the, the, the, the we news line from berlin and ukraine issue, the warning to ships headed for russian control ports on the black sea cases. such vessels may be considered as carrying military cargo with all the associated risk. the warning comes a day after moscow made similar threats. also coming up for land police are on the prowl after a lion is reported on the news, caught on camera in

a leafy suburb and that the women's world comp over $75000.00 fancy australia and gets their campaign underway with a one know when over ireland in sydney, the, i'm the call fairly, it's gonna have you with us. we started with the rising tensions on the black sea. ukraine has responded in kind to a russian threat to treat ships bound for ukraine as potential enemy target ski now says it will also consider vessels traveling to russian ports or russian occupying ukrainian territory to be to potentially carrying arms. both developments follow a decision buying the kremlin earlier this week to allow a deal on the export of green via the black sea to expire. the you and security council will meet from day to address the humanitarian consequences of russia's

withdrawal from the deal. let's go straight to the w correspondent, and they connelly nick. how serious are these threats coming out of keith? i think they are serious. i think they are credible you crate in the past has hit russian targets. will remember the flagship of rushes, black sea feet, that was sunk last year. similarly, right. are you creating drones, have attacked russian ports on the black sea coast, trying to attack an oil terminal? nobody sees cuz that wasn't very successful like them, but they can get that for an important thing here is that ukraine doesn't actually have to do anything so far. simply by making this announcement simply by making clear that it's sees this shipping as a legitimate target, it has imposed assurance. economic price of russia. insurance is going to be a lot more expensive if it's gonna be possible. a tool, lots of for an, a shipment is, might decide it's actually not worth the risk. that is gonna have a huge impact on versus will industry that sense most of that will. that's not only going to your to play,

select india and find the black sea. and i think the most interesting thing about, well, this is quite how short the response has been from russia. the seems like most of this thing to reply and calling. when you look at the russian state media, they, we weren't seeing this coming. didn't know how to go about this and simply have the sense that this is something that rush the condition of the brain. but the could never happened the other way around. is it really new creams interest? so to add to tensions like that, you get a sense here in ukraine that trying to do what pitching says he wants the west to do. for instance, if you came with a gun, oscar western countries to take back to ro, back some of those sections on russian banks, on other russian trade. there's invitations that then a couple weeks down the line, russia would come with newton loans, and he would keep using this it's control over shipping in the black sea and that crucial grain trade. that is simple feed cream, lots of people around the world to put pressure and get new to moans, the sense here in new craigslist. but just by making these and i was supposed to be seen today, they can actually put

a lot of pressure on rush or they can change the psychology make rusher aware that it is also, you know, this isn't to lose a lot and really think that the rest of the industry, for instance, coming and nothing on the gremlins door and saying we really need those shipping routes to get that money that you, if you will come and actually is more likely to encourage the russians to keep the current arrangements in place to allow that grain to reach people around the world, then any kind of kind of appeasement of those work in 2 months. and if the philosophy really ended up being off limits to do confrontations there, what would be the alternative for ukraine to get his grain out to the world? it's really difficult. last 70, about 30 percent of the grain when other ways by rail, by truck, through the danube to romania. but all those routes and much more expensive and simply don't have the capacity. so i think basically as long as the data is shut, we're going to see green prices rising, ukrainian farms suffering, and people around the world scratching the heads, trying to think where they're going to get that bread from as ukraine corresponding economy. thank you. always great speaking to you,

greece has asked the residents living west of the capital to evacuate after a while far as that were previously contained started to burn out of control fuel by evening wins. the fire department is on high alert to offer a new flare up of the blaze that has been raging since tuesday. fire fighting plains from italy or helping efforts, while greek authorities brace for a new round of extreme weather. grease is experiencing peak temperatures of $43.00 degrees celsius, or $109.00 degrees fahrenheit of heat. waves continued to grow up southern europe until at least sunday of our reporter. i'm in essence to spend the day with firefighters battling a major place in greece, and he sent us update. the fire brigade has set up and make ship headquarters inside this bus just outside of the town of month or at a gas station. earlier in the day, the firefighters were optimistic that they had essentially contained the detriment ahold of firewood has been raising since earlier this week. but now there's

a sense that they're going to have another long night. that's because they're fighting the fire on 3 intense friends right now. one of them is just behind me on this hill. they're hitting it from the sky and from the ground you can hear helicopters dropping water on it. there's the ashes falling from the sky on us right now, but the situation is changing constantly and rapidly. earlier we saw just how volatile a wildfire can be when we fight and gulf an entire summer camp in front of our eyes . one minutes the firefighters and volunteers were taking a break. having a drink, the next, they were running for safety. so there really is appealing here in month to that everyone should have their backs packed and ready to go. just in case i mean east of in greece. well, here in berlin, police, i've told residents of the city southern suburbs to stay inside. a massive operation is underway to catch one of the world's top writers. believe to be on the pro, a short video which goes to huge up real,

a big capt corston camera, apparently attacking a wild bull and a suburb just outside of berlin. police have mounted a mess of sets off of vacation of the area, even bringing in vet some hunters in an attempt to capture the way would feed on. and why know some of these are taking the search and seriously they're wanting residents to be a lot in pets, in children and those. the metro are to a life as some tongue in cheek kima on venice interface expect to get this assigned a case. there are people making jo beside the, i know it's our new way of something bob boss to use line. this is the because we're still trying to do it the regular way. going to that i would not setting up a center and get to talk to solve the waterfall problem with that to be explained what it is, a serious situation in august. no cause in the area they aren't taking any chances . they aren't kept likely to little duct, so that's probably ideal line food of i've tried the pharmacy about,

i have to be honest, i'm a product to this because it's a different caliber compared to a normal dog or another pet that has run away. so i'm going to run home now i'm going to bring home open this time in. and while the search continues, speculation mounts about where exactly the line has came from. buttons whose size no animals are missing on the local surface size is not last age. these, this to yourself got there is no way that this animal escaped from a circus. it's because apart from surface croner, there was no one with wild animals on the road in germany at the moment. imagine there's more to go on the beach expense, say if anyone encounters the lightest to stand still and avoid eye contact. but generally they just stand still and look at what the animal is doing. then the animal, even if it is nose as to what's done still and look at what you are doing is to go . so which task, since the animal gains control of the situation, can decide what it does next was it's only to tune out. for nowadays,

the queen of the jungle seems to have made ourselves the queen size. we can cross over now to our order, correct? rather who is in the portland suburb where the animal has less than seem correct. what's the latest have already made any progress in? catching the linus a good evening nicole, while i'm down here on the edge of a large wooded area in silent off in the south west of berlin. and the auction down here does indeed seem to be halting up. they've been several reports of sightings of the lion in this area behind me over the afternoon, including one in the last 60 minutes. but so i must stress that we haven't been able to confirm these reports with the all far as he's now, as you may be able to see, there is a large police presence along the perimeter of these areas indicating the scale and nature of the operation. now, as well as the conventional police, i've also enlisted the help all veterinarians on hunters to bring that special

assistance to the author ration here. now, as well as boots on the ground. they've also have a huge amount of technology deployed in an attempt to find the log in that includes helicopters and drones and even an almond vehicle akin to a tongue. but despite all the efforts, the search has proved fruitless so far on the log and he's still very much on the loose. we just started on the report there, the line is, couldn't have escaped from a zoo or even a circ is, are there any indications at this point as to where this animal could have escaped from the many working hypotheses. but as you said, there were no repulsive line escaping from a zoo or a circus, which is leading to speculation that it possibly could all come from somebody with private ownership. but as of yet we don't know anything further about where the lion did escape from. an however, resident has been reacting to the news. i bet they're fairly nervous. so there's a,

a large sense of calm here on the streets in the suburbs. and people obviously do seem to be dealing to the restrictions which cover a really extensive area of around 230 square kilometers, which he's not just hearing the suburbs, but stretches right up to the city parameters of berlin on the street saw lots of quiet there are a few people out having an evening stroll, several people on their bicycles and even a few people walking desk pets. um, despite the advice to keep them indulged, until the culprits has been called. as the double your reward are correct, rather reporting from the outskirts of berlin, and remember, don't look the line in the i thank you so much. here's a look at some other news from around the world. the russian prosecutors have reportedly asked a court to sentence jail, the opposition politician the only thing of only to a further 20 years in jail. his trial for alleged extremism is drawing to

a close that's being held behind, closed doors at a penal colony where in a while. and he is already serving time on fraud charges, which he and his supporters say were trumped up. egypt has freed to human rights advocates from prison activist patrick george. saki was arrested in 2020 over an opinion article who rode well, lawyer mohammed l bunker had been charged with spreading, speak, news, and joining a terrorist group. the 2 were among 6 people, part of this week fine gyptian, president of the fatah, 60 former use secretary of state, henry kissinger has met with china as president, changing paying and beijing. she held the 100 year old diplomat as an old friend while kissinger calling for friendly or relations between the us and china. washington has stress. kissinger is not in china in an official capacity. germany's minister for economic affairs and climate action hold on topic is in

india where he is attending of june 20 meeting of energy ministers and go on sunday . and an exclusive area with data we use and rated sema, see as topic why india was so important, determine why we have a very fine economic relation with whom do i know to evaluate president of frontier relations within? yeah. and if i can tell you that this way becomes more and more important and all because there's your produce as your agent has changed in europe, of course, future reference. i'm presented addressing wall on ukraine. pre owned to paying for less than that. um, being, being uh, being depended on only one country in this case on energy methods can be dangerous . then to re half an hour to face that we have a strong and dependency on goods from china or to the trademark a to time. now it's very, very big. that's all, it's okay to have a big partnership with china and you're also has one, but being dependent on one is not so good. so the searching for

a new partner to us, if you cation just the keyboard, you risk getting our economy and just brings the, brings in your, in our focus. and i hope germany also in your focus because we have these fund corporation. we can now scale it up to a even small 10 citizenship. so mr. how big, what kind of outcome are you expecting from this visit to india? what i hope that we have that we, i have 3 sectors that are on the highest importance for me in the indian colleagues, maybe half of us. but for me it's um, we have opened our market for the labor force. we are in need of people search engines or heating this interview in the interest of to go to germany and work that you are more than welcome we have for lack of workforce in germany. and in india, a lot of scouts attending to read to codes of people. you're very welcome. and secondly, read has a good cooperation on energy metals,

and this becomes more and more importantly, remember sending your spread thing. it's very hard. you have to fake crude, we have to face it, global warming, it's a reality, and we have to to stop it. as soon as we can. so renewable energy, energy efficiency, this is the, the issue of the day and the resort to corporate, even more. and then thought we are in garcia, sions offered free trade agreement. and i think that put through a defined framework for trade in investments in india and, and you open in germany us. right. so i see these for sectors. it's very concrete. and i hope i, i, i can, i can raise the discussion on a high level with my visit to you. you talked about the changing geo political situation. move, what, how uncomfortable are you with in this position on russia's invasion of ukraine, the floods personally, i think if this, i'm just as you can stay in utah we, i,

i come from the pocket of the green party of germany that this coming from the peace movement and re, re, re tend to have the same position being neutral in situations where rick, well, boys, so we don't want to choose aside. and this all strong interests wrong from the very beginning. and now it's obvious wrong. that's always an aggressor and one that is in the victim. and it you say, i don't distinguish between the dresser and victim in a way to do your tone for effect, the reiteration. so i understand, and i respect in just tradition and a partnership with russia and the one must submit. that's the rest us i. europe has also not always play the best road into politics that's admitted. so i respect that in just not sure how many into your your, this country is fine. you're not a pop. but saying read yesterday and youtube and ask for walt ongoing. i think it's

not can be the last on so, so i would be very, very glad and would even have in our relation if and yeah, if he's trying to key our language and say this as an aggressive, it's a one sided aggressive. it's put in small people are dying because he has some, some ideas, offers united rush or whatever. it's not before it off ukraine, not before it off to try and people set for great hub the anterior ministers from me. you are holding 2 days of talks in spain for a fresh attempt to reach an agreement on a migration deal. almost 2000 people drowned, trying to reassure by seeing the 1st half of this country of this year alone. recent ship wrecks of migrant boats of the coast of greece and spain. cannery island mean pressure is mounting to prevent further loss of life. but as the w, as jack parents reports, europe is still a long way from finding common ground on how to tackle the problem. hundreds of people have already tried this here as smugglers bodies go done in the

mediterranean sea. it's raising questions of whether you policies are to blame. so we'll talk a is currently a person seeking asylum in the your opinion. you must apply to the 1st e u country they arrive in. during the use 2015 migration crisis over a 1000000 refugees maybe from syria, arrived in greece and italy, asylum offices became overwhelmed. ever since numerous unsuccessful plans have been proposed to try to force of the e u countries to accept funds, but as of asylum seekers relieving the pressure on 1st arrival countries. finally, in june this year is you ministers agreed to a complex system for sharing responsibility or allowing countries to financially assist others. if they didn't want to accept to more migrants but hungry, imposed into trying to to p. the proposal saying they refuse to accept migraines or

to pay insisting it will only encourage more people to head, to your rep, stopping that to a need before it begins is what be you cause the external. i mentioned a bits migration agenda, the block ones to try to prevent people from boarding smugglers, bows on the north, african coastline. the you is offering to this 1000000000 your raise to keep the people that it's similar to the 2016 deal will be you struck with turkey billions of yours in exchange for retaining more than 3000000 syrians in the country. it worked, but migrant supports organizations said encourages countries like greece to prevent anyone from arriving in europe, pushing people back to where they came from, which is the legal under international law. 3 says it's protecting the use board is the used bought a god from tex, ended its own search and rescue missions in the mediterranean court operations. sophia,

in 2020 and now only patrols to enforce board is it was accused of failing to step in and save lives during the recent ship. right snippy loss in greece, the agencies boston says they can only inform national bodyguards of impending tragedies before we could do actually. now the use fundamental right itself is the says from tech should leave greece entirely as it risk being implicated in a legal push box. as things stand, the use migration policy remains unresolved. just as summer arrives and unexpected search of people voting smugglers bows, tried to reach the european union. for more, i'm joined now by a bad hoss denied hard. he's the head of the european migration and diversity program and senior policy analyst at the european policy center. could you have you with us mr. night had you? interior ministers are again discussing migration. are we getting any closer to a final agreement to overall you policy on this highly contentious, not or

a good evening? first of all, and i cannot speculate on whether we are any closer today, but indeed that today there was a meeting among interior ministers in spain. and they have focused their thoughts on the last remaining item among the package of proposals, which is currently under negotiation for which they haven't found a compromise which deals with situations of instrument validation and situations of prizes. and this is indeed a rather important element of the package where the member states continue to disagree on assignment. i've expressed the previously concerns about the, the process possible from them and the rights of implications that would come from digital geishas in this instrument address century. instead pushed for more exemptions in the past. the most notably ad bostic states that are concerned about the petition of the situation they faced in 2021. when better was facilitate that

the arrivals of files is at their borders. and i think that whether the new back to indian would be agreed to, we've not only depend on whether member states we find a compromise on this and a specific proposal, but most importantly on whether the european parliament and the can see with the image to find a compromise common ground on the whole package of reforms, and ne, uh, even though it's inside to predict on whether it be an outcome of these negotiations with the positive. i can only say that the both the cons to the end to end the fireman has never been under so much pressure to get these your approved. you written that the compromise steal, reached by e. u. countries might not even deliver the expected results. why is done? it was because fundamentally, most member states and the parliament understand to be want a u. s. adams system, which is predictable and reliable. but the text that they have agreed to in june

is neither straightforward nor balanced. and this mainly for 2 reasons. first, because the rules that the member states have agreed in principle in june are extremely complicated and full of confidence with the operation of measures which makes their own passionate like zation and implementation, had to predict which could in 3rd lead to low compliance. and we know that which our trust between members dates is the short supply and these could affect the further at which one trusts between them. and the 2nd reason is that the, the text that they have a provision that he agreed to and they decided create their responsibilities for a 1000 states. then uh for the north states compared to the current system. we only have a couple of seconds, but i do wanna get maybe yes or. 2 no answer because hungary and poland are refusing so far to pull their weight will the rest of the members they'd be able to

convince them? i don't think so, which raises the question. so what will happen eventually, if they refused to comply with the rules that we'd be agreed upon, that was up at to almost $900.00. thank you so much for your time. i of the, the women's world cup is under way, but just hours before kick off, the whole city of oakland was under a temporary lock down. at least 2 people were killed after a gun man opened fire at a high rise building site. several others were injured on the shooter was found dead after a police shoot out. the villain's prime minister's at no political or ideological motivation has been identified, but the attack has sparred security concerns in a country or gun violence is relatively rare. the opening match then went on without any security incidents with co host, new zealand beating norway, one no. the norwegians lifted the trophy in 1995, but underwhelmed in this opening mass as the locals favored victory. and i'm to

stay through the opening ceremony at the eton puck stadium featured. the performance by mallory and 1st nations dunces and sing is before the 2 teams observed, a minute's silence the head of kick off to the co host with a clear under dogs. in this matchup, but it didn't show the minutes since with the 2nd tough a go kick stuff to the soup of attack as new zealand stones up the page and finally made the superiority towns strike a 100 wilkinson sweat time. jackie, hands close to spot one celebrations. finally, off to 16 unsuccessful attempts, museums 1st woke up when was on the horizon. they then had a golden opportunity to double their lead. a minute from full time after a handful coat captain, re a possible mist from the penalties, spots. but it stayed one mill relief and joy reaching the final whistle.

coast australia and got their campaign underway by beating ireland in front of over 75000 fans and sidney. the curtain was raised with a short opening ceremony, which is followed by a go live 1st half. early in the 2nd period, the referee gave a penalty. when haley ross, so was filed, and steph currently step down to send locals in through wraps or after the match, dw sports correspondent ali moody gave us his impression of the risk of opening of what awaits a kick stopped. the 2023 women's well. cars usually lines came into this not having one precisely 0 of the previous well, comp games. now that off the mock or much they want and they've done it in front of the record crowd here in oakland against the favorites to win the great norway. the funds really showed up for them here at eden park and the players type them back.

they ran to brick rules for that support is to get that for us. when for them, of course, with no way will never know how much the terrible shooting incident that occurred very close to that. how itself affected them psychologically. they certainly seemed a long way off of that best tonight. but ultimately the day belongs to the highest new zealand. and with that update from ali, you're up to date states you for a documentary looking at how activists are trying to combat climate change. we'll be back with more headlines at the top of the next hour. hope to see that by the

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