with reports and background information about football figures. so everything you need about the 2022 world cousin on d w ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. fighting continues in ukraine's east as moscow's forces renew their assault on the city of buck boat. but endless artillery barrage has forced residents to flee. also coming up, germany is making it easier for immigrants to get passports while keeping their

original citizenship. for many germans that's going to fall. and another world cup. shocked by an asian sized south korea's last minute winner against portugal, sees them qualify for the last 16 and puts uruguay out of a tournament. ah, i'm really mohammed walking to the program. russian shot soldiers have intensified their attacks on ukraine's east. the city of buck mood has been a key objective for moscow's forces. for many residents, it's meant making the painful choice to leave their homes in search of safety desertion, streets, and destroyed buildings in ukraine's back. more fighting has raged here for months

now. russian forces looking to regain ground after retreating from his son and her keith have set their sights on. but what the fighting is taking its toll on residence and those and nearby cher cvr. platinum is rotten or scary, not scary, but what to do that we need to live. there are not many here are fleeing evacuation cruise helping them out with a scary, with only the dead are not afraid. and we still want to live. nobody needs a dead evacuation worker as long as we are alive, we can help. but others and so anxious to up route their lives. even though even if we on a native land knew where to go. i have both brothers and sisters. both parents and grandfathers buried in wooden once no one for its vineyards and salt mines,

but what is now known as the meat grinder for the brutal trench warfare artillery jewels and frontal assaults around the city. with their shelling over here before shells flew like this. but now like this, the russians are already on the hill. it's constant shilling. it's quiet to day, but we've just had 3 days of heavy shillings. those who are staying hopeful, the fighting will soon end. will not the birth of ukrainian soldiers have been fighting for the city since april? i think they will defend our city. i think everything will be fine. at least we hope. that's why we don't leave and then we will rebuild. that recovery seems far off as buckland special continues. meanwhile, european union countries have a great to cap the price of russian oil exports at $60.00 a barrel move aims to reduce moscow's ability to fund its war in ukraine with

revenue from petroleum export. the u joins the united states and other g 7 nations in sanctioning washing oil, which we simply traded at about $65.00 a barrel. with his elderly is brussels correspondent, jack park has more on the agreement. it took a lot of effort among the 2070 you countries, but they did manage to get this oil price cap over the line of $60.00 per barrel. essentially, that means that all russian oil that is serviced by european companies that are sending it in their tankers shipping it around the world can only be sold, including in 2 other countries. for instance, the developing countries that are heavily reliant on that russian oil at $60.00 per barrel. now there's been a lot of touring and flowing over this. the countries that are involved in the shipping like greece, cypress, and malta. big shipping fleas. bit for have another flight carriers. they wanted it somewhere in the region of $7075.00 per barrel,

but countries that the baltics and poland, who have experience with being occupied by russia by moscow on the soviet times they wanted it down even in the region of $30.00 per bar. it looks like what happened was that the polls who were the last ones holding out for this, the poland eventually accepted this $60.00 per barrel price cap. in exchange for the european union, agreeing to start negotiations on a 9th round of sanctions against russia over the war in ukraine. germany's laflin in governing coalition and looking to reform citizenship laws. their plan would allow immigrants to get a german passport in as little as 3 years. but the idea is not so popular among born and bred germans. less than half of those polled said it was a step in the right direction. sermon industry needs more skilled workers and large numbers of people have come to germany as a result of the was in ukraine in syria,

many with useful skills. so the government wants to make it easier to become german . i'm robot. havoc jonas, minister for economic chance. the economy minister has even put out a video. you're asking skillen people to consider losing permanently to germany for the market. and we want to make it possible for people to get german nationality quicker than has been the case of those or wish to live and work their prominently can become full stakeholders and our society. the government says its proposals will give germany the most modern law on immigration in europe, as is listed at the votes of it's not least the business that detailing as this law is absolutely needed. we have an incredible number of jobs for which we can't find any workers. so we urgently need emigration from 3rd countries and that ranges from care staff to i t specialists. think of this, some i teach miss ellison under the plan. citizenship could be granted after 5

years of residence in germany instead of the current 8 years. for those who have demonstrated and especially strong desire to integrate, such as by doing voluntary work, it might only take 3 years. the legislation would also allow people to have dual citizenship that is currently not permitted in most cases. but for some opposition lawmakers. that is a reform to far. he can add a little bit of steel citizenship for all he want. it can lead to conflicts of loyalty. isn't it better if citizens from autocratic lead govern, states have to give up their citizenship and thus have to make a clear decision in favor of our democratic system? this is tim and titan. listen. such concerns aside. germany is facing a labor shortage that could reach 7000000 people by 2035. part of the answer will be incentives for more of those who arrive to stay for the long term. ah. while there was high drama at the world cup and

guitar and the last round of games and group h with the score at 11 between south korea and portugal, the portuguese pushed for a winning goal at a corner, as the game went into injury time. but south korea stole the fields and a perfect parson out when he turned to score a stunning winner, an injury time with a huge roar from korean fans as their team go into yet no stage. well that south korea results meant that uruguay are going home. the south american speak garner to 0, but joined the africans and leaving the tournament for to call top the group. despite their loss, south korea's late wind puts them through in 2nd place and they faced a match with brazil. and a in group g, switzerland beat serbia, 3232 at clenching their place in the last 16 after the 1st half. and the 2 to

remo food, a sort of go office afflict, built up play on 48 minutes. it was enough to put them in 2nd in the group and that swiss result was bad news for cameroon, who shocked brazil. although the south americans played a 2nd team having already qualified, the africans were looking for a goal to give them any chance of progression to the last 16 came in injury time is that of a wild celebration, but not for the 1st time in this tournament. the result of the other gain 10 to the context of the cameron victory are joining me in the studio. is detail please anthony howard from the sports department. now the world cup. anthony has been full of surprises. what is out to you the most or group? i go to japan advancing in germany going home and thursday group h was on friday. that was the friday surprise. portugal playing south korea. we're

going to take a look at these. holla, straight away portugal school 1st. and at this point we were thinking this was going to be all about portugal. so progression, but south korea might come back. that was the final goal, but changed everything. rinaldo, on the bench, looking worried, he may have worried too much for that perfectly time pass and go put south korea through. now before that we were all looking at the other game that were ago i were playing and thinking, well ergo, i had the chance to progress. but when portugal scored forced that was in injury time. it was $11.00. up until that very moment miss, after you found something at the very last to change everything i took destiny in their hands and they go through to the law south to the the round of 16. that's the good news. bad news i presume next. ah, and switzerland advancing, that must be another surprise. right? it isn't. it isn't in terms of that. the 3rd time that made the round of 16 in a row. what was surprising was the manner in which they played against serbia.

couldn't take your eyes off the, the swiss game. there were 5 goals in that game. there's lots of quality inn that's with saw it shaquira granite jacka, brill envelope again, selma is usually go. he was ill for this diamond couldn't make it. but rima, for it was who scored the go ahead doll if you like, in what turned out to be the winner early on in the 2nd half and the swiss advance and from a team, we're wondering what sort of footprint they're going to have on this tournament. the manner in which they played that game. great hope that when they go ahead now and play portugal, but that's going to be another real match. the surprise is that how strongly will have confidence. now brazil last to an african team. cameron, what do you think anything may result in how fans should be concerned about their next move as they hadn't to at this knockout stage on the surface of the you look at the results. i all, i lost one, know what's happening to brazil. is there something going wrong, but they were with without that name. huh. whose is still engine and i played very

much a 2nd. let's take a look at the 2nd minute of added time. and that is the goal that cameron scored vincent abaca. which at that moment i didn't know the other guy had gone the other way in switzerland had one. but that was the moment camry thought i might have beaten brazil to go through the last explain the say the celebration were worth it. but as we said so many times before, it turned out to be a premature celebration because switzerland and taking care of business. no brazil don't have anything to worry about. if they, in the next 3 days, they've got name us time for that injury to heal. and i can get that 1st 11 back on the pitch. it's a very different same for, for brazil, probably still the favorites, right. we'll have to see how all of that develops, anthony, how it ended up, the sport. thank you so much. thank you. a lava flows from the world's largest volcano are raising fairs. it could reach a main main highway within a week. the active more lower volcano in hawaii erupted. for the 1st time in nearly 40 years,

residents have been warned. the location and advance of the molten rock can change rapidly. this is larva from a 1000 kilometers below the earth's surface. the sight of it coming from the world's biggest volcano is a rarity. the volcano is spouting larva now, because it forms part of the hawaiian island chain that lies directly over a so called hot spot. the hawaiian hot spots and up welling of molten rock known as a mental plume. the plume rises up directly under the pacific plate. pass the tectonic plate where hawaii sits. the plate is constantly moving repeated volcanic eruptions like this, made the hawaiian islands hawaii's hot spot exists because of variations in the density and temperature of the earth. interior light to hot rock rises to the surface. the composition of mona low as macenrow underground lava has

some bearing on the risks clear option poses to the surrounding community. the volcanoes in hawaii, e produced these very large wired volcanoes that are called shield volcanoes. and that's because the composition of the magma and that's being erupted, there is very fluid. it's are opting, fluid hotter and dryer magnus than here, say in alaska or amount, say helens. or the mag most are composites are different. there tend to be stickier . um i stiffer and then they have higher water content. sticky love and makes little k new more likely to suddenly explode. there are still risks the acid gases spouted by volcanoes can be harmful to humans. interruptions are unpredictable. whether or not they involve runny larva really gets, and i will tell you that would already looked at tell you that we're going to go

the other way. i can tell you that the situation can change in a matter of hours. is mona low as a rupture may last weeks, is not only spectators, but also scientists who be watching closely in watching did up in is live from berlin or monday, can also find much more news analysis and video on a website that is d, w dot com coming up next is all the latest business with my colleague rob watts. awesome. i see w's crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues. grimma, all episodes are available online. course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's face.