is truly unique and we know that that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive. google ideas, the environmental global 3000 on d, w, and online ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, ukraine's prime minister visits berlin on a mission for bigger weapons. germany says it's boosting support for keeps adding more money and arms as diplomatic relations warm up. also coming up pakistan's, catastrophic flooding claims more lives as the devastating deluge surges south

charities, urge the government to lift a ban on some international n g yos to let them help. ah, i'm nick spicer, welcome to the program. ukraine's prime minister is visiting berlin after months of frosty relations with germany. danish mahal is meeting with chancellor, ola schultz and the other officials to push for more and heavier weapons from berlin to how has offered to send germany more electricity across the recently linked grid from its nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy for its part, germany recently announced a new 200 mit 1000000 dollar aid package to help ukraine's internally displaced people and a major boost to its military aid and weapons catalog. dw nina has a, has been following a story force joins me now in the studio. so nina,

relations are little bit warmer now after months of frosting us. would you say it is hearty call them frosty? because of course, there was a very big outpour of solidarity here in germany from day one, and there was never any doubt. the germans stood by the side of ukraine and they opened their doors to refugees. they provided financial aid, but when it came to delivering weapons, that was the big sticky point where both governments couldn't agree. and that did cause a bit of a diplomatic route as well. because ukraine kept criticizing germany for being too slow when it came to delivering the weapons that they said they needed in the war. and there was a big reluctance here in germany for all sorts of reasons. i mean, this crisis is putting germany into some sort of an existential crisis, where they're having to do paradigm shifts when it comes to those policies. so it did take a long time and then our president stein myers said that he was uninvited from ki iv and the ukranian ambassador here in berlin played big role, said

a couple of things where it's some people said, okay, now you're insulting. the german government is that really going to help you? so the, the fact that dennis we hired is here in berlin is a very good sign that also the ukranian side are ready to now say, okay, let's just put these things behind and move on. yeah, i move on for just like that. so they want more weapons, which is what the ukrainians always say they need more of are given their war against russia. didn't want defense against russian vision and also support for a complete ban on delivering visas to russian entering the european union. that's what he's travelling for. going to be heading to brussels or from the researcher. how is he likely to any, any results from the meeting that, you know? well he, he gave 2 very big interviews ahead of his visit here in berlin, and then the press conference was cancelled that have been announced. and so unfortunately, we're not going to know the details, and some people here in berlin are saying ok, the fact that he did give these interviews and that he made his position very clear,

is an indication that then here in the chancery here in germany, some people said ok, our positions are still 2 different. so let's not put our different positions on display in front of royal media. don't know the details, but it is a fact that the ukraine says they need germany's modern tanks. they need the left to they. germany hasn't been delivering that. they also say that germany has to deliver more of the air defense system, the iris t. that's also modern. they say that they will be delivering for, but ukraine say they need at least 12 to protect their space. and when it comes to the total visa band or have charged, the german chancellor said from day one, this is putins for we're not going to target the russian population with a total ban on coming to the you. so this is something where there is no movement of germany has now supported the use move to get rid of the visa facilitation process. so it is going to become a bit more difficult for us and to enter the u, but they still say we need the ration opposition. and so we can't deny them access

to the you. just a large portion of it may just, it may be stepping away from ukraine. maybe not all are short announcing 6x5wbb euros. thank you. and to help citizens and companies deal with the inflation caused by russia's invasion of ukraine. coming on the day of the visit of the ukrainian prime minister. coincidence, that, of course, is not a coincidence, but it also has to do it has to do with a visit of danish me how. but it also has to do with the fact that buddhist talk of gem parliament is sitting again next week. and so the german government really did want to see as an active player when it comes to supporting the german population and companies and in the way, especially how to cope with rising prices. and of course, the government stressed, you know, we're seeing prices rising em in a way that nobody could foresee, and we're having to support the population. we're having to consumer said that they

already launched 2 big finance relief packages over the summer with 30000000000 years. and now they're adding another 65000000000 years and they're going to get the approval for that, of course, and next week. ok to abuse political correspond, you know, has a thanks so much time to take a look at some other stories making news around the world. chileans are voting on whether to approve a new constitution which would enshrine indigenous rights and access to social services. all citizens are obliged to cast their ballots, although majority of trillions have previously voted to change the constitution. polls indicate they may reject the proposed text. thousands gathered in saint peter's square in rome to witness the edification of former pope john paul. the 1st john of a heart attack just 33 days after being elected in 1978. francis led the verification the ceremony, which is the final step before st. heard the death tor continues to rise

in pakistan from devastating floods. authorities report at least another 50 deaths in the deluge hit send province in recent days. more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. satellite imagery shows the scale of the flooding which has effected about a 3rd of the country. there are now concerns about the countries crop of wheat which could be wiped out affecting the food supply. officials say the record monsoon rains and melting glaciers are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appealed for more international aid and the country's largest charity, the etc foundation has urged the government to reverse a ban on many international and g o z to allow them to help the evidence of former lives lie scattered throughout this vast rural area. now under water, these used to be people's homes, but now are largely submerged or destroyed. those displaced by the

floods are flocking to this camp in the sind province, searching for food medicine and a place to stay. many of them don't have to think too much about their priorities. thought out, i'll go get. the whole town is on the water. hot aguilar, they nothing could be saved, annie miller, yet. there's no food available. no rice, no vegetables via there's nothing here with me. but i all that to people worry about his food. that is on many said they don't even care about getting tense. and we only food. what's the name? elaine connick it ethan mulatto. hm. what's clara? the camp has an improvised hospital which is accepting people without charge. volunteer doctor is tried to do what they can to relieve the suffering of the sick . and we provide cannula in drip, as most patients who come here suffer from diarrhea. malaria, high grade fever and skin problems at our outpatient department. 5 to 6 doctors

treat 700 to 800 patients every day with these makeshift tans are filling up quickly with most of the locals, having nowhere else to go. setting up for an even more in certain life, they briefly sum up what happened to them in the last few weeks. amadi was held on there, but there was a 100 percent loss for our crops. what's your name? but nothing could be saved as far as the crops are concerned. joel good. busy rice, federal cotton was badge tables and fruits all have been destroyed. allah get out that they want to follow up some of them. as the 8 groups step up their efforts, they as well as pakistan's government. i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. a deal shearers is the country director of the aid organisation care international and

pakistan. he recently visited the southwestern province of baluchistan, which has been particularly hard hit by the flooding. i asked him to describe the situation there. i would say the situation is extremely challenging because a large population is affected from the flood during our recent visit to the different parts. so focused on including religious on and saying we have seen religion on watch tally and that is a lot of suction, which has happened out of this flooding in terms of the cross which are destroyed the bridges which are worse to the order that was to the and also people have lost shelter, nice talk and livelihood on which they were dependent. so, mid are effect today, which has been hard to get from the flooding. and there's the large population who have lost all the basic things which they need to live and be like. and the

authorities are reporting 33000000 people affected 90 percent of them haven't received any assistance yet. what's most needed in terms of aid and how does it get to people? d area in terms of coverage is quite big late. we are talking about 33000000 people who are actually 70 to the 6 artifacts in december chuncy. so this is really a large coverage. we are talking about more and more aid organization and government is reaching out to be effective and providing assistance. but we all need to understand we are talking about a large population at this stage. the most important need food on the shelter, which is quite at the same time sanitation facilities are either very limited or they don't exist in terms of like, you know, gender, emergency organization like kid is working a lot back. we do see emergency in terms of what are the agenda needs in that area

. and they do feel lot of like support which are required for the female population in the effective date, including making sure that they get new ministry hygiene kid, the need, sanitation facilities which are near to where they are living so that it can minimize the risk of security, we also need to ensure that the cleaning can water available. indeed, we are hitting and also witnessing more and more water on diseases which are coming and floating diety, malaria, skin disease and, and others. and all of dodge require an image. it's a board and need it. workers like us and also other organization od reaching out to these infected population. but at the same time, logistically this all push and is challenging because of marker insert in the area which is making supplies. and it is to reach out to these population in, in a more time as compared to before. ok. message received a deal. sharon,

thanks. so much one of the biggest rock bands of recent years, the foo fighters have bid an emotional farewell to their former drummer at a star studded concert in london. taylor hawkins died at the age of 50 earlier this year. rock royalty showed up to pay tribute, including sir paul mccartney, members of queen anne a, c d. c, who joined thousands of fans at wembley arena. it's ah, it on a night filled with emotion. this moment stood out. singing david groan broke down in tears as he struggled to get through the fool fighters. classic times like these, a flooded wembley stadium cheered him through this difficult moment. launching the

rock legends into a powerful and energetic performance with taylor hawkins was found dead in a hotel room in columbia last march. shortly before the band was to go on a world tor. the concert in his memory is the food fighters for show. since he passed away, you know that no one else could make you smile or laugh, or dance, or sing like he could sing and dance, and laugh and cry and scream, and make some noise. so he could hear a sigh. and so they did. ah,

hawkins son, shane took his father's place behind the drum kit to play the song. my hero, the fool fighters will host a 2nd tribute show for hawkins on september 27th in los angeles. that's all from us renelle. there's more on deed of you at the break up next port, slice profiles, female bull rider margarita cabrera unexpired her thanks for watching i in many countries.