ah, if we don't do something, our children won't be able to enjoy fresh air units review this week on d. w. ah, ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. pakistan's former prime minister in ron con, survives a shooting after rally. he was wounded as he let it protest demanding snap elections . police have arrested the gunman. plus an occupation official says russian forces

are likely to abandon the city of harrison as ukrainian troops continue their advance. and china rolls out the red carpet for germany's chancellor, olaf sholtes, but even members of his own government, a worried that berlin this over dependent on trade with a beijing regime known for human rights abuses and threats against taiwan. ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. pakistan's, former prime minister, and ron khan is recovering from surgery and hospital off to surviving what his ada, calling an assassination attempt. khan was shot while leading a march from the city of was there a bud to the capital? islamabad? police have arrested the suspect gunman, a warning our report contains some graphic images. ah, there is

a party atmosphere as him run. cons. convoy rolls into town. ah good ben, out of nowhere, a series of gunshots filled the air and plucky stones, former prime minister, goes down. his quickly carried away, taken to a place of safety. clearly in pain, he suffered a gunshot wound, scans later feeling, bullet fragments in his leg. and he's not the only one injured of the iran con is safe and being told at one friend has died. some others are seriously injured. why a little while later, the 70 year old appears again outside waving to supporters before being moved into a car and driven to hospital for treatments. lou, this was the 7th day of an anti government protest. march led by the former cricketer, turn politician. he's demanding new snap elections after being ousted his prime minister in a conference vote in april. speaking earlier this week,

he insisted the rallies would be peaceful. i don't see any violence on because we tried to suggest we'd never indulge violent realities vulgar to supreme court. we are not going to break any laws of the law. a man con has been accused of creating a political crisis in pakistan, a divided country, which is no stranger to political violence. and this attack only seems to have found the flames with his supporters taking to the streets in anger. many believing this was an assassination attempts. a russian appointed official in ukraine's illegally annex her san region says, russian forces will withdraw from the west bank of the de naep or river. it comes as ukrainian forces advance in the area. meanwhile, tens of thousands of people have now left the russian controlled city of harrison. shops and businesses have closed, and people have been seen arriving in that neighboring crimea by bus.

the united nations says rushes invasion of ukraine is driving the largest and fastest displacement of people in decades. as russia targets case the vending infrastructure, millions of ukrainians a facing the difficult choice of trying to survive a dangerous winter or become refugees abroad. that's mom. that's me, that's my dad. and that's my grandma. knew his portrait of their picture. perfect family hangs on the bedroom wall, but it's not this ukrainian boys current reality. it just him and his mom here in the south of belgium. dave received a warm welcome as refugees, but helena says the choice to flee was difficult, molded in the day i wanted my child to be see football moreover, would be thought maggio pulled was absolutely did a fine job, even if many people help us and belgium emotionally to spread it difficult, um no child belgium has become

a refuge for tens of thousands of ukrainians since the war began. because most of them women, and children, noisy, b machine, their struggle is shared by millions of ukrainians. now scattered around the world . do you an agency for refugees? describe the situation as the fastest and largest displacement of people in decades . some 14000000 people have been forced from their home scenes to 24th of february. ukrainians are about to face one of the world's harshest winters . in extremely difficult circumstances. moscow's attacks on civilians infrastructure have destroyed a 3rd of ukraine's power stations. with winter approaching, there are growing fears that many areas could be left without power. heat or water

was perky women in an interview broadcast on ukrainian national television last week in ukrainian. official advised refugees to stay abroad for the time being there for you to go to storage is not like to take this opportunity to ask them not to return right now for when we need to. so i have this winter to do now is to disc yourself and your children, your wild hon. relatives who may be ill, bedridden or elderly. i will function kit for ukrainians abroad. the dream is to one day return. but for now, helen as one of millions who are experiencing their 1st winter as refugees. thanks her secretary, general yen sultan burke has urged member state turkey to speed up approval of a sweden and finland applications to join the alliance. tacky and hungry are the only naser members who still haven't signed off on the nordic countries. membership bids that acer chief spoke to the press off to talks with the turkeys, foreign minister in assemble,

finland and sweden have delivered on their agreement with turkey. they have become strong partners in or joined fight against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. and they are clearly committed to a long term engagement with turkey year to address your security concerns. so it's time to welcome finance, sweden, as fool members of nato. their accession will make our lawrence stronger and our people safer. in these dangerous times, it is even more important to foreign laws. the exertion of these up names, nato expert. terry schultz is covering the story for us and has more on the meeting . this was something that we don't see happen very often. and that is that we saw signals of impatience from nato secretary general un stole timber. you know, until today, all of the allies have said, just lead on korea, take its time and,

and become comfortable with the finish swedish membership and the commitment to step up counter terrorism cooperation to convince zonker that they are truly against the p k. k. which both countries do classify as a formal terrorist organization to day was the 1st time this oldenburg came out and said, okay, turks you've had enough time. and this is the 1st time we've heard him a signal that, you know, they think that turkey, that, that filaments, we didn't have done everything they promised turkey. and that is time to drop this book of foreign ministers from the g 7 groupon meeting in germany to address a number of global crises they discuss coordinating aids to help ukrainians cope with winter. the political unrest in iran and china's growing economic influence. representatives also agree to set a fixed price when they kept what g 7 members will pay for russian oil shipments. the move is aimed at stabilizing the markets for powerful engine for cry. and the talks come as japanese chancellor, olaf schultz lans in beijing for

a short visit. sholtes has been facing calls for toughest hans against china's authoritarian policies. concerns are growing that germany has become overly dependent on its trade with china. change through trade for years, that was germany's china policy on the chancellor, anglo merkel champion. the idea throughout has 16 years and power suggesting that making money in fostering change go hand in hand. china is now germany's biggest trained partner and concerns are growing that this has made germany dangerously dependent. but if you look at a couple of the kind of key clusters of dependency am would now particularly down to parts of the car. am the auto sector and the chemical sector, and i think that's where you have the real dependencies. china and all powerful president, she jin ping has undergone profound change. the economy has reached new heights,

but instead of opening up politically see has doubled down on authoritarianism. the idea of change through trade looks dead yet the new government has been wrestling with what to do about that. the coalition deal, the government signed last year, looked tough, with passages on taiwan and human rights. a hallmark of the green party, which holds important ministries in the government, sites among the time when people say trade, no matter work, no matter what the social and humanitarian sanders are. this is the point of all relations. this is something we shouldn't allow ourselves any longer. this means that we will also establish a more robust trade policy views of his china for europe, austro but the man at the top doesn't seem so sure. chancellor of shots has pushed through a controversial deal, allowing a chinese state enterprise to buy

a stake in durham, his most important port hamburg the decision was not to without parole. from his own coalition partners. no snow to lee from the greens, all of shawls as decision now to travel to china with a business delegation is only adding to the divisions. so where does that leave germany's china strategy? nobody will not just look have to look at how to diversify economic relations, but actually how to reduce strategic dependencies on china, particularly in critical areas such as raw materials. and so for example, areas such as a wind turbine, so solar modules and electric batteries for electric vehicles, crucial decisions lie ahead, but it's not clear if the german government can make up its mind. now increases capital athens history is everywhere. and that comes with some challenges building

a new metro line to connect to athens c port to its airport means cutting through remnants of the civilization dating back thousands of years. so is it possible to modernize while also protecting ancient heritage? here's how they went about it. a new train station that feels like a museum with object stating back over 2000 years. found right here. construction workers dug athens new metro line. then took away the dirt to be inspected by archaeologists. it's not how most subways get built, but they're most sub weiss don't go through the ruins of the ancient city of paris . oh yeah, them good. what like we saw all of these marketing tools, parts of furniture which we didn't know about. and at this moment we are still not sure what a lot of them are used for landing for love of the vixen with

a huge field of research has opened out before us findings from the 4th century b. c. now, phil, this metro station opened this week, 10 years after construction began, remains of an ancient water system are integrated into the design, a chance for people to day to see how life was like here, thousands of years ago. banished, i have a force ticket, got it on the surface and under the surface we will always have all those layers of people who passed for he lived, he had created with sad, happy, got married, fell in love, thought and felt pain. pharmacy people today may get around faster, but of this meeting point of past and present their reminded of how much they have in common with those who lived here more than 2000 years ago. now human kind is struggling to find ways to live more sustainable lives. but what

about a climate friendly death? a french woman is on a journey to revolutionize one of the most traditional businesses. funerals. she's peddling, a 2 wheeled low carbon trip to the grave. a greener, good bye. this frenchwoman has created a bicycle hearse, a cargo bike, especially designed to transport coffins. this is a solution to bring loved ones to their final resting place with no, i did. carbon quad nicholas de english, w. y move a big van to travel a few meters between a church and a cemetery. when you can do it with a bicycle. her said in a calm, gentle way altogether. i think it's also important to try and change this vision a bit. so if, if on to personal into a lot quieter, environmentally conscious burials are a small but growing trend by curse is already exists in a few other european countries like switzerland and denmark. and now thanks to

isabel prue, my whole also france. she has received a regulatory approval to used a bike, hers for burials, and he's only waiting for the okay from her insurer to get started. but are people ready for a hearse revolution as well? it's quite original. i think it's innovative. it could be interesting. but for me, not really horrible for us, for me not at the moment. i'm going to wait a bit and watching the w needs live from berlin coming up next is alright, as business needs with my colleague from what's, i'll see soon, bye. ah what people have to say matters to us. mm.