a special look at a special country. iran from above. start september 16th on d, w. ah, ah, this is deed of you news live from berlin, ukraine's prime minister visits berlin on a mission for bigger weapons. germany says it's boosting support for keith. any more money and arms as diplomatic relations warm up, also coming up, pakistan's, catastrophic flooding claims more lives as the devastating deluge search is south

charities, urge the government to lift a bad on some international and cios to let them help julians vote on a new constitution sweeping proposed changes include indigenous rights, universal health care, and environmental protections. but the no campaign could derail the reforms. ah, on the spicer welcome to the program, ukraine's prime minister is visiting berlin after months of frosty relations with germany. danish ma hall is meeting with chancellor olaf, sholtes, and other officials to push for more and heavier weapons from berlin. mahal 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 announced a new 100000000 dollar

a package to help you cranes internally displaced people and a major boost to its military aid and weapons catalog. you know, has a, has been following a story for us and joins me now in the studio. so nina, relations are a little bit warmer now after months of frosting us. would you say it is hard to 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 may have said that he was uninvited from key. if and the ukrainian ambassador here in berlin played big role said a couple of things where some people said ok, now you're insulting the german government. is that really going to help you? so the, the fact that dentistry hall is here in berlin is a very good sign that also the ukranian side are ready to now say ok, let's just put these things behind and move on. yeah, i move on to just i thought. so they want more weapons, which is what the ukrainians always say. they need more of are given their war against russia. well, defense against the russian vision, and also support for a complete ban on delivery visas to russian entering the european union. that's what he's travelling for, going to be heading to brussels. prime minister shall as he likely to any, any results from the meeting that you know of. well he, he gave 2 very big interviews ahead of his visit here in berlin. and then the 1st

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, okay, 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, okay, our positions are still too 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 ban, all of shorts, the german chancellor has 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 moved to get rid of that. these are 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 russian 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. our shorts are now 66x5wbb 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. mm hm. but it also has to do with the fact that bonus tag of gemini 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 general population and companies and in the way, especially how to cope with rising prices. and of course,

there's government stressed, you know, we're seeing price is rising, am in a way that nobody could foresee, and we're having to support the population. we're having to support consumers said that they already launched 2 big finance relief packages over the summer. wet, 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, the abuse or political correspondent has a thanks so much the death toll continues to rise in pakistan from devastating floods. authorities report at least 50 deaths in the deluge hit sind province in recent days, more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. satellite imagery shows the scale of the flooding which has affected about a 3rd of the country. there are now concerns about the countries crop which could be wiped out affecting food supplies. officials say the record monsoon rains and melting glaciers are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appeal for more

international aid and the country's largest charity. the adhd foundation has urged the government to reverse, abandon many international and cios 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 i thought i'd go get the whole town is under water. i don't know. they nothing could be saved. any miller yet. there's no food available. no race, no vegetables via there's nothing here with me. but i all the, to people worry about his food is on many say don't even care about getting tense and we only food would be nameless konica. eat mulatto. hm. what's clara? the camp has an improvised hospital which is accepting people without charge.

volunteer doctor tried to do what they can to relieve the suffering of the sick. are 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 this 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 a consent. joel, good. busy rice, federal cotton was vegetables and fruits all have been destroyed. paula get out

that they want to talk about morgan as the 8 groups step up their efforts day, 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 sure as the country director of the aid organization care international and pakistan. he recently visited the southwestern province of baluchistan, which had 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 religious watch till the and there is a lot the section which has happened out of this flooding in terms of the cross

which are destroyed the bridges which are war. so they had, or that was to the and also people have lost shelter, nice talk and livelihood on which they were dependent. so there are effect today which has been hard to get from the flooding. and there's a 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 the area in terms of coverage is quite big late. we are talking about 33000000 people who are actually 7 to 2 to 6 artifacts in december gmc. so this is really a large coverage. we are talking about more and more a 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, the shelter which is required at the same time, sanitation facilities are either very limited or they don't exist in terms of like, you know, agenda, emergency organization like kid is working a lot back. we do see emergency in terms of what are the agenda needs in reducing their lot of like support which are required for the female population in effect into 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 or we also need to ensure that the cleaning can water available in the reallocating. and also witnessing more and more water bound to be the reach are coming, including diety, malaria skin disease and, and others. and all of dodge required an immediate support and need it. workers

like us and also other organization are reaching out to these effected population, but at the same time, logistically, this operation is challenging because of the workers insert in the area which is making supplies. and it took us to reach out to these population and in the board time as compared to before. ok. message received a deals harass thanks so much. slayings. go to the pools to day for a referendum on a new constitution. if approved, it would bring the most sweeping changes to the country since the end of the military dictatorship. in a single ballad voters will decide whether they want legal abortion, universal, public healthcare, greater autonomy for indigenous groups, and wider environmental protection. documents backer, se will strengthen social rights, but detractors predict it will deter investment and slow growth. opinion polls suggest that more chileans and tend to vote against the text than to ratify it. and

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