of fresh rush and strikes in keith, whatsoever. not everyone shares that concern. your post, you live, joy will, allah will feel some tension, but it doesn't disrupt our lives. this is our reality. and then why at the court? no, i have no feeling of insecurity. i come from her keith,

it is dangerous there. and keith, i don't have the feeling i've been living here for a month. there's no, no insecurity. code is normally it. of course we know that there can be attacks, but when we are worried we can hide tell them a whole lot. oh yeah. dorski. dorski. yes, you do philippi 10. so you're from scott. there is too much information that has an effect national informal sales and seen them. oh, you try show more. otherwise everything else works. business supper. transport her from to you soon is that what can you do? aqua does julie's and you can't hide in the basement for ever. life goes on. here we move to finish. there are also concerns of a russian attacks after moscow accused ukraine of being behind the killing of daria davina. but keith denied any involvement in the killing of the daughter of the

russian nationalist and famous putin ally. i spoke to our correspondent and came from and gone to her ankle and asked him about how likely it is that russia will ramp up a tax on ukraine following doggedness, killing? well, it is possible. what is m striking is how fast the russian authorities, the russian investigators have found the culprit and pointed towards your crying, saying it was key of who has done it. and the russian president also was very quick to send his condolences or just a few hours after that information came. and he also awarded the, the victim a metal. so things are moving very quickly and just a few, a few hours before your current celebrates in bennett. this is the speed which makes us so peculiar and the russian attack possible. because we are also hearing hearing a calls from russian propagandistic from, from the father of the victim himself. mister doing, who,

who asked for revenge and for victory over you crime so strange that these investigations have reached the conclusions are quickly and i guess a lack of evidence does keep expect more strikes as well, considering to morrow is independence day. well yes, of course, it's not just an independence day. it's a very special day because you cane has been celebrating its independence day in the middle of war for 8 years now since 2014, after the annexation of crimea. and since the war started in dawn bus in east eastern ukraine, but now there is a full scale invasion invasion of russia, m, and which is exactly on this day 6 more months ago, this invasion started. so it makes it double special for ukraine. and this year ukraine decided to to have no big events in the capital, keith, a for security reasons, there will be no parade, something which ukrainians have been looking forward to. instead, there is

a kind of a parade over over a shut down russian tanks or i'm heavy, heavy inman ammunition on the central boulevard trish attic. and there are a lot of people going there watching those things touching them. people saying that they are very moved by the picture. ah, those tanks were captured during the fighting for key if 6 months ago. and keith was not captured at that time. and this is something that gives people strength here. some encouragement as well from world leaders ill meeting virtually to discuss ukraine's future on the crimea platform. is there any progress on that front? well, it was important for that her platform to take place. it's a relatively new forum established only one year ago by president lensky. and it is important for us lensky to show the world that varies the problem of crimea, which was kind of a forgotten about her in the last years after the annexation. because as there was

no fighting there and a zalinski, it was important for him to to have this earth summit with world leaders, european leaders, western, mostly western leaders, about 40 of them. and for security reasons, most of them take part in this, in this forum. a via internet or via video link or but there are messages that we yes from them that are very important for you train. for example, the president of finland said that the war started in crimea and it will end in crimea. and you can see by the reaction on the face of president landscape, that this is exactly what this forum is about. and also the president of poland who came personally mister duda, ah, just a few meters away from here while i'm standing now, is talking about just the same that crimea must return to ukraine and president. he also said that crimea will join the european union together. was the rest of ukraine. this is the hope al cave correspond enrollment gunshot angle. thank you.

germany is trying to end its dependence on russia, gasped before supplies, possibly run to a trickle this winter. janet chancellor, olaf schultz is visiting canada, which supplies little of its fossil fuels to europe. both sides want to expand their partnership, but that won't happen overnight. he's on a shopping trip, but there's nothing here to buy. at least not yet. chancellor, olive schoultz is in canada looking for new energy suppliers, as germany reduces its reliance on russia. we are working hot to become independent of disgust supply, and we are doing a lot of investments to make it happen. and we are doing it as fast as ever possible. never such an infrastructure has been built in germany and that a short time and other. so canada has lots of natural gas, but currently few ways to exported to germany or a prime minister just intruder only promised to remove regulation to speed up for

a future gas exports. so we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term and explore ways to see if it makes sense to export l n g. and if there is a business case for it to export l n g directly to europe. so no gas for now, but may be later. another option, the chancellor is chasing, so called green hydrogen. canada's renewable power could be harnessed to create it . the german latest tour will continue with a visit to a remote town in canada as far north east, where green hydrogen technology development is underway. dw corresponded need. hossa is with the german chancellor delegation and told us more about the purpose of the trip. well,

this trip is not about delivering any short term solutions. we just heard it in the report. this is about intention. find something that's already quite strong. the economic and political partnership between germany and canada, who speak of each other as like minded countries. democracies that have a lot in common and actually a sign of that is the fact that the canadian prime minister just introduced is accompanying or left charged on his 3 day trip wherever olaf shots is going. so both leaders are definitely sending out that signal that to him they can't be divided. they may have slight differences here and there, but they intend to work even more closely together. but anyone who had been hoping, perhaps that at canada would be part of the solution to get a gemini through this harsh winter. they would be mistaken because ellen, g, f gas as supplies to europe. that is something where canada is saying where a bit hesitant. we don't know how long you intend to keep importing natural gas. we

know that you see it as a transition solution. and so this is something where our investment would potentially be quite risky. but as far as the upcoming german winter goes, i mean there are lots of solutions being looked at and are already on target here in germany itself, among companies, consumers, there's a lot of energy savings going on. isn't that? yes, that is correct. germany is trying almost desperately to wean itself off. russian gas applies. russia as it tremendously reduce the amount of gas that is sending to germany. so germany has to diversify and it is a going on her shopping tour around the world, essentially to get supplies bought again, canada is not going to be part of this, not this winter and probably also not the next winter. the and canada can almost only play a role when it comes to hell in germany gets through this winter by delivering more

. ellen g is through is west coast into the u. s. and to the asian market because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down, and that in turn would benefit germany as well. okay, so there are other international solutions that could be looked at as well. but what about green hydrogen? as an energy source, i mean that's, that's something that doesn't really or isn't really yet possible for, for germany. is it while there are a couple of projects already happening in germany berg, of course, a shipping hydrogen is a tremendous challenge. but to both countries, canada around 70 have said that they do see hydrogen, and in particular, green hydrogen, so produced with renewable energy as the fuel of the future. and so this afternoon they'll be flying to newfoundland where they're going to sign a memorandum of understanding on hydrogen production. and there it says that the

goal would be to use wind power in canada to produce green hydrogen that could then be shipped to germany. and the hope is that that could happen over the next 3 years and that will be quite fast for such a new technology need are that they're traveling and following the german chancellor as he goes on, his energy shopping spree of canada. thank you. ah, unprecedented heat waves and droughts have put water scarcity into shop focus. worldwide. more than 2000000000 people lack access to clean water and climate change is likely to increase the frequency of extreme weather. drought is ravaging nor the mexico way of farm animals are dying from a lack of water harvests have been disrupted, and fisheries called as the country experiences, one of its worst droughts in over 30 years. in hungry, severe droughts has turned lake since in muddy pits, low water supplies of pudding, wildlife at risk,

and farmers in the worst affected regions are struggling to find enough green pasture to feed that livestock. drought is also dried up much of china's lodge as fresh water, like the po, young lake connects to the yangtze river and has been reduced to a quarter of its usual size. as water levels continue to drop. one of china's cave brice growing regions is under threat. these historic droughts across the northern hemisphere have scientists worried. among the most concerning shortages is on the tibetan plateau in asia. it's the globe's largest fresh water reserve and a lifeline for the region. but it's heating up, a study shows week climate policy could lead to a collapse in water supplied by mid century. the indus is a mighty body of water. but in just a few decades, this river might turn into little more than a trickle. like most of the largest rivers in asia, it originates in the tibetan plateau. a region also known as ages water tower.

almost 2000000000 people in central asia, afghanistan, pakistan, and india depend on water that springs from here. scientists say this huge water reserve will likely soon run dry researchers from china and the u. s. conducted measurements in the mountainous region and analyzed satellite pictures of the tibetan plateau. much of the water here is stored as ice and snow when the glaciers disappear, due to rising temperatures. so will the stream of melt water that feeds the rivers . predictions are bleak, around $230.00 giga tons of water could be lost. that's enough to fill over 90000000 olympic sized swimming pools. if c o 2 emissions are not radically and rapidly reduced, the researchers add that more alternative water supply sources like wells and even

pipelines may be necessary to meet the shortage in the not too distant future. but it's unclear if that will be enough to sustain the hundreds of millions of people who depend on the plateau is rivers. jenny cornwall is an advisor on water policy at the start time international water institute. i asked if humans are to blame for some regions running out of water. yes. oh great. we have to put it like that. indeed, yes, we are at fault. there is so much attribution science to day that we can actually direct link our activities and non activities to climate change and the impacts on water. so yeah. so should we be looking to more solutions like wells and pipelines or, or would that just cause other problems and exhaust groundwater reserves? for example, let's say that there are very many parts of the world where the ground water is

still ponder, developed her in africa, is one of them. looked for research and studies there have shown that sustainable of crude then show use of ground water. there can very much be can be a solution to the ground water and today's subordinate nice, but we have whereas in other parts of the world of india, we have a peak or the ground water situation in large of the country because that would have been developed too much into she's sitting with the so graham water is a solution but what else can be done in your opinion? * so there are many different solutions in terms of water management. and one of them is also to embrace human rights based approach to water resources management, which would mean that we ensure to prioritize basic human need for drinking water

before. and the water is allocated to all the sources of society. and actually we see this type of reasoning already today with respect to the electricity shortage in germany and elsewhere in europe. domestic needs must be met 1st of all. what about some waste of water? because that's being, of course, that you come up against with, with industry, with factories, with agriculture, through and with consumers. how big a problem is waste water waste on waste water, a waste of water. so ways are what is quite massive a problem to day. um, we can, we must make use of our water in a much more efficient way. we must go for water demand management and i fear that sooner rather than later, we must start prioritizing what fresh or the pan it should be used for and recycling and dr. economy has made mandatory in very many sectors. does water

management play a big enough role in the global discussion when it comes to climate change in european ah, what increasingly? so at least maybe not big enough. but if we look at last year's comp 26 in glasgow, it's hard for the 1st time a walked opinion, where those interface matters were showcase and discussed. and this year in egypt and their host will address this even more and paying attention to how water is medium through which period climate change is very much great to get your take on this jenny coin by from these to harm international water institute. thank you very much. more solutions now from another part of the world that is otherwise known for its endless days of rainy weather. the parched fields. it's not what you would expect to find in northern england, but this is a summer of unprecedented heat. and now of drought,

climate change is making these extreme weather events more frequent. this is something different now this summer, so i think it's down to all of us to think about where water comes from. you know, when, when you turn on the tap or you have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this. that means we're taking it away from the barman or taking it away from a form of the car using it to irrigate or harvey's crops that we will need. water scarcity is also an issue of distribution. something that can be addressed through improved infrastructure. we have enough water in this country, it's normally in the west and in the winter. and we need investment in infrastructure to have it in the right place at the right time. so there's enough water for people, food, and the environment. this will not be the last drought. agriculture uses 70 percent of accessible fresh water globally. drawing more and more water from the

environment is creating mass, biodiversity loss, environmental essay. it also creates a cycle of less water overall. for people and the environment. we need to bring back the wetlands that we've lost across our countryside around might if center these have disappeared in the last a 100 years. we need to make space for that water. we're going to see increasing conditions like this and we will see crops failing if we don't take these kinds of actions. as the u. k. registers, it's hottest summer. every measure will be needed to combat climate change and growing water scarcity. a quick look at some of the stories making headlines. malaysia's top court has upheld x prime minister nat geo, bronze ox corruption conviction. he was a key figure in the plundering of a sovereign wealth fund. massage will begin his 12 year sentence immediately is the country's 1st form a p. m. to be jailed. supporters of argentina's, vice president, christina finance. the course now have rallied outside her residence after

a prosecutor sought to impose a 12 year prison sentence on her. kitchener is facing charges of corruption from her earlier term as president, which she rejects as politically motivated. a verdict is expected later this year. former us president donald trump has asked a federal judge to temporarily block the f. b, i from reviewing material it sees from his florida or state. he's asking for a special appointee to oversee the review, the f. b, i search of that mar logo resort was part of an investigation into where the trump legally took classified documents from the white house. thousands of demonstrators have rallied in haiti's major cities, protesting rampant crime. and the rising cost of living gang violence is left much of the country out of the government's control. inflation is also at a 10 year high, and analysts won the shortage of fuel, could force businesses to close civil war and oil. boom, corruption scandals. the last decades have been

a rough ride for angola. on wednesday, voters go to the polls and for the 1st time in its democratic history, a long time, galvan and governing party, emptier, lay, is facing serious competition. a correspondent, utterly increase reports from the capital to wander. ah, music, dance, and good mood. what looks like a massive party is infected opposition, reli and angola, capital luanda. and despite the good mood supporters of the opposition party or nita have serious demands i want a change in the time because all billboard unity is that we don't have here. and i'm gonna mentally has young isaac, i see a lot of guys who are forming bod. we don't have a budget to ward. i got it. i went up there. i'm supposed to have a proper job, but i don't. i have to wash carson motorcycles to make a living. that's why we need change done and all that emotional doesn't. angola is

the country of stark contrasts. africa's biggest oil producer has one of the most expensive capitals in the world. yet the majority of an goldens still live in of which is why the former independence movement m, p l a has been in power for almost 5 decades. 5 years ago, president router in so took over branding himself as a reformer. now he wants to be re elected. no good, but um i will be real man, follow up on the phone. we had the courage to break it, had to and start the fight against corruption. we told the justice system to do what they are supposed to do. and this is what they did say yes, viewed won't law marriage so did. but many angolan say the promises when not fulfills corruption, remains the problem and the oil welf hasn't trickled down to the general population . people here expecting the most competitive elections in the history of the

country. well, at least at the surface, the country doesn't have a history of free and fair elections. and many doubt it will be any different. this time in the evening, we meet hammond did obasi, one of the thousands of unemployed graduates who lost trust in the system. his mother and father died years ago, but he shows us that they are still in the vote at database is complicated that he had an ashburn asap. i don't know if that process is transparent. if we have minors that people on the database, we can't agree with the electoral procedures that say yeah. 8 not that much money on these, but the government has dismissed these instances as technical issues saying there's no reason for consume making the opposition really main candidate adobe up to a junior is confident, his boss you, anita, will win this time despite tensions a myth expected type results so far,

the campaigns have been peaceful to make his former olympic champion you st. bolt once his famous lightning bolt celebration post to become a trademark logo. allah michael jordan. bob wants to use the silhouette of his distinctive pose on a number of products. the 36 year old, one multiple olympic titles that will championship golds during his career and he still holds the wo record in the 10200 me has sprints. finally, scientists at nasa have released new images of the planet jupiter. they're describing the pictures as providing never seen detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. they show jupiter's famous, great red spot, shown here in white as well as faint rings around the planet. images were originally photographed in infrared and then colorized. afterwards. they were taken by the james web telescope, which was launched into space last year. and he is

a reminder of the top stories by following for you this out. he was on high alert, full fresh rush in the tax on the eve of ukraine's independent state. us intelligence says moscow is preparing strikes on civilian infrastructure, and the kremlin blames ukraine for the killing of the daughter of a prominent russian nationalist in moscow. keith denies any info for it, watching dw news live from by the end of next kickoff. as all the action from the 3rd match date in the german buddhist, like i paid for the whole and see you next to help with with

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